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10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 12, 1976 ~ Scugog Island and area news absent the congregation was By Mrs. Earl Reader On Wed. evening 16 members of "Grace" UCW and 18 members of the "Head" UCW met jointly at - "Grace" Church. We also welcomed Mrs. Breau of Millville, New Brunswick. She had recently befriended the Patons and Loves in their hour of need. So of s course we were glad to meet her. Joan Aldred opened the meeting with a hymn follow- ed with prayer by Reta - Wilson. Reta Reader and Marion Carter- showed and described a large flip chart of the Symbols of the 'Church. We certainly appre- ciated the hours of work put into it by Miss Margaret Puckrin of Northminster Church in Oshawa. | -After singing another hymn we separated for indi- vidual business. : The "Head" ladies went to the. "Community Hall where they had to set up tables after the meeting. For the roll call, members presented a donation for the Hospital Spring Fair, this Immediate Delivery + FARM TANKS AND DX OIL In pellets coming Saturday, Notes of appreciation were received from Mrs. Nellie Miller and Mrs. Elva Martyn and the Simcoe Hall Settlement House. The pamphlet from Simcoe Hall explained other functions besides giving out clothes. They give counselling, have, nursery school facilities, give piano lessons at a nom- inal fee, training in wood- work, judo games and Saturday morn- ing speech correction classes. They also have a Boys Club and erippled children's treatment centre. As we enjoyed lunch and social period, Marion Carter read an amusing and appropriate article called 'A Leak in the Church Roof'. Thursday evening was the culmination of much of our work for the Beef Dinner when approx. 140 people enjoyed the sumptuous meal. 2 .Sunday turned out to be a happy Family Day at "Grace" Church when well over 100 at Since many regular people were MERS! | | MORE? 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Three girls and three boys, a well balanced number. It was a good day . for grandmothers too, as two assisted with the Scripture reading and Mrs. Joan Aldred sang a loyely solo. Rev. Pogue named sever- al worthy mothers through history such as, Hannah, Ruth, Esther and of course the Mother of Jesus. Today the status of Mother is being reduced as families break up and Mothers are often - forgotten. When people ex- perience parenthood, they realize they can no longer go on being a self-centred pe- ponsibilities seriously. Our children are ours for only a few years and therefore we' must guide and help them during that time. The baby sitting depart- ment was quite busy and now: young mothers are also offering to take a turn. It SHUR-GAIN DIVISION LTH EA 5 I PAN Try before you buy! Get free one pound samples from your Shur-Gain Dealer. And think of this--your dog will like Shur-Gain for its taste, but you'll like Shur-Gain for many reasons including our symbol of quality on every bag. You can depend on Shur-Gain *'A product of Canada Packers Limited"" ~ WALLACE MARLOW Co. Ltd. BLACKSTOCK, tel. (416) 986-4201 SHUR-GAIN DIVISION CINE E PACKERS LIAR I will be a regular service. Even tHe ydung girls are anxious to give assistance. This week Mrs. Cliff Love has her Mother, Mrs. Nellie . Miller, visiting . for a few days. Grace is also enter-- taining two cousins . from England, Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Botier are from Liver- pool and near London. For one it is her first: meeting with' Grace though they have corresponded since child- hood. Mrs. Lil Moore has recent- ly had a niece from Van- couver visiting with her. We frequently think about our friends who are present- ly in England and Ireland. We are pleased to see the following people out of hospital'again, Mrs. Blanche Mark, Mr. Arnold Goose and Mrs.- Mary Sweetman. We believe Mary has finally got an answer for her suffering and. has found helpful therapy. Miss Margaret Johns, who taught in the '"Head" school some years ago and remains in the memory of many "Head" - residents, passed away recently after giving a few years of service to her motherless niece and nephew. We were also saddened last Sunday to hear of the sudden passing of Mrs. Braham: She was much loved in this area as she and Rev. Braham served our community. 2 We appreciate the four sizeable donations that have . been made toward the roof son if they take their res- tremendous success. f MEN'S EAQO £o Ya bam CHARGEX Lakeview Plaza "which she suffered three Greg Heffering of Gregory's Men's Wear would like to thank all those who attended and took advantage of the many specials during aur first Anniversary Sale last weekend. Your participation in the sale made it a Dave Crumb, sales representative for Paragon Clothes, drew the winning voucher No. 39469 in our Blazer Draw, and here helps Gord Goode of 136 Ottawa St., Port Perry put on his new blazer. "Heffering, centre, owner of Gregory's Men's We : 'Round-about' Bits 'n Pieces from Here n' There UXBRIDGE - An overwhelming majority of those returning coupons from an ad in the Uxbridge Times Journal last week, are opposed to the proposed federal reception centre coming to Uxbridge Township. Of the '; 649 coupons received, 527 indicate that they are o against the penitentiary. Only 56 indicated-that they &: were in favour of the centre being located in the township. Another 66 indicated that they would lik council to delay the decision until more information i received. a. x BEAVERTON - Curlers from here could be curling i a new arena next year, after a special meeting of th club was held, endorsing the erection of the new rink Club members voted 43-2 in favour of going ahea with the construction of the building which will cos $210,000 when completed. The project is hoped to be underway by the middle of June. : CANNINGTON - Some of Cannington's leading # businessmen met last week to listen to three members g of the Scugog Chamber of Commerce about the. . forming of a Chamber in Beaverton. The 40 merch- = ants present voted overwhelming in favour of forming . a Chamber of Commerce and elected Roger Currie as their first president. John Miles was elected 1st vice . president, Lance Patterson second vice president and t Wayne West secretary-treasurer. . A A = ZEPHYR - Anne Freeman was the lucky winner of $10,000 in the latest Wintario draw. Her husband, Dr. i John Freeman, drove to Toronto last Monday to pick #2 up their winnings. Her winning ticket was one of four % that she had purchsed from Galbraith's Store in : Zephyr. . SSR fund for the "Head Memor- ial' Museum Church." - Some time ago Mrs. Sam Arnold had a nasty fall from PASSPORT LON note Service > Camera Centre broken ribs. She has there- fore been confined to hospital. oN Gregory ar looks on. WEAR Phone 985-8160 TUXEDO RENTALS Port Perry