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The Mothers' Auxiliary that supports the various 5 groups of the Scout and Guide Association wishes to do something to give finan- cial support for the work that is being done in this area. Accordingly they have decided upon a bake sale and tea as this is very popular. This event will honour Valentine's Day and will be held in the Community Hall from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Sat. Feb. 9th. If you just wish to purchase goodies you will find them in the entrance room. But if you have time to chat and meet your neighbours over tea, you may do so in the Main Hall for a small donation of 50 cents. We know the ladies are putting much work into this, so give your support to them and the children who are involved. This is the time of year for meetings, to review the work Ajax too by Doreen Kendall On Saturday Feb. 3rd, the Don Forder Insurance Atom Selects journeyed to Bay Ridges to play a return game with Ajax. This was not one of our more sterling performanges and Ajax took of 1979 and make plans and decisions for 1980. The first to report is the Executive Meeting of the Head U.C.W. held at the home of the President, Mrs. Alva Thompson. Jan Gerrow agreed to become the 1st Vice-Pres. Wedding prices for catering were reviewed and set at $4.50 for families of members and $5.00 for non- members. Other catering prices were also set. Then the usual activity dates were set. Please record same on your calendars. Feb. a quilt, April 26, Art and Craft Show, May 17 and 18 the Museum Opening, May 3 the Hospital Spring Fair, June 7 Canoe the Nonquon breakfast and lunch in the Latcham Centre this year instead of the big tent in the Palmer Park. July 2 a salad and straw- berry supper, April 6 an Easter Breakfast in the Community Hall, Aug. a corn roast at the Museum church. Sept. 24 a Turkey Supper, Oct. 5 Harvest Home service in the Museum church, Nov. 26 Mystery Sister Supper. Many people on the Island are suffering from an attack of the flu. Mrs. Christena Prentice has difficulty in disposing of her troublesome virus in spite of tests and medication. Sunday morning after the Church Services Rev. Clarke and Rev. Linstead conducted Congregational meetings at Scugog and Manchester. A Pot Luck lunch accompanied the Scugog meeting where 24 people were present. Detail- ed reports were handed out and more are available for all interested people. We were sorry to have lost an Elder and Stewart, Pat and Terry Adderley when they moved to Oshawa. Therefore 2 new members were appointed namely Mrs. Linda Le Roy as Elder and Mrs. Doreen Adams as Stewart. Mr. Geo. Samells was added to the Property and Maintenance Commit- tee. It was announced that all new officers through the Church will be installed at a special service on Feb. 17. Through the reports it was noted that the Women's groups, Sunday School and Choirs had an exceptionally busy and fruitful year. Music had added much to Worship and enjoyment. The Sunday School has a registration of 50 names and an enthusiastic staff. With the summary of Church Services and distinctive occasions, it was felt that the Church is growing. It was decided to look into the prospect of insulation strong for Atoms us 8 to 1. played at the Art Thompson arena and the poor ice conditions and the disrepair of this new building was appauling. It makes us appreciate the excellent facilities that we have in Port Perry. S Thickson Rd S Thornton Rd S Stevenson Rd Chamfplain Bloor St W THE DURHAM REGION'S LARGEST, EASY-TO-GET TO SHOPPING MALL WITH OVER 150 STORES AND SERVICES, PARKING FOR 5,000 CARS. oR |] f a' " | Elmgrove Av. x Gibb St. go THE CENTRE OF EVERYTHING EATON'S "QBay CLOTHING & GIFTS, = RESTAURANTS, MUSIC & MOVIES, BARBERS & HAIRDRESSERS, OPTICAL STORE, TRAVEL AGENTS, JEWELLERY, ART GALLERY, FLOWERS, FINANCIAL SERVICES, FINE DINING, DRUG STORE, BAKERY, SUPERMARKET, SHOES, DELICATESSEN & LIQUOR STORE. Bond St. W. = Sears This game was Mr. Don Thompson and his crew should be commended on the fine job they are doing here at home. It is sad that it takes an "Art Thompson Arena' to make one realize how lucky we really are. Scoring the Forder Selects only goal of the evening was Steve Connors assisted by Brad McNenley. Our next home game is Saturday, Feb. 9th at 6:30 p.m. Hope you can join us. Seniors victory [From page 11] after they had fallen behind on a foul shot and then the teams traded field goals. By the end of the third quarter the Redmen had regained an 11 point lead. Port went back to the tight defence in the last quarter as they forced turnovers and refused the Trojans the chance to get untracked. Todd Wilbur, Brett Ooster- man, and Harris bore the most of the responsibility of the attack as the trio combined for 39 points. John Butler, Scott Wallace, and Peter Stone each tossed in four points. Scott Sinclair had three and Pete Christie had two points to finish off the scoring. The Trojan defence simply threw a blanket over top scoring midget guard Donnie Young and the rest of the Redmen as they went on to post a 58-23 win. Port was allowed only four points in the first quarter and three more in the second while the Trojans took a 28-7 half time lead. The best frame for the Redmen was the third when they limited the hosting team to just 20 points. and other conservation. New fronts doors are final- energy ly completed but must be finished and hung. Then there is a desire to have a New books arrive at Library New books arriving at the Scugog Memorial Library are as follows: Some Die Eloquent, C. Aird; A Dancer in Yellow, E. Ogilvie; The Third Time Around, George Burns; A Guide to the Behavior of Common Birds, D. Stokes; FEATURING: February 11, at 3:00 p.m. EXAMPLES: To Jane, the SENDER'S NAME: Free Fall, J. Reed; Nightrun from Java, Mayday, T. Block; Mystery at a Country Inn, P. Owen; Delany Report on R.R.S.P.'s -T. Delany; Three Women In The House, E. Thompson (Large Print); Family ARE YOU TIRED OF HIGH HEATING COSTS? 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