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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 6, 1981 {5 HS ..Scugog Island by Mrs. Earl Reader The "Head" U.C.W. will meet to-night Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Doreen Adam. Don't forget your roll call. The Second Annual Mother and Daughter Banquet for Girl Guides and Brownies will be held at the Com- munity Hall on Saturday' May. 30. Following the banquet there will be a Hard Time Dance sponsored by the Mothers' Auxiliary. For advance tickets please call Sharon Bobbie 985-3552. Now we are looking for- "ward to Pioneer Days at the Museum May 16 and 17. For the Island Church Improvements we gratefully acknowledge a donation from North Oshawa. For an additional improvement we are considering Communion glass holders for the backs of pews as glasses get lost in the crowded book racks. We trust all donors will try to" attend the special Dedi- . cation service on June 14. Next Sunday - being Scugog Island W.I The Scugog Island women's Institute met at the Scugog Island Community Hall on the evening of April 22nd, with a good repre- sentation of members. The President Janis Richardson welcomed everyone and the meeting opened in the usual manner. Roll Call was each member paying their membership dues with one new member joining. Motto- "It was once said that the world was ruled by - cradle rocking hands; but now its ruled by oil producing lands" Very well uelivered and illustrated by Eliza Fralicks daughter Gloria Fralick. Minutes and Correspon- Vdence given by Betty Ann Freeman Treasurers report by Connie Haigh. Standing Commitees Christena Prentice gave a reading in connection of this being the year of the disabled. Madaline Cawker reported on the Family Life Series and Helen Redman thanked Tennis (From page 16) little more this summer but will iast one week longer. The times have already been scheduled and will begin on Tuesday, May 19. Another large porftion of the meeting centered around «+ the club's bid to Township council for money to re- surface the tennis courts. The current.courts are made of asphalt but the PPTC hopes to improve it by putting on a surface that would act as a better cushion for water. The council apparently proposed to put a . new layer of pavement on it but the club discounted that » idea, saying the club would not financially support' a non-tennis playing surface. Mrs. Burt: said she was "rather encouraged by the whole session," but Mr. Acerra; said he felt the council wasn't being very - = helpful. It will cost a family $30 to play tennis within the club this year. The PPTC will take over the courts on Monday, Tuesday, and « gThursday evenings with an allotted court time of 45 minutes for singles and an hour for doubles. Branch Directors Mothers' Day or Family Day it is a fitting date for the Baptism of 2 children and possibly more. If you are interested at this time, please contact Rev. E. Linstead. We missed our choir "on Sunday, as some members had involvements elsewhere. Next Monday, evening May 11, the elders of Scugog Pastoral Charge will please meet at the Manchester Church at 8 p.m.' with the ministers and Rev. Macintosh. In expressing our appreci- ation last week to demonstrators at the Art and aft Show, our meaning may have been miscon- strued, as it was our intent to convey gratitude for a busy afternoon given over to add attraction on our behalf. We cannot possibly forget the help and interest we have received in the church from many sources at various times, and in turn it seems fitting to return favours if possible. the members for helping and supporting these series. They do enjoy the cookies. ~ A Chinese Auction to be held next meeting to raise talent money for the District Annual meeting to be held May 28th at the Presbyterian' Church Port Perry. Annual meeting began by the reading of the Slate of officers, minutes and financial Report Betty Ann * acting as Secretary for election of officers. All annual reports were given for 1980-81 Alva Thompson installed the officers for the coming year 1981-82 as follows. President - Janis Richardson Ist Vice Linda Parry 2nd "vice Mary Helen Prentice Secretary- Betty Ann Freeman Treasurer - Connie Haigh Dist. Director - Betty Reader Alternate District Director -" Jan Gerrow Public Relations Officer - Christena Prentice Curator of Tweedsmuir History - Helen Redman Assistant - Dorean Adam Membership Convenor - Madeline Cawker Eliza Fralick Margaret Morrow Nominating Committee - Betty Reader, Alva Thompson, Linda Parry Auditors - Eliza Fralick, Alva Thompson Pianist - Madaline Cawker Scrap Book Betty Ann Freeman Hall Board Represenatives - Dorean