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PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 23, 1990 -- 27 ERE SEER DR EERE AI \ Zephyr Institute celebrates 80th birthday Linda and Denzil Irving hosted a fiftieth birthday party for Dini Page. Friends were happy to gather to help her celebrate. Ep- som friends also add 'Happy Bir- thday" greetings also. We are pleased to report that Mrs. Irene Jordan is home from the hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery, Jerrold Asling was visiting his mother and father last Saturday and Sunday. His wife Joan ac- companied her mother and two sisters on a trip to England. Donna Ireland visited with i i RR ERR RRRRRR I, Sa Ruth Ashton last Monday. Semhar Andeego of Oshawa spent the weekend with the Baster family. Shirley and Paul Baster con- ducted a very nice church service on Sunday. On Sunday Archie and Jenny Watson had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watson of Scarborough. On Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Watson and son, visited with his parents. The Social Club will meet for their May and June meeting on June 16 at the home of Paul and W.I. meeting 2 SRR SE : a ~ ra. a: eC be the Sunday School Anniversary on Sunday, June 3, at 11:00. Next Sunday, May 27, will be Seagrave Anniversary so services at Green- bank and Pinedale are cancelled. Mr. Warren McCready visited with his sister, Mrs. Jean Kratz and family at Westport New York last week. While there, he attend- ed Graduation exercises for his 'neice, Laura Kratz who graduatea from Newport Naval Academy Prep School. Results of the card party on Fri- day evening are as follows: Ladies, 1st Shirley Leask, 2nd -Earla Hill, 3rd Norma Doble. Mens, 1st Larry Doble, 2nd Andy Munroe, 3rd Roy Blain. Door Prize Harry Hill. Next party on June 15th. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lee spent the holiday weekend visiting their family Debbie and Mark Roundell and children in Nepean. On Sun- day we went to see the tulip display around Dows Lake in Ot- tawa, which were quite lovely in- spite of the dull weather and maybe being a week to late. The May meeting of the Womens Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Shirley Lee on Wednesday evening, May 16. Roll Call; Bring a momento of your mothers and give a brief history of it and this was answered by 14 ladies. President, Margaret Couperthwaite con- ducted the business meeting. District Annual will be Thursday May 24, registration 9 o'clock in the Presbyterian Church Port Perry. A committee was put in to assemble the booth for Port Perry Fair. Motto: Is it a 'privilege tobe a mother." Answer was given by Shirley Lee. Lunch and a social hour followed. Thought for the week: Parents who are afraid to put their foot down have children who step on their toes. : Shirley Baster. Plans are not finalized yet. The U.C.W. will meet June 5 - a luncheon date at Cullen Gardens. Miss Megan McKay, daughter of Dr. A.M. McKay of Halifax, is attending Toronto University and visited during the weekend with her grandparents Bill and Melba McKay. Our sympathy to the Evans tamily in the passing of their cousin Gerald Graham of Vroomanton. Several members of Bethesda Reach Women's Institute attend- ed the District Annual Meeting at Zephyr. Our congratulations to Zephyr Institute who are celebrating their 80th birthday in 1990. : Ross and Barb Evans were visiting with the Wiersma family of Blythe for the weekend. There was a beautiful wedding at our Epsom Church on Saturday when Cindy Patton of Uxbridge was united in marriage with Ray Jobin of Scugog. The minister from Zephyr conducted the ser- vice. The bride was given in mar- riage by her parents Ross and Carole Bailey. Our congratula- tions and best wishes and happy times on Scugog Island. PENS Pencils - Markers All Colours PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 Another reason toget Invisible Fencing. Want to give your dog freedom. ond safety too? 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