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1st Cubs Port Perry Cub News 1st Port Perry Cubs with the co- operation of the weather were able to hold their second meeting of the year outside. The meeting was opened by Hathi, the gray elephant taking the Grand Howl. Kaa the python asked the boys to join together and form a long snake. They slithered around the trees and each other eventually coiling around Hathi who was trying to light a campfire. He nervously succeeded on his second try. Kaa could see Hathi was having trouble with the fire so he asked the boys to concentrate and before too long the fire was crackling. Raksha the Mother Wolf led the boys in songs and a story was helped out by Bagheera the pan- ther. The boys later enjoyed hot chocolate served by one of the group mothers. The property owner was happy the next morn- ing because there was no trace of 20 young wolves, the mother wolf, 3 beavers, elephant, snake and panther having been there. Akela the old wolf and Mang the bat were absent from the meeting because they were at work. Who are these people besides all being parents? They usually work as a doctor, in a car factory, in a trust company, at a railway, as a marketing consultant and in a grocery store. If you are interested in being part of the jungle book and also part of the Wolf Cub Program come out and see us at our meetings Monday evenings 6:30 - 8:00 at the Church of the Ascen- sion. At this weeks meeting Bagheera will be invested along with 9 new chums who are ready to be new young wolves. For more info call Lloyd Greenough 985-8047. ,0000000000006000000, BEST AVAILABLE CORY 50th Anniversary The 50th Wedding Anniversary of Kay and Gord Hobbs was recently celebrated in Port Perry. The Murray House provided tne ideal setting for receiving the many family and friends who travelled to Port Perry to con- gratulate Kay and Gord and add to the successful celebration. The happy couple, who enjoy good health, have resided on Scugog Island for the past ten years. They are currently looking forward to another sunny Florida winter. Island Women's Institute by Clara Dowson The evening of Sept. 19, was the date of the start of the Scugog > of 7 ®go0ccnoce0® PROTECT IT, ~=41JSE sikkens CENTRAL PAINT & WALLPAPER 295 Ritson Rd. S., Oshawa 434-3939 GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES Rates subject to change without notice. SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY "Serving Scugog for Over 15 Years" PHONE 985-3832 aN Island Women's Institute meetings, and twelve members and one visitor was present. Our President Penny Pet- typiece opened the meeting by singing the opening Ode and all repeating the Institute Creed. Roll Call was your favourite mode of travel. Motto was packing tips for women travellers prepared by Harriet Hunt. All reports and minutes read and approved. In- vitation to attend the 80th birth- day of Shirley W.I. Oct. 24th at Purple Hill Orange Hall. Also members were invited to go by bus October 2nd to Owen Sound and Thornbury. Information read for attending the Convention at the Royal York Hotel November 8-9. ' The winning ticket on the $500.00 was won by Dorothy McCabe. Congratulations. Also - oo Scugog W.1. won first prize on the fair display - Too bad there was no competition? Meeting ¢losed by singing O'Canada. /Clara Dowson in- guest speaker Mary - who has been a representative with Clare Burt 15 years out of Bramp- talk on the tours with ladies ghe has planned were very interesting - Clara presented Mary June with a small gift of ap- pregiation (almost forgotten). Fodd for the food bank Port Perry nekt meeting. A social time was enjoyed over sandwiches and 4 and coffee. See you October 7 Please recycle wes ew ovwe ve oles lua PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 2, 1990 -- 29 Communion service is this Sunday There were 9% tables of euchre played on Friday evening in the Hall. Winners were: Ladies 1st Grant Bright, 2nd Irene Currell and 3rd Fran Gibson; Men's 1st Mike Coyle, 2nd Bruce Houghland and 3rd Tom Currell. Freeze-out winners were George Harper and Grant Bright, Gary Munro and Earla Hill were second. Draws were won by Jim Gibson,, Bernice Loudfoot and Grant Bright. There will be another euchre in two weeks. This Sunday at 11:00 a.m. in bd Ar a Epsom Church you are invited to attend Thanksgiving and Worldwide Communion service. Non-perishable food items will be collected for donation to the local food banks at this service. Choir practise will be on Thurs- day at 8 p.m. at the Sobil home. The U.C.W. will hold their Oc- tober meeting on the 9th at 1 p.m. in Epsom Church with Group 1. in charge. Refreshments and dessert will be served prior to the meeting. Members are reminded to bring their coffee mug. -- at -- EMMANUEL PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Regional Road No. 8 at Simcoe Street, Port Perry "REFLECTIONS" (LADIES' FRIENDSHIP GROUP) TUESDAY MORNINGS - 9:30 to 11:30 AM You are invited to get involved in either of the following seminars: "A MOTHER'S TOUCH" Instructor: Cheryl Romeril - discover practical, helpful ways to create that special family atmosphere in which children feel so loved. Only you can provide a mother's touch. "OPEN HEART, OPEN HOME" Instructor: Jan Beesley - "Finding Friends and Being Friends" is the thrust of this timely study. In a society that can often be cold and uncaring, we need to nourish loving relationships. This seminar shows you how! ) * SPECIAL CRAFT FEATURE - JEWELLERY * (There is no registration fee and babysitting is provided) "FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL: 985-4441 Klean Sweep CHIMNEY SERVICE SERVING DURHAM REGION SINCE 1978 * dustless, efficient chimney cleaning * emergency service ) * blocked flues cleared * go with the experts OUR STAFF IS TRAINED & CERTIFIED FULL TIME PROFESSIONAL SWEEPS PORT PERRY CRAFT MARKET O This Saturday, OUTSIDE MARKET for FARM PRODUCE will continue weather permitting te eo SE