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TE N 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 6, 1987 Manchester UCW delivered plants . by Bernice Dobson * Our Christmas luncheon was held at Greystone Equestrian Centre, and returned to the church for the devotional ~The service was taken from O Come, O Come Emmanuel alter- nating reading of the verses by Pat Kingstone and Bernice Dobson Three Christmas hymns were sung O Little Town of Bethleham, O Come O Come Emmanuel, Silent Night, Holy Night. Eileen Tapscott read the cor- respondence. Glad to hear Dorothy 356 KING ST. W., OSHAWA H : HEALTH SERVICES INC. 24 Hour Nursing and Homemaking Services ~ for the elderly, sick, disabled, or mother and newborn. -- COMPLIMENTARY ASSESSMENTS -- Aird is much improved. Margaret Ann {amb locked after Scugog Operation - a mother and two girls: 6-8 and a plant. Diane McKinzey & Pat Kingstdae delivered nine plants to the sick and shut ins. In 1987 is the 25th anniversary of U.C.W. units of the Unitéd Chtirch. Our church will hold d service on Jan. 11th with our members taking part. Christmas cake and tea was served by the hostess. I would like to take this opportuni- ty to wish the Port Perry Star & Staff a Happy. Healthy New Year 433- 1494 oo Patrick G. Deegan | DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 305 Queen Street -- Port Perry BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! Phone: 985- 2916 or 623 4473 concen SLA. « S Year : % Annual : , ~~ Intérest Ie: SHOPPERS Mortgage 'and Loan. COTpOItion" APPLY TO wry - DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 30 Water Street, Port Perry 985-8471 JANT SELECTED STYLES SHOES | PURSES a All in-stock SLIPPERS All in-stock Super va RY Sale \ up to 50% 25% OFF. = 25% OFF ---------- me -------- SUPER SPECIALS Bastien Ladies' Boots .... Cougar OFB - Men's & Boys'- Children's Boots North Star Sno-Joggers Evening Shoes .. ee $65.00 . $29.99 ~ Ann Wells (left) of Port Perry, accepts a scholarship from-Ar- thur Lovell, Lovell Drugs Ltd. The Durham College student receiv- ed the award in' Health Sciences, Year | at Durham College in Qghawa. "A word on residents Sou og Island Area News d * by Mrs. Earl Reader This has been such a happy . season of friendship renewals and family gatherings and we look for- ward to the Annual Christmas mail which brings us up-to-date on the lives of relatives, friends and former residents of the Island. So at this time we pass along words of Mrs. Elva Martyn now 93 and a lengthy resident of Con. 6E. Mrs. Ida Britton, a resident in a Bowmanville Nursing Home just turned 90 and therefore feeling older, but very alert in mind and penmanship and so interested in families around the 'Head' where her early interests were. Then the 4 Gibbons sisters who spent their summers at Port View Beach but upheld the services in the 'Head Memorial" Church and worked with the area people. Flora (Miller) Muf+~ husband has joined her. We, who . fitt of Toronto who spent her early vouth#fnd school days on the Island has wonderful memories of her ear- ly life & has fréjuently inspired us with her life of courage and fortitude in spite of 30 years of incurable il- Iness. Laura Needham, now of Ter- race, B.C-is pleased to report her DURHAM SHOES INC. 230 YOUR FOO NEW WINTER STORE HOURS: Monday to Saturday - 9.30 to 5:30 UEEN STREET - PORT PERRY EAR SPECIALISTS FOR LADIES, TEENS & CHILDREN parents still alive and well and she is always interested in former schoolmates at the Foot. Sandra (Fralick) Boos of B.C. is fortunate in having her parents Florence and Ray Fralick visit her and family as they have done recently. Miss Beatrice McLean made a personnal phone call and-passed along Best Wishes to all. Her interests are still in Scugog too. Now we are sorry we have to report sad stories too at this season. * A short time before Christmas, Mrs. 'Marion Hughes of Port View was in- formed her brother of Nova Scotia had suddenly passed away without suffering * Abeut a month ago, we were told Mrs. Alf Eden had passed away and now we are shocked to learn her have lived on the Island for some time remember when they had the Island store, now run by Joel . Aldred. Our sy mpathy 1S extended to Bon- nie Ballingall and her sister and their families. The lady who works inv Joel 'Aldred's store, Yoshio Hikida recently lost her father in B.C. Our sympathy is extended to her. Marg Demara's mother was in a H Nursing Home in Oshawa and recently passed away. So we send our condolences to Margaret -and family. - Thru the years we frequently had occasion to meet Joan Aldred's mother, Mrs. Ada Pearson who has had a life-long interest in Scugog when she visited the Redmans and especially after she introduced Joan to the Island. She is always such a cheerful little person living in the Port Perry Villa for some time and ynow in the Nursing Home which is more comfortable for her 90 plus years. Sunday was a very interesting day at the Island United when all welcomed the new minister Miss Edith Bolton and she found herself in new surroundings. She is living in the Manse and invited people to call on her so she can get acquainted. Don't forget Choir practice is Thursday afternoon at 1:30 thru the winter at least. If vou are interested in singing come along to the Island United. a ~The "Grace UCW will meet this Wed. Jan 7th at 1:30 p.m. in the church. The 'Head UCW will also meet this Wed. Jan. 7th at 8 p.m. at the home of Marilyn Tripp. It's time to think about getting an- nual reports balanced up. We'll let vou know later who will-eollect + them. Support committee Greenbank and Area News : by Mrs. Armour McMillan Worship and Sunday School will he at the usual time next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walker, Hepworth, visited with Mr. and Mrs. _ James lanson and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lee over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lunney, Whit- by and Mrs. Marjory McCombe visited with Mrs. Olive McMillan last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean visited with Mr. and'Mrs. John Graham of - Locust Hill on Sunday afternoon. There is to be a seven week bible study titled Mobilize for Ministry and Mission beginning January 20. More details next week. _Mr. and Mrs. Archie McMillan ~ called on Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan on Sunday afternoon. Dancersize classes will begin on Wednesday Jan. 14th at 9:45 a.m. and Thursday Jan. Babysitting is available. Please call Patty Fletcher at 985-3489 to J---- 15 at 8 pm. register. The classes are in Green- bank Hall' Did anyotie recognize the scenery . on the Defasco Christmas Choir T.V. program? The pictures taken on the 12th north of Greenbank were really nice. News next week please call 985-8926. The Greenbank Hall Committee would like to express sincere thanks to the following people for their generous donations toward the hall Christmas Dance, Speck Tool Co.. Dowsons Port Perry, Greenbank General Store, Chicken Coop Bakery. Machine and Tool Pro- ducts, Ellie Speck and Larry Postill Your contributions were greatly ap- preciated. The hall committee has had much support from the com- munity in 1987. Thanks to all and Best Wishes for a Happy and Pro- sperous New Year. a MIN 1 rh Gt ES i A LE a oat 1 1a om Bs Te a or -- emvsstmmwimm heya my bal The WR EA A a