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v. LETT AACR AS REAL MEL BRAY AN FI SE RE RA 6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 3, 1975 Scugog Island News By Mrs. E. Reader We have further notice re the paper drive for Dec. 6th. Please do not leave them anywhere, because they will not be picked up. You may as well discard all your-papers - in the garbage until further notice. The price has dropp- ed so low, it barely pays for the gas in collection. . Now that it is December your thoughts will soon be _ turning to the festive season and" Christmas trees. The Scouts and Cubs of the Island are again taking on this project and trees will be available later at the home - of Mr. Brent Richardson. "Grace' UCW will be held at the home of Mrs. Muriel Button on Wednesday even- ing, December 3rd. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Ethel Redman is in the Oshawa Hospital again with a circulation problem. So far . she is holding her own and does not require further sur- gery yet. Congratulations to Mrs. Still looking Port Perry Lions Club is still looking for the two boys _one with failing eyesight... who had approached club members during their recent Blitz for the Blind campaign in support of the CNIB. Club member John -Zapor- ozan is hoping that someone in the community will come foreward with information about the identity of the two youngsters. : "We'd like to help, if we can," he said. g Brent Richardson who won the pant suit draw at Sted- mans last week. Mr. Morven Hughes still requires medical attention but cannot get into Sunny- brook Hespital yet. Last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. N.A. Sweetman and Mrs. Miller of Toronto visited at their brothers home with Mr. and Mrs. John Sweetman. Last 1'riday evening the "Head" UCW held a very successful and entertaining mystery sister supper when they invited all ladies of the "Head" community to par- take and become acquaint- ed. This included people in new homes and lakeside resi- dents. We were pleased to welcome Mrs. Ethel Whitter from Port Perry, Mrs. East- man from Whitby, Mrs. Trudi Zingg from Gull Lake where her family moved recently, Mrs. Heather Reader from Oshawa, Mrs. Norma Forder, Mrs. Freda Cochrane, Mrs. Helen Fedyk Mrs. Sue Ralph, from the Island. Mrs. Kay Walker, Mrs. Margaret McClusky, Mrs. Valerie Holland, Mrs.' Nera Bloeman, Mrs. Betty" Smith, Mrs. MaryLyn Heayn Mrs. Marilyn Fitchett, Mrs: Doreen Adam, Mrs. Pow, Mrs. Merle Jones, Mrs, Dor- othy Freeman, Mrs. Gail Ballard all from lakeside homes. Only one member was missing. Appreciation is extended to Beryl Pearce Elizabeth Stichmann and Evelyn Red-: man for the phoning and arranging, to Clara Dowson for'making 50 table favours, to Bonnie Gerrow, Helen CANADIAN WOMAN Hortop and Irene Carter for arranging a program, to Helen Fedyk for advice re the chinese food, ete., to Grace UCW for serving and kitchen work, to Irene Carter for an exceptionally interest- ing report of 1975 activities of the UCW and to Beryl Pearce for a good financial report. The president, Mrs. Helen Redman fulfilled her "almost last official duties very capably and pleasantly and thanked everyone for the co-operation shown to her. Over 100 people attended the Service at Church on Sunday. It was the 1st Sunday of Advent, a period that meant the prep- aration for the baby Jesus. So it was also an appropriate time to réceive three babies into the Church by baptism. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard presented their baby daught- er, Megan Nicole. Mr. and Mrs. Bill:Loates also brought their wee daughter, Kimber- ly Ann and infant boy, John James was presented by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Adderley. His honoured god parents are Mr. and Mrs. Glen Demara. Many grand- parents, aunts, uncles and friends were present to wit- ness the happy occasion. Don't forget the "Grace" Christmas Concert is being prepared for December 14, so try to keep this evening free. Tony Oxley had a painful experience - while playing hockey in Lindsay over the weekend. As a result, he has to nurse a crushed ankle. We trust it will soon heal and e less painful. ° : SCY "Grace" LALA PROT RE S20 JOEY FY ROR SIRO Community Nursing Home News The Community Nursing Home had their volunteer orientation on Monday, including a handicap lun- cheon. Each of the volun- teers was given a handicap, for example one was blind- folded, some were restricted to wheelchairs, others had splints on arms or legs. All reported a better under- standing of the residents' situation. En "and Sunday, Mr. Cavannah visited Mon- day night with beautiful slides of England and Holland. - Tuesday's church service and Thursday's bingo were well attended, Friday even- ing, Jean Nash showed films the Utica Sunday School under the direction of Dorothy Brown entertained with an after- noon program. Mr. Lindsay has joined the swimming group. There are now three who swim regul- arly at Uxbridge, twice weekly. The group is indebted to Mrs. Bert Gray for the ingredients that went into the homemade soup last Friday. Mrs. Gray brought in fresh vegetables from her garden. rolls. 1976. later date. ~~ Ontario NOTE: TOWNSHIP OF WICKSTEED -- ___These- alternate arrangements wilt not "be "im effect Wicksteed in the District of Algoma. Assessment notices will be delivered to owners and tenants on the regular date, December 1, 1975 and the assess- ment roll will be returned. on December 16, 1975. The final date on which owners and tenants may commence an appeal to the Assessment Review -~ Court in the Township of Wicksteed is January 6, 1976. © THE ASSESSMENT ACT he - AND TENANTS Due to the interruption of regular postal services, the Ministry of Revenue has'extended the date for return of the assessment rolls from December 16, 1975 to January 21, 1976 in all municipalities and localities across the province. } Therefore, in accordance with the provisions of The Assess- ment Act, assessment notices will be delivered to all assessed persons on January 6, 1976, 14 full days prior to the return of the ' Should 'the postal disruption' continue into the month of January, the date for the return of assessment rolls may be further extended. A notice of any further extension will be published at a This extension affects the time period during which owners -and tenants may appeal their assessments. Therefore, the final date for commencing an appeal to the Assessment Review Court has also been extended from January 6, 1976 to February 11, "for" the' Township of ~~~ Ministry of Arthur Meen Revenue Minister of Revenue ee T.M. Russell Deputy Minister FHH7522A ALL MUST GO! CANADIAN WOMAN 207 QUEEN STREET -- PORT PERRY, ONT. ™)