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mis a -- % a i Fats Smet i a a So ~ 33 x A --------------------- TIER. Lo MPAA A 0 cide ABATE 22-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 22, 1981 @ x 5 a | CORETECH DATALTD. ee 2s FES Rat AAA . » 3 CALETA LB CER SEV Ar SAL ONSEN RRR LAN 7 NERA. BS FGI A A} COMPUTERIZED BOOKKEEPING SYSTEMS including General Ledger and Accounts Receivable. -FARM PACKAGES - 985-7031 GU = LIMITED Humry for Yours HOMAN'S DEPT. STORE 43-45 Brock St. W., Uxbridge- 852-3633 'STOREHOURS: Mon. toWed. 9t06P.M. Thurs. &Fri.-9AM.to 9 P.M. Saturdays-9A.M.to 6 P.M. THURSDAY - 10:00 Sharp to 11:00 Sharp CHILDREN'S SUPER SPECIAL 57¢ THURSDAY - 12:00 Sharp to 1:00 Sharp LADIES SUPER 4.97 SPECIAL THURSDAY - 7:00 Sharp to 8:00 Sharp MEN'S SUPERSPECIAL FRIDAY - 10:00 Sharp to 11:00 Sharp BABYDAYS _ SUPER SPECIAL: $1.97 FRIDAY - 12:00 Sharp to 1:00 Sharp Discontinued Departments SUPER SPECIAL: 97¢ .. FRIDAY - 7:00 Sharp to 8:00 Sharp CHILDREN'S SUPER SPECIAL: The Above Selected Articles will be on the "Sale Floor" at times stated in this adver- tisement. All Prices are Below Our Cost. ~~ 'NoRainchecks. TURNTOPAGE 23 for SPECIAL INVITATION! Scugog Island news by Mrs. Earl Reader The Women's Institute welcomed the bright weather on Saturday for their auction tho' at times ~ they experienced more heat than was comfortable. As usual -this annual event was quite profitable. Quite an amount of good used clothing was left over and will be taken to Simcoe Hall in Oshawa. Sometimes people find a real bargain in a clothing purchase just for the buttons, zippers or some craft, or even to remodel for children. On Sunday, we welcomed a .larger congregation than on the previous week. It would seem that we appreciate the few summer Sundays before the August vacation. Two good babies are learning to attend church. There were also small children who were well cared for by Darlene Adam. Among the visitors, we welcomed the former Melody Appleton and her children from Scarborough, Sandra (Fralick) Boos and her daughter from Langley B.C., as they are visiting at Sandra's parental home of Florence and Ray Fralick, also Mrs. Brash Sr. of Burnaby, B.C. who is visiting' with her family at Fralick's Beach. Rev. Clarke will serve the charge for several Sundays. Rev. Clarke chose some information on the personal family life of Jesus which included his brothers and sisters: named in Matthew 13:55-57. ' This was for the children. But are we older people familiar with this and how Jesus was accepted by other members of his family? : Rev. Clarke's sermon was based on "Repentance", a word which rings thro' every part of the Bible. Among older people, it is estimated that 90 percent have not repented of sin and doing, during youth, but it is still not toolate, . A few well noted sinners in the Bible were Manasseh, David and the Prodigal Son but all repented and were forgiven, even tho' they didn't deserve it. Mrs. Kane Sr. is still in hospital. Improvement is slow. Greenbank and area news by Mrs. A. McMillan . Beef Barbecue on July 3ist The ticket sales are going well. Hope you have yours, Rod Foster, Murray . Lee, Ross Cookman or Raymond Kerry will be happy to oblige. Anyone interested in helping with the barbecue come to the church next Wednesday to make cabbage salad, Thursday wash and wrap potatoes and all day on Friday, contact Mrs. Rod Foster or Mrs. Raymond Kerry. The help is needed and would be appreciated, Also a reminder to each lady of our community that we are counting on your home YAS SHORT TERM CERTIFICATES 30to 364 Days 5 Rates Subject to Change. j STANDARD TRUST 165 Queen Street, P.O. Box 1318 Port Perry, Ontario LOB INO - Telephone: 985-8435 or 985-8436 Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Jim Green and family have returned home from a motor trip to the west coast. : Mrs, Muriel Gibson spent a few days holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibson 'in Coboconk last week. We are pleased to report that Mr. Jerinomo is out of hospital and convalescing at his home. A speedy recovery is wished for Mr. De Mers who is in Oshawa Hospital with a broken leg. Mr. De Mers lives with his daughter Mr. Glen Wilson. Miss Valerie Sweetman visited with Mrs. Kathleen Leask and John on Sunday. Mr. Keith Phoenix and Mr. Robert Hunter attended a Holstein Friesian meeting in Cornwall last week. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry visited with Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMillan on 'Sunday afternoon. Darlene and Dale Ridge, Baltimore visited with her mother Mrs. Muriel Gibson over the weekend. Mrs. Kathleen Leask, Mrs. Walter Phoenix, Mrs. Almer Rennie, Mrs. Harry Phoenix and Mrs. Marjory Beaton were guests of Mrs. Ray Laswick, Uxbridge, at a luncheon and pool party one day last week. We are sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs. Dave James and family from the village, they have riibved to Uxbridge. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. John Olivero from Port Perry, they have moved to a new home in the subdivision. The ladies who won out in the silent auction for the old jardinieres belonging to the church were, Mrs. George Beare, Mrs. Rod Foster, Mrs. Bert Bishop and Mrs. Don McKean. -- OBITUARY -- JAMES WILLIAM WILSON Funeral service was held June 17, 1981 for James William Wilson who passed away June 15, 1981 in the Community Memorial Hospital in his 64th year. Mr. Wilson was born in Port Perry in 1917 the son of the late Lesley Wilson and Caroline Ballam. He spent his early years in Port Perry and Scugog Island and after marriage to Reta Catherine Swain in 1943, became a long time 'resident of Scugog Island. His wife Reta Catherine Swain passed away November 16th, 1978. He is survived by five children, Carol (Mrs. Tony Snyders) of Fergus, Kenneth of Oshawa, Ruth (Mrs. Wayne DeJong) of Port Perry, Edward of Caesarea, and Elizabeth of Sunderland and four grandchildren, Sharon and Terri Snyders, and Wesley and Rachel DeJong. Also surviving Mr. Wilson is his mother Mrs. Caroline Ballam of Gravenhurst. Funeral service for Mr. Wilson was conducted by Reverend Linstead on Wednesday, June 17, 1981 from McDermott Panabaker Funeral Home. Interment at the Pine Grove Cemetery. Look yourself up Are you listed correctly in the phone book? If not, please tell us now! We are getting ready to print the new book. ~~ Look up your present listing in the white pages. Then, if you want a change, call us at 985-8401 or the Bell Canada business office number | listed in the directory. A charge may apply depending on the type of change you request. Ask about charges when you call, and be sure to call before August 5th. 1 EE iad i NER A A, 7 nk Lass SE ee IR BR AR rE SR SR EER A ft ROE