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By Mrs. Earl Reader Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dowson «7 motored to Port Elgin a week ago and spent the weekend with four cousins. Recently Clara had the experience of jury duty for parts of four days. Mrs, John Sweetman had a very. interesting experi- ence when she suddenly decided to take flight by '-« herself to Winnipeg, The event was prompted by thoughts of a former neigh- bour 'and friend, Mrs. «Bertha Valentine, who used to live across the road on Scugog Island, Mabel found her friend, now' 89, living with her daughter and hus- band, Mr. and Mrs, C. E. Dallman. They. just had a . great time life on * Scugog. Mabel also enjoyed the flight itself, as previous arrangements: were so well planned for her by the travel agent, Mrs.. Waite. Mrs. Clara Thompson an. exceptionally lively week. For many years, she has been a member of Thornhill Women's Institute so she has a double interest in it and the Scugog organ- ization. Therefore on Thurs- x had day, the former had their June meeting at Alva's home when 14 members and - two men arrived about 10:30 a.m. The president of Scugog W.I. Mrs. Elizabeth Stichmann and Mrs. Reta Wilson had also been invited. After their meeting, they enjoyed a light pro- gram, followed by a pot luck picnic lunch. took the group to the Mus- eum buildings including the "Head" Church which has recently been_re-decorated and brightened up. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Morehouse visited at - the parental home of Mr. and Mrs, Clare Thompson to celebrate a double wedding 'anniversary. Thornhill neighbours, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin; were also pre- sent. In the evening, Alva's nephew, Joe O'Brien from Ottawa, called as he was passing through on a busi- ness trip. Having retired from the navy, he is now a representative of the Crane ° Co. of Canada. Tickets will soon be avail- able for the Strawberry Sup- per at the Island Community Hall on Wednesday, July 6. 'Scugog WI Auction Sale (continued .:be greatly appreciated. . Members don't forget your +. articles for fish pond. < The. annual picnic will be July 12th at Uxbridge Park, those interested in going are requested to be at Betty Readers by 11:30 a.m, Bring food, cutlery and beverage, and have a good" time. A meeting is arranged for, all. officers June 28th at Elizabeth Stichmanns at 1:30 p.m. Plan to attend. Mee was then turned over to Betty Reader. R introduced our guest for the evening, Norma Jeffrey, who gave a most inform-. ev ative talk on oil painting. 2 Ton Unit 2% Ton Unit ' INSTALLATIONS Madeline Cawker then central air conditioning Fresh - As - Springtime SAVINGS 11] Rn, o CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES. YOU CAN BE SURE IF ITS WESTINGHOUSE. Heat Pumps - Fumaces CALL: BRUCE McMARTIN C 4) 705-786-2990 or 786-2392 Norma is well-known for her work in this field, also had a few of her paintings on dis- play. Many questions were asked of which she so read- ily answered. - A small token of appreciation was present- ed to Norma by Alva Thompson along with our Like it has been said before, our meeting are .interesting, and visitors are always welcome. Meeting was adjourned. .Betty Reader's group in charge of Education and Cultural Activities served a tasty lunch of angel cake and ice cream, So cooling for an ending of a warm P.R.O. Clara Dowson *995. 1145. Then ; Alva Some have already been re- served. Call any member of "Head'"' or = "Grace" U.C.W.'s or Mrs, Earl Reader. Don't leave it too late and be disappointed, If you have to cancel your reservation, just let us know. At the Sunday service, 'Rev. Clarke referred to Father's. Day in several ways. He announced that the children will be present- ed with awards next Sunday and hoped they can all be present. There will be 18 or 14 rewarded for their ef- forts. During the summer,, he. wishes the children to memorize the "Apostles' Creed" in the back of the hymn book. It must be correct, without any assis- tance, For this accomplish- ment, there will also be an award, as it is considered very important. After Church, members gathered for a meeting to bring us up to date re finances and activities. It was learned that there will be a donation of several new hymn books by family of Mr. Glen Hood in his memory, as he used to sing in the choir and was always interested in music. There will be a dedication service in the autumn. So we shall be looking forward Rg me 3 Tr MEP SiS A Ny ATTY PICNIC OLER & 1 GAL. JUG frm PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 22, 1977 -- 1% Scugog Island and areanews to that occasion. ~ Our financial balance is lower than last year at this time, partly because hydro rates have increased, as has oil. The church also paid for "Observer" subscriptions to all member families in order to get more interest and get some le ac- bl with it. id finds full time service a little taxing, she would like to have someone assist or take over full time. If you are interested or know someone who has this musi- cal talent they might share, please call Mrs. Maurice Fralick. It is our desire to promote more music in Ser- vices even if it can be rotat- organ fund has reached $410. It gradually = increases through some memorial donations. Scugog has more musical talent now than there has been for many years and it sure would be nice to get a real choir going. Give us your ideas. July will bring the Instit- ute sale, so please keep your ed with other churches. Qur donations in mind. 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