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8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Oct. 16, 1975 Scugog Island news On Wednesday evening, about 35 husbands, wives and young people of the "Head" Community enjoyed the hos- pitality of the Cliff Redman home. A pot luck lunch excelled all expectations. The young people did an excellent job of serving it, too. On Thursday evening, 17 people from Manchester and Grace' Churches met with Rev. Pogue and Rev. Wylie in the "Grace" Church base- ment. General finances were reported and a Pastoral Relations Committee formed - to perform the undesirable task of procuring another minister when Rev. Pogue resigns. Mr. Pogue has shared five years of his talents and abilities with us. He has had full co-operations of the congregations. How- ever, other obligations demand his attention and require his time. He'is a young man of high potential who has much to share with the world. Thanksgiving Sunday, "Grace' Chyrch had been beautifully decorated by Mrs. Madeline Cawker and attendance had increased for the third Sunday. Rev. Wylie described earlier Thanks- givings including the placing of five kernels of .corn on children's plates before the dinner, to remind them of former hard times and sacrifice. Next Sunday, "Grace"' Church will have the Anni- versary service at 11 a.m. The guest speaker will be Rev. Brawn of Port Perry. Choirs are being trained in special music. There will be no service at Manchester. Ruth and Orval . Heayn drove from Kingston on Sat- urday and took Ruth's par- ents, Mr. and. Mrs. Arnold, back for the Thanks- giving weekend, It was in- deed a nice change for them. Some of the children were disappointed that figure skat- ing couldn't start on Tuesday but the nice weather seems to please us all. - ' On October 4, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kane, the parents of Jack Kane, had a 50th Wed- ding Anniversary in Toronto when 100 guests gathered at St. Luke.Church. \ . 4 sty every Hoe © We contend 1d my A 3 [anos e ns sae mana LD aon oi erm ea etme 1 you need hnadc:d rive 100 A bus ana sie of most 38478 - 10 sat. on Canada we nviie ments with US anywhe! your 1eque Ask for this folder from our representative, MR. L. V. McCARTHY Sam The Port Perry junior soccer team pulled ahead of Pickering High School 3-1 in Lake Ontario District Soccer last Thursday. Scoring for Port Perry were Gord Hintze, Bob Greiner, and Leon Tapper. A senior match on the same day saw Port" Perry on the, short end of a 3-0 score. The next home game is a junior match between Port Perry and Dennis O'Connor Secondary School. Seen here is a junior attack on the Pickering goal that ended up in a score. who will be at: SAN MAN MOTEL, Highways 7 and 12, Manchester, Ont. on TUES., OCTOBER 21,1975" at 10:00 a.m. If you require financing to start, modernize, or expand your business, and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terr::~ and conditions, perhaps IDB can help you lidb [3 DEVELOPMENT BANK 22 King Street, W., Oshawa, Ont. Request for holiday turned down "turned down a request by Scugog Township staff that the Remembrance Day holi- day be declared a municipal holiday. According to Township clerk Doreen. VanCamp, Durham Region .employees are given the holiday, and the school children are also out' on that day. "But is the Region a good example?" quipped one -- councillor, while Coun. Bob Kenny wondered if the extra holiday is "in the spirit of the night" (price and wage restraint). "It is hardly in the spirit of the restraints to give the extra day off," Coun. Kenny quipped. Council felt that the day is not set aside as a municipal holiday in the existing bylaw, -and that the bylaw should be followed. i300 fine for littering A bylaw prohibiting litter- ing .of private or municipal property was passed at the Monday meeting of council, _and fines of up to $300. can be applied upon conviction. Prohibited is the throwing, placing, or depositing of refuse or debris on private municipality or any local board there of without authority from the owner or occupant. By . passing the bylaw, similar bylaws for the former Townships of Reach, Cart- wright and Scugog are Telephone: (416) 576-6800 we BLOOD-- COMES ONLY FROM PEOPLE KINSMEN and KINETTE ; BLOOD DONOR CLINIC Port Perry United Church Hall THURSDAY, OCT. 23rd 1:30t04:30---6:30t0 8:30 A KIN PROJECT SERVING THE COMMUNITIES' GREATEST NEED 4 UGA NR SI SAR aA EY repealed. restraints outlined last property oronproperty of the Casual fitting, western style Leisure Suits Your choice of =~ J h :] two or four pocket style in materials of polyester, polyester and wool, and corduroy in 4A tones of blue, brown and grey ra) ICHARGEX| -----. _J TUXEDO RENTALS (ELC CIR FY F) Port Perry Phone 985.8160 * LZ