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va 1 2 HEB ESV NN a i TUE EA BOP dt tS se Xs ron ras ry ' PORT RSA ht FARE RISANY RA ANVIRE SB SCIP MPR AR FRE PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 15, 1983 -- 7 EE RE 5 = IRAN RL Sg RT Eee YEE FPR SRY Who have Maurice and Eliza whose 45th Wedding Anniversary was being celebrated. The Island people also convey Best Wishes. While this was taking place, another group was holding a very interesting event at the Community Hall. This time it involved children in the organizations of Guides, Brownies, Cubs and Beavers along with their leaders and families. There were many demonstrations and crafts for sale. Of particular note was the display by Ernie and Christena Edgar who brought stuffed birds and fish as well as carved and leather items. It was hard for the children to keep their hands off as they were keenly interested -in the early heritage of the Mississauga Indians lived on Stugog Island for many tickets sold. Many Island people must have supported the sale as the winner has been on the Island for 3 years. Congratulations to this year's winner, Mrs. Marilyn French. We must not forget the parents = who supplied goodies for the Bake Sale and table refreshments and to leaders who spent hours in planning and organ- izing. The Island event was a Community sponsored and supported project much different from the one in Port Perry where people gathered from distant centres to dis- play and sell their varied crafts. In both places grandparents and older people were missed because of treacherous travelling conditions. This week on Wed. the Island Women's Insti- tute will meet at the BEFORE THE SNOW FLIES ... Get your home ready before Qo SS: the cold winter winds begin to blow by installing storm doors. 152" ALUMINUM STORM DOORS Available in white, cream or black finish. The Low Cost of Only *85.00 CASH & CARRY All other aluminum products still available! Mike & Chris Allen Aluminum . 985-3747 Wed. night. Gordon Brown is requesting an assistant Cub leader. If you are interested and can spare a little time, please call him at 985- 8553 for information. Ladies of the '"Head" UCW please be prepar- ed for the Mystery Sister at the Hall at 6:30 p.m. next Wed. night, Nov. 23. We trust Marie Clarke will have fully recovered from gall bladder surgery by then. Congratulations tc Donna (Ballard) and Bob Thompson on 7A highway who welcomed a little son on Saturday. HELPFUL HINTS Tar remover. Guess what? Peanut butter has been known to remove PIONEER. SEED CORN PERFORMANCE YOU CAN COUNTON Pioneer hybnds are developed and tested by one of the world's largest research leams. Pioneer researchers make il their objective to select and breed only qualified hybrids having excellent stalk strength, corn borer and rootworm tolerance. The result is a hne-up of leader hybrids that can help you maximize yields That's why they're planted on more acres in Canada than any other brand You can count on Pioneer performance Your Pioneer Sales Representative is: TED LUKE RR. 4, UXBRIDGE 985- 7116 (6) PIONEER. BRAND SEED COAN Pioeer 32 Brand rame numbers «en raretes = Registered ademans heented 1o Poneer Me Bred Limited Chatham Orta 0 STOUFFVILLE BAKERY "PRE-CHRISTMAS" Light festive or rich dark CHRISTMAS FRUIT CAKE 10% OFF 3 (offer valid till Nov. 30/83) (THIS COUPON VALID UNTIL NOVEMBER 30, 1983) White Bread ... 450 grams 49° loaf Christmas Pudding .. small $2.29 CLIP THIS AD & SAVE $1.00 large 3.29 On any Gingerbread House Mincemeat Tarls reg. 2.89 doz. 2.39 | small... $13.99 large... $19.99 "Country HWY. 7A - PORT PERRY Village Baking" : fg ® f 3 PORT PERRY PLAZA - 985-2412 me a call. The bazaar of the UCW will start at 3 clist Day meant to them. The President, Shirley Winners were 1st - Stan Beach, 2nd - George Harper and low to L. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Holmes of Toronto. DEMONSTRATION DAY! See How the Experts Do lt ... DRYWALL DEMO Everything you've always wanted to know about Drywall but were afraid to ask! Our DOMTAR representative will be in our store to give demonstra- tions regarding drywall application & answer any questions you might have. 1/2" Drywal] . . . 