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by Mrs. Earl Reader Ivan Jeffrey is sponsoring a St. Patrick's Dance at the Island Community Hall on the evening of March 14. The proceeds will go toward the Kidney Foundation. We all know the Jeffrey family has reason to show its appredia- tion for what the Foundation has been able to do for them. We trust others too will now support this worthy cause. For tickets please phone Bonnie Bell 985-2941 or Linda Jeffrey 985-2973. The Scout Movement is still alive and doing well even if we are not always made aware of their activi- ties. At this time the Beavers, Cubs, and Scouts would like to express appre- ciation to the Scugog Island Community Association for their donation toward equip-' ment, cupboards and to Alan Carter for his speedy service in building the cupboards. The Scouts are still hoping for an assistant leader for Mr. Haist. If you would like some information as to how you can help, please call Linda Jeffrey at the above stated number. This is very important for your boys. Last Wednesday evening 22 ladies of the Head U.C.W. met at the Port Perry home of Marie Clark. We were pleased to welcome 3 guests and trust they will come again. The theme of the evening centered around hearts and valentines. In the roll call we were requested to state ways in which we hoped to brighten our Feb. days. The answers varied from home decorating, community visit- ing, travel and no bills in our mail boxes. Appreciation notes were received from Mabel Strong and Elizabeth Stichmann. The year's activities were checked and approved for each month. Therefore, we can now give you the follow- ing dates to mark on your calendars. April 19-Easter Breakfast in the Church. April 25-Art and Craft show in the Community Hall. May 16, 17-Museum Opening. May 23-Catering to a wedding. June 6-Canoe the Nonquon, breakfast and refreshments in the Latcham Centre. July 8- "You know who's gotit 'dor'tyou!" Model Year End Clearance of 1980 Units Being Sold with Large Discounts, Low Interest Rates and Convenient G.M.A.C. Terms. 1980 PONTIAC ACADIAN HATCHBACK SEDAN - Demonstrator with low km., finished in dark maroon me- tallic with maroon vinyl interior and equipped with 1.6 li- tre high output 4 cylinder motor, floor mats, electric rear window defroster, accent paint stripes, sport mir- rors, radial white wall tires, automatic transmission, heavy duty battery, bucket seats, console & fold-down rear seat, AM radio, lighter, body side mouldings, chrome plated bumpers, wheel discs, rustproofing with 5 year warranty. Stock No. 2052. Serial No. 7B680AY512027. Lic. No. ROZ 969. Original Price ... $6,820.00 Model Year End Clearance Price ........... 7% Ontario Sales Tax ...... 1981 Licence Sticker ...... TOTALPRICE............. SRN $6,350.49 3 Yr. Continuous ProtectionPlan ......... Frvmwenn N/C $6,350.49 10% Down Payment (with approved credit). .... 635.49 Balance to Finance ........ RegistrationFee .......... Finance Charges - 14.2 Annual % Rate - 48Months ............ Monthly Payments at $156.84 including Life Insurance. (Disability Insurance available at slightly higher amounts.) Acadians with automatic transmissions at 38.2 M.P.G. by Transport Canada. This advertisement is a sample of similar Model Year-end Clearance Prices on our last 3 Pontiac Acadians left in stock. It's Always Worth the Trip to ... PHILP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive - Port Perry - 985-8474 .-..OPEN: Weekdays to 9:00 P.M. . Fridays to 6:00; Saturdays to 4:00. Scugog Island news Salad and Strawberry supper. September 5-Cater to a wedding, September 23-Turkey supper, October 4-Harvest Home service in the Head Museum Church, November 25-Mystery Sister Supper. It will take some time to collect the Arts and Crafts, so keep your ears and eyes open for interesting displays, demonstrations, etc. Pat Henshaw gave a very informative study on how "Love came to be associated with Valentines and traced the meanings and varieties of Valentine styles through- out the years. This was appropriately followed by a reading on Kindness by Myrtle Manns. During preparations of a refreshing lunch, Myrtle Manns requested a list of words composed of letters within Valentine. The winner, Beryl Pearce had listed 57 words. The next highest was 41 words. The second service was held in the Community Hall in very comfortable and cheerful surroundings. We really had time to appreciate the lovely recent interior decorating in the Hall. Reports are that the work is proceeding so well that We'll be back in the Church Sunday. You may think you've landed in the wrong place when you see the changes. We wish to thank the 11 men who volunteered their service and found that they actually enjoyed work- ing along with neighbours and former school friends. We also owe a lot to two women who did lighter tasks and provided refreshements. Bonnie Gerrow, the treas- urer is now receiving several donations toward the improvements. Several cheques of $125. for a pew have been promised. Other donations have come from Sunderland, Toronto and Curve Lake from people who received their early Christian teaching on the Island and are so pleased to know that the present popu- lation hopes to improve and carry on by showing respect for God's house and then increasing their efforts in His