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Sn Sn RA NE, a Loran ~~ Eo, i SRNR Rian ARS 34 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 3, 1983 Island orchestra and choir entertain Scugog Island News by Mrs. Earl Reader Last Monday evening, the long planned Official Board meeting became a reality for the Scugog Pastoral Charge. Rev. Don Tansley was in charge and welcomed the visiting team, Mrs Sue Genge and Miss Margaret Pellow from Presbytery. They ex- plained the purpose of the visitation and glean- ed information about the work. This was followed by consider- able business. In correspondence we received an appreci- ation letter from Rev. Linstead, a resignation from Maurice Fralick who has been central treasurer for 27 years and a resignation from Miss Beatrice McLean, effective June 30,1983. - There were letters from the Bible Society, cons- umer energy of Hydro Electric and a remit from the Office of Gen. Council re Christian Initiation (Baptism) to be signed and returned by Nov. 15. Mrs. Bonnie Gerrow has consented to take on the responsibility of Central Treasurer. There was considera- able discussion re the procedure for obtaining future Ministry accord- ing to finances and needs. We'll hear more about this as investi- gation and study develops. Although, there was a very good attendance, perhaps other committee or board members could have been present. Rev. Tansley who is director of V.I.M. in our area requested attend- ance at a meeting in Port Perry, Thursday evening when reps. from 6 churches in the area will get more information for this pro- ject to raise $40 million- dollars across. Canada..... in 3 years. There will also be 3 special church \ LJ) PORT PERRY 'B=fb " HOUSE MINIATURES $7 Crandell Street - 985-7034 Dolihowses - Furniture Accessories - Building § Decorating Supphes wena services in 1983 to explain the project and get it organized and rouse enthusiasm for its purpose. The concert by the Island choirs and friends on Friday evening was better than ever. We noticed interested people from Toronto, Pickering, Chalk Lake, Seagrave, Oshawa, Port Perry and Greenwood and perhaps other places. It is amazing to note that such a small number of Island people . are interested in patroniz- Utica families attend Open House ing outstanding home talent, which proves to be just as good as highly priced visiting talent from other areas. If Island people supported Island talent in the same proportion, the building would not hold them. The orchestra was outstanding with Edna Beckett, Bonnie Bell, Paul Chilco, Jamie Cordner, Bob Cawker, Geo. Freeman, Alex Ingram and Derrick Morley presenting the best from their various instruments. Twenty-nine voices in Jr. and Sr. choirs gave a variety of outstanding numbers with costumes -- Utica & Area News = by Vera Brown by Vera Brown Family Sunday services will be held in Epsom Church at 11:00 a.m. Choir practice on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Epsom Church: The U.C.W. will hold their May meeting at the home of Melba Mc- Kay at 8 p.m. on May 10th. Group 1 is in charge. All ladies of the community are cord- ially invited to attend. There will be a euchre in Utica Hall this Friday at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Scholfield and family were Sunday supper guests with the George Harpers. Mr. Scott Wilbur has returned to Thunder Bay following his two weeks visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Wilbur. } Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carre and family were visiting with his parents in Bridgenorth for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyers from Scarbor- ough visited with Mr. and Mrs. William Brown on Thursday. Several families from the area attended open house at Epsom School on Thursday evening. Miss Julia Croxall was to enhance each. Many were sprinkled with comedy and effective action. Individual or group presentations with instrument or song were much enjoyed. The concert was climaxed by sacred music. Aside from the hours of practice, we just had to appreciate the detail- ed planning in selections arranging, collection or making of costumes and stage arrangements. Of course, we know these people do have a good time in the preparations and enjoy working with others in the knowledge that they are giving pleasure to others. Our verbal thanks cannot one of 5 winners in the "Science Fair at Epsom School. Her project was on "Air and it's pre- ssure'". | Happy Birthday to Miss Meredith - You- mans who was 7 years old on May 1st. Mrs. Mildred Thomp- son, accompanied by ~ Mrs. Phyllis Clarke, attended the wedding of Miss Hilda McKinley and Mr. Steven Hill at Holt Free Methodist Church on Saturday. On Sunday Mildred and Phyllis were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Park in Bow- manville. Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fielding were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fielding and girls, Mr. Bill Field- SMITH, SUTHERLAND Barristers & Solicitors _ are pleased to announce that * 'KERRY-J. LEE has joined them in the Practice of Law 985-8465 226 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO 2 KING STREET EAST, OSHAWA, ONTARIO 433-4233 The Complete Agricultural Drainage System express the gratitude we feel for people like this. The bright green programs in the Spirit of Spring was .a new feature to be treasured as a souvenir. The intro- ductory numbers about "rain" seemed to bring on the rain in the follcw- ing days, if we wanted that. On Sunday evening a good number of men and women attended the On Saturday evening the Cubs and Beavers have their banquet at the Island Hall. So we hope reservations have been made. The Guides and Brownies have their banquet 3 weeks later. But following that there will be a "Hard Times" dance. Please call Sharen Bobbie for your tickets - 985-3552. The "Grace" U.C.W. will meet May 4th at the Camille home of Crozier. The Boy Scout organ- ization in commemor- ation of their 75 years and in recognition of the Scugog Pastoral Charge service to the youth through sponsorship of Scouting have presented Scugog United and Man- chester. United with plagues. On Sunday, Miss McLean presented them to the Clerks of Session in each Church. EATING ONTARIO .#¥ Northern Ontario, Lake Superior, viewing of the film pre- sented at the Island United. Miss McLean's mother is still in hospital. 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