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= CRIT LT A PED lath CHE CAEL DT CORE Ct A 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 30, 1979 Didyouknow............... that Scugog Community Care has responsible teen- age volunteers eager to assist seniors and the han- dicapped with spring-time yard work such as grass cut- ting, raking, flower beds, etc.? Grow into spring with us! Call Community Care at 985-8461 - 9 a.m. to 12 noon, Monday to Friday. B. JONES BUSINESS MACHINES 231 Water Street - Port Perry Sales - Service - Rentals - Leasing CALCULATORS - TYPEWRITERS CASH REGISTERS - SCALES PHONE: 985-2518 Be sure of the * Latest Model Machines * OLY MPIARENT e Typewriters and Caiculators Rentals arranged on Weekly, Monthly and Quarterly Terms ... also (Rent to Purchase) EASY TERM PAYMENT PLAN FREE DELIVERY ON ALL STATIONERY NEEDS - TYPEWRITER RIBBONS, CASH REGISTER RIBBONS, ALL OFFICE: STATIONERY, ETC... -4130 The answer for speedy check-out, easy operation and trouble-free service. Lease Rate on MA-130: $49.00 Monthly SEE OUR BOOTH AT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HOME SHOW - TEC SCALE SL3130 - Capacity 30 Ib. (Also available in Metric at No Extra Cost) $2, 1 95 ] Lease Rate: $88.00 Monthly A member of TEC's National Service Network JUNE 89-10 Scugog Island news by Mrs. Earl Reader Today, (Wed. May 30) you will be able to enjoy another hot luncheon at the Island United Church from 11:30 to 1:30 PM sponsored by the "Grace" U.C.W. On Tues. everyone was pleased with the large num- ber who came out to vote on the Island. It was noted that the number of eligible voters was over 900. It was there- fore necessary to set up a fourth table. The older ones commented on the changes thro' the years when one table was sufficient with men serving as D.R.O.and Polling Clerk. Neighbours sat on the benches around the old box stove and chatted for awhile and nearly every- one was known by Mr. Sid Chandler, in charge. We were pleased to see several ailing people who were in- terested enough to make the effort on Tues. to vote. At church on Sunday we were pleased to welcome another Island citizen into the life of the church when Mr. and Mrs. John Davis (of the former Carter farm) presented their infant son Bradley John for Holy Bap- tism, welcomed by Elder Geo. Samells and witnessed by grandparents and great grandparents who were pre- sent for the occasion and have been well known by Island folk for many years. It was also our pleasure to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Jos- eph Clark formerly from Newfoundland and now re- siding at Sunrise Beach. Several people have inti- mated that they are interest- ed in joining the church or having membership trans- ferred from their former home church. If you have considered this but have not been contacted, please phone Rev. Clark. Before the end of June there will be Sunday School outings and awards, so don't give up on attendance. Two groups or individuals have shown interest in the Baptismal Bowl or a Font to hold the Bowl. The stands are usually quite expensive to purchase, but someone might be interested in mak- ing one and might have good ideas of a design. Therefore if your are interested, would . you please submit your de- sign, choice of wood and price to Bowie Gerrow. It would have to make use of the Bowl already purchased. There have been seven bap- tisms so far this year and the numbers are increasing. The Community Dance on Saturday night was well att- ended with all tickets sold. The next Community So- cial event is a picnic at Bird's Eye Park on June 17 from 11 to 4 PM. Everyone will bring some lunch which will be enjoyed first. While that settles, there will be races of all kinds. This will be followed by swimming for which there is a charge. However there will be no admission charge to the Park. This Saturday everyone is looking forward to the Ann- ual '"Canoe the Nonquon RUBBER STAMPS fast delivery PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 race. The '"Head"U.C.W. ladies will serve early break- fast in the Palmer Park tent at the lake front, and later follow this with various types i J of refreshments. Again, we are hoping the air will clear and clouds will roll away. See you there. It will soon be time to 5 BRADBURY Lynn Bradbury of Port Perry has had a very successful year in gymnastics gather items for the Wom- ens Institute Auction. So plan what you can spare. I believe just about anything is acceptable. ae . and last week completed this years events by placing first in the Argo */C*/, Metro East/West Championships held in Oshawa last Saturday. The competition was for girls 11 years and under and Lynn won the gold medal for all-round points in balance beam, vault, parallel uneven bars and floor exercises scoring 32.85 points out of a possible 40. Next year Lynn will advance to a higher level and will compete in ""Tyro B*, with the girls 12 years and over. Above Lynn proudly and service. displays her awards for this year's competition. "ALITTLE MORE PERSONAL" ANNOUNCEMENT Ron Davidson Fuels Ltd., is pleased to make the following announcement. We have expanded our complete home care service by purchasing the property of Wes Lane Plumbing and Heating at 14 High Street in Port Perry. This will now give us a permanent office and shop for heating and air conditioning sales and service and ductwork fabrication. Michael Karas has joined our staff as General Manager of heating, air conditioning, installations Our vehicles are all radio dispatched for faster more efficient oil burner service, gasoline and diesel fuel delivery. It is our desire to give you our customer the best products and service available at ALL times. RON DAVIDSON FUELS LTD. P.0. Box 1170, Port Perry, Ontario. LOB 1NO PHONE: 985-8625- RON DAVIDSON FUELS LTD. P.0. BOX 1170 - PORT PERRY ONTARIO. LOB INO PHONE: 985-8625 . 73