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EEO Em Ea -- Te om Gum i I & nbschaninde ss ddnmissantimontnieist rN ' 02 Bad 3.0 fy" ™m JA. oa - . FT Lia] A BE A Bn Na a. * » cds dhanaindiaan apes PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 16, 1978 -- 9 - News from Scugog Island area By Mrs. Earl Reader Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cawker have returned from a very pleasant trip to Saskatche- wan where they visited several relatives. Last week, Mr. and Mrs. Stichmann attended a relat- ives funeral in Toronto and Saturday entertained friends from New "York. -- On Saturday, Mrs. Alva Thompson gave pleasure to Betty and Reta Reader when they accompanied her to a © summer lawn bazaar at Ash- burn on Dagmar Road. It areminded us of former occasions on the lawn and garden of Mrs. Edna Mec- Laren. While there, they visited a nearby fish hatch- ery for rainbow trout where you can make purchases on Saturday. Next there was a -scenic drive through the hills, woods and valleys of Glen Major, the birthplace of Mrs. Thompson. It was interesting to see a 100 year old church, similar to the 'Head' and nestled among the trees on the side of the road. But it lacks a front "porch and tea room. How- ever, the only services held during July and August are well attended for Sunday School at 11 a.m. and Church at 7:30 p.m. While you are really only a few miles from home, it is easy to imagine you are in the scenic area of Haliburton or New York state. It is necessary to change the date of the "Head" U.C.. turkey supper to Wed. September 20. So please keep this date free on your calendar. Thanks to the Institute for letting us have stheir night. With so many weekend and area news I: By Jean Jeffery Begin's to celebrate her Congratulations to Barb- birthday. ara Hansen and John Bar- Darlene and Jeffrey Begin foot who became our newes§ recently visited Mrs. Lil Hall p Mr. and Mrs. on Saturday. in Scarborough. Also, Mr. » Several neighbours enjoyed and Mrs. Earl Thompson of the wedding reception at the Victoria Corners. : Port Perry Legion Hall. Dr. Pat and Ivan Clarke Our Beef Barbecue will be visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald . coming up a week from Asling last Thursday even- Saturday. Have you got your ing. ticket. Look for our ad in Mr. and Mrs. Rick Pribble Coming Events for Sports- of Toronto visited Mr. and Day and Barbecue. Mrs. Murray Potters. Church for July and The Wilson Family picnic Augustisat9a.m. Churchat- at Poplar Park was well Utica, next Sunday. attended on Saturday.. On Saturday evening, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Clow and Mrs. Doug Wilson, her were supper guests on brother Neil Evans and his Thursday evening with Mr. chosen lady, Rose Wilson, and Mrs. Enoch McKnight. were out for dinner to cele- Miss Julie Ashton is visit- brate Doug's birthday. ing her friend Miss Terry Last week Mrs. Beryl Mar- Davies in Toronto this week. tin, Bowmanville, spent Rev. Robt. Thompson, Monday afternoon with-the Mrs. Thompson and Christy For Your Convenience Call: = ¢ ,, FUTURA Driving School | ; at 3 : ZENITH 77370 o Free Home Pickup i In the Port Perry Area Openin | pening 3 = Financial assistance | Management counselling oo Ma Y training Information on government programs for business On Tuesday, August 22, 1978 Mr. N.J. McGrath one of our representatives will be at Municipal Offices, Uxbridge, Ontario Between 9:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. For appointments call 416-852-3301 [RTE CLIT CRIDER LT RRA E Ta Lele TOTP LNG COREL RTE TE LEED ECR ELIA TG & ERIC EC UCC DR CEE LE CR CTO EET L) conditions or if you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on AION EDTR ICT [ETHER LE TIE TA [- [ Te IV] ¢ TR OCERR ELS CUS CICEERI ENTS FEDERAL [SUNY/AY/2SN) DEVELOPMENT BANK 22 King Street West, Oshawa, Ontario of Smithsville have been on a camping holiday and called on several in the vicinity. Christy took sick and was in Uxbridge Hospital but was released Sunday noon so they could continue to Ponty- pool to visit her sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor and Margaret attended her niece's shower at Cherry- wood on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Catherwood and boy of Oshawa, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. R. Thompson were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton on Sun- day. Welcome home to Mr. and Mrs. Breznikar and Maria have returned home from a six week holiday with friends -and relatives in Yugoslavia Thanks to Cathy Potter who played the organ on Sunday. After September 1, we will try to get things organized. It is hard to play on the spur of the moment. Take care when home freezing Freezing is one of the simplest and least time- consuming ways to preserve foods at home. Food special- ists at the Ontario Food Council, Ministry of Agricul- ture and Food, say that for good results, care must be taken when home freezing. Work quickly when freez- ing foods. Freshness _de- pends on the time between market or garden and freez- er. The quality of the pro- ducts you take out of the freezer will only be as good as the ones you put in. Freezing acts only to pre- serve, not to improve. In order that foods do not take too long to freeze, pre- pare only small quantities of food at one time. No more than 2 to 3 pounds of food per cubic foot of freezer space should be frozen in any 24- hour period. Freezing more than the recommended amount can result in form- ation of large ice crystals and deterioration in food texture. . For quickest freezing and optimum keeping quality, keep the freezer at -18 deg. C (0 deg. F) or Jower. Keep a thermometef in the freezer at all times and check the temperature often. Even small rises in temperature above -18 deg. C (0 deg. F) can affect the qulity and recommended storage time of the food. Always follow proper instructions when preparing foods for the freezer. Pack- age carefully and label clearly with name and date. activities, we were lucky to have a fair attendance at the Island Church. The average for July and August so far is still higher than last year, even if some choir members are taking a vacation after working hard all year. Miss Mary Clugston of Prince Albert gave great pleasure with her two numbers. When she goes back to University, she will pursue her talent in music. . Next Sunday, we expect to have Mr. Glen Larmer of Blackstock. Mr. Larmer is active in the Scugog Choral Society and a very busy member of the United Church. Mr. Southgate of the Island will also be pre- sent to share his talent on the organ. Rev. Chas. Clarke will conduct the Service, For _ August 27, we hope to have a special Youth Sunday when a number of young people who went to the United Nations with Mrs. Grace Love will be present and take an import- ant part in the Service. So please look forward to these events. 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