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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, August 15, 1989 August 21 to 25 Vacation Bible school at Island Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader Wouldn't you know? The reserved tickets for the bus trip to Roy Thompson Hall for Friday, long. Aug. 25 are all gone. I hope you didn't -leave your decision too By now, many children have tired of summer holidays and no Sunday School classes so are ready for Vacational Bible school, which many churches are spon- soring. We, therefore, again re- mind you of the one at the Island United Church, August 21 - 25. This is open to children 3 to 12 years from any church or maybe some who do not attend any special church. The hours are 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon. The program has been well planned & is called "Wonder Faire' and will include clowns, skits & songs. Each day there will be crafts, games, stories & snacks. Other years have shown that lots of space is required. Therefore children 3 to 6 years will go to the community hall. New washrooms will accom- modate all who attend at the church. As a conclusion on Friday Aug. 25 there will be a closing hot dog picnic with the parents. Now this all requires lots of help in many areas. So, if you can spare some time, very interesting and well spent, just call Jan Ger- row 985-3025 and talk it over. Mrs. Elsie Angus of Kinmount is vactioning at her former paren- tal home, now owned by brother, Nelson and Betty Reader. Though some Island people received heavy rain on Sat. the. ones at the church chicken barbecue were glad that it spared them this time. I believe most Island people will be sorry to lose the sevices, in a couple of months, of Brown's Sanitation collection, as their work has been so satisfactorty & cheerfully carried out. Sorry, no phone calls with addi- tional news. Three-year-old Emil y Davis enjoys corn on the cob at the fourth annual Scugog Island Chicken Barbecue. AS, 7 \ \ nN 7 NAN NNN R NN is having a ... hk 'SUPER SUMMER SALE' cottons mohair acrylics 20 % Off wool all regular priced in stock yarns ALSO ... | DISCONTINUED PATTERN BUNDLES un omens $6 (0) ALSO ... TAPESTRIES 40% Off Sale ends Saturday, August 26th, 1989 ) ANTONILIE'S wool shop & sweater boutique 3 United Ri Glen Wiison (left) and Jim Gerrow cooked hundreds of chickens for the Scugog Island Chicken Barbecue Saturday night. Money raised from the fourth toward the operation of the church. MON-SAT 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM SUNDAY 12:00 Noon to 4:00 PM 52 Water St., Port Perry PHONE 985-4241 annual barbecue will go 148 Perry Street, Port Perry 985-0002 in the shops "Just around the Corner" SANDISON -- ASH Port Perry United Church was the setting for the marriage of Shelley Maureen Ash and Scott Douglas San- dison on June 3, 1989. Rev. Robert LePage officiated at the cere- mony. The bride is the daughter of Charles and Shirley Ash of Port Perry. The groom is the son of Walter and Donna Sandison of Port Perry. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a full length ivory satin gown with a ruffled train. The fitted bodice was accented with pearls. "The maid of honour was Kelly Stewart of Seagrave. The bridesmaids were Kelly Gouin of Cadmus, and Gail Sandison of Port Perry. The flowergirl was Hailey Wilson of Port Perry. The best man was Doug Potts of Port Perry. Ushers were Mark Goreski of Bowmanville, and Kevin Ash of Ottawa. Following a reception held at the Royal Canadian Legion in Port pair), ie newlyweds honeymooned at Puerto Plata in the Dominican epublic. The happy couple now live in Bowmanville.