ma AR hy IY : Fo Vas / IEF, awl ERES THLE A Yo dw i BN le LETRAS Dap Je 31 EA , . PPO EV » a RT INI ARLE "3 RL YL, 44 \ $id bh 1 4 .| Scugog Summer Playground 4 abi Eo 3 5 gm ds Pe Rg i iH Hh a fbi A SSAA A ei a SS a SEN Sa a SE PO SEAGRAVE BY Sharon Wallace Week 1 of summer play- ground has come to an end, but there are still five weeks left and plenty of time to register and join in the fun! An-assortment of games, arts and crafts were only a part of the daily activities. A cool, refreshing swim at Birdseye Pool on Monday was a perfect way to start off 'the six week session which began July 7. All participated in an exciting baseball game on Tuesday. The children travelled to Port Perry on Wednesday where they were delighted by a very entertaining puppet show. We would like to extend a very special thank-you to Mr. L.C. Davis who showed us some of his beautiful wood carvings Thursday after- noon. It was an interesting experience for everyone. The week was ended with an exuberant peanut scramble and peanut push on Friday. The theme for week two at Seagrave playground is "animals." Our craft for Wednesday was aquariums. We came up with several new species of fish cut out of paper. Thursday is Pet Day. Each child will bring his or her favourite stuffed pet and ribbons will be awarded in various categories. Dress-up day will be held Friday when each child will dress as an animal. Who knows what creatures we may find! PORT PERRY by Sandi Johnston And we're off. Playground '80 is well underway in Port Perry. It's going to be an action packed, exciting summer. Already we've had a visit from Brinkley and Doinkel, our outer space puppet friends. Our first week has been filled with crafts, sports and ) ED 7 = organized games. To top off the week we hosted our very own "'Olympics '80". Congratulations to our athletes for a good showing. we are eagerily looking forward to next week with its circus theme. All week our games and crafts will' be associated with the circus. Plans are underway to shape our own circus. Fri- day July 18. Of course the star performers will be play- ground members. Move over Barnum and Bailey. We are also looking forward to a swim at Birdseye Pool Wed. afternoon. Thanks to parents, kids and staff for a great first week. GREENBANK by Pat Bolton It's playground time again! Last weeks high- lights included swimming, a puppet show, and all sorts of games and crafts. This week is space week. That's right. All those martians and astro- nauts will be visiting Green- bank Playground. We will be making paper martians and our very own spaceships with which we will travel into space with. We will also be making rocketships and have races to see who's launches the best. All you children out there between the ages of 4 to 12 "fly" on in for this week's adventures into space. Be sure not to miss our visitor's from outerspace. SCUGOG ISLAND by Tracy Bongard The Scugog Island play- ground has just completed a successful week of fun and games. All the children had an excellent time. Although enrolment was a bit of a disappointment at first, it is steadily increasing and there is plenty of room for new applicants, especially older children aged 8 to 12 so special events can be carried out that require people support. The CONTINUES UNTIL SUMMER STOCK IS SOLD! JUNIOR LADIES SKIRTS, SLACKS, DRESSES, BLOUSES, T-SHIRTS, SHORTS & SWIMWEAR - ALL REDUCED - Starts Thursday, July 17th - 10 A.M. Next week is monster week, so come on all you ghosts, make yourselves visible and appear for our monster fest which will include "Spook Day" where everyone can dress like their favourite monster right down to jelly bean day, as well as the regulars, films, games and crafts. We are now playing at our new location at the Commun- ity Hall. Hope to see you all there! BLACKSTOCK by Caroline Carnaghan The Blackstock play- ground is off to a small but active start. Although there are only half the number of children we had last year, everyone seems to be enjoy- ing themselves. The first week's theme was Food, a very popular subject. Crafts this week included Pudding painting, playdoughing, paper mache, fruits, paper bag masks and pie plate frisbees. A tour of MacDonalds Wednesday was made complete with a free drink and hamburger. Wednesday afternoon everyone enjoyed the Doinkle and Binkley Pupet Show in Port Perry. The children also enjoyed making and eating fruit salad and cookies this week. A big thankyou to Danielle Clark who came and talked about health food. Swimming Thursday afternoon at Birdseye provided relief from the warm day.Volleyball, base- ball and soccer provided organized activity through- out the week. Next week includes a trip to Metro Zoo Wednesday and a visit to a farm Friday. Many differ- ent animals will be visiting next week also! CAESAREA by Jodi Timgren The first week of play- ground was successful and exciting. The theme was People and Me and we all got to know each other by cutt- ing and pasting our favourite things out of magazines. We played new games and had great fun. On Wednesday we went to the Binkley and Doinkle puppet show and the next day we made our own puppets and put on puppet shows. We had a scavenger hunt as well and the children thoroughly enjoyed that. This week is food week and the fun is only getting better. On Tuesday we had a food fair. On Wednesday we will RAR 3% rely GUS road NA AIS coy uh 4 fit yd Hii HELE Biden HEFL SRV DHRIAN UP FLAC pi BARE UM J, vp we yg F PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 16, 1980 -- 21 6. Py | , X 2 PERE bo PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 8 ghd) 10 Vanedward Drive - Port Perry - 985-8474 38 Hei GOODWILL USED § CAR & TRUCK SALE § Oo So IR - USED CARS- fr 1980 BUICK SKYLARK SPORTS COUPE - Baniff blue, Fo matching landau roof, air conditioning, AM/FM cassette. : "ah PML 527. AL 1980 PONTIAC PHOENIX LJ COUPE - Midnight blue with £3 landau roof, V6 motor, automatic, many extras. 