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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 27, 1987 Good neighbours will be missed deeply Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader We hear Noreen and Ted Leahy on the main Island Road have sold their property. 'Thro' the many - years of their residence they have been good neighbours and wil be missed. Many will miss their annual display of beautiful flowers. Noreen came to the *'Head" of the Island about 40 years ago with her parents from Haliburton and settl- ed on the present Middleton farm. With the exception of a few years after marriage, she has spent her life back on the Island - the rest of her family having moved away. Ted and his family have also been well known in the area. Now they hope to spend their retirement years in a more relaxed atmosphere and climate more in- "ducive to improved health. The Leahy's neighbours almost across the road, the Prices, with the apple orchard have also sold their home and plan to spend their retire- ment years in British Columbia. We are tardy in extending con- gratulations to one of our Island boys, Barry Prentice, as we remember him as a venturesome teenager and now we hear he is Dr. Prentice and living in Manitoba far 'GREYSTO EQUESTRIAN CENTRE ET ---- EERE NE R.R. 2, SHIRLEY ROAD -- PORT PERRY Welcome to Greystone & The King's Plate Lounge ens EVERY SUNDAY -- SUPER SPECIAL BUFFET >. 12:00 NOON to 8:00 P.M. NEW WINTER. HOURS: The King's Plate Lounge Only! from his parental home and the rest of the family. We wish him the best in his educational endeavours. - On Sun. the Island United Bulletin presented many plans for the near future. If you didn't get one, please take note now: Feb, 1 at 10:30 a.m. Joint Service at the Island to include Manchester; Board Meeting; 12 Noon -Pot-buck lunch for all (please bring a main course and dessert) ; 12:45 a general annual meeting for Scugog Con- gregation. (Sounds like a well plann- ed arrangement if you can keep up with the clock). In Feb. there will be a Commu- nion Service as well as Baptism and reception or transfers of members. On Feb. 7th there will be the An- 11:30 a.m. Official' nual Men's Rally at St. Stephen's United in Oshawa. This is always a very pleasant occasion. This year the speaker will be the Rt. Rev. Clark MacDonald. If you plan to go, please inform Burnsell Webster or . Allen Martyn by Feb. 1st. Gracé U.C.W. held their January meeting at the Church, Wed. Jan: 9th. We were pleased to welcome our new minister Miss Edith Bolton to our midst and also happy to have Christine Prentice back with us after her lengthy illness. Madeline Cawker and Yvonne Ap- pleton led in the Devotional period. Three ladies donated to the B'day jar. Plans were made for Jan. 11th - U.C.W. Sunday - Mar. 25th has been set for the annual beef dinner. More details at a later date. We were reminded to have all an- nual reports ready for this week. Penny Pennypiece read a humorots reading about Resolu- tions and Madeline Cawker had a game in connection with resolutions that was hilarious. Homemade muffins and jam were enjoyed by all. : Remember our Pres. Barb Bischopp in your prayers this week - Barb is in Toronto undergoing some surgery. Don't forget Choir Practise on Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the Church. If anyone would like to join in, come along. 4-H unit will teach surviving with style for young people Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery Gail Kerry and Cathy Acerra will be teaching a 4-H Unit *'Surviving with Style," starting in Feb. The meetings will be on Thurs. evening ~ from 7-9 p.m. and all girls or boys aged 12 to 21 before Jan. 1, 1987 are welcome. This unit will teach us to beconie 'wise shoppers, to do simple household repairs, fix flat tires, get Anymore in the area? k Keith and Faye Ashton were pleased to have their parents Don and Stella Asling and Ruth Ashton with them for lunch on Sunday. Keith and Faye were dinner guests with Jill and Gordon Postma on Sun. evening. The, school committee had a splendid crowd for their dance in Utica Hall for Epsom School on Sat. - evening. All enjoyed the music of Ir- win Smith. The buffet went very well and thanks to everyone who helped especially Jill and Judy, who helped organize it. Evelyn and Carl Hansen were din- ner guests on Sun. with John and Barbara Barfoot and family of Brooklin, ] Mrs. H. Ross visited her sister in Peterborough for a few days last week. CLOSED MONDAY & TUESDAY - ~ y the grease and grime from your - : J i Wednesday thru Saturday -- Daily Luncheon Specials ~ clothing, how to handle strangers at © + Wednesday through Sturdy Dioner en | oriole sii [MPP call for fulltime | ideas - it will be wise for you to know, in the near future. Call Cathy 985-3466 or Gail 985-7792. Let us know if you are coming, so supplies can be ordered. \ Mrs. Herman Kerry of Port Perry Every Sunday -- Super Hot & Cold Buffet Call Ahead for Reservations ... 985-971 1 WE THANK YOU -- EVERYONE WELCOME RESERVE NOW FOR YOUR BANQUET, WEDDING or SPECIAL FUNCTION. : SENIOR CITIZENS ... 10% DISCOUNT (weekdays) was a supper guest at the home of Walter and Elva Kerry on Sun. Hap- 'DURHAM AUT i o ®e __o { corrections minister | The Ontario Ministry of Correc- MPP for Durham East and Opposi- i tional Services lacks direction and tion Critic' for Correctional Services policy because it does not have a says. full-time Minister, Sam Cureatz, "One individual cannot do justice to both the portfolios of Solicitor vices,' Cureatz says. "Correctional Services is not be- ing given adequate direction given the confusion in Ministry goals that is. apparent.from.the top down tothe... 588... cell-block level." il In the last available report from the Ministry 32 goals or statements were made. Given the little progress made on these goals in the past months, it is obvious the list was in- flated or impractical given the lack of Ministerial attention Correctional Services has received. -The . Federal Government's Neilson Report on improved pro- gram delivery in the justice system indicates there is administrative overlap and duplication between services offered by the Ministry of Correctional Services and the Federal Solicitor General. But there has been no public response from Correctional Services to either answer the Neilson Report's charges or to cut duplication. ""The Correctional Services Ministry is not receiving the leader- ship and attention it deserves." Cureatz says. "1 call on the Premier to appoint a full time Minister of Correctional Services to bring direction to this important - Ministry and ensure public money is being spent wisely = General and Correctional Ser- >meme On < > OO . a he a a a Bos Se ve Te Ne Ne Ve ve Ue To ve Se We are proud to announce that our Collision Repair Shop is now equipped with a system for quality unibody repairs.' We also do complete Refinishing, Framework, Rust Repairs and Collision Repairs for Cars and Trucks. ' Today it takes the right equipment and_trained technicians to repair your car with accuracy and with minimum waiting time. 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