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Joyful Grace UCW night Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader How does the Hospital Auxiliary raise the money needed for its many worthy projects? Bake sales are just one way, and last Fri- day, the Christmas sale at the Hospital was a delight for the eye and the taste buds with all kinds of great baking and Christmas gifts. In this photo are volunteers Marjorie McDermott and Joyce Taylor. sponsored by the PORT PERRY LIONS CLUB "Wheeler Dealer" 15 a fast paced action packed game of skill stateqy and the luck of the dice." where two to sux players "heel n deal" their way around ther oun tou n buying up trading & selling low ctl busimess properties that actually exist mn 2 rt Perr, 99 ------ AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING LOCAL BUSINESSES: Home Hardware Ted E Bear's Toy Shop - Port Perry Star Aldred's Store - AW Brock's Department Store Smith & Smith Drug Centre 52 ladies of the Grace UCW and Centre area of the Island enjoyed a joyful evening last week when they had their own room for a turkey din- ner and fun at the Conway Place Restaurant. Thursday, Friday and Saturday evening the Island choir with friends from Whitby, Seagrave, Port Perry and Cartwright presented a very fine musical concert in the Com- munity Hall. Thurs. was Seniors night when Freemans took their bus to the Villa, put in 10 wheel chairs and then helped the patients in, as well as the other residents who cared to attend. Friday was a regular concert "night. Sat. was the highlight when a capacity crowd first enjoyed a turkey dinner and then sat back to enjoy the concert. But that was not the end as many enjoyed a social time with extra lunch. We know these people enjoy their hours of practice. But as we meditate on it, we must take a mo- ment, to express appreciation for the time, work and planning that takes place in preparation and again we note the efforts and work by Ethel and George Freeman to plan pleasure and enjoyment for the peo- ple of their Community and the peo- ple who assist them year by year. Every week new people are welcomed to the Island United where there are interests for all ages. The Coffee Hours are becoming increasingly beneficial. Many children are attending with their parents. So it has been decided to hire a babysitter for that hour and a half at the Community hall and she wil be paid according to the number of children in her care. If you are interested, please contact Madeline Cawker 985-7461. This coming Friday the ladies of the "Head" UCW will assist the Can. Imperial Bank of Com nerce in of- fering treats to their customers. The weekend will be .. busy one with the S.S. rehearsal on Sat. mor- ning at 10 a.m. in preparation for the Sun. concert at 1:30 p.m. At 7:30 p.m. we're invited to church again when the Senior Choir with special invited guests will give an evening of music. Light lunch will follow the concert. Proceeds will go towards the building fund. On Tuesday evening Dec. 17 the Four Tunettes and any others wishing to join in will meet at the Nursing Home at 7:45 p.m. where they will sing Carols. From there they will (weather permitting) travel to the homes of shut ins to sing more Carols. So you may just find them near your home sometime after 8 p.m. Wed. evening there will be Bible Study at the Island Church. This Wed. Stewards, don't forget to meet at the Scugog United at 8 p.m. So far, no one has phoned to offer help to Betty Ann Freeman in mak- ing her 1985 receipts etc. Have you thought about it"? We hear Mrs. Mina Steer of Con 6 EK 1s in Port Perry Hospital with surgery. Hope she's soon able to return home Last week Leslie and Phillippe Middleton welcomed another little daughter into the family, a sister for Anne and Donnie How are the puddings and sauce coming along for the Port Perry Star Competition" If you didn't hear about ut. look in last week S paper Sharen Bobbie 1s still booking reservations for the New Years Eve dance at the Community Hall ADDITION Quintuplets present quite a hig family problem dad and five to carry mother and PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 10, 1985 -- 37 ALL TYPES - ALL MAKES PHILIPS MoDuuhn! 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