work. No donation is too small, if you care to help. Just state in which area you are interested and your name will be recorded accordingly. There will be a meeting after church on Sunday as insurance is due again and there are new considerat- ions. Scugog-Grace by Christina Prentice The February meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Marvin Appleton. Roll call was answered by 13 members. President Florence Fra- lick opened the meeting with a poem - Love is life and Hymn No. 311. The devotional was given +by Hilda, Yvonne and Made- line, taken from 1st Corin- thians, Chapter 13. Report on church renovations were given. Plans for a wedding reception in the near future was finalized. A new price was set for banquets and receptions. We were reminded to bring articles for the hospital Spring Fair on May 2. Some dates to remember" are: March 10 - Euchre and by Jean Jeffery Dr. Ross Prentice of Hiroshima, Japan was in Toronto on business for a few days recently and was able to spend most of one day at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Prentice, brothers Donald and Murray and their families were able to drop in for a visit also. Didi and the girls came as far as Hawaii and Ross would join them there on his return trip to Japan. Eldon and Grant Evans returned home from a trip to Florida. At Tampa Airport they hired a car and tourned around the state for some time eventually winding up with a visit to Elmer and Ruth Wilson near Sarasota. While they were there, Enoch McKnight also dropp- ed in for a visit. We are pleased that Enoch is enjoy- ing his Florida vacation. On Friday evening the Ron Brown's entertained Mr. and Mrs. F. Van Veghel, Mr. and Mrs. G. Postma, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baster and Mr. and Mrs. K. Ashton. During the evening they made a schedule for the Epsom Utica Club for the 1981 season. Bake Sale; March 25 - Hot Beef supper; April 14 - Euchre & Bake Sale; April 14 Easter Breakfast; April 25 - Hot Luncheon; June 3 - U.C.W. at Mrs. E. Michells; November 10 - Euchre and Bake Sale; December 2 - Mystery sister banquet and December 8 - Euchre and Bake Sale. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., February 11, 1981 -- 25 Epsom and area news Last week Mrs. E. Taylor called to take Mrs. D. Asling and Mrs. H. Ashton to visit with Mrs. Marjorie Johnston of Scarborough who was visiting at the home of Mrs. Ron Brown for a few days. Lois and Harry Elford visited Saturday evening with Earl and Marie Wilson and to also see Mr. and Mrs. Lewchuk of Wiarton and baby, Leah. Joyce and Leah are staying with her parents for the week. Peggy and Keith Kennedy visited Keith's grandfather Mr. Arthur Kennedy at Lakeview Manor Beaverton on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ashton and family of Oakwood were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stearman who celebrated their wedding anniversary Monday. We are sorry to learn that Mr. Stearman is a patient in Uxbridge Hospital. Mrs. Carl Meyers of Unionville and Mrs. Walter Kerry will be with them this afternoon to help celebrate the occasion. Jennifer Simmonds, Anne Tapscott, Donna Kerry, Tracey Gourlie and Martha McCallum all are members of the Port Perry High school Band who are enter- taining guests from a B.C. High School band this week. Our girls plan a trip to B.C. in March. There will be a combined Band Concert at Port Perry High School on Thursday evening at 8 p.m. as the visitors brought their INGREDIENT UNLIMITED 146 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY (Opposite the New Commerce Bank) 10° |b. WHA While Supplies Last. instruments with them Everyone welcome. Our sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brawn who heard Saturday that his brother-in- law Mr. Lyman O'Connell of Regina had passed away. Lymon was the husband of Lloyd's only sister Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans, Wendy and Ross's mother, Mrs. Gladys Evans attended the birthday celebration at the home of Mrs. Peter Metheral, Seagrave for Mrs Metheral's father. Mr. Joe St. John who was 92 years young. A brother of Mrs. Gladys Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goslin visited Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Goslin and family of Port Perry. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Glen Goslin and Annette of Black- stock visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goslin. Keep in mind the Bethesda Reach W.I. 25th anniversary which will be celebrated in the Senior Citizen rooms Ux- bridge Feb. 25 at 8 p.m. Charter members in charge. Please accept this invitat- ion to attend the W.I. Open House for crewel stitchery at Uxbridge Community Centre Thursday Feb. 19 2 to 5 p.m. and 7to9 p.m. Come and see some beautiful work and enjoy a cup of tea. Last Wednesday Elizabeth Taylor and her sister-in-law Miss Ruth Taylor of Cann- ington went to Cherrywood to bid goodbyes to some former neighbours. Robert and Jamie Ashton were Saturday overnight guests with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Don Asling. a) BEE 6E----" OFF Lo." omen 0] & BLANCHED ALMONDS *4.59 SLIVERED ALMONDS *5.89. NATURAL ALMONDS 53 n 89 Ib. MUESLI CEREAL WHOLE MILK POWDER 2.89. Whole Wheat LASAGNE *1.19. 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