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6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Apr. 13, 1977 Scugog Island area news by Mrs, Earl Reader Tuesday evening was quite a surprise for Mrs. Edna Beckett when a pot luck supper was held in her honour at the Island Church. In appreciation for her' many years of service as painist and organist, she was presented with a lovely violin case .as the fiddle is now her most recent interest. On behalf of the Junior Choir. she was also presented with a lovely bouquet. Linda Samells and Sandra Pearce played piano selections, After thanking everyone Edna was handed her violin and requested to entertain with a few numbefs accompanied by Ethel and George Freeman with -paino and guitar. Wed. too was busy for many Island people with a luncheon, school science fair and Fashion Show. Fri, evening about 50 people including 9 from Scugog Island attended the Good Friday Service at Manchester. | The Junior Choir and solo was much enjoyed along with the message. On Sun. the Island Church was filled to capacity. The Easter lily on the Commun- ion table was a gift by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mark o Port Perry in memory of Mrs. Edna McLaren. We were pleased to see visitors at the homes of their daughters, especially Mrs. Ada Pear- son and Mrs. Nellie Miller, There were several little people too, little Taira Cairns from Mississauga, little granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fralick, Tammie and Nicole Little of Scarborough, grandchildren . of Mr. SEES CLEA Se Wid and: Mrs. Rex Stephenson. The Tripps also had 2 little nephews with them. There were two baptisms, Rachell Ann, tiny daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Hall, also little Richard John, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norm Tripp. We were pleased to have Rev. Clarke back from his vacation in Florida. The Junior choir sang 3 numbérs accompanied by Mrs. Aileen Kane at the piano and Geo. Freeman and Paul Chilco with guitars. Mr. French's brother who is with the Canadian Armed Forces will soon be taking his wife and child with him to Germany where he will be stationed for 5 years. Don't forget the U.C.W.'S TO NIGHT. The "Head" _ Greenbank area news by Mrs. Mona Mero The Rev. C. Kitney and Mrs, Kitney will be our guests at church on Sunday, April 24, and tell of their experiences in mission work in Trinidad and other fields. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Watker and son Paul of Hepworth were weekend visitors with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Ianson. Mrs. Ed Bain spent the weekend at Nashville, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Jose Desonsa and daughters of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dearborn and family, Prince Albert, Mr: and Mrs, Earl Bacon and family were recent visitors ladies are collecting a bale. The luncheon and art and craft date for Sat. Apr. 23 is drawing closer. Don't hesitate to let us know about your hobbies. 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Mr. .and Mrs. Harland Clark, Prince Albert, were dinner guests on Sunday with Mrs. Myrtle Thomas. Dr. Arthur Lee, Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee on Saturday. The Women's Institute will be held on April 27, 8 p.m. in the Hall. Mrs. Ross 'Shier is our guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. F. Lee, Mr. 'and Mrs. Murray Lee were . Mr, and Mrs. recent visitors with Mr. George Lee in Port Perry. Mrs, Helen Thomson, Mrs. Jean Somerville, Mr, and Mrs. V. Mount, Mr. and Mrs. Morley Raines and Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Hunter have returned from a holiday in Florida. Mrs. Aleta Leask, Sunday guest with her daughter, Mrs. Gibson, Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ashenhurst and Geoffrey, Toronto, Mr. Lloyd Ashen- hurst, Cardinal, ted with . McMillan on Good oe Mr. and Mrs; Ye McMillan visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Acton on Sunday. The regular card party will resume again on April 22, 8 p.m. in the Greenbank Hall. Everyone welcome, - Please report your news to 852-3570. Blackstock nursery co-op continued al Social Services Depart- ments. The building must comply with Health, Fire and Zoning regulations. The parents who participate must have a T.B. Xray and pass a complete physical examination. Brenda Walker has been retained as paid staff. Brenda is a recent graduate from- the June 1976 Early -Childhood Education course at Sir Sandford Fleming College, Peterborough. In a co-operative school the parents take turns assisting. There must be an adult for every five childr- ren, Mrs. Schryburt announc- ed that plans were being made to have an open house sometime in May, and hope- fully an expanded program in the fall. These families deserve plaudits for initiating and following through with this excellent service to their community. They are working very hard to keep the rates down so all can take part that wish to. This is a co-operative, non-profit effort. Port Perry Florists ~ R.R. 2, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO (Corner of Oshawa & Prince Albert Rds.) OPENING SATURDAY, APRIL 30th "H&R Block | has seventeen 'reasons why you should let them prepare your income tax return." Reason' Number Seven: H & R Block has offices open all year long. Preparing income tax returns is their 4 i business and that requires being available to help, whatever time of year that help Is needed. You can know that Block will 'HeR BLOCK PTT T---- THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE be there. 16 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY (Beside the License Bureau). OPEN; 9 a.m. to 5 p,m. Monday to Saturday Closed Wednesday. 416-985-2232 «