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5 HL a A NAR BRN /' 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 8, 198) abi WT ny AVE SU A LB NN {159 LAAT HR ay i al kB at EH r Es Lk WA 3 AEP ak wow aR Ra a Scugog Island W.I. . by Clara Dowson The -Scugog Island Women's Institute miet at the Community Hall March 19th, Janis Richardson President welcomed everyone, and opened the meeting by singing the opéning Ode and repeating the Institute Creed. Roll call was answered by 18 members and 5 visitors. Motto by Helen Hortop "In Spring, We Remember." Mrs. Morrow gave a reading "I'm fine." Betty Ann Freeman read the minutes of the previous meeting, also all corres- pondence. Connie Haigh gave the financial report. We were most pleased to have two of our 4-H gir)s present to receive their plaques from the President. They have received their Provincial Honors. Congratulations to Leanne Doupe and Kathy Chandler. A gift of appreciation was also given "to our two faithful 4-H leaders, Helen Hortop and . Anne Chandler.. Achieve- "ment Day will be Saturday April 25th. Madaline Cawker reported on the meeting of the District at Brooklin. The District , Annual meeting to be held at the Presbyterian Church "Port Perry: June 1st-5th is Institute week at the Ear- land Lee House. (4 = . Obituary ASA (ESTHER) ELLEN JANE CARNOCHAN In failing health the, past five months, Carnochan, age 69, passed away at, Bowmanville: Memorial Hospital on March 29, 1981. Born in Manvers Township on June 29, 1911, she was the daughter of the late Thomas Trick and Mary Glenney." Married on the 7th of August 1932, to Grant _Carnochan and resided most of her life in the Burketon area. Surviving are her daughters, Ruth McCullough of Burketon, Audrey Brown of Cadmus and an son, Lawrence of Oshawa. She also leaves a sister, Ruby "Stephenson of Bowmanville and her aunt Selena Lavery, who resided with her the past - twenty years. She also leaves 13 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Esther. Dorean Adam reported on the auction sale to Poms held July 18. Pick up day July 17. Don't forget your articles no longer needed. April 6th and 13th is Life Series held at the Town Hall Port Perry. The same committee as past "years to look after W.I. display for the Port Perry Fair. Be prepared for a call from the committee. Next month is the pial Meeting. All reports made 'up in sets.of three. Meeting closed by singing O'Canada. Helen Hortop then turned meeting over to two of our - members. We were honored to have Betty Reader and Eliza Fralick, who had so graciously undertaken to try and teach us the art of tatting. Some beautiful articles were on display. Hopefully many members have mastered the art. Thanks so much Betty and Eliza. B Also we were pleased to have on display many lovely - beautiful pieces from the girls that took the Crewel embroidery course under the leadership of Alva Thompson and Eva Mercoda. Lunch consisted of a variety of muffins. and jams and a variety of different kinds of teas and coffee. See you next month, Annual meeting and dues 'for membership. - "All"- are welcome. LE} RAL hy PA AF Dy J $k HOM & A nominating Ashburn area news Sunday, April 5th was laity Sunday at Burns Church. Knight conducted the service. The junior choir sang "My Heart is Running Over," and the children's story was told by Ray. Porter. The Bible readings were given by Arnold Ashton and Margaret Davis. Chrissie McKinney gave the message and . Catherine - Hymphrey 'sang '"'Great is Thy Faithfullness,"" and Theo Knight led in the pastoral prayer. It was a good and enjoyable service. Next Sunday will be a special Palm Sunday Service On Sunday evening the Ashburn branch of the W.M.S. held their spring thank offering service. Bernice Gardner, president conducted the meeting and used the Easter service from the glad tidings for the opening devotion, with members of the group reading the bible readings and prayers. Mrs. Sandy Duffy of Little Britain sang several beautiful numbers accompanied by her orchestra tapes. Mrs. Jean Morgan of Brooklin was the guest speaker, and gave a very timely and sincere message. A social time was enjoyed over the tea cups and fresh apple pie and cheese. The sympathy of the com- 'munity is extended to Mr. Russell Richardson and EE tA family in the death of Mr. Jo. Richardson formerly of- Hurst. Funeral service was held at the Carson Funeral .Home on Monday. . A happy birthday to Mr. James Ormiston who celebrated his 90th birthday 'with friends and relatives at Fairview Lodge last Saturday. 