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Fad fats ira C-- a on Zo, NAA 3 4 N i 3 Jur Nol SE ry ATE PESEII HI SN , PAY \ $3] PEASANT SRR DRE NRA Fin : DCRALE Ee x SL 6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 21, 1976 News of interest from Scugog By Mrs. Earl Reader The Women's Institute will meet tonight at the Island Hall. It is Family and Consumer Affairs with Helen Hortops group. Mrs. Emma Stephen has written from Estavan, Sask. to thank all the ladies of the "Head" UCW who remem- bered her at Christmas time. A lovely letter has also been received from Mrs. Flora Muffitt, who is now staying with a friend for awhile. She is very happy to be remembered too and loves to hear news of people and activities around her early home of Scugog Island. She is a person of great courage, faith and compas- sion in spite of her own disabilities. Mrs. Alva Thompson and Mrs. Bonnie Gerrow took a two day, needlecraft course in Uxbridge and are now willing to pass their knowledge on to others. If anyone is interested, please contact either of these ladies before Thursday, tomorrow. Many sad things have happened to affect island people lately. First, we lost our former "Head" neigh- bour, Mrs. Alice Pearce, then not much farther away Mrs. Ethel Redman. Our sympathy is therefore ex- tended to the Pearce family and to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Redman, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Redman and their families. Especially do we extend sympathy to Mrs. Helen Redman who lost her brother suddenly in Toronto the same week. We understand the sister of Mr. Jerry Taylor was finally released from her extended period of suffering. For her loss we extend heartfelt sympathy to ) IT'S A NIGHTLY AFFAIR to talk or listen to your friends on a new CB RADIO CB RADIOS & EQUIPMENT. URN AM ELECTRONICS & TV 145 QUEEN STREET. - PORT PERRY - PHONE 985-3811 her children and Jerry's family, Mrs. Marion Hughes has had much discomfort since she was jammed against her car three weeks ago. Mr. John Beckett has been in Sunnybrook Hospital over three weeks and had exploratory surgery on Mon. Mrs. Mabel Sweetman found it necessary to return to hospital for the second time -and is still there. It's quite different from the holi- day she had hoped for in Florida. Mr. Reg. Jones came from Vancouver Island .to attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Redman. As he hasn't been around for three years he has been visiting with relatives and friends he knew when he lived here. On' Thursday evening 9 ladies of the "Head" UCW met at their new president's home, Mrs. Clarence Carter, to plan the years work. If weather permits there will be a hot St. Valentine lunch- eon at the Hall on Saturday, Feb. 14th. Tickets will be sold in advance. We shall welcome people who are out on their ski-doos and want to get warmed up. In March we * cater to a small number of men who desire a hot dinner. April brings the combined luncheon at "Grace" Church and Art and Crafts Show at the Hall. Of course we shall pack a bale too and have our Forfeit Calendars again. May might just have some surprises along with the Hos- pital Spring Fair. June and July will include a Bake Sale and a Strawberry Supper. There is some doubt abut a chicken barbecue. However we can depend on a Turkey supper in September. We still collect used stamps and Canada Packer labels. We must not forget our Mystery Sisters, even if she is not well known to us. It's a good chance to get acquainted. Last Thursday, Mrs. Alva Thompson - drove to Richmond Hill to visit her children and returned Fri. Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Love went to Richmond Hill to visit Grace's mother, Mrs. Miller, who has been in the Nursing Home for two years. