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: ERT $Y ' y hadivdvlobiitidontoibinicatid monn. ARATE Si, oh News from Scugog Island By Mrs. Earl Reader The '"'Head" U.C.W. will meet May 3 at the home of Mrs. Irene Carter. Please don't forget to bring an item for the Hospital Spring Fair on Mary 27. °° On Tuesday evening, Churches of the Oshawa Presbytery were well repre- sented at the Island United ¢ Churches. Though winter returned on Thursday evening, it did not discourage an- interested audience from attending the musical concert presented by approximately 40 mem- bers of Sr. Choir, Jr. Choir and Sunday School when they sang several swinging ngs from Oklahoma and fons other favourites. The instrumental accompani- ment by Edna Beckett, Bob Cawker and Geo. Freeman supplied the extra touch. For jocularity, we can al- v [C66 66 Po Y Pharmacy. The Cottage Gallery Custom Picture Framing & Gifts 581 KING STREET EAST, OSHAWA, ONTARIO 0 728-41 OPENING MAY 1st. 1978 | am pleased to announce the re-opening of the COTTAGE GALLERY, at a new location, 581 0 King Street East, next to Eastview |.D.A. ways depend on Geo. Free- man and son Michael to add some lighter moments for laughter. The fashions in a hat parade by children or mother and daughter reflect- ed much imagination, plan- ning and work. The whole concert amazed us as to what was accomplished in such a short time of practis- ing. We cannot express enough appreciation to the leaders. By Saturday the weather gave perfect co-operation for a successful day at the centre of the Island for the U.C.W.'s to produce a very satisfying hot lucheon, fol- lowed by the extremely interesting Art and Craft show at the Community Hall. We are so pleased with the interest and co-operation shown by members, exhib- itors, demonstrators and the public. We wish to express 6 0 In addition to specializing in custom framing, | will be carrying a complete selection of quality gifts, framed original oils and reproductions. Hoping | will be able to assist you with your special needs in the future, O, O, OO Fran Jones OO O, Leo appreciation to Matthew Stichmann for taking many pictures. We wish to give special congratulations to Lynette Jackson and Sandra Heayn for winning first prize on their Science project named "Woodlands", then also to Lynette for winning first in a gymnastic competition" and second in singing at Sunder- land. We believe other Island children won prizes at the Science Fair but we do not have all their names. We understand Mrs. Lil Brown had a fall in which she received injuries requiring hospitalization. We trust she will soon recover and be on her feet again. A good number attended Sunday service on the Island. We welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Mooney and family from Brougham. Many chil- dren were present to enjoy Rev. Linstead's story before going to classes. He told of a * little boy in China who had a very wicked father who made a practice of stealing from people on the road. However, he did want some advantages for his son and sent him to the mission school to learn reading. But he didn't hesitate to steal money, books and clothes from a missionary. One day when the boy wanted reading material, he was handed a book that opened at numbers 32 and read to his father, "Be sure your sins will find you out". Naturally, the father was disturbed and hid the book away. But curiosity later had him open the book himself, and found the same passage. with chagrin, he tried again and opened to the New Testament where he found a message that gave him a desire to attend the Missioh School and later do mission work in the streets. Rev. Linstead gave the adults many illustrations to prove that our attitudes and response to life frequently depends upon our viewpoint. Mr. Dale Young and Miss Carol Brown were guests on Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Greg St. John of Prince Albert. Mrs. Gerald Thompson of Barrie spent several days at the home of her sister, Mrs. Earl Reader. Cottage Break-in Ontario Provincial Police are conducting an investi- gation into a break-in at a cottage in the Chalk Lake area which netted thieves antiques and household items valued at $1,200. A spokesman for the Whit- by detachment said the break-in was reported to police April 23 when the cot- tage owner who lives in Tor- onto found entry had been gained by removing a screen and smashing one of the windows. Some 'of the articles reported missing include two antique clocks, brass candle- stick holders, silver coffee and tea pots, a copper hot water jug and such house- hold goods as blankets, sheets and pillow cases. < QC Parron's Gift Shop Gift Show April 29, 30, May 1 Sat. and MON. 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. SUNDAY 1:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. \ » Barron's Gift Shop is such a place. Every once and a while, one discovers an out of the way shop that s reputation has been established by catering to those people of refined taste who cherish fine antiques and exquisite collectors items. Nestled in the Village of Hampton, Barron's invites you to view their collection of antiques, china, crystal and other fine gift items. Items of special interest to the serious collector will include: rare figurines, limited edition plates by Royal Doulton designed by Hibel, Neiman, Stobart, Chen Chi and C.A. Brown; Fenton art glass from Virginia; Norman Rockwell plates and figurines; oil paintings from Bavaria; Waterford and Bohemian crystal; french limoges | miniatures; grandfather and grandmother clocks. \ . May 1, 1978 a A Royal Doulton tigurine DOOR PRIZE A Royal Doulton figurine valued in the $100.00 range willbe awarded to some fortunate person who at tends the show, April 29 to . \. 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