'Mr. Ormiston is well known in our com- munity for his carpentry work. Many of us remember when Mr. Ormiston and the late Norman Anderson built a ceiling in the old church. Mrs. Jo Bryant and little son Paul of Prince George, B.C. has returned to her home after having a holiday - with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bryant and family. : Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gardner attended the dedication of their grandson, Trevor Westfall, little son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Westfall of Burlington recently. : u Congratulations and best and Mrs. Lindsay Death who are celebrating a wedding Spiversany on Sunday. We are glad to have Chris Humphrey and Greg Guatto home safely after enjoying a trip to;Fishguard in Wales and Lon England. The boys played with the Anderson High School Rugby 'Team, and even though they did not win, the boys represented Canada as géod sportsmen and reported a good time. wishes to Mr. CHC --G CT --C--C-- CT ------ - PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST - THEME: "Spring in the Kawarthas." PRIZES FOR 1st, 2nd and 3rd PLACE WINNERS! AMATEURS ONLY. Black and White or Colour prints. -8x 10" or larger; matted or cardboard mounted. - Final Entry Date: MAY 11; at K.R.C. A, office. - Entries may be picked up June 1st. - Entries will be shown at "Spring Reflections' art show, Sir Sanford Fleming College - May 19 to 31. - Photos must have been taken in the Kawartha-Scugog region. _KAWARTHA REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY | BOX 819, HERITAGE HOUSE - FENELON FALLS (887-3112) i Sponsored: K.R.C.A. and Victoria County Spring Art Festival. EEE FA ---- special 0 A PA i SI A li Ee iis mlatsiiniane Wen A RANA A devoted mother, a helpful and friendly Last year Ontario replaced its syst full cost f d the insti i7hbo d will be sadl y p | its system of your care and the institu- Ro u a Siwnd San of tax credits for seniors with a new tion pays municipal and school taxes. Sales Tax Grants | : Reverend Thomas Gracie program of Property and Sales Tax < No Application Needed. If you An annual $50 Grant is paid auto- : Bowmanville conducted the ~~ + Grants. The Property Tax Grant of ~~ qualified for the Property Tax Grant matically to every senior citizen. funeral | Service Lon ors up to $500 is provided in two i year you'll automatically receive You will receive your 1981 Wednesday, April 1st from hi installm April installm This tr he Sio¥ meus and Rito Tax Grant it a Si io ool a a of vi i eo | Bowmanville. Burial was at 3A paid each year to Ontario $250 will be half of last Special Note the Hampton Cemetery. * residents 65 and over. year's Grant. Your install- If you do not receive the federal "pallbearers were Glenn Property Tax Grants ment cheque was mailed old Age Security Pension and 'McCullough, ~~ Grant PivberyXaGrants April 6th. This is intended to - you're 65 or over, please contact our - - Sarnuensy, y Jug Savsow, © Eligibility. If you're - assist you in paying your property ~~ Information Centre toll-free for de- Bree Loo dom 3 opansun 65 or over and tax or rerit for the first part of 1981. In tails on how to receive your Grants. p phenson. x Flower bearers were 2=\, OWN Or rent your « the fall you'll automatically receive < In Metro Toronto, dial 965-8470. [Joan Mecooulh Saal home you'reeligible an application for the balance of your <n Area Code 807, ask the Operator rown r e r /] fea - rd ¥ Vickery, Kelly, Donal Cpa de for the Property Grant. | ~~ for Zenith 8-2000. Ronald Stephenson and Todd gd Thx Grant of up to <lfyou turned 65 after December 31, < In all other areas, dial 1-800-268-7121. Weston. : $500. 1980 (and therefore did not qualify ae | ia The. communities - of If youresideina nursing home for a Grant last year) you won't re- Ministry : h 8 * Burketon in Cann me for the aged or similar insti- ceive the April installment. However, of fig. ee oR Boalt ar psy tution, you're not eligible for the Prop- in the fall you'll receive an application "Revenue : "and donations to The erty Tax Grant unless you pay for the for the entire 1981 Grant. 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