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Manchester and area news By Mrs. R. Fielding The Manchester United Church Annual Congre- gational. meeting will be held Thursday, January 22 at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Way, Janine and David, Mrs. Rose Way of Toronto, Mrs. M. B. Knowles and Mrs. Ellen Reddick of Maid Stone, England, were Sun- day guests with Mrs. Dolly Roberts. Mrs. Joyce Vandervoort holidaying in Holland and attending her oldest sisters 25th wedding anniversary. Happy birthday to Miss Anne Lamb, Tracy Blayone and Yvonne Fennema who will have birthdays _this week. BERT FABER NEW INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS - ALTERATIONS "Service is our business RELIABLE] PLUMBING & HEATING Phone 985-3734 invites your support for PARENT'S ASSOCIATION LAKE SCUGOG HISTORICAL SOCIETY (MUSEUM) LOTO-LUCK prizes will be won locally and its proceeds will be spent locally. LOTO-LUCK offers good odds - 1 out of 10 will at least receive money back. LOTO-LUCK will help the above Scugog Non-Profit Organizations with current upkeep costs AND set up a trust fund to assist with maintenence costs in the FUTURE. TICKETS - % PRIZES » Ist Prize................. 2nd Prize................ 3rd Prize................ 1/10 of Tickets... Seller of winning ticket ..... ¥100™ - TOWN HALL 1873 * 0.00 each LOTO-LUCK LOTTERY Tickets On Sale At: PORT PERRY STAR GORD LEWIS MOTOR SALES BRIAN'S SERVICE STATION DOWSON'S RED & WHITE FOODMASTER GEORGE L. SMITH LAW OFFICE MEMBERS OF BENIFICIARY. ORGANIZATIONS PORT PERRY 1.G.A. 0000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000O0 MN For Information Call: Draw date - April 24, 1976 at Club Annrene IRMA LEWIS, Secretary 985-3633 0000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 reer er rrr i erssosnsssstststsessssssssssssses Fralick were fortunate to have an enjoyable motor trip to Florida during the Christ- mas vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fralick had a recent vaca- tion to B.C. to visit daughter, Sandra and her family. In spite of the cold on Sunday there was a good. gathering at "Grace" Church, even for the meeting afterwards. Even though some cars wouldn't start, the ladies got there anyway. The congregation observed Holy Communion after a review of the life of Paul and the early Church with its sacraments. Rev. Pogue told the children how the Braille alphabet came into use for the blind. It all began through a child's belief in something and his perseverance. Louie Braille at three years became blind Mrs. Pat Kingstone (985- 7831) would like any girl, age 12 to 26, interested in the Manchester 4-H Home Making Club, to start first week in February, 4H unit project is Bread Baking, please contact above number. Mrs. Russell Leach and family visiting Mrs. Lillian Wilson, Sunday. Master Jason Price spend- ing a few days with his through an accident. His uncle taught him to' play an organ. At 21 he went to France to teach others and became involved with an army friend who stirred the idea of dots into his thinking. 'He created an alphabet but made three great attempts to demonstrate it -to the directiors of the Institute before it was accepted, As he was dying 'in his 40's he thanked God that his life had not been useless. For a month Mrs. Helen. Redman will accept calls, in place of Mrs. Stichmann, re ~~ the Island Hall. On Mon. Mrs. Clarence Carter and Mrs. Helen Hor- top attended a Presbyterian meeting in Ajax and were well prepared in case a storm should extend their stay. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Marcotte and family. Congratulations to Robert Elliott on winning The Royal Canadian Legion, Port Perry Branch 419, Literary Contest Essay. The Zone contest, also the area contest. Mr. and Mrs. Art Fielding, Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lew Fielding, Keswick. i What Weight Watchers* members are saying about the new-Personal Action Plan" modules: "FOR ME, Lucy Fellini Homemaker LOST 352 pounds ---- ENROLL AT ANY CLASS -- Enroll at any class. First meeting Fee $7. All other meetings $3 -- speciol senior citizen & student rate -- first meeting. $4. All other meetings $1.50. "This module is really beautiful. it helps you in a restaurant or at a friend's house." Larry Adler, Salesman LOST 75 pounds FOR CLASS INFORMATION CALL 275-5222 AREA CLASSES PORT PERRY PORT PERRY MASONIC HALL 320 Queen St. Monday 7:30 P.M. EACH MONTH Yes. Eoch month members of our classes receive Weight Watchers magozine obsolutely FREE. Don't deloy -- join today. The Day Santatosty fe ou nd Ww s Waisthne! NR LEY Join us today. We've got so much that's new to help you reach your goal. WEIGHT HT WATCHERS @® PERSONAL ACTION PLAN" Wolmor Eastern Conoda Limaed outhoried vier of the trode mark Wenght Woche Inf] rogiter ed owner 1976 ow (1) © oH [Al