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eir Is, cal an ts, £] ter er, ol- eir in ith he rt, 1a, he ir a- d- gy in i- ly C, ar Re tte aeeantannnt LULU ULL LULL LLL EEE EEE TT ¥v PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 14, 1978 -- 27 News from Scugog Island by Mrs. Earl Reader The Scugog Island W.I. meets on Wednesday, June 21at the Island Hall at 8 p.m. * Guest speaker will be Mr. Cecil Fralick who will talk on "Investments." The roll call will be, "What investment of time or money have you received the most interest from?" Don't forget to bring along three articles for the Fish Pond! Visitors wel- come. Mrs. Marion Hughes, Mrs. Reta Wilson and Jim Wilson were all in hospital last week. Jim was able to return home on Friday but Reta is still not well in Port Hospital. Marion, who is in Oshawa Hospital is much better. We hear Mrs. South- gate has also been quite sick for a couple of weeks. We trust all these people will soon be able to enjoy life again. We extend sympathy to Mrs. Orval a Noe family in the recent passing of her father, Mr. Sam Arnold. A week ago we were all shocked to hear of the acci- dental death of Mr: Bill Smith of Gerrow's Beach. We remember how generous the Smiths were a few years ago in sharing their lovely home and grounds for our Strawberry suppers and U.C.W. meetings. We extend sympathy to Roy Collins and the rest of the Collins family in the recent passing of Roy's sis- ter, Joan, who spent her childhood on Scugog Island. On May 29 the Beavers and their leaders had a tour of the Oshawa Police Station. On the evening of June 12 they finished their last meet- ing of the season with a weiner roast. On June 6, four cubs moved up to scouts and were invested. They enjoyed a joint meeting with the Scouts. On June 13, the scouts had their final meet- ing. June 10, the remaining cubs had a bus trip to Toron- to to visit the museum and Planetarium. Next Saturday June 17 will be a busy day on the Island with the Community Picnic at the Provincial Park, the auction sale at the home of the late Len Hance and the wedding of Anna Forder at the home of her parents. Let's hope for good weather for all these functions. On Wednesday evening 26 ladies of the '"Head" and "Grace" U.C.W. met at the Island Church for a joint, study of the Caribbean Cres- cent and time of fellowship. Several members of both groups took parts in the Devotion and study of the crescent in general, three of the Islands, European in- fluence, relationship with Canada and the place of the Church. Sunday at the Island Church was a different type of Service when the three U.C.W.'s of the Pastoral Charge joined to conduct the Service. Mrs. Heidi Krieg, Mrs. Margaret Ann Lamb and Mrs. Alva Thompson were at the door and wel- comed all the people who attended. Rev. Linstead gave support and leadership where needed. The fourteen members of the choir sup- plied wonderful song with "Pass it on" and "Nothing is Impossible." Those taking part in Devotions from Man- chester were Mrs. McKin- zey, Mrs. Margaret" Ann Lamb, Mrs. Pat Kingstone, Don't wait! Save now on quality soft drinks during the Grand Open- ing Sale at Country Corner PoP Shoppe. Regular prices are $2.99 plus deposit for a case of 24 ten- A GREAT CASE FOR A PARTY! Mrs. Dorothy Aird and Mrs. Florence Mitchell. Those helping from the Island were Mrs. Barbara Brown, Mrs. Helen Redman, Mrs. Doreen Adam, Mrs. Edna Beckett, Mrs. Pat Adderley, Mrs. Madeline Cawker and Mrs. SR op )°) €) HURRY! SALE ENDS SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 1978 ounce bottles, and $3.59 plus deposit for a case of 12 thirty- ounce bottles, in your choice of flavours. Dorothy Freeman. It was very 'nice to see Betty Reader and Hennie Jackson back in their places again. Mrs. Robert Brown gave a very interesting message by relating many of her person- al experiences and how she had found an answer to her problems, and the blessings she had received. As we all ponder on her statements, we can feel encouraged and ready to pass our worries over to God for help. The Pop Shoppe Comes to Port Perry GRAND OPENING SALE ANY CASE FLAVOUR *1.99 Quality soft drinks, sensational savings -- yours at The PoP Shoppe. Take home a big red case of 24 ten- ounce bottles, or 12 thirty-ounce bottles, for only $1.99 plus refundable deposit. At The PoP Shoppe, you select from 15 great flavours including Cola, Orange, Root Beer, Ginger Ale, and many more including Tonic and Soda. Fill your case with your favourite flavours . home ALL the family favourites in one big case. Remember -- only $1.99 plus deposit buys a case of PoP Shoppe PoP in your choice of bottles, your choice of flavours. *Plus refundable deposit June 25 will be Award Sunday for the Sunday School at the Island Church so please try to attend. Linda Samells spent the weekend at the cottage of her friend Joanne Osaduke on Moira Lake. * . take @ Trace ars Pag wees Pod Sacgoes of Canata Limes 4 0: PoP sir. PORT PERRY POP SHOPPE XL GAS STATION Corner Of Hwy. 7A and Union St. Phone 985-8513 RAN ESR Rx fas 5 oh