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= * Scugog Island Prince Albert a & Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Brent Richardson who welcomed their tiny new son last Tuesday. Last Tuesday, a group of Island ladies went to Toronto and purchased dishes and tables for the Island Hall, So it will soon be possible to do some catering there. Mrs. Max Stichmann is very busy these days with her course at Durham Col- lege. You will 'not find busier people anywhere than there are on the Island. Then, too, «most of us wish we had more time and talents to take on more duties. "Grace" U.C.W. will hold their November meeting tonight at 8 P.M. The roll call will 'be answered with any scraps of knitting wool for Angola. Don't forget we shall be counting our pennies soon. Will the person who has the "Bakeless sale" purse please bring it to the meeting. It will soon be time for both U.C.W.'s to consider their Mystery Sister Supper. We understand some of the ladies haven't heard or had any recognition from their Mystery Sisters at all and some have been quite disap- pointed. A few more parents and children are showing inter- est in-**Grace" Sun. School but more interest is needed in leadership. ~~ Churches have quite a struggle to present facts when it is a known statistic that four oat of five people have no belief or interest in it. Rev. Pogue gave an illus- trated story to the children through a one dollar bill and a ten dollar bill. He conclud- ed by asking the children to give their money and lives for God. His message for the adults was based on the early prophets 'who warned the people about forgetting God and worshipping Gods of many kinds. 'Even today, people are warned and reminded of what can happen. On Nov. 17, there will be y Your Great-West Life 'man...a great friend for e PI your family WM. LAURENCE EVANS 73 Main St. North, P. 0. Box 550, Uxbridge, Ont. 'Office 852-3184 Res." 852-7712 Great-West Life Assurance Cm courany Lf Bd As PE ra hy A BS Fae HAR ALi y A Fi ll infant baptism. If you are interested, please contact Rev. B. Pogue or Rev. G. Wylie. There will be a White Gift Service on Dec. 8 or 15 in which the children will take - various parts. The collection in envelopes which will go out with Christmas letters will be used for Mission and Service. For those who subscribe to The Observer, please .let Mrs. Marvin Appleton know of renewals before Dec. 1. The ah Anniversary issue in 1975. will be $1.00 for single copies or 50¢ each for 10 or more copies to one address. Regular subscribers will receive this special issue as part of their subscriptions. In 1975, the United Church is hoping to send young people between the ages of 18 and 25 on an exchange program to other countries. These young people have to be willing to accept a more TRY ONE OF THESE QUALITY USED CARS | 1974 MAZDA RX4 Brand New Station Wagon, Rotary Engine, List *5,700. '4,698°° 1974 DODGE COLT ~~ -- DEMO -- 4 Door Sedan, Only 3,000 miles, Radio. Lic. HTH-940 $2,987 + Well, T presume all the ghosts and goblins are hid away for another year. Last Sunday, Nov. 3rd the church sanctuary was decor- ated in floral autumn tints for our annual anniversary service. It was gratifying to note the flow of folk includ- ing those present from our sister church, as a result, the majority of - pews were occupied. We were favoured by a generqus supply of vocal ll guest vocalist rigid form of living than they experience in Canada. Let us know if you have anyone who is interested. We are glad to hear that Mrs. Beryl Pearce has recovered quite well after surgery. Tammie Veltre spent the week-end at Camp Samac with a group of Girl Guides. Mrs. Eleanor Bailey whose two numbers proved easy listening. Yes, our choir anthem was super too. All singing accompanied by our organist Mrs. B. Snelgrove. Our minister, Rev. R. Brawn presided in the pulpit extending a hearty welcome to everyone on our 108th special day. He, also, intro- duced the guest speaker, Rev. Chas. Clarke. Near fifty years ago, Charlie was a young man of our village, still known to many of us. He finally found a bride; his wife, formerly Miss Lila Heayn, also of our midst. Anyway, as we say, "Charlie" delivered a mean- ingful message, good for we all. Offering gathered by Lloyd Pereman and Bryan Beacock. Might I mention the flowers for the worship hour were freely donated through the kind gesture of "Ives Florist". Near forty people attended | 1974 YARN bi A i ISL "the hour of FX SER GET A) Law! \ A] EARTH BA 0% Rk) Svehla usica norton std uibinonisianhi PORT PERRY STAR--Wednésday, Nov. 6, 1974--9 nd area news "Gospel Folk Songs' in the church Sunday evening. Credit is due Miss Mary Clugston who directed the entire program consist- ing of group singing, of maybe twelve voices of youth plus piano and guitar. Mrs. Shirley Brawn fittingly closed the pleasant hour. Last Wednesday evening in the Community Centre approximately seventy-five children and adults partici- pated in the well organized Hallowe'en Party. Evening involved playing various games after which judging of the many costumes. Lunch climaxed the party. A special thank you to those who assisted in various ways. Following list reveals who in costume received prizes - Preschool: Corrie Greenwood, Steven Webb, Trevor Soloman, Jannine Hvidsten, Nicki Bardeleken; 2 ONLY "SWINGERS" * Vinyl Roofs * 6 Cylinder * Automatic * Radio PORT PERRY CHRYSLER 7A & 12 Highway -- 985-7329 MANCHESTER, ONTARIO 1972_SCAMP 2 door Hardtop, Radio, Automatic. Lic. 90 DODGE. DART Plymouth | 1968 FALCON "SPORTS COUPE" V8 Automatic, P.S., P.B., Buckets Seats. Lic. FBB-700 6 - 8 years, Mary Ellen Brain, Archie BATTAN, Robbie Dantzer, Paul- Robertson, Jill Pearsall; 9 - 12 years, Cathy Stapley, Suzanne Doupe, Larry Webb. Several couples from our midst enjoyed attending the Oddfellow's Turkey Dinner last Wednesday night. Better health is wished Mr. Jas. Hope who is hospitalized but pleased to see Mrs. Mulvey home again. Mr. and Mrs. E. Martyn were visited by their family on Sunday; including Mr. and Mrs. J. Lake and family of Oakwood and Mr. and Mrs. B. Martyn of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock in Toronto on Saturday visit- ing his brother Lloyd who has been a patient in General Hospital nearing five months. Ln es A ~ WN ha A a. cr nA v . - TN "N a Wo A w-- pa et La Swe ~ re NTI ms Qo Pale 30 ah SLA, CRE Ra SRT - <b