0ZK741. 1" ty 1979 CHEVROLET CAPRICE CLASSIC ESTATE WAGON - ne one local owner, all the extras, 1 year optional warranty oR available. NMW 942. Fy 1979 NOVA CUSTOM SEDAN - 6 cylinder, automatic 3 transmission, blue, one year optional MRP warranty. RA Lic. NOT 546. gE 1979 CHEVETTE HATCHBACK SEDAN - with stripes, 4 Nery cylinder, automatic, defroster, NXO 484. Xs 1979 CHEVROLET CAPRICE CLASSIC COUPE- full vinyl i = roof, AM/FM, power antenna, wire wheel covers, 24,000 Rei km. Lic. NXP 298. Yi 1978 JEEP CHEROKEE STATION WAGON - 4 wheel drive, PINS V8, automatic, blue with black two tone. LHV 800. RA 1978 TOYOTA CELICA 'ST COUPE - only 32,000 km. Just 5 ; be making pizza and on Thursday we are going to MacDonalds for a tour of the restaurant. I hope you will all join us in making this the best summer playground yet! Utica news by Vera Brown Church goers please note that there will be no church this Sunday at Epsom-Utica. The following week, July 27th worship service will be held at Goodwood at 10 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Scott of London were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Crosier. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Scho- field and family were Sun- day visitors with Mrs. Delia Harper. CHILDREN'S BOUTIQUE 158 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY Recent visitors with the Sutcliffe family were Mrs. Eleanor Crawford and children of Greenbank, Mrs. Helen Crawford of Peterbor- ough, Marlene Bray of Blackstock, Mrs. David Bray and children of Port Perry, Mrs. Earl Bray and Rodney of Raglan, Mrs. Stewart Bray. Mrs. George Harper and Mrs. Jack Skelding attended a bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Larry Ross for bride to be Miss Debbie Brennen on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Harper visited with her cousin Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Glaspell at Hampton on Sunday evening. Tuesday supper guests with Mrs. Mildred Thompson were Miss Helen Searle of Kemptville and Mrs. Phyllis Clarke of Uxbridge. Mrs. Thompson visited her mother, Mrs. Miller on Sun- day and attended decoration services at Mount Albert Cemetery. There were 19 tables of euchre played on Friday evening in the hall. Winners were Ladies: Fran Gibson 1st, Mrs. Campsall 2nd, and Eva Stentiford low. Men: Hardy Noble 1st, Lloyd Fawns 2nd, and Alvin Spenc- er low. Freeze out winners were Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Luke and Caroline Haugh and Mary Cannon came in 2nd. There will be another euchre this Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Carre of Bridgenorth were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carre and family. The William Brown family were in Haliburton on the weekend enjoying the sun- shine and water and fresh air, not to mention the mosquitos etc. - iY he Te like new, automatic, cassette. NJN 684. 1978 CHEVROLET CAPRICE CLASSIC ESTATE WAGON - one owner, local wagon, blue metallic with woodgrain. Lic. MPO 036. 1978 ACADIAN HATCHBACK SEDAN - dark red metallic, 4 cylinder, 4 speed manual transmission, radio. 1977 CHEVROLET IMPALA COUPE - v8, automatic, radio, power equipped. A clergyman"s car from Warkworth area. LSS 451. 1977 FIREBIRD TRANS AM - loaded with extras, including air. LOK 983. 1977 PLYMOUTH GRAND FURY - 2 door, hardtop, V8, automatic, radio, power equipped, high km. at a low price. KTR 862. 1976 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM HARDTOP - blue with white vinyl roof, low mileage, one owner. KXD 900. 1976 ASTRA STATIONWAGON - general motors economy car of 1976, 4 cylinder, automatic, roof rack, wood- grain. MAE 638. 1975 TOYOTA COROLLA DELUXE STATIONWAGON - 4 cylinder, automatic, completely reconditioned and certi- fied. KJC 826. 1975 BUICK ELECTRA LIMITED - 4 door hardtop, a real collectors item, fully equipped including air conditioner, Al condition. JOW 934. 1975 DODGE DART SPORT COUPE - 6 cylinder, auto- matic, "As-Is" Special. OXP 423. 1974 BUICK CENTURY SEDAN - reconditioned, certified, V8, automatic, power brakes & steering. HRF 247. 1972 DODGE POLARA SEDAN - "'As-Is' Special. - USED TRUCKS - 1980 G.M.C. DIESEL ¥2 TON PICKUP - automatic, radio, less than 9000 km. ER6015. 1975 FORD F100 SERIES ¥; TON PICKUP - 351 V8, 4 speed, power steering, complete with plow. ER7062. 1979 G.M.C. % TON VANDURA VAN - V8, automatic, ho less than 9000 km. Stock 01908A. Qs 1978 CHEVROLET CHEYENNE %: TON PICKUP - V8, Pray automatic, radio, power equipped, less than 38,000 km. Ig ER6 758. Ried 1977 JEEP CJS - 4 WHEEL DRIVE - 6 cylinder, 4 speed, By AM/FM, soft top, OZK 987. i G.M.A.C. FINANCING AVAILABLE AT RATE COMPETITIVE WITH BANKS: AS LITTLE AS 10% DOWN - PAYMENT WITH APPROVED CREDIT. It's Always Worth the Trip to ... PE IEP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive - Port Perry 985-8474 Open Weekdays to 9: Fridays to 6; Saturdays to 4.