3/4" Drywall . . Reg. $5.19 SALE 4.27 Reg. $5.12 SALE 4.20 CASH & CARRY ONLY! SAT., NOV. 19th (10a.m. 10 3P.M.) SEE THE NEW REVOLUTIONARY "CREDO SAW BLADE" Cuts 50 times longer than steel blades. Come in and have a coffee with us and see it in action during our "Demonstration Day". We're helping you get that special room ready in time for the holiday season. Sat., Nov. 19 ... 10a.m.-3 p.m. 3 DAYS ONLY SPECIAL! 4 x 8 sheets SAT., MON. & TUES. ONLY, NOV. 12, 14 and 15/83. CASH & CARRY PRICES! Prestige Birch or Richelieu EIm Paneling ony $6.99 4 x 8 SHEET 10% OFF PANELING A special 10% discount on all other in stock paneling. Cash & Carry only. ECONO BRICK . . approx. 5 sq. ft./box from 9.25 box R12-15 Reg. $19.20 $17.15 R20-15 Reg. $17.77 $15.90 Cash & Carry INSULATION 14/2... 12/2... metre .47 . metre .59 CARPET & VINYL FLOORING oar Zh warm & inviting 7 ; NC N= INSTALLATION Now is a better time than ever to enhance the beauty of your home with new floor coverings. Colours and pat- terns to bring a look to any room at an affordable price! AVAILABLE! ABS PLASTIC PIPE waz 1.99 COPPER PIPE 1/2" x12" 5.99 LUMBER BUYS 2 x 4 x 8' Utility each $1.55 2x 2x8 Spruce each $1.04 1x3 x8'Spruce each .72 LIGHT FIXTURES All Styles As 20% OFF May have' to' Pp be ordered. ANY | - . oy LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER CO. LTD. ciistie centre yy QUALITY PRODUCTS 2 COMPETITIVE PRICING All sale items are cash & carry. Subject to prior sale. Items may have to be ordered. 11 VANEDWARD DRIVE - (OSHAWA ROAD) PORT PERRY, ONTARIO - 985-7391 ROOF TRUSS DIVISION - CALL 985-3121 ra Cone Sa a Sd § ma ~~ 5 2 4 (9. a oe o PY he Joyous Fralick reunion | Have pies at hall by 5pm 4 MacDonald for the men ne ) Baster reported on the a . PA Hall. So don't forget the . Presbyterial Rally held Ladies 1st to K. Crosier, Eris Scugog Island News Christmas theme and Utica & Area News al a aly ol] 2nd Ruth Beach and low 7 by Mrs. Earl Reader handmade gifts. by Vera Brown new appointment on the to Mildred Thompson. pd of Sos Clive) International Affairs There will be another LL What a time for a years. Br ops Church and Sunday p.m. and continue on committee. Plans were euchre in two weeks. fi snowstorm to arrive on Mrs. Elsie Pogue can day. Rev. Tansley con. School this week will be during the supper hour. made for the upcoming Mr. Horace Mac- hid 'Friday when so many be depended on every d y ea an int y ti held in Epsom Church ~~ The UCW held their bazaar and reports were Sween from P.E.I has ros local plans had od year rovide her os ph Boar al 1:0 a.m, regular November received from the Trea- been spending the week ie made for Sat. ! Peiwerkn an afghan the Touing Sermo pv! A reminder to the meeting at the home of surer and the visiting With his son, Doug AA However the Fralick topromotethe work and Christ, which included ladies who were asked Mrs. Lill Lindsay on committee. The MacSween, Judy and fa family re-union dinner training of the Island prophec redictions '© bake pies for the Tuesday evening with15 Christmas meeting isto boys. Congratulations to AALS held in the Scugog children. Therefore prophe y, pred supper this Thursday, members in attendance. be held at Elizabeth Doug who this past week g Island Church on Sat. appreciation is express. rg, adn please try to have them The worship service Taylors. bagged an 8 point buck Ky with 27 members was a ed to her Then to announcements for A at the hall by 5:00 pm. was based on Rememb- ~~ There were only 2 While hunting in Scugog. Paty joyous occasion and was Aldred's store for dis- Bulletins or people sick Also there are a few rance Day and each tables of euchre played Mr. and Mrs. John {ES extended during the playing the afghan and in hospital, please let tickets left for those who member was asked to on Friday evening, no Croxall and girls were he evening at the home of helping with the 1000 Rev. Tansley know by Haven) So em 3 Hive wliy Rone Dit about doubt due to the snow. Saturday dinner guests nN