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a A RL a rs Re |. Scugog Island news last Wednesday evening at Hospital Auxiliary, Fred Alstein who lives beside Mrs. the home of Mrs. Bonnie Victor Mission, Mrs. Janet Helen:Hortop. v ® Gerrow with 16 ladies Vernon and the Jim Wilson There will be an Executive presént. family. We certainly en- meeting at the home of the 'The President Mrs. Helen joyed the personal message president this Thursday Hortop welcomed all into the from Marion Hughes with afternoon at 1 p.m. new year of 1979, andread an her words of witticism and It was noted that new opening ' thought. During usual good humours spite of members are needed on the ¢ Devotions, therewas a Study her periods of physical Hall Board and the U.C.W. which led to retrospect of discouragements. There was asked to send a repre- former New Years in was a period of intense quiet sentative. comparison with to-day. and unspoken thoughts as we We missed our treastirer, This continued into a study of listened to 'the comforting Marion Carter, who always how we start the New Year. and appropriate poems has such an interesting and During roll call we were shared with us hy Reta detailed report. Our present \ ® requested to name some- Wilson's sister, Janet. The winter conditions do not thing useful we had received lives and work of the many seem to agree with her for Christmas. The list was members who have been health problems. But we very interesting and in- called away from our organi- trust she will take care and uded many personal items zation will always be find the rest of the winter well as household helps to remembered. _ better. make housework more Our visiting lady, Mrs.. On Sunday Rev. Clarkg interesting or to add perfec- Lenor Blueman did a super was able to be out of "the ® tion to cooking. Items job at Christmas in sending house for the second time in adding to safety and con- outmany Greeting cardsand three weeks following his venience for the family were remembering the sick. . illness. Though still not smoke alarms and snow We learned that Mr. and appearing very robust he blowers. Personal gifts Mrs. Don Trick who live in conducted the Communion included a chain for glasses, Jerry Taylor's house, recent- Service at Church. We hope purses, a special calculator, ly were blessed with a little he will be able to enjoy his and a fuzzy nightgown. human Christmas gift. We birthday on Wednesday. Mr. , Correspondence expres- therefore extend congratu- Clarke's son-in-law, Mr. sing appreciation "was lations and hope to meet Daigle, assisted by telling received from Mrs. Elva them all before long. the children about a great violin and violinist who pd proved he could produce ~ a} \ great music when it came RON DAVIDSON from the heart. Thus the ' ~ children and others should 1 : FUELS LTD put only good into their : » hearts so, only good will come out. . PORT PERRY 985 8625 With reference to the * In addition to competitive prices on fuel oil, diesel fuel, meaning and r eason for the s stove oil and gasoline; Holy Communion Service, * In addition to prompt efficient delivery service; Rev. Clarke emphasized the ' Iniod dion to a 24 hour - 7 day a week burner service - Suffering of Jesus and tr ort Perry based; WEAN. Same. : ' *Ina iti i llatiens-amd renovations by licensed, Ruy of 3h strives wherchy qualified professionals; There are still 8 boxes of : ; 1979 Weekly Giving en- . WE NOW ADD THE FOLLOWING velopes at the Church to be : The complete Sunfleet Motor Oil Line picked up by people who | * The complete Sunoco Motor Oil Line to wh * The complete Sunoco Home Comfort families have asked for Equipment Line. envelopes and still more are CALL ANYTIME avgiiable, RL . . . ome young families have * | Ron Davidson Rick MacKenzie | exressed interest in atten , ding Church as a family, if a 985-8625 985-8625 nursery can be made avail- able. This would be much easier if someone could donate a play pen or at least EL TTT TTT lend one, until needed eo = £ personally. If you know of = : £E one, please call Mrs. Robt. = N El L E Cawker. It is encouraging to i £ have more young boys g 7 £ becoming interested in B ns I ly E Sunday School. # DEKOK ER & 3 5 The "Grace" U.C.W. will H | 4 £ /% meet tonight at the home of ¢ = RE-- "" E Mrs. Florence Fralick. All g : £ ladies are