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NY VARS ER AA Scugog by Mrs. Earl Reader The Anniversary service at the Island Church was well attended by regular adherents and visitors but parents of many young child- ren took the day off. The orchestra was much enjoy- ed. Choir members are loyal and increasing in numbers again. The guest speaker Rev. M. Ferguson told of his life in the ministry and parti- cularly his work in Angola in Africa and how we tan relate to missions. About 56 remained for lunch and a jolly social time together. Next Sunday adults and children will all be back toa ~ regular routine at church. Next Sunday adults and sacrament of the Lord's Island and area news Supper. It will soon be time to make preparations for a White Gift Sunday and this will be followed by a Christ- mas concert. Therefore, keep up your attendance so you can take your place in all the activities. Sunday evening about 20 young parents and leaders of the Scout movement met in the Community Hall when a new executive was formed for the ensuing year as follows: Chairwoman-Linda Jeffrey, vice chairman-Burt Vizely, secretary-Charlene Oram, Treasurer-Patricia Pogue, Mothers' Auxiliary Leaders-Alice Callan and Wendy Bache. We are pleased to report that the Scouts have finally found leaders in Rick Haist ALL TYPES - ALL MAKES | PHILIPS MODULAR-4 SERVICING STEREOS & HI-FI'S 214BLOORE. -: OSHAWA PORT PERRY RUSTPROOFING Manchester - at 7A & Hwy.12 LN VINYL YOP- 'Wh protect aganst more than pst rus®, "COMPLETE AUTO PROTEC who will help until Peter Mercado can lead and Rick will possible assist. So Scouts start at 7:30 p.m. October 22. The residents of Fralick's Beach are again very active and will sponsor a Hallowe'- en Dance with costume or otherwise in the Community Hall Saturday, October 27. This is an invitiation to all young married couples on the Island or even if you still feel young. For ticket infor- mation please call 985-8051. This will be the 3rd annual event of this type. Murray Jackson is in hos- pital as he had an appendect- omy on Friday. We trust he'll soon be up and feeling his own lively self again. Bishop to visit in Port Perry The Suffragan Bishop of ~- Toronto, The Right Rever- end Allan A. Read, who is continuing a series of extend- ed visits to the various areas of the Anglican Diocese, will be spending October 28-30 in the region of Oshawa. Inclu- ded in this tour will be a variety of educational, social and liturgical events. Bishop Read will have many opportunities for pers- onal contact with the local residents as well as for dia- logue with both church and community leaders. Clergy and laity from the area have arranged an itin- erary for Bishop Read which includes visits to Brooklyn, Whitby, Ajax, Port Perry as well as Oshawa. 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ENISKILLEN 263-2741 N\ PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 17, 1979 -- 23 Angus Wilkinson is re- sponding very satisfactorily to treatment and apparently moving along thro' each stage with less discomfort toward final recovery. We hope he will soon be able to leave hospital again. Gloria Fralick has spent some time at her parental home as she was preparing for school opening when she had an unfortunate fall which resulted in a broken heel bone and crushed ankle. However the cast has been removed and she hopes to carry on her teaching duties in Toronto perhaps with some assistance. Head U.C.W. ladies will be in the Hospital Tuck Shop this week. Congratulations to Oliver Reader, a Scugog Island res- ident for many years, who will celebrate his 96th birth- day on October 18 at his Port Perry home. Mr. Reader is quite active and takes a keen interest in community and people he has known. Roberta Hamilton and Joyce Holtby wish to report that 10 Brownies will have a "fly up" ceremony on Octo- ber 24 to which their parents are invited and will be serv- ed tea. Brownies may "walk up" when all become new Guides. Congratulations to Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Clarke of Prince Albert who hope to enjoy a quiet and restful 50th wedding anniversary on Oct- ober 18 by taking a little trip. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Jones of Pettet's Drive, Stephenson's JIM BROWN Point in the recent bereave- gon enpopapponoonooaos SRO O00 ment of the former's father. FORD UNVEILS THE 1st NEW MEDIUM DUTY TRUCK OF THE 80's. L&J COIN ~~ Sp = ae - am hg Se SR . Nah FLEE Te x. Tn LAUNDROMAT 68 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY Now Open to Serve You 8AM.to 11 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK RE > ¢ 12525¢52525252525252525252525252525252525250525252525250525252525252525252 Fall Sale ' STEAM CLEANING RecRooms.............. $25. - $30. 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