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SCUGOG NEWS Miss Dianne Fralick spent the week-end in Toronto. Mr .and Mrs. Glen Hood Sun- day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds, Port Perry, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Jackson were celebrating their thirtieth wedding anniversary at the home of Mrs, Crooks, Port Perry, Saturday night. Congra- tulations. Mr. Leland James of Toronto spent the week-end with Mr. C James. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Real and Sandra of Sonya dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, Manns on Sun- day. Mr, and Mrs, Jack Edgar and Jacqueline spent the week-end in Oshawa with Mr, and Mrs. Carl Slute. Mr .and Mrs. Peter Hart visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. M. Me- Laren on Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Hudson and Joan of Toronto visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Fralick. Mr. and Mrs, V. Aldred and Mr. J. Aldred dinner guests of Mrs. Ramsay and Mrs. Morrish in Toronto on Sunday. Grace U.C.W. is holding a pot luck supper and euchre at Grace Church on Thursday night, March 17th. All are invited. Please bring your supper. Mr. Ralph Shaw and Miss Dorita Trew of Oshawa visited with Mr. and Mrs. C. Carter on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs G. Smith visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Highet of Agincourt, Mr. and Mrs. G. Samells and Linda Saturday night dinner guests of Mrs. Hounsell in Osh- awa. Mr. and Mrs H, Thomas Thursday night dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs, L. Blight, Brook- lin. . Grace is to have their annual Flower Show on March 30th. { Mr. John Hays and Mr. Rick Cobbett of Toronto week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Pogue. Mr, J. Sweetman spent Sun- day in Beaverton. Mrs, R. Fralick, Mrs. C. Al- dred and Mrs. B. Bell singing at Hillside Manor on Wednes- day night. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cole of Taunton and Mr. and Mrs. J, Melanson and girls of Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. George Sker- ratt of Prince Albert recent guests of Mr. and Mrs, Em- prinham, Congratulations to Carol Manns and Heidi Kreig for a "fly-up" and Evelyn Slute for a "walk-up" in Guides, Remember our service at 8 pan. at Grace on Friday night. Service on Sunday at 10 a.m. You are invited. On Wednesday evening of March 2nd the U.C.W. of the "Head" met at the home of Mrs, Earl Reader with 18 ladies and Rev. Teskey present, The theme of the meeting was Christian Education as por- YOUR RED CROSS IS SERVING TODAY READY FOR TOMORROW trayed in Psalm 19, read by Mrs, Irene Carter. Mrs. Betty Reader conducted a quizz from chap. 2 of the Study Book under the heading of "God Speaks for Himself" through Revelation, in Creation. History and through Conscience, The Roll Call required us to recall a book we had read. It was interesting to note how titles of books read in teen-age days had remained in the mem- ory with great impressions. When Mrs. Bonnie Gerrow re~- ported for the Hospital, she said the forfeit calendars were being left until fall, but the Spring Fair is dated for May 28. She listed all the different departments where organiza- tions can help and stated that the "Head" will look after the "Apron" sale, As donations we may give sewn articles, home baking, candy, white elephants, plants, used articles, items for touch and take or for fish pond, 26¢, articles for adults and 16c. articles for children. The roll call for April is to be some item for the fair. During the business period it was settled that we hold the Hospital euchre for March b and the "Head" U.C.W. euchre for March 26th in the base- ment of "Grace" Church instead of the Township Hall as it is more convenient at present for dishes, heat and care, For the first one each member donated 60c. toward the lunch. For the second one on March 26, Bon- nie had organized the lunch di- PORT PERRY STAR, Thurs., March 10th, 1966 -- 5 vision among the groups. We shall remember to save used nylons and clothing. Reta Wilson, representing the group who attended the Annual Presbytery meeting on Feb, 15, gave a report on the address by Mrs. Birtch which described the "Cross-roads Africa" move- ment. Some of this you will find described in "The Observer'. The travelling are still travelling. food boxes ~ Mrs. Joyce Heayn took over the program and called upon. Mrs. Hoult for a reading appro- | priate to the chosen theme, Then Ruth Heayn conducted a 60 item quizz on names of ar- . the Port Perry Hospital, ticles, eaten, worn or being an animal. Some names were very foreign to us but Dorothy Mar- tyn ended up with 46 correct answers. We don't know whe- ther to credit this to her ex- tensive knowledge or lucky guessing. While lunch was be- ing prepared, Joyce conducted a contest on jumbled car names. We are very pleased to an- nounce that Mr. Thos, Redman was able to enjoy his 90th birthday on Feb. 23 even if it was in an unusual setting in Mr. Redman is a very co-operative patient and the nurses were all very good and kind to him. Now he is home again with pink cheeks and more pep. We are also pleased to report that Mrs. Cliff Redman is getting around again with less discomfort from her bout of bursitis, I nF SLICED 1's li MAPLE LEAF MAPLE LEAF open THE SMART MONEY '// TO THESE ! Round or Rump ISTEAK - ROAST ON SALE THIS WEEKEND AT YOUR THIS WEEK'S MEAT FEATURES I CANADA'S FINEST TENDER LB. {BEEF LIVER HOCKS IWIENERS rian 5561 or Slice End Cut Pieces Centre Cut cn | PRINCE ALBERT rs MARKETS ¢ GREEN GIANT CREAM HCORN FANCY 15-0z. 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