welcome. g = We are very pleased to g : £ have one of our Island girls, : PONTYPOOL E Ruth Parker receive the B £ "Canada Cord" for being a £ ; E deserving Girl 'Guide. She i ® * Cut, Wr apped & Frozen - 12€ |b. SZ received this honour at the * Killing - 8.00 2 head plus hide. £ Presbyterian Church on * OF $ £ Sunday afternoon. Side of Beef - 1.35 Ib. Cut, Wrapped, Frozen, g Used stamps and Canada g Delivered and Guaranteed. = Packar Labels are still heing = E collected by the 'Head" | - - ALSO SMALL ORDERS - : NO, = ristmas time we ' s 5.00 OFF oy PROCESSING OF 10 UR BEE g were pleased to hear from 1 Concession South of Pontypool £ the former Laura Needham, on Manvers 2nd line, 2 mile east. JTF. £ whoattended the Foot School ORONO 983-5894 OSHAWA 725-4245 5 and hoy juss in Terrace = B.C e always likes to de hear about former school 8 INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED . 193QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY (416) 985-7306 by Mrs. Earl Reader The "Head" U.C.W. met Martyn, Mrs. Lillian East- wood, Mrs. Marion Hughes, "Adl Lines of General Insurance!" We also wish to welcome our new member Mrs. Anne mates. Her parents and brothers are doing quite well. ' Will all the organizations of the Island Church please get their reports to Reta Reader by next Sunday so that they may be printed up. Mr. and Mrs: Jim Adam Jr. with their 2 daughters and the latter's parents enjoyed a pleasant Christ- mas holiday in Florida. The choir of the Island Church will not have Thurs- day practice during the winter as skiing interferes on Thursdays. However there will be practice each Sunday after Church. This will alsp relieve members from an extra night out. So, if there is anyone else who would be interested in helping with this arrangement through the winter please let some member know. The Women's Institute will meet next Wednesday, January 17 to celebrate their 7th Anniversary. Members are reminded to bring a package of rose or mauve plastic spoons and a candle. Mrs. Alva Thompson will direct the members in the use of these items in making something. Visitors are welcome. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy of Fralick's beach are pleased to have the latter's brother visiting from Arizona. He will be here until January 20. So we hope nearby Islanders will make him welcome, as the weather has not been favourable for him to get around to enjoy himself. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1979 -- 11 'Manchester UCW By Ruby Fielding Manchester U.C.W. met at the Church, January 4. Our new president, Mrs. Irene Lamb, welcomed everyone. Mrs. Lucille Gray opened the meeting. Hymn 199 sung. Lucille chose as her Scrip- ture reading, Psalm 11 to 28, followed by a reading "An Ode to the New Year". Marion Webster gave a reading, 'Recipe for New Year". Hymn 285 was sung, followed by the Lord's Prayer. The offering receiv- ed and dedicated, Lucille introduced Mrs. Shirley Brawn of Port Perry who talked on "Sharing My Life"' SETTLEMENT HOUSE 189 Queen Street 985-8234 which everyone enjoyed. Lucille thanked Mrs. Brawn. The roll call was answered by 17 members and one visi- tor. The minutes read and adopted. Margaret Ann explained the Banner, the Sunday School pupils had made for the church. She also reported on welfare over the Christmas holiday for needy persons, and plans made for catering to Hol- stein-Friesan dinner, Jan. 17th. The February meeting will be held at the Church, February 1st. The commit- tee served a delicious lunch and a social hour enjoyed. OFF ALL WALLPAPER especially the maximum-- Mr Joh Sweetman gets around on crutches and has gone home where he will receive further therapy. We are so pleased to hear of his wonderful progress. Mr. Angus Wilkinson is still fairly weak and oc- | Three new easionally has a set back. ORDERS Traditional & Contemporary Prints & Matching Fabrics SALE ENDS JANUARY 13th, 1979 158 The Children's Boutique QUEEN STREET PORT PERRY -- a -- Sr I Wag + Pi eS here oo. Annual Store-Wide WINTER CLEARANCE Starts Thursday, Jan. 11 at 9:30 a.m. & continues until winter stock is sold! 20-507 OFF ORIGINAL SELLING PRICE On our entire selection of Fine Quality 'Name Brand' Winter Children's Wear - Infants to Teens. ICHARGEX| CREA (All Sales Final) av . 42 nw VY» oR Ny DO RI a; BE YE ve Taw wd