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Scugog Island News by Mrs. Earl Reader The "Friendship" U.C.W. is sponsoring for the public, a showing of the award-winning film, "If You Love This Planet", on Sunday, May 1, at 7 p.m. at the Island United Church. Silver collection, re- freshments provided and babysitting ser- vices. The weather was certainly on our side for Saturday when "Grace" U.C.W. served a hot luncheon to a large number who later went to the Community Hall to enjoy an afternoon of viewing interesting dis- plays, and demonstra- tions and possibly man i" reasonable purchase while they visited with friends. We were pleas- ed to have gathered up 33 paintings of the late Edna McLaren. They consisted of a variety of scenes in various local- ities, animals, flower arrangements and buildings, as well as her general flower garden. We were also pleased to see a collection of family pictures and her biography. A niece, Mrs. Lucille Gray, recalled incidents HELPFUL HINTS _ When washing crystal - rinse in one part vinegar. to three parts warm water and air dry. of visits with Edna and her present affiliation with the "Head" U.C.W. Then she officially open- ed the bazaar and bake sale. No one enjoyed the afternoon more than visiting children who found many purchases within their budget. We are pleased to report that Miss B. Mc- Lean's mother has had her surgery and is out of intensive care. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Love back from a healthy and enjoyable sojourn in Florida. Miss McLean's sermon on Sunday was entitled "Songs at Mid- night" and recalled the experiences of people thro' the ages who had reason to express their feelings and thoughts in song and a strong desire to stand up for Jesus. In the early Sunday afternoon, 15 Girl Guides awith their leaders, commission- ers, parents and friends totalling about 70 met at the Community Hall to honour Tanya Bobbie, Lisa Steinmueller and Stephanie Tower when they received their All Round Cord in a special presentation ceremony. The girls received gifts and all took part in a program of songs etc. Lunch was highlighted by a cake especially Ay Aer TAR AE ls SIPPY aba eS TAR Fo Ww SER SARA AEE ft PL ¥ 4 SoA EN sive decorated in Guide colours and designs by Wayne DeJong. This coming Friday evening, everyone will want to attend the Annual Spring Concert in the Island United Church by the choir and Friends at 8 p.m. You may purchase tickets at the door. Lunch will follow the concert. Pro- gram and costumes improve each year. Saturday you will want to attend the Hospital Spring Fair at the Latcham Centre at 2 p.m. May brings banquets first the Cubs and Beavers have theirs on May 7 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. It is necessary to reserve your tickets very soon in order to let the "Grace'" U.C.W. know the number. Therefore, - please call Barbara Ross or Marilyn Fitchett this week. On Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Leahy and family went to Lindsay to attend a Wedding dance for Noreen's sister, Allison and Allison's only daughter, Brenda who had a double ceremony earlier in the day. We welcome a new little resident at the "Head", the infant son of Brenda and Gary Carter. Marion and Clarence Carter are fortunate in having their grandchildren close at hand to enjoy their development. The "Head" U.Cw. Beautiful trees ... TIME TO GET: CLUMP BIRCH (3 STEM) Individually Priced! Fruit Trees - Poplar - Maples Evergreens - Foworisia Shruse - Roses - 14:4:8 Slow LAWN FERTILIZER release. 20 kg. bag 515. 25 New! VEGETABLE & FLOWER SEEDS We now car - ONTARIO SEEDS - Onion Sets, Multi- pliers, etc. will meet May 4 as arranged. Over the weekend, hed he Sa Gites SIL . ¥ i "oe y IN I By of Loiiiiiansi ghia Lid REEL Ney FOSS PRET NI RES NS ad Selita kas sini Rpt tis srt AA AAD AR Ay | ve Nt, #0 ; EIA PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 26, 1983 -- 17 Group to show award winning film Mrs. Alva Thompson went to Richmond Hill and the Royal York Hotel in Toronto enjoy the ceremony involved when her ar > ci -- © PT - 3 plese Sr oF Branch 419 of the Royal Canadian Legion presented the Victorian Order of Nurses with a new Chevette last week. Above, nurse Marilyn Baker accepts the keys from President Ed Groves (left), Len FU ALISTHC of --on MN ut ok YE ATA | Aw AC PY daughter was received as a Princess in the Shriner's Club. Haigh, and Jack Lee. The car will be shared by nurse Maribeth Whiteway and will be us- ed by the women as they make their calls on sick and needy people throughout the Port Perry area. 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