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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 23, 1988 dis i ¥ i Yo. Z ¥ bo ag : / With every donation, the x-ray department at Port Perry's Community Memorial Hospital Is closer to being paid for. Recently, local Knights of Columbus pitched in with $500 to help the cause. Grand Knight John Franssen and Past Grand Knight Nelson Patterson presented the cheque on February 17 to Rodd Foster, Chairman of the hospital Board of Directors, and Jayne Justynski, x-ray technolo- Ice hut break-ins 1 2% Fishermen who have ice huts on 5 Year / 0 Lake Scugog, be forewarned. Annual Durham Regional Police have Interest Fakes: Subjeek a been alerted to several break-ins of change without notice. ice huts over the last week or so, and in some cases, thieves have gotten away with hundreds of dol- lars in stolen goods. Last week, an ice hut near Gore- ski's beach on Scugog Island was broken into, and approximately $700 worth of equipment v-as tak- en, including an auger, a lantern and a heater. oe To prevent these crimes, police are asking owners to make sure nothing valuable is left inside the hut when it isn't being occupied, and to lock the door when a day's fishing is done. 1 SHOPPERS Mortgage and Loan Corporation APPLY TO DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 34 Water Street, Port Perry 985-8471 The Bay's flying colours ... 50% Off UP TO Baycrest Towels Sheared or Terry in a Super Selection of Colours V-S-ag=l=] QUI Roo [e] f=} BATH (our regular $16.) ....coovvvvveennn... ~ =F HW HAND (our regular $10.) o.oo SALE £5.99 FACE (our regular $5.50) (=F AN RRC J 1 =) BATH SHEET (our regular $25) ................ SALE 13.99 a -l= A sale so great it's out of this world! Dudsons Bay Company OSHAWA CENTRE 571-1217 Summer bulbs on sale at meeting i. Ashburn and Area News by Florence Ashton On Wednesday evening of this week, the Brooklin Horticultural Society will meet at Brooklin United Church at 8 o'clock. Plan to attend and learn a few tips about some of your favourite house plants, as Ken Brown and some of the society members con- duct an interesting panel on house plants. Also a good sclection of summer bulbs will be for sale for reasonable prices. Our sincere sympathy to Ted and Rose Heron in the passing of Ted's sister Jessie Doubt of Elora. She has been ill for about two years. Jessie was born in Ashburn at Delmore Farm, and for many years she and her husband Reg and their family lived at Lakefield. Word has been received that Mrs. Ella Slack of Beamsville passed away last week. She and her husband Charlie lived at Ash- burn one time, having lived in the house now occupied by the Flem- ings. Ken and Elaine Heron of Brace- bridge visted with Rose Heron over the week-end, also visiting with Ted at Whitby General Hos- pital. Last Sunday the Sacrament of Holy Communion was celebrated at Burns Church. Rev. McEntyre is beginning a Lenten series of sermons titled "What Has the Church to Offer"? His sermon subject last Sunday was "A Credi- ble Religion." the Jr. Choir sang "I'd like to Teach the World to Sing". Sharmen Porter and Burt Carr read the Scripture portions. 'Next Sunday, February 28th will be a special day at Burns when we dedicate our church li- Get the Credit Union RRSP advantage brary as the Nellie Hopkins' Me- morial Library. This will take place following the church ser- vice. Lunch will we served with a time of fellowship. World Day of Prayer is on Fri- day, March 4th. "Open Doors" is the theme for 1988, as it cnters its second century. Written for world- wide use by the women of Brazil, it raises up their social, cultural and environmental concerns and invites participants to reflect on how these same concerns touch our own situations. May it open doors to world-wide understanding and peace. . Burns congregation arc invited to join with St. Thomas' Angli- can Church, Brooklin, at 7:30 P.M. for this special service on March 4th. Refreshments and a time of fellowship to follow. This Saturday, February 27th is the dance sponsored by the Ash- burn Community Centre to be held at Thurnderbird Golf Club from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Buffet at the midnight hour. Community Hospital Week Ending February 19, 1988 Admitted.............ceeiennnninnnn. 23 Births. ........commmmmnmmsssrasiasins 5, PEaLNS ....cinmcorcammavmmssmessnvanassne 0 Emergencies..............ccocouu.. 270 Operations............ccccoouuveinnnns 18 Discharged...............cccoeeeennen. 19 Remaining............ccceeeveennenn. 41 It's worth shopping around. Your Credit Union offers the most advantages AND no fees are deducted from your investment. See your local Credit Union. {: 1 YEAR 3 YEAR Variable Rate ......... .... 6.75% 2 YEAR .......... 5 YEAR ............ een 10.50% Instant Receipts till February 29th. Open February 29th till 6:00 PM for your convenience. \Y UXBRIDGE CREDIT UNION LIMITED member ONTARIO SHARE & DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Box 490, 70 Brock 8t. W. UXBRIDGE -- 852-3388 9.25% 10.00% vveeenn. 10.50%