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FRE ARLE He BIRR SS SH I Pt LH EIN 2 ENT Hoan h Scugog Island News by Mrs. Earl Reader The Scugog Social Planning Council will meet Monday, Nov. 28th at 12:15 noon at the Port Perry United Church when two speakers will be present from Par- ticipation House i Oshawa. Ron Kitchen, a member of the Board and Elaine Smith, an ex- ecutive director will bring current informa- tion that may assist the Scugog Community in future planning for the special needs of physical- ly disabled people. Representatives of the different organizations within the Scugog area are requested to attend this luncheon meeting. Ladies of the Head 'U.C.W." don't forget the Mystery Sister supper to- night, Wed. at the Island Hall at 6:30 p.m. We are sorry to hear Rev. Chas. Clarke had to enter hospital last week with discomfort to undergo a few tests. Sunday Service at the Island United was well attended. The children are becoming very in- terested in Christmas studies and prepara- tions. The staff is work- ing out wonderful plans for them. Rev. Don Tansley bas- ed his sermon on Paul's journey through Turkey Planning Council to meet sion. A project of the United Church in Canada in an effort to raise 40 million dollars through individual givings for three reasons -- First- to establish new churches where there is a need in growing communities; second- to help congrega- tions that are in a chang- ing situation like Halifax where a necessary downtown Church burn- ed down, and- third- to bring the ministers' pen- sion fund, established before 1955 up to recent standards so that M & S Funds do not have to be used for this purpose. The Scugog Pastoral Charge has its own priorities at present, but at least should be made aware of efforts being done within the whole church. Then there might be some individual who feels he would like to do something during his or her life for his or her church as a whole. The Anglican Church FRE Lo Gen TW wy ed 9 Ba Shia Lor wv PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 22, 1983 -- 9 Obituary -- Jean Isabelle Stehr The Prospect Com- munity will be saddened by the death of Jean Isabelle Stehr (nee McClintock) on November 1, 1983 in Ot- tawa Civic Hospital. Left to mourn her passing are her husband J. Arthur, her son Christopher, her step- children Ruth Davis and Alfred Stehr and her step-grandchildren Joanne and Jonn. Jean was born on April 3, 1914 at the McClintock farmstead on Quaker Street in the Prospect District -- the only child of George and Ethel McClintock. She attend- ed Prospect School, Whitby High School and Guelph University. As a dietician, she was employed by the Toronto School System and at Preston Hospital. In 1954, she was mar- ried in Timothy Eaton Memorial Chapel to J. Arthur Stehr, and lived in Montreal, where her son, Christopher was born February 27, 1960. When Arthur retired, the family moved to Ottawa where Christopher at- tended University and where he is now employed. Jean's principal in- terest during these past few years has been a con- centrated research into the geneology of the branches of her family and her husband's fami- ly. She travelled countless miles to study and explore many avenues and will leave a heritage for family. Tom Armstrong of the Port Perry 4 the response of the has completed a similar Kinsmen Club was recently presented with Gentiles with concern for project and raised 50 the outstanding deputy governor zone award others at that time. This million dollars. for District 8. He received the award at the led into a detailed and in- To most of us, this seems more rewarding teresting explanation of than arms. V.LLM. Ventures in Mis- Fall Council held in Toronto last month from Howard Phee, past governor of District 8. ERNOR SIE iy R = Getuptoa REFUND ON FILM, FILM PROCESSING OR CAMERA ACCESSORIES MOUNTBATTEN... exquisitely tailored in Pure Virgin Wool, Unmistakable, SECRET 200 mb spray 7S $919 purchased in this store when you buy not too heavy but very warm! We have an excellent selection of Top Coats in six four ot hese eat? SHULD 300 mL plus exclusive fabrics. Purchase your Coat this five products an, ul sis week and receive a pair of Gloves 'FREE'. MOUNTBATTEN #225. -- $25). GLOVES Reg. $20. -- #35. _ Get details in our store! FREE Convenience Packs | gee, Tim Barshai EIEIE Clothiers Ltd. INSU ARAN Ra Tm RB . I 1] Ta Clerkerrs 5 Brock St. W. BRUTON'S I.D.A. DRUG STORE EL es 852-5089 200 QUEEN ST, PORT PERRY Tues, Wed, Thus 96, Fri 99. Sor 9530 985-2511 Prices effective until m co. 0 weeks si ean SM a weeks supplyor more Jl a" W Thigs fast Ay RTE AVITAL AosoRoency I ooLER PLus Chess om J coma ent aes