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: | VRE TILIA PTE EAXE- PREVI HOGER INT BAT IELA BT TRAN AS IAE Toa SX FATTENING SO AS AAT EWTN hat 1} henson dia bdabois PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 25th, 1973 -- 19 CURLING WINNERS received their trophies at the business girls curling banquet in Port Perry, April 13, from left to right; Aileen: Van Camp, Marion Luke, Esther MacDonald and Linda Eastwood. | Scugog News Next Wednesday will be a very irhportant day for the "Head" U.C.W. This United Church = organization will celebrate its 25th anniver- sary. We owe much to the mother of Harry Denton, who was the student minister at the time. Mrs. Denton called the ladies together at the home of Mrs. Thos. Redman and gave guidance and information in forming this very successful organ- ization. Through the years the first members and those who joined later have been very interested in the work of the church and have been very loyal and helpful in the various activities. Many people have been invited to the Open House for the 25th Anniversary to be held at the "Head" Church 'would' have church services all summer and would welcome all who will be in the area. Next Sunday, ye.must appear an hour rlier as we must move our clocks ahead on Saturday night. Sunday's message to the children was that Jesus had assured his disciples and followers that "All is well," and Easter is again a time of assurance, To the adults Rev. Pogue requested the thought of what life would be like if Easter had not occurred. The former He- brews believed that they lived life and that death was the end. The risen Lord taught us differently and we should rejoice on every Sunday of the year and not just at Easter. God proved We consider the reaction of Judas. He had a change of heart and realized he had been very wrong. When he could not do anything to relieve his guilt he took his life. Peter too had denied his Lord but lived long enough to see Jesus rise and receive his forgiveness and learn that he could begin again. We are sorry to report that Mrs. George Samells, Jr. is in hospital with respiratory problems. We hope it will not be long till she is well again. Our sympathy is extended to Mrs. Bonnie Gerrow and her family for the recent accidental bereavement of her brother-in-law while at work last week at Bradford. Mr. and Mrs. Stickmann of Toronto enjoyed the Easter weekend with their son Max Stichmann and his family. on Wednesday, May 2 thatHereally cares and that mq startingat 2p.m. until 4p.m. evil will ultimately be This is Tuck Shop week for This celebration will include destroyed. the "Head" ladies. a Short ceremony followed by a Social Time. In the | LJ evening the celebration con- S fth ( ! trati on Van Haarlem, I. Annerud. 220; A. DeNure -219; J. Hives nin inne wives and 0 d BIS BOWLING Overall Pin Winners-- Wilkins 215; B. Raines 212. b t at 6: gE pa t th Lions 600 and Over: anquet at 6:30 p.m. at the e SATURDAY, APRIL 28th e April 18 700 Games-- F. Venning 653: S. Cumm- Oddfellows Hall. This will be ' LADIES WEDNESDAY M. St. John, M. Ivés, G. ings 631. Te fol will ene , 10 - 12 Noon, at Lake Front Park AFTERNOON BAN T ee QUE Ishak B. Tennyson, N. Standing neglected to .obtain your ALL BOYS MUST REGISTER AT THIS TIME High Single 331, Glady Peatls .iceemmenumnne 44 ticket ein a a TYKE - Under 8 yrs. Mahaffy. LADIES WEDNESDAY Ruby .................. 42 ; SQUIRT - Under 11 yrs. High Triple 771, Merle St. NIGHT BOWLING Saphire ................ 41 toattend. The committee has PEE WEE - Under 13 yrs John High Single: Zircon ................ 36 done a fine job of planning BANTAM - Under- 15 yrs. j . CC Garnet ......... 39 the afternoon and evening v= : : phi Average 190; Nancy vin in "oe TOPOZ .. eee... go and I'm sure you will not pss "rte " yrs. First Section Winners-- yg Venning - 653 Amethyst .......... 30 ogre. helping us to cele- JUNIOR - Under 21 yrs. Lions -- G. Langille, E. 219 and Over: Jade ................. 2 "S e " wa 8 Registration Fee - $3.00 per boy 3 Lafontaine, G. Mahaffy, F. Venning 278; C. Philips ~~ Onyx .................. 26 ungay morning Rey. : Marg Vehof, R. Bouw- 9249: M. Donnelly 240; y Opal .................. 24 Pogue expressed a special If unable to register at this date - Contact 3% meester, B. Lee. Leach 231: F. Castle 227: S. Diamonds ............ 23 welcome to the visitors at VIN WALKER 985-7126 ry: Second Section Winners-- " 3 Emeralds .............. 23 church and remarked that 4 Cougars - D. Davies; M. Cummings 220, 216; M. Geer St.John, M. Ives, K. Geer, B. pon a GOING | § | : OVERSEAS | 1 UXBRIDGE : Joutl & AREA ] % PASSPORT SWIMMING | _pHoTO POOL CORE need STAR iA fea, Family Memberships § | % 50° | IVES' FLORIST . Eo & GRE . 4 -- Budget Plan Now Available. 1 all occasions A 1 B= an Ve call 852-7831 i especially for you. : . ; p FREE DELIVERY PO IVES FLORIST UXBRIDGE & AREA SWIMMING POOL § © 985-2691 i" i Hes Ws, " 14 a3 . i y