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LRARIA TD 3% QreSYR 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday June 15, 1982 fathers Day Gifts ...for that + We Have Many Perfect Gifts for Dad! 'BACKGAMMON GAME Remember Fathers Day - June 20th A "BRICK" TO THROW -- NO DAMAGE DONE -- Looks like the real thing but made of soft sponge fibres. For the Dad who has everything! GIFT PRICED: Give him a leisure gift this Father's Day with a Backgammon game. Leatherette & suede case. Size open 15" x 20". Also Poker Sets, Card Cases & Domino Sets. DESK ACCESSORIES Solid qak and chrome finish. Ideal for his desk at work or at home! Individual pieces include: *Single Pen Set *Pencil Holder *Double Pen Set *Ashtray *Pen Set with Digital Clock ALCOM ESPRIT RT200 CORDLESS TELEPHONE 2-way paging and intercommunication fy system. 2000 ft. range. 0 Many Other Styles of Telephones. % One Just Right for Your Pop! Shop Early for Best Selection! Some quantities are limited. (Double Pen Set with Clock comes complete with personalized the PORT PERRY STAR CO. LIMITED 235 QUEEN STREET, P.0.80X 90, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO. - LOBINO (416) 985-7383 monogram lettering included.) -- MEVBER STATIONERS > Nadiad Brand Merchandise - pdr - Scugog Island by Mrs. Earl Reader We like to remember former residents who spent most of their lives on Scugog Island. Now we are re- membering Mrs. Alex (Elva) Martyn who lived on Concession 6 at the "Head" and following surgery is now in a Nursing Home and would appreciate hearing from old friends. Her present address is: Extendicare Nursing Home, Lawrence Avenue East, Scarborough, Ontario. : Another lady who would appreciate remembrance is Mrs. Bob Tettow who lives in Port Perry and recently had eye treatments. As we see the strawberry plants in blossom we are reminded of the Strawberry and Salad supper put on at the Island Hall each year by the "Head" U.C.W. - this year it will be Wednesday, July 7. You will soon be able to reserve tickets from your correspondent for 5:30 or 6:30 p.m. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Morven Hughes of Port View Beach has been quite ill . and suffering much pain since last.Tuesday. She is now in the Sunnybrook . Hospital in Toronto on floor B6. She will appreciate any contacts you can make. Don't forget the Women's Institute to-night Wednesday when you will learn all about Pensions for women. Start saving all saleable items for the Auction on July 17. There will be an Island collection Prince by Ilean Pugh The volunteer workers with the Friendly Visitors Group have been busy the last several weeks with regular meetings and special activities. On May 27th, Helen Jewell, Mary William- son and 'Mildred Hope went to Canningston to speak to the U.C.W. and show a film supplied by Durham Mental Health. On June 1st, a Rummage Bake and Craft sale was held at the community centre. Free coffee was served to the customers and a total of $134.00 was taken in at the different tables. On June 8, at the regular meeting, the draw was made for the quilt that had been made by some of . the ladies. The lucky winner was Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm of Nestleton, $203.00 was realized from the project. The "Friendly Visitors" would like to thank everyone for supporting their projects. The money is used for supplies and special outings. Mr. and Mrs. E. Andringo, Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock were Tuesday. company at their brothers, J. Beacock of Lindsay. Congratulations to Gerrit and Sharon Versluys of King Street on the birth of their daughter, Karen Jane. Also to: grandma Olive MacFarlane. : Visiting with Irv anid Elma Doyle are Elma's- brother, Mr. and Mrs. John Thomp- son of California. Vernon and Mary Devitt of Oshawa along with Les and Grace Beacock have return- ed from being with Barb Connolly at her cottage at Haliburton Lake. On Thursday evening; 16 tables of ' euchre players gathered at the community on the previous Saturday. For the Scugog Pastoral Charge there will be a meet- ing at Manchester Church at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, June 22. All members of Boards and Committees with Heads of Organizations are requested to attend if possible, This Tuesday evening, there will be a Sunday School meeting at the United Church on the Island at 8 p.m. Bring your interest and suggestions for next year. If you forget, you may contact Jan, Gerrow later. On Sunday, it was easy to tell that formal S.S. classes were cancelled * for the summer at the United. But apparently many parents decided to start their vacation too. But if this was the case, they certainly missed a fine service when Denzil Dale, a Lay supply from Oshawa, 'whose daughters sing with Festival Singers, was the guest speaker and brought a very fine informal and direct message about Jesus as the Bread of life. All those present were much impress- ed with the delivery and the illustrative . meaning. Rev. Clarke will conduct the services for the rest of June. On July 1, Miss Beatrice McLean will assume the former duties of Rev. Lin- stead along with Rev. C. Clarke and will be available to the Congregations, More detailed information will be given later. Albert centre. The Ladies winners. were Verna Draper, Dorothy Aird and Mary Williamson. Mens winners - were Ken Whittington, Myrtle 'Alsop and . Alvin Spencer. Lone hand series winners Myrtle Alsop and Wm. Carnegie tied with 12 each. Sympathy to Mrs." Helen Goslin 'and family in the passing of husband and father Bill. He will be missed by friends in Prince Albert. Mr. and. Mrs.: Jim MacGregor of Renfrew spent the weekend with sister Beth and Lloyd Pereman. On Sat- urday evening, Jim and Anne MacGregor, Larry and Sharane Ross; Eileen and Terry Hodgins and Beth and ; Lloyd Pereman went up to Toronto to dinner at Sultan's Tent to celebrate the girls birthday. Happy Birthday Sorry to hear that Mr. Cherrie is a patient. in Toronto Western Hospital. For next weeks news. call Earline Armstrong 985-7873. % 193 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY (416) 985-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE nFAnnually Rates Subject to Change ; without Notice.