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-~ A, dT DE AP Pn Ee a Ne ee 7 i bor - A 0 en A a MEF SER 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 3rd, 1974 The "Grace™ U.C.W. will be held this Thursday, April 4th at the home of Mrs. Muriel Button. the "Head" U.C.W. will be held next Wednesday, April 10 at the home of Mrs. Clara Dowson. Bring March Forfeit \_ Calendars. Both meetings" ~~ have been changed due to the annual Presbyterial meeting on April 3. Friday evening was the climax for all the hard work of the Jr. Choir and its leaders. But it was worth it all when you consider the pleasure derived by those taking part and the aud- ience that packed the "Grace" Church. Some comments were It is getting better every year." It was well planned with an appreciative variety. It makes us realize just how much musical talent there is on Scugog. I'm sure there is still much more still to be found. We scarcely realize how fortunate we are to have leaders like the Free- mans, Becketts, Cawkers and Redmans. Musical instruments used were piano, guitars, violin, bangjo, bag-pipes, accor- dion clarinet and saxa- phone" played by George Freeman Sr. George Free- man Jr. Bob Cawker, Dr. Rennie, Mrs. Edna Beckett, Tim Pearce and Mrs. Bonnie Bell. As well as varied choir numbers, some outstanding vocal solos, duets or trios were sung by Celso Raffin, Linda East- wood, Sandra Pearce, the Parker sisters, David Red- man, Shelley Freeman, and little Randy and Jackie Freeman. The square dance in the Hillbilly Act was enjoyed by audience and participants alike. On Sunday, Rev. Pogue's message to the children was developed from the story of a little girl who besmudged ele] 2V-\V JB 4 THE GROWING MACHINES VersarllLLity wl ®) 26" Rotary --{\ Cultivator for -[1 76,10, 12 HP ri Gravely Convertibles e Cultivate the easy way with all-gear drive power. e Perfect gardening mate to Gravely Rotary Plow. eo All-gear drive, instant forward-neutral-reverse give durability and maneuverability to tractors ... wide variety of other attachments for mowing, grounds care, and snow removal. FREE COUNSELING We'll help you match the equipment to the job with a wide selection of tractors, accessories, and features. Come in and talk it over, try 'em out today! OTTO RICHTER & SONS Locust Hill, Ontario - 11th Line South of Hwy 7 Bus: 294-1457 herself with ink during play when she had been directed to keep clean for an outing. The point was that the mother cleaned her up again and the anticipated plan was continued: So, when we disobey God, we can be forgiven and trans- form our lives. . With the adults, we con- sidered the man Jesus who was to be crucified. Mahat- ma Gandhi said, for him, he would accept Jesus as a historian and his teachings were just lessons we should all learn and would approve "The Sermon on the Mount." Jesus started his carpen- try training at 8 or 9 and became responsible for the family at 15 when his father died. But it was not until 30 that he began his ministry. , There have been many great people who have done things for the world. When crucifixions were common and as many as 3,000 died in 1 day. It was the crucifixion of Jesus, of a simple back- ground, who stood out be- cause he died for us. Some News from Scugog Island find this difficult to accept like the little girl who was afraid of the dark and did not feel it was enough to have God's protection be- cause she wanted someone beside her with a face that she could see. On Sunday at noon, many young couples of the Island gathered in "Grace" Church basement to par- take of a hot informal luncheon offered by the people of the church. Al- though some found they were not able to attend as expected about 72 adults and children sat down with many new neighbours. After lunch several baby sitters took the children to the Municipal Hall for games and fun. Rev. Pogue con- ducted a sing song which really sounded great to the helpers in the kitchen. Then small groups were formed for general discussion. There seemed to be great enthusiasm and an expres- sed desire to continue such gatherings in the near fu- ture. We trust no one will feel left out and others will be included, as we learn about them and the children too will gain from Cub and Scout movement or other organizations. It was very evident that we have a fine calibre of young people on the Island and they can gain much from neighbourly associations. Here aré a few remind- ers. There will be a bale to pack for the "Head" U.C.W. april meeting. A "Spring Follies" musical at "Grace" on Thursday, April 18 and the Art and Craft Show will be just 1 week later. We hope to expand it from last year. ' 272 Scugog Road Wagg Bros. Texaco e licenced mechanics ° - REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES 985-7262 Church next Sunday, April 7, 11:15. B.R. Pogue in cuorge. The Manchester U.C.W. meeting will be at Mrs. Art IFielding, Thursday 2 p.m. Miss Ruth Gishler visiting her brother and wife and neice at Vancouver and friends at Victoria, Seattle and Santiago. Mrs. Pat Kingstone and Mrs. Ileene Pugh are pre- paring for their 4-H Garden Club to start in the near future. Mr. and Mrs.Lawrence Best, Mrs. Maude Crosier and Mrs. Hayden visited with Mrs. Helen Taylor in York County Hospital, New Market, Friday evening. Mrs. Helen Rowland and "Port Perry, Ont. children visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Grant Innes a few days. Cedar Creek News Mr. and Mrs. John FFarrow and Mr. 'and Mrs. Ivan Farrow and baby of South River spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Rick Larocque and Richard and Mr. and Mrs. Norris Doherty and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Green- wood had a visit from their grandchildren while Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green- wood of Prince Albert were holidaying in Florida. Mrs. Reta Barton of Hamilton spent last week- end with her sister, Mrs. Victor Larocque and Mr. Larocque. George Kilpatrick atten- ded the funeral in Oshawa on Thursday of the late Mrs. Thomas Whitsib. 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