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_. Myrtle Manns... By Riek by Mrs. Earl Reader On Wed. evening 25 ladies met at the home of Mrs. We were pleased to welcome Mrs. Maudie Travell of Oshawa and Mrs. Bev. VanKessel with her new baby as guests. It was noted that only 3 members were necessarily absent. After opening, we realized the theme chosen by Helen Redman's group was "Prayer". The study took the form of a skit on The Lord's Prayer conducted by Doreen Adam and Marion Hughes. Doreen appeared dressed for bed, and as the custom is with many, de- cided to finish the day with prayer. As she repeated each line of the Lord's Prayer, the voice of the Lord (portrayed by Marion) came thro' to question her sincerity, actions and motives. In reply, each time, Doreen tried to ex- press her true feelings and defend her actions, but saw her errors. As the prayer continued, we were able to apply all the comments and questions to ourselves. Appreciation had been received from the Hospital Auxiliary for help received also from Flora Muffitt and Elva Martyn of Toronto for Easter remembrances. Mrs. Lenore Blueman is doing a fine job of looking after the sick and those who need special attention. We again renewed our membership with the Scugog Social Planning Council. Our delegates report much progress in this field. Four new electrical out- lets have been placed.in the Island Hall,. along with a new cabinet for the meat slicer, Beryl Peace presented a lovely new sign she prepar- ed for our U.C.W. functions. In a comic song of "Sweet Violets', Marion Hughes conducted her three happy farmers, Helen Redman, Helen Hortop and Marylyn Heayn in their promises to the farmer's daughter, Doreen Adam. Then Alva Thompson con- ducted an alphabet contest involving food and occupa- tions and won by Irene Carter and Bonnie Gerrow. Sat. April 22 there are extensive plans for the hot luncheon at the Island church by "Grace" U.C.W. and the Art and Craft show at the Hall by the '"Head" U.C.W. There will be char- coal sketches and water- colours by an area lady who studied in France and puts on many exhibitions and perhaps paintings by a man who studied under the "Group of Seven'. There will also be many other pictures of different types Potpourri plant party successful event by Lynn Warne The Plant Party sponsor- ed by the Potpourri Handi- craft Guild of Port Perry was a great success. Many guests and members enjoy- ed listening to Evelyn Me- Lennen and her assistant of Indoor Gardens, Oshawa, who gave us many interest- ing facts and some good advice on plant care. 20 002 - Denture Therapist 66 Brock St. W., Uxbridge 852-5291 Sn 214 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-7797 LEE EET TTT Plants were displayed and offered for sale. Mrs. Jean Nash won the terrarium. We would like to thank all our guests for making the evening a success. Refreshments were serv- ed by the refreshment committee. The next regular meeting will be held May 3, at 8 p.m. 163 Simcoe St., Oshawa 579-8752 SHIH HE SEE Jim Burnet or Raymond Tegesta Beare Motors Ltd. 268 QUEEN ST. - PORT PERRY 985-7351 FOR THE BEST DEALS! WE NEED YOUR TRADE-INS! LS i BRN EE a I. hd Said by local talent. Crafts will be of a great variety with demonstrations. in wood- burning, * crocheting ete. Geo. Edgar, who taught carving at Durham College will bring a collection of his personal carvings. We are always glad to see him back on the Island. There will be more details given next week. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kent, who live on Nelson Reader's farm, as they welcomed a little baby daughter on April 1. Then Mr. and Mrs. Ken Parry came along on April 4 with another little son. They live on the same road as Don Ashbridge. We are pleased to report that Mrs. Ada Pearson is I out of the hospital and Slowly gaining her strength back: rm Mrs. Bonnie Bell is home again but her father Percy Jeffrey is still in hospital but is gradually recovering and will soon be good as new. We have another hospital combination of mother and daugher. Allene Kane is doing quite well in Port Hospital and her mother Mrs. Mabel Sweetman has had her second eye opera- tion in Oshawa and is doing well. If anyone wishes to have their babies baptized on Mother's Day, please phone Rev. Prince Albert. This Sunday, at the Island Church, there will be a dedi- Charles Clarke of ° PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Apr. 12, 1978 -- 11 Scugog Island and area news cation of the new hymn books that have been pur-_. chased by the U.C.W. or others in memgry of some one, so that they-can all be in use for the Presbyterjal meeting on April 18. We are pleased to wel- come Mr. and Mrs. Betson from Audley to Stephen- son's Point in the former home of Mr. and Mrs. Patte. Mrs: - Madeline Cawker, Mrs. Edith Davis and Mrs. Hennie Jackson really en- joyed the Friday and Sat. Faith Festival at Harmony Road and would be glad to attended another one. On Monday morning Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Angus made family calls on the Island. The Institute ladies have "been busy on 'another larger size quilt at the home of Mrs. Alva Thompson where Clare made frames. But these ladies have had extra help when Mrs. Kaye Brown and Mrs. Blanche Empring- ham of the Island assisted. .Then upon a couple of occasion, school day friends of Mrs. Thompson came from Glen Major. Three of these ladies were sisters and one -was a cousin. These ladies who added thejr nimble and experienc- ed finguers were - Mrs. Tim Jones, Mrs. Edgar Johnson, Mrs. Chas. Siss, Mrs. Ralph Faulkner and Mrs. Joseph Forsythe, now of Port Perry. 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