Adam Dish Rental - Richardson Alva Thompson welcomed the new officers and wished them well. Don't forget the Annual Auction coming up July everything 'is welcomed large or small. Meeting Janis closed by singing the National Anthem. Janis Richardson in charge of Family and Con- sumers affairs, showed a film on '"'energies". Lunch consisted of Parker House rolls filled with a variety of fillings, tea and coffee. My successor will be Mrs. Christena Prentice RR Port Perry. ; - We appreciate the use of this media in publicizing our organization in the community. Thanking you. Clara Dowson PRO FAAS SAE TT SOREN TEA BAS LEED AARNE FO) Fe SRR . v 5 \} HRN MA 0g IO Le es - ol Prince Albert and area news by Earline Armstrong Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Faulkner of Scarborough plus their nephew Ronald Parker his wife Shirley and daughter Sandra from Pembroke and Mr. and Mrs. Aylmer Spry of Wyrandotte Mich. 'It never rains at the Brooks just pours. = On Sunday May 3rd, Mr. and: Mrs. Earl Martyn attended a reunion of the group that travelled together in Europe last summer, in- cluding seeing the Passion Play in Oberammergau Germany. The reunion was held at Coldstream Pres- byterian Church Toronto. Speedy get well wishes go out to Helen Jewell who is a patient in Oshawa General Hospital. : Elaine Bidgood on Mary Street - celebrated her 6th - birthday on Wed. April 29th. Elaine had 6 friends over plus her 2 brothers to help her celebrate. Elaine also had her grandparents Rev. and Mrs. John King from Kingston with her on her @ birthday, they are spending the week with Doug and June and the rest of the gang. ria oly RORY SXodi Bor'= £ PORTABLE GAS BARBECUE SALE ! Heather Hodgins arrived home on Friday to spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hodgins. Heather has successfully finished first year at Trent University in Peterborough. Congratu- lations Heather, we knew you could do it. A number of ladies from Prince Albert attended "Elegant but Easy Enter- taining" with Mary Lisko at the Latcham Centre on Thursday night. # But Mary didn't get th euchre players Sixteen tables were filled on Thurs. evening at Prince Albert Hall. Ladies High- Myrtle Wagner. Second Laurena Bright and Low Olive Gimblett and the men - High Alvin Spencer, second Wm. Carnegie and Low Phyllis Clarke. See you again on May 7 rain or shine. The . Couples Club from Prince Albert enjoyed a tour of Cullen Gardens in Whitby on Saturday, April 25, after the tour they returned to the church for lunch. Mrs. Vicki Heayn was hostess for a silk flower demonstration one night last week. After putting in four months of winter its a hh. n Se - cm of ¢ ALL MODELS OF OUR BROILMASTER, CANADIANA, FALCON, JACUZZI, - ON SALE - Prices Starting at ~ 3! < > g hy pleasure to see any kind of flowers. Les and Grace Beacock were Sunday evening dinner guests with Les's brother Lloyd and his wife and son - Glenn in Port Perry. A favourable, delegation were presdnt-ffoim our area at the 95th anniversary and concert at the Port Fy United Church. Rev. Griffen was a delightful _ guest speaker. Several also attended the evening worship to hear the Canning- ton group. Mr. and Mrs. G. Plaunt of Lindsay called on Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jeffery one day last week. Mrs. Plaunt and Mrs. Jeffery are sisters. Easter Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock travelled up to Seagrave to have dinner with Don and Marilyn Beacock and boys. Also joining them were Grant Beacock of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Beacock and Phillip from Shirley Road. Marilyn served something that is coming back in at the dinner, tables, "a goose dinner". Tracie Andrews celebra- ted her 8th birthday on Saturday May 2, a few of Heel A Aoi tied 0 z Fam Chiiadaer [ ANNUAL" § 8 tracie's friends along with Mom enjoyed a meal at Burger King. - Happy Birth- day Tracie from all Prince Albert. Weekend guest with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hunter were Miss Mignon Mayneord of Peterborough. : We had a good attendance out to church on Sunday May 3 and those who were there itness | an impressive sexyice, Miss Mayneord (Majppon) concert whistler terborough, Ontario, assisted the local choir in the ministry of music. | Mr. Charles, Clarke of Unionville gave a challeng- ing message to those who are concerned about problems relating to the use of drugs "and alcholol. There will be the sacra- ment of baptism next Sunday May 10 (Mothers Day) when Sunday School children will attend the opening session of the church service. Please remember Mom on Mothers day. 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