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did o A » v 7 . ¥ 3 g ! ' EER EN __ TT ERR ATER VA PPRON SSRI TU SSL BLE Pek LAAT y WEA p AP ' PRR alone . re AR PY PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 31,1974 -- 9° vy 2 a me ee ' "News from Sc ugog Island : Mr.and Mrs. Geo. Samells Lawn games and picnic lunch "Grace" Church, August 14. We appreciate Kev. Geo. Beautify Your Home! LE and children recently spent a at the home of Mrs. Amy We are arranging for 3 Wylie's Services at "Grace" with 4 few days near Minden at Smith at Gerrow's beach. settings and tickets are now Church. Rev. Pogue may - a. their cottage site. On Sula. July 21 Mr. available. Please purchase possibly be back next Sun- ALCAN ALUMINUM . S ' Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cawker" and Mrs. Don Ashbridge had OF reserve them from mem- day. Mr. Wylie's sermon was SIDING A i enjoyed a few days of Bob's Open House for Dorene's Pers of either U.CW. to based on "Quality not Quan- J Ia holiday around Niagara. family when they all gathe- avoid disappointment. tity" from the story of by Dusome bis . g They recently celebrated ved to celebrate the 25th Recently the Wm. Middle- Gideon. He said a Lodge to Window Products A their 17th wedding anniver- wedding anniversary of her ton family took a trip to which he formerly belonged : hy sary and shared their sister Mary and Bob Dowson Huronia at Midland. never let them forget this Storm Windows, Storm Doors, 3 oe flowers with the Church on of Peterborough. On Thursday Mrs. Earl story. We may consider it as Awning & Pati r vo Sunday. The oro) gh the Island Reader and Tammie enjoyed true history or just a parable 8 tio Doors NY Mr. and Mrs. John Pearce Institute sure had an inter- the bus tour from Oshawa to but in either case it has a R.R. No. 5, Sunderland Phone 985-3572 x and girls spent arecent week esting time on Saturday the Sainte Marie Fort and deep and fundamental mean- ng end at Ipperwash when they when they travelled the Shrine at Midland and also ing for us. 5 went to visit Tim at Camp. [sland roads collecting dona- Wasago Beach and the Blue They found him very enthu- (ed items for their garage Mountain Pottery at Colling- RB siastic over the Camp train- gale at the Centre School on Wood. \Y a ing August 17. Of course many ~~ Mr.and Mrs. John Beckett Last Monday many ladies people had forgotten about ave again visiting relatives of the "Head" U.C.W. with he collection but may still in the West. : their children enjoyed an have a chance by calling We welcome many sum- afternoon of swimming, Mrs. Fedyk or Mrs. Brent mer visitors at "Grace" | Richardson. So far there is a Church and hope to welcome \ \ : very great collection of arti- Mr. and Mrs. Allan Martyn OND [9 \ cles. back to the Island as per- Plans are well under way Manent residents when their Gay MES CRiea Bausch BO er Dicted o) CL U B ANN RENE 3 ON TARGET EVERY TIME Gerrow's Beach. bo on Scugog Island For all your | ? LU M BI Al G PRINTING| § sAaTumoay, Aucusr 3rd, 1974 | Music by TED KOSS and his ORCHESTRA | New Work l NEEDS $5.00 couple includes Free Rose, Light Lunch, Door and Spot Prizes -- Refreshments available TICKETS AVAILABLE at Trans General Store, Prince Albert; House of Howard: Richards Beauty Studio; G.M. Williams Motors or at the door. | Wednesday, July 31st - Jack Bailey & the Bailiffs FREE ESTIMATES | Port Perry Saturday, Aug. 10th - Closed to support 'Western Weekend' - . . Saturday, Aug. 17th - Music by SON' RON RANKIN & SONS Printing Co. Saturday, Aug. 24th - Jack Bailey and the Bailiffs Port Perry - 985-7679 985-3755 & -- Sw | CARL THE 1- BUTCHER 178 QUEEN STREET -- PORT PERRY - 985-2221 Renovations Repairs - call - CLE adic at rt rm | #1 FREEZER SPECIAL : 1] {SIDE of BEEF : Grade A-1 Red $ 1 09 cut and wrapped Ib. | i Ee J ¢ | BUTTER ib MANY MORE IN STORE SPECIALS COME AND SEE THEM NN CARL JACOBSEN, proprietor