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bin, 4 LRA lat Ao A ANGE i 7 0 R) by Mrs. Earl Reader On Wednesday evening 25 ladies met at the home of Mrs. Doreen Adam for the '"Head"" U.C.W. This number included 2 visitors and 4 members who had been absent most of the winter. Therefore it was a pleasure to welcome all back again, The theme for the Devo- tion . was of course '"Mothers", and it was conducted by the group with Mabel Strong, Reta Rodman Marion Carter, Lenore Blueman and Helen Hortop' and Alva Thompson, The Bible mother. was Hannah. The roll call was familiar to everyone except Myrtle Gimblett who therefore did not have a little parcel to put into a box. So Myrtle was even more bewildered when the box was placed before her and she learned it was full of kitchen gifts for her. There was a variety of unlabelled cans. On top of this she was presented with a tablecloth and floral centre arrangement to match. Appreciation notes or messages were received from Mrs. Lillian Eastwood, Mrs. Nellie Miller, and Mrs. Elva Martyn. An invitation was acknow- ledged from the "Grace" U.C.W. to attend their noon hour meeting on June 3 at the home of Mrs. Michell. Just bring along a lawn chair. Then at night we are invited to, hold our meeting in Oshawa with Mrs. Reta Rodman and her sister Mrs. Maudie Travell. Beryl Pearce expressed thanks for the flowers and help at their new auction centre. EE We discussed a full quota of catering tasks such as sandwiches for the Town Hall Cabaret, Wedding reception May 23, Museum . Pioneer Days May 16 and 17. June 6 - Canoe the Nonquon with breakfast by the Lake at Latcham Centre. Dedication « 'Sunday at the church June 14 when all donors are being especially invited to share in the service and a social hour following at the community Hall. Mrs. Reta Wilkinson has returned home from hospital after a bout of virus pneumonia. Mrs. Reta Chandler has been in hospital for a lengthy period with surgery and other ailments. We trust she soon regains her strength so she can return home. Sympathy is extended to the family of Mrs. Earl (Cora) Heayn, a former resident of the Island who passed away Saturday even- ing. She was a sister. of Herk Barry who also raised. his family on the Island. One of the daughters being Mrs. Norine Leahy who presently lives on the main Island road. Orval Heayn a-son of Mrs. Heayn also lives at the "'Head" on the main road. . Bonnie Gerrow needs 300 Canada Packer labels. The only part of the label that is needed is the section that says Canada Packers. We trust you are still saving all your used stamps for the Leprosy Mission. In 1980 the value of stamps saved forgy, them was $6,036.85, The Leprosy Mission helps over 300,000 patients in 34 countries. Stamps income accounts for 2'%, percent of the total requirement. As usual the Art and Craft Show by the "Head" U.C.W. was considered quite successful, with 96 adults News from Scugog Island and 25 children calling to enjoy the variety afternoon. We have reached the time of year when youth groups finish their activities with a banquet. Therefore, please note the following dates : Saturday May 30 for Girl Guides and Brownies, follow- ed by a dance for which Sharon Bobbie "985-3552 is selling their advance tickets. The Beavers, Cubs and PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 13, 1981 -- 1) Scouts have their night on Saturday June 13 from 6 to 8 p.m. Barb Ross 985-2678 or Marilyn Fitchett 985-3806 are selling adult tickets for $5. to accompany a son or boy who doesn't have a parent who canattend. Boys without an older companion are free. Sometimes one parent may have 2 or 3 sons, so other men companions 'are appreciated, So don't hesitate to offer your assistance. The "boys will remember and a greciate it. - Children's Music Night R.H. Cornish Public School held its annual Music Night last week. The school band and choirs from all grades entertaining a large crowd in'the auditarium, The Mother's Day Service at the Island Church was another delightful occasion when families gathered to Worship and witness the baptism of 4 youpg children and' reception into the church. First was the infant son of Mrs. Cathy (Gerrow) and Kevin Cannon, formerly of the Goreski area but now living on Perry St. in Port Perry. Then there was little Sarah Christine, infant daughter of Pat and Nicholas (Turn to page 20) - with delightful music and songs. 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