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Sh GE RR RA ptosis So Council meets on May 28 Scugog Island News by Mrs. Earl Reader The Scugog Social Planning Council will meet Monday May 28 for a noon luncheon at the Port Perry United Church. Saturday evening will be a memorable occas- ion for the Brownies, Guides and Pathfinders when they have their Annual Banquet in the Community Hall. The evening will continue for the adults in the Hard Times dance. If you still do not have your tickets, please call Sharen Bobbie 985-8121. The following Sat. is "Canoe the Nonquon" and in the eyening the Annual Banquet for Beavers and Cubs with one parent at the Island Hall. 'The Women's Instit- ute is busy with plans for another Annual Auction to be held Sat. July 21. Therefore don- ations are needed like used clothing; furniture, toys, dishes, vegetables, paintings, books, tools - etc. They will be picked up at your driveway 10 a.m. July 14. So now you have plenty of time to set aside any items you do not need any longer. If you have large pieces of furniture, please call Betty Reader 985-7616, Lilo Czilok 985-8635 or Janis Richardson 985- 9086. It was quite notice- able at the Sunday United Church Service that we were experienc- ing a holiday weekend. We were brought up to date on financial statis- tics for the Ventures in Mission project. The proposed 40 million dollars has been reach- ed in donations or pledges. But it is felt we must go beyond that. Within 3 years intended pledges some times fail for unforeseen reasons. The Oshawa Presbytery has done well but the Bay of Quinte Confer- ence is still below its goal. In the Scugog Pastoral Charge, Man- chester has had several donations but Scugog Island United Church . friends have not taken the opportunity yet. If you are interested, please call Clifford Red- man or Maurice Fra- lick. PRNG On Sunday at the Island United, we were pleased to welcome Kathy Baker as a guest speaker with Rev. and Mrs. Tansley from Cen- tennial United. We appreciated her lovely . vocal solo, "Lord Most Holy'. pital We are all interested to hear that David Redman has returned home after 13 months of training in Japan and travel thro' other Asia- tic countries and United States. We shall be considered lucky to share his stories and experiences. Clifford Love and Bob Healey are still in hos- but gradually improving. As Marion Carter's daughter, Ann, now liv- ing in Edmonton, attended a wedding in Ontario last week, she was able to spend several days with her. mother and family. Alva Thompson is much better after a bout of flu and little voice control. School hosts Fun Fair with games, fleas Utica & Area News by Vera Brown' Church and Sunday School will be held in Utica this week at 11:00 a.m. The