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So IXIA ev eT SEAR SASS 3 Re rl ND - J a a -- 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Mar. 8, 1978 Hospital Auxiliary drapery hanging BY Gertrude Wanamaker Hospital Auxiliary met for its February meeting on Monday afternoon, Feb. 20 in - the hospital. President Mrs. Cannon. welcomed the - 24 ladies in attendance and the auxiliary prayer repeated in unison. In absence of the secret- ary, Mrs. Boogy read the minutes of the previous meeting, which were adopt- ed as read. Corresponding secretary reported 3 sympathy cards sent past month and nine thank you notes received. Treasurer Mrs. Gerrow reported on the general finances and Mrs. Crosier's report on the Tuck Shop was quite encouraging. The auxi- liary is very grateful for the new Gift Cart. The conven- ience provided by it for the patients and financial re-. turns are very worthwhile. Mrs. Coates reported 23 babies received booties in past month and sweater sets had been given to twin girls recently born in hospital. We extend thanks for the donation of knitted slippers and other articles sent in to Tuck Shop. Mr. Brown, the adminis- trator reported that the new draperies had been placed in SPRING TIME IS ... HOME» Tome! the outer entrance and the physiotherapy room also the Bili .Lite in the nursery Mr. Brown expressed the appreciation of himself and hospital staff for these extra pieces of furnishings. The cost of the above $1277.97. This bill will be paid by the Treasurer, the mpney being transfered from the Tuck Shop Account. The Fashion Show will be held in the High School -on April 18. Annual Spring Fair be in Latcham Centre on Sat. May 22- 2 to 4 pm. All the organizations are asked for donations and articles to the CONTACT US NOW FOR ALUMINUM SIDING When Men & Material are Available! (Cash & Carry for the Do-it-Yourselfers) y CHRIS ALLEN ALUMINUM 985-3747 a ih lif, ALCAN various tables. More details in near future. A committee was appoint- ed to plan a Pot Luck Lunch- for May 15 in Prince Albert Community Centre. . * Mrs. Thelma McCreight displayed several articles from the craft committee and this committee will be .working on' this project in "very near future. Meeting closed with the, benedicition and luch pro- vided 'by Mrs. Beadle and Mrs. Graham. Greenbank U.C.W. . Continued sponsor a 'Luncheon is Ser- ved", Eunice Rahm to get' in touch with the lady in charge and set a date - we have an arts and crafts show and sale on Sat. Sept. 30, Helen McKean to be in charge - the afternoon unit to be asked if they wish to be in charge of a table and take the proceeds from it at the craft show. The: Evening: Devotions weres conducted by Ruby Dusty, Sharon Meisner and Elma Roundell. The theme was Easter. The guest speaker was Rev. Roundell who spoke about the Book of Luke. Mr. Roundell pointed -out that the Physician Luke was a great friend of Paul and through him he learned about Jesus. Following a discussion period and the singing of Grace, the group in charge served a delicious lunch. Greenbank news By Helen McKean It was a Winters Dream come true! Twelve Women's - Institute members and one brave husband found "Spring Blooming Indoors" at the. Spring Flower and Garden Show at Exhibition Park on Wednesday March 1st. Greeting everyone as your entered, was the Huge Floral Clock made of flowers. Tulips and hyacinths bloom- ed in every corner, also Lilac trees, pussy willow bushes, forsythia, magnolia, rhodo- dendrons and roses. There with all the flowers was the neatest, healthiest vegetable garden with one ripe red strawberry peaking out. It even smelled like spring and now we just have to wish this winter - be gone. Ten members of Green- bank WI. were the guests of Honeydale W.I. in Port Perry. We are happy to report Mr. Jack Couperthwaite is now home from St. John's Con- valescent Home in Willow- dale. Many ladies from the vill- age attended the World's Day of Prayer held in Sea- grave on Friday, March 3. All enjoyed a delicious lunch served after. A speedy recovery is wish- ed for Mrs. Florence Hill' who is in Uxbridge Hospital and Mrs. Ida Empringham who is in Oshawa Hospital: Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ellison were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Innes visited with their sister, Mrs. Minnie Lunney of Little Bri- You are Invited | fo the opening of our NEW, ENLARGED SHOWROOM Saturday, March 11th to 18th 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. daily tain 'one day last week, Mark Roundell arrived home safely from a skiing trip in Vermont. We are happy to report, Mr. Herb Jarvis, brother of Mr. Len Jarvis is recovering nicely in Scarborough General Hospital. The Scugog Historical 9 Museum needs used mater- 4 ial for making rag carpets. Mr. and Mrs, Keith Heron, Cathy and Michael of Nor- wood visited Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lee, Sunday after- noon. Delegates to Liberal conv. Mrs. © Georgia Brock- Brendon of Port Perry was among four delegates from the federal riding of Dur- ham Northumberland who attended the Liberal Nation- al Convention in Ottawa © over, the weekend. The four delegates, alter- nates and youth delegates .- from Durham-Northumber- land were elected at a re- cent constituency meeting. A redistribution of federal constituency boundaries means that part of Scugog Township, - including Port 'Perry will no' longer be in the Ontario riding currently held by Norm Cafik. In the next federal election voters in this area will be part of the Durham-Northumber- - land riding held at the pres- ent. for the Conservative party by Al Lawrence. 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