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IAC RTL AT wr. N CAN NR AE a \ Q Lo a) 3 M 3 i 25 ove tr ind wdhised vivo ueg adurondavebhimaniiend 24-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 28, 178 won dmonilaad ER RAINING Prince Albert U.C.W. hold June meeting The June meeting of the Prince Albert U.C.W. was held on Junes-21st in the their tensions. It is still hospitalized. It was decided Church basement. There harder for a 'black man to +. ceiling of $3.00 be set were 21 members in atten- reach high places in society dance and 16 hospital visits were reported Joy Newnham opened the devotional with the singing of Hymn 398. She thenread a scripture passage from Luke 6. Verses 47-49. Dorothy Hope drew an analogy between termites which eat away at wood and evil forces which confront the Christian. However, unlike the wood which is eventually destroyed by the termites, the Christian has God on his side and He is an indestructible strength. The ladies present then sang the Lord's Prayer to the tune of a West Indian Folk Song. Joy Newnham led the women in a responsive read- ing and Eva Hunter related a story of a young man whose life was changed when he converted to Christ. Pat Reid took up the offer- ing. Following the singing of Hymn 445, the ladies enjoyed learning some Caribbean folk songs. Pat Reid then spoke about the Caribbean society and than a white man. It seems the lighter his skin is, the better his chances -are of being successful. Each U.C.W. member present then showed an art- icle which came from the Caribbean or told an inter- esting fact about the Carib- bean. The meeting was then turned over to Lila Clarke who, in Betty Deeth's ab- sence, was in charge of the business portion. The roll call was answered by a suggestion as to what type of gift would be suitable to send to U.C.W. members who are for such gifts and that they should be purchased from Scripture Press. The minutes of the last meeting and the correspon- dence were read by June Bidgood. The various com- mittees presented their reports. It was decided that the U.C.W. will conduct the Prince Albert Church ser- vice on October 15th. Shirley Brawn closed the meeting with prayer fol- lowed by a delicious lunch served by Diana Brough and Catharine Daigle. OPP Report THEFT A theft earlier this month at a residence on Concession 3, Scugog Township netted thieves a variety of items valued at close to $1000. Police report that some of the items stolen include three fire hoses, one ton of steel rods, automobile parts, a 1400 cc motor, and a riding lawn mower. JEWEL THEFT A quantity of costume and other jewellry valued at about $400 was reported 0 LY Wola (4 RAR) A italy RAR RIS I AUR ERE THINGS NT CANN | SE CHIE stolen June 22 from a cottage on Platten Island. Items taken include a pearl necklace, diamond pendant, and a number of broaches, sets of earrings, and chains. BOAT THEFT A 14-foot aluminium car- top boat with white interior was reported stolen June 25 from a residence on Sunrise beach, Scugog Island. the boat is valued at $400. U-PIC Green Brae Orchards DISTURBANCE A 19-year old Oshawa man has been charged with caus- ing a disturbance in connec- tion with an incident June 23 §55- 50 Durham Rd. N. 5 £) _ at Goreski Marina and 4 eth (i S reremont 655- "3217 Campsite on Scugog Island. i Polis report High James Welcome Tourists 2 ' R.R. No.1 . Percy was asked to leave A tourist i - 7 3 8th Conc. | iret the grounds about 10:00 p.m. Anew ourist information centre opened last Thursday and offers visitors % Q 3 ASHBU He refused and was turned all kinds of hints on what to do and where to go in Scugog Township and Central | 8 S$ x over to police after a scuffle Ontario. Heather Darnley is information officer at the centre which is located at i I) 5 HOURS: broke out. the Railroad House Motel in Port Perry and sponsored by the Scugog Chamber of a * n conc. | WEEKDAYS: FREE SUPPER Commerce and Central Ontario Tourist Association. : [8 2 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Police are looking for four 5 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. young men who ran up a $40 \ Q J o° SATURDAYS: tab for dinner and drinks at rown % « ot : Aver ™ Terry's Restaurant on High- / i ) 0 : 'way 12 and then skipped out 11 ° + }hitoy Sam. tom. without paying the cheque. co age e a They took off in what ouse Ny Bring containers measured in qts. - eg. 6 qt. baskets i i "we . Plavaroons provided for enildren under 12 years of age. Dis dovobe ss 2 Yes la nd primer paint on the sides. central air conditioning KEEP COOL THIS SUMMER SAVINGS for sale Y The Ministry of Natural Resources has announced that cottage lots on Crown lands are going to be made available to the public for sale or lease. 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