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¢ * Scugog Isla by Mrs, Earl Reader Tanya Redman has re- turned from an exciting - seventeen day holiday in ' Florida with her friend Joanne Young. They stayed at the home of Joanne's brother Bob in Orlando. While there they took in the sights at Tampa, Disney- land and Daytona Beach. Mrs. Oxley of Port View Beach has just returned from a 3 month visit in Huston, Texas ast the home of her daughter, Marilyn. So now it's Mr. Oxley's turn to take a trip. His journey will take him to England to represent the family at their daughter, Jennifer's wedding. Many of the young people will remem- ber Jennifer when she attended school in Port Perry and the Island Jr. choir. Mr. and Mrs. Don Free- man are back to work after a Florida vacation. ] We are pleased to hear that Sam Arnold is back in his home again after spend- ~ing- part. of the winter in Port Perry. - The Tony Bloeman family spent a recent weekend visiting their many friends in Barrie and area. Last week Mrs. Russell Pogue spent a few days in Belleville: with her ailing sister. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fralick have returned from a three week trip to Key West in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Heayn and Julie are very busy . making preparations to move to their new home in Haliburton. It really won't seen like a new home as they have spent many week- ends there over 'the past year or two but it will be - WILL BE OPEN DAILY AS OF Pos SAB A IS ATE ES Ry LOA RC oi DR FRAN EN 1 permanent. The mothers, neighbours and Island friends will miss them very much, as they have spent many years among us and have been excellent citizens and members of the community. "Grace' 'U.C.W. has been post-poned until April 18 on account of the School Science 'Fair and Fashion Show. On the above date members and friends will meet at the home of Mrs. Connie Haigh, The "Head" U.C.W. will meet on the same date at the home of Mrs. Helen Redman, Please note the "Grace' U.C.W. luncheon will be. held at noon at the church and the "Head" U.C.W. art and craft show at the Island Community Hall on Sat. April 23 instead of April 12 as printed last week. Al- ready, many interesting items and demonstrations are being listed. "If you have some items, please let us know soon, We are interested in men's and students work too. This week being Good Fri- day, there will be a special Service including Commun- ion at Manchester Church at 7:30 p.m. There will be a social period following. Then on Easter Sunday, extra music is plannned for the Island Church and there may be a baptism. On Friday and Saturday evening many Island people enjoyed "Music, Music, Music", at the Port Perry Town Hall, On Wed. five ladies from the "Head U.C.W. and two from "Grace" U.C.W. attended the Presbyterial in Simcoe 'St. United. It was the 15th annual meeting and APRIL 13,1977 FROM 10 A.M. TILL DUSK. Spring is in the air and already there are baby zebras, camels, aoudads, llamas, monkeys, goats and donkeys with many others expected shortly. If you are planning a school outing, write or give us a call. Admission for groups of 15 or more is still only 50c. a person on Weekdays. If you book ahead, the children can complete a happy trip with their choice of 2 rides (merry-go-round, boats or buckets) for an additional 25c. Enjoy a pleasant day at the zoo soon - located directly on Highway 2, just east of Bowmanville. Write Box 154 Phone (416) 623-5655 Clip This Ad and we will allow you a 10% Discount on Regular Family Admission . Upon Presentation. nd.area news was celebrated accordingly. Three hundred ladies were present from the forty-six U.C.W.'s. The speaker, Mrs. 'Hilde Toll was very interesting, informative and inspiring. i3 Rev. Linstead took the Palm Sunday Service. In- stread of repeating the story for the children of Jesus' triumphal ride, he told of a King's procession thro' city streets which was - very quiet and different. The ice around the north shore of the. Island appears very threatening to resi- dents this year. A very humane story recently came to our atten- tion. It seems that there is a cat at Port View Beach named Whiskey. The resi- dents love him for his per- sonality and not his name. About a month ago he de- cided to do some travelling. After a few days absence, he dra himself to his beloved home, a sorry spectacle, more dead than alive. Here, the compass- ionate family carried him off to Dr. Brown at the animal health centre where . he stayed a month, He has now returned home with eight more lives to spare. He is note