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New books at library New books at Scugog Pub- lic Library are; The Rights of the Pregnant Parent-- V. Elkins; Save Weeping for the Night - L. Erdman; The Valhalla Exchange - H. Pat- terson; The Legs of the Lame and other Stories - H. Garner; Oliver's Story - B, Segal; The Mysterious Maid-Servant - B. Cartland. Large Print Books: Rough Weather - I. Bro- mige; The Man - I. Wal- lace; The Queen and Lord "M" - J, Plaidy; Nine Coaches Waiting - M. Stew- art; A Savage Place - F. Slaughter; Valley of the Vines - J. Packer; The Gol- den Rendezvous - A Mac- Lean. . Paperbacks: Children of Dune - F. Herbert; Guin- ness Book of World Records - N. McWhirter; ; The Boys from Brazil - 1. Levin; Air- port '77 - M. Scheff; Jack Benny - I. Fein. ANALDA Garden Centre Trees ® Shrubs @ Evergreens Fruit Trees ® Small Fruits + PEAT MOSS - FERTILIZERS INSECTICIDES - ETC. Dutch Setts Globe Setts 75% "5 Miles East of Port Perry - 986-4771 Hwy. 7A at West 4 Line When calling please let phone ring continously, since we are often in the field and cannot reach the phone within a few rings. _Arlens delivers power in many forms -- power to mow your lawn, till your soll, haul heavy loads; doze earth and re- move snow. Arlens lawn and garden "maintenance equipment has estab- lished an unequalled reputation for reliability, ruggedness and overall su- perior performance., itself. , by Mrs. R. Heron The April meeting of the Ladies Bible Class was held on Wed. night last week at the home of Mrs. D, Ashton, Mrs. W. Hopkins, presi- dent, conducted the meeting. and had an Easter medita- tion to begin the meeting. Miss Chrissie Simpson led in prayer and Mrs. D. Wick read the scripture. Mrs. Theo Knight was in charge of the program and began by reading an Easter poem also a poem was read by Mrs. W. Gardner. Mrs. Jennie Johnston had the topic for the evening which was a very sincere and interesting Easter message and Mrs. Geo. Johnston sang a beautiful solo Open My Eyes That I Might There were sixteen members present and one visitor, Mrs. Lloyd Pugh from Pickering. Mrs. W. Davis did the courtesies and a friendly time was enjoyed over a delicious lunch. Sunday morning was beautiful with signs of spring all around. Not quite as many out to church as "Easter Sunday but Mr. McEntyre had a. good: message from 1 Cor. 15. '"Easters' Meaning Accord- ing to Paul". The choir sang 'He Hideth My Soul". Miss Rhonda Bryant took - care of Jr. church. But don't take our word for it. Let us prove It to you with a demonstration. Check out the Ariens line of tractors, tillers and riding mowers at your nearby Ariens dealer today. You'll see why, when it comes right.down to powered performance, 'Ariens Is.in a class by Ask us about our "Easy Payment Plan" MOBILAW * RR. 3, UXBRIDGE 8525288 On Sunday evening April 24th there will be an open fellowship meeting in the church hall. 'Everyone is urged to attend. Some of the congregation attended the Presbytery Rally: at St.Andrews Church, Lindsay on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gibson and sons Douglas and Mark of Guelph spent the past weekend with Judy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Batten, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shunk of Pickering visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Hopkins and other relatives in the village. "We are sorry that Mrs. Mable Taylor has been confined to Port Perry hospital lately. We all hope the will feel better soon. Mr. and Mrs. A. Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. L. Death have returned home from an enjoyable trip .to the Myrtle Beach area in South Carolina. . Mr. and Mrs. R. Death are home from a trip -to Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Doubt of Brampton spent a few days with mr. and Mrs. E. Heron last week. Mr. Jim Doble of Toronto 'and Mrs. Ina Doble of Whitby visited with Mr. and Mrs. D. Ashton recently. Mr. and Mrs. R, Batten spent the Easter holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gibson and sons of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Daw visited recently with their PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Apr. 20, 1977 -- 15 News from Ashburn and area parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daw and Mr. and Mrs. A. Budd. The next euchre will be held April 22nd in the Centennial Centre. Spring should be a happy time of year. If you lead the life that will make you kindly and friendly to everyone about you, you will be surprised what a happy life you will live. Brooklin flower show Members of the Brooklin Horticultural Society will be taking part in a Spring Flower Show . entitled "Second Edition" on Satur- day and Sunday, May 14, 15 at the Scarborough Civic Centre. The show includes exhibits of house plants, spring flowers, arrange- ments and society competi- tions. "Second Edition' is the second flower show sponsor- ed by Dist. 5 of the Ontario Horticultural Association, of which the Brooklin group is a member. i i The show is open to the public and visitors are urged to come out and see the first touch of spring. Information can be ob- tained by contacting Margaret Davis, Ashburn, 655-4825. Hospital Report | Week Ending April 14, 1977 Admissions...................... 33 Births.......cccccevverurinennnnen. 1 Deaths ........................... Emergencies... Operations.... "0 CASTLE helps make Spring Cleaning Easy Fully Guaranteed Citation PAIN Hundreds of colours to choose from Cus- tom made ¢ Able to match to compliment your decor. 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