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% je RN LT] 2 3 e ~~ v-{a LAE 2 v 2 ® 4 _ 8 J By Mrs. Earl Reader Weren't we all lucky that the weather held for. us so well on Saturday for the hot luncheon at Grace Church and then Art and Craft Show at the Community Hall! About 165 people attended the display. Being Saturday many children were able to : "enjoy and take part in the demonstrations and other at- tractions, It is im ble to individually thank all those who helped put it together. Mrs. Marion Carter. should have special appreciation for: + her work in organizing the project and making many contacts. Our men, too, filled in a very necessary part. We appreciate the time and interest of the demon- strators: Mrs, Buxcey from Oshawa, Mrs. Joyce May of Ashbéirn, Mrs. Wendy Bate- man of Port Perry, - Mrs. Alva Thompson of Scugog Island and Mrs. Peggy Ridgeway from the Creative Stop in Port Perry. The lucky draws created much interest and fun. It is noted than many men are becoming increasingly interested in creative crafts and displayed their accomp- 3 S I Need Music for your Next Donce or Reception? GIVE US A CALL AT 985-2505 - | lishments, some being for sale. It has been remarked that there is a tremendous amount of talent in this area. It is particularly interesting to view the work of people we know, especially when we may not have another "opportunity of seeing it. Some may be, somewhat disappointed in lack of sales but be assured gave great pleasure and you may make future contacts, It would: not be right to name any outstanding dis- plays. You just had to be there to appreciate it. Many were the creations of elderly people, busy mothers, men of all ages, handicapped people and young children. So let us know about your ° talents for next year. Pictures varied from oils, watercolours, wool, needle- point, pencil, charcoal, crewel, doodle art and paint by numbers. The string pictures are perhaps a craft. Last work you read that the 'Head Memorial" Museum Church needs a new roof. As this will require a considerable amount of 'News from Scugog Island area money and is of interest to people of the whole area and visitors, we are making one to raise some of the fund by a Hot Roast Beef Dinner on Thursday, May 6. at the Island Community Hall, Please support it by purchasing .an advance ticket from any member of the "Head" U.C.W. Look \n "Coming Events". Jha Sunday aller Master is known as Low Sunday '""Head" and "Grace" U.C.W.'s will meet at "Grace" Church, Wednes- day evening, May 5. Mrs. Ann (Carter) Mogyo- rodi and her husband. of Hamilton spent the weekend - at the parental home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carter. Miss Gloria Fralick of "Toronto spént the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fralick. On Saturday, many of us attendance drops poy . were pleased to talk with extra efforts. And goodness knows there were other reasons, too, this year with the advance of daylight sav- ing and a return of winter and gloomy skies. At. "'Graee" Church, the Com- munion table was brightened with an array of narcissus flowers. When Rev. Wylie was a chaplain during the war he -had purchased a number of lovely-Dutch_ plc. tures including the various types of Windmills. He "introduced Mr. John Hofstee of Manchester to explain these pictures to the children and congregation. This was followed by a story for the children about responsibil- ities to man and God. After Rev. Wylie's sermon, Mr. Hofstee remained to answer questions about the pictures and Holland. As Rev. Wylie stated, we appreciate the culture the Du patie have brought to ountry. Baby sitting was available and will be next Sunday. On Mother's Day, there will be a Baptismal Service. Anyone interested, please contact one of the ministers. Don't forget fhe Annual meeting for the Women's Institute tonight at 8 p.m. in ~ the Community Hall. It was nice to see Marcia (Chandler) McDougall and - her family from Ottawa while they were visiting at the parental home of Mr. and _ Mrs. Sydney Chandler. Oo | cortoN | TIPPED Sea) DPDRUG STO "Well Worth Looking For!" RES swabs | SUPER re Prices Effective Until COTTON: Be" | SWABS 180's DoFre" 77 | hy MAALOX (PLAIN) 12 oz. LIQUID or 50 TABLETS 1,89. x istet ad trademark of by Trading Company Lid now for these and other grial ath ideas! -985-3548 FOR MOM YY: on Mother's Day - Sunday, May 9th | TURTLES Chocolate Pecon Caramel Con AR Always a favourite Gillette STYLER WITH $22? COLOGNE Your ALI Gillette a IN x) ; SUPER CURL +2577 Sisam Curler: With Attéchmants PORT PERRY'S LALRA SECORD STORE BRUTONS i- ID A. DRUGS 01. box SUPER. ax ATTACHMENTS NALA | MAY 8th. dy ~ TTF, FABERGE ORGANICS BODY WAVE A Home Beouly Treatment for tha! Special Feeling! +2.49 $ ANUSOL Relieves Hemorrhoidal Poin in Minules 1.39. 985-251 Mrs. Lucille Baker of Sun- derland, as she is the daugh- ter of the late Dr. Robt.' Archer, well known as a former. practitioner in the whole Port Perry area. She recalled many of her child- hood trip to patiénts homes with her father. On Saturday, Mrs. Linda (Heayn) Hatchinski and hus- band from Mississauga vis- - ited with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin .Heayn. Miss Hewson and friend : from: Whitby visited on Saturday with the former's aunt, Mrs. Helen Redman. - Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Love spent a pleasant weekend in Toronto at the Liberal Con- vention. Grace was a dele- gate. 'Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dowson spent the Easter weekend in Port Elgin with Clara's cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.' Woodcock. Recently Clara was informed that her mother's brother, Leonard Sanguine, had passed away March 7 in Chinook, Montana. Some of the older residents may remember him and be interested in "hearing that this was the last member of the Sanguine family. . PORT PERRY STAR - The South Ontario 4-H Beef Club 'meeting on April 12th .- was called to order by our President Nancy Richardson and the minutes of our last meeting were read by the Secretary. Under new business, we discussed the 4-H Achievement Day which will. be held sometime in early September in Uxbridge. Our Agricultural Repre- sentative, . Mr. Paul Ruth . Spoke to us about the neces- sary- nufrients Jfor healthy beef and dairy cattle, includ- ing sources of minerals, vita- mins, carbohydrates, proteins, etc. : Mr. Richardson, our leader, gave an interesting talk on the different cuts of meat .hat are taken from a fat beef and also explained the different rts of an animal and pointed each out - on the actual animal. We would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Grandy and family for hosting our meeting and -~providing delicious refresh-" ments, Our next meeting will be held at .the home of John McWilliam on May 10th at Jednesday, Apr. 28, 1976 -- 13 S. Ontario -4-H Beef Club 8:00 p.m. The topic for this meeting will be 'Farm Safety". Eleanor O'Neill - Obituary LESLIE ANDREWS -Leslie Andrews, a 16 year member. of Branch 419, Royal Canadian Legion, Port Perry, passed away sudden- "ly at his residence, Port Perry, Ontario, on March 25,-- 1976. Beloved husband' of Virginia, and deeply loved Father of Leslie, Ralph Eliz- abeth, Larry, Bruce, Deborah (Mrs. Kenneth Lee) Rance and John. Cherished son of the late Arthur and Julia (Knott) Andrews, and Harold and Fan ' shton, ---It was Mr. Andrews wish that his body be bequeathed 'to the Dept. of Anatomy, University of Toronto, in the interest of medical science; and his eyes to the C.N.I.B. Eye Bank. (Two ladies have, as a result, had their sight restored). 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