quite so hand- some with all his scars but is able to do his little bit in spreading joy. HEN Fl ATE ASA, HERAT "PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Apr. 6, 1977 -- 21 Local woman attend Presbyterial continued U.C.W., with Mrs. R. Van- Camp, Mrs. N. Werry, and Mrs, H. Martyn taking part. Bouquets of beautiful red carnations were placed at the front of the church, in memory of those members who passed away in the past year. The large attendance of over 300 women was noted with great satisfaction by Rev. A. A. Lavis of Simcoe Street United Church as he welcomed the group at the noon meal in -the church hall, ably prepared by the Simcoe Street U.C.W. The afternoon session be- gan with the installation of officers for 1977-78. Mr. S. G. Saywell, chairman of the Oshawa Presbytery officiat- ed. Mrs. Alex Martin of Newcastle U.C.W. was in- stalled as president. 1st --Vice-Pres - Mrs. W. G. Mc- Lean, Pickering U.C.W.; 2nd Vice-Pres. Mrs. B. E. Killens, Hampton U.C.W.; 3rd Vice-Pres. Mrs. A. P. Dickson, Northminster U.C.W.; Recording Secre- tary Mrs. W. J. Bolton, Har- mony U.C.W.: Corres. Sec. Mrs. S. J. Taylor, Simcoe St. U.C.W.; Treasurer Mrs. D. Wood, Westminster U.C.W.; Citizenship & Social Action Manchester news by Ruby Fielding Church Sunday, April 10 at 11:15 a.m. Rev. E. Lin- stead in charge. "There will 'be a Good Fri-- day Communion Service at Manchester Church, Friday, April 8 at 7:30 p.m. : The April U.C.W. meeting will be held at the church Thursday, April 7 at 2 p.m. Mrs. G. Wylie will be our guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy McTavish and boys of. Dart team places fifth A Port Perry Legion dart team finished Sth out of 24 teams in a tournament held at Havelock on Saturday, April 2nd. The local team, consisting of Al Wackett, Bob Thom- son, Pat Thompson, Gene Hurst and Ted Wilkinson tied for fou spot with Lakefield and Trenton. Al- though successful in defeat- ing Trenton in the playoff, Lakefield won in the final game, giving them 4th and Port Perry the fifth spot. The four top teams will now proceed to the Provin- cial Championships in Bramelea on April 16th, " Richard's Beauty Studio® __ brings you direct from the "BEAUTY IN BLOOM" New Spring Hairstyles. CONVENTION 5: Richard & Peter are eagerly waiting to create a style for you. gr) ~ PHONE 985-7991 FOR YOUR PASSPORT TO BEAUTY! Oshawa Sunday guests with her mother Mr. and Mrs. L. Best. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ginn -and-- family visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ginn at Nesléton, Sat. evening. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dobson called on Mrs. Doris Batty at Whitby, Sunday evening. A number of Manchester Ladies enjoyed hearing Mrs. Hildye Toll speaking at the Oshawa Presbytery at Simcoe St. United Church - last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Fielding dinner guests with Mr. and "Mrs. Albert Jewell at Sonya on Sunday. & Community Friendship and Visiting Mrs. R. V. Shef- field, Simcoe St. U.C.W.; Stewardship Mrs. A. P. Dickson, Northminster U.C.W.; Programme Mrs. W. F. Guthrie, Audley U.C.W.; Supply Mrs. R. Hodson, Brooklin U.C.W.; Literature Mrs. F, Johnston, Eldad U.C.W.; Press- Archives Mrs. O. C. Ashton, Enniskillen U.C.W.; Nomin-- ations Mrs, A. C. Ferries, St. Stephens U.C.W.; Repre- sentatives from the Oshawa - Presbyterial U.C.W. to Con- ference U.C.W. Executives are Mrs. D. Redpath, Vice President, and Mrs. S. Say- well, Bursary. The devotional was given by Southminster U.C.W. after which Mrs. Toll again addressed the gathering with wit and wisdom and even taught a bright new song that everyone enjoyed singing. As usual, the literary dis- ° plays were very popular. "Patchwork Pieces", an anthology of inspiration thoughts, poems and pray- ers, compiled by Hilde Toll, the guest speaker, was available for the last time, as it is now out of print. A large number attended from the Scugog area churches, and I am sure they would agree that it was a perfect day for fellowship, and inspiration, enabling them to return to their local U.C.W.'s with new ideas to stimulate the work of the women in the United Church, in their own com- munities. "H&R Block has seventeen reasons why you should let them prepare your income tax return.' Reason Number Fourteen: H & R Block people are human and once in a great while they may make an error. But if that error means you have to pay additional tax, you pay only the tax. H & R Block pays any interest and penalty. They stand behind their work. 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