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hh, By Mrs. Earl Reader Last Wednesday evening 17 ladies of the "Head" U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Irene Carter. We were also pleased 'to have Jan Gerrow and wee daughter. The theme for Devotions Seagrave 50th Anniversary of the Aud- ley Community Club on Sat- urday night where they spent a pleasant evening reminiscing with friends from their community. - We extend sympathy to Mr, and Mrs. Fred Puckrin due.to the passing away of Mrs. Puckrin's aunt, Mrs. Leonard Gates of -Cherry- wood on Sunday. The fun- eral service was Monday afternoon. ' May I remind everyone that there will not be any Church or Sunday School this Sunday, but it will re- sume on June 13 at the regular time of 10:00 A.M. Mothers don't forget that we have a Nursery operating now for infants and toddlers up to the age of 3, We would be pleased to have your little one this Sunday. Please call next weeks news items to Betty Somerville at 985-8066. former was on tests, a Christian experience. The roll call re- quested us to relate an in- teresting experience we had with any type of tests. Most members recalled the hap- penings when they tried out for their driver's licence. - The business discussions required many decisions re- garding a tea, to which we would cater, grass cutting at Grace Church, an Auction Sale lunch, a salad luncheon in the "Head" Church tea- foom, and the Strawberry Supper for July 7. ('"Head" and "Grace" committees must soon start working on it.) / Fun contests were pres: ented by Marion Hughes and Betty Redder. They were won by Beryl Pearce and Joyce Heayn. Over the weekend Mr. Ivan Trick with his brother and wife from Manitoulin Island visited with their re- "latives, Mr. and Ms. Fred Jackson. On Saturday even- ing the Jackson sons and daughter with their families were also at the parental home and enjoyed the even- ing with their relatives. On Saturday, Mr. Alfred. Angus of Kinmount visited with friends and relatives around Port Perry and Scu gog. - ib a OLDSMOBILE CG j art olors 1] CBRE REO News of interest from Scugog Island The Women's Institute Auction Sale is drawing closer for July. We hope you are putting your non-essen}- ials aside, Mrs. George Freeman Sr. has returned from a trip to England where she visited with relatives. On Sunday there were several visitors at "Grace" Church. The beautiful red roses on the Communion table, in memory of Mrs. Edna McLaren, were placed by the Marks family of Port Perry. On June 20th, there will be a Communion Service and acceptance of new members or transfer. Rev. Pogue's story for the children was taken from one of Aesop's Fables involving a man, his son and their donkey. They listened to ad- vice from so many people and tried to please others so much, they lose the donkey. The conclusion was that children and adults should judge and consider what God wants us to do. With _the adults, Mr. Pogue based his sermon on Pentecost: when God gave His Spirit to the disciples - and many changes resulted. This developed into a study of charismatics and how young people are attracted to it, and find great satis- faction in it. SS The Women's Institute will meet Wednesday, even- ing, June 16 at the Island Hall. The roll call will re- quire you.to name an invent- ion developed by a Canad- ian. The guest speaker will be Mr. Jim Elliot of Man- -* chester. He will give details about the cleaning industry - and give advice on any art- icle you care to bring, if you are in doubt about the re- sults of cleaning. Visitors are always welcome at the meetings. More than 200 proud parents from Port Perry, Blackstock and Uxbridge "area watched as their children took part in a dance review .on Thurs- day, June 3, at Uxbridge Public School. Over 50 students ranging from ages of 4 years old and up delighted the audience. Above left, Susan Labonovich, Sophia Bren- don, Martha Waldinsper- ger, Marina Brock, Cheryl Dinault and Angel Adams perform while Brenda MacDonald, left, and Julie Veldman dis- play their talent. The children are the students of Linda Little. Photos courtesy Keith Filby, Uxbridge Times- Journal - St. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 9, 1976 -- 15 Area parents meet, form A meeting of the North Durham Chapter Associ- ation for Children withe Learning Disabilities (D.N.A.CL.D.), prompted by a letter to the editor in the Uxbridge Times-Journal two weeks ago, brought resound- ing results from parents in this area. The association, serving, Port Perry, Uxbridge} Leaskdale, Sunderland, Beaverton, Cannington, Sandford, Goodwood, Zephyr, Udora, Utica and surrounding area, met June 2 when an executive was formed and plans for the future were laid down. The executive of D.N.A.C.L.D. stands: Noreen Bowes, Sunderland, - president; Jim Wood, Vx- bridge, chairman; Carol Key, Uxbridge, secretary; Carol MacKinnon, Port Perry, treasurer; and Pat Jones, Leaskdale, program co-ordinator. The meeting was based on an opportunity to listen to a learning disabilities special- ist from Toronto, Shirley Dickson. Her talk inspired the group to hold their first official chapter meeting, Wednesday night, June 9, at John's School in Ux- bridge at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Dickson will speak again at this meeting. The public, teachers, par- ents, principals, doctors, nutrientists...are all invited and encouraged to attend. A film depicting some of ~ SHORTS Checks, Plain, Stripes. from '13.95 Sizes 34 - 42 SLACKS ~ Assorted Patterns. important organization the problems of the learning disabled child, was shown at the first meeting and will be re-shown at St. John's, - The association is hoping to approach all schools in the area and show the film to the teaching staff. Motor vehicle accidents are responsible for the greatest number of acciden- tal injuries and deaths in Canada. St. John Ambulance advises, keep your car in good mechanical condition, use your seatbelt and drive safely. X JWI TES OUT WITH THE OLD INWITH THE NEW, HEAVY DUTY WIRING - THATS SURE TO BOWMAN. ELECTRIC e Residential e Industrial eo Commercial UXBRIDGE 852-7352 DRESS SHIRTS Long & Short Sleeved by Arrow & Manhattin Sze W%-% fom $10.00 SPORT SHIRTS Long & Short Sleeved Assorted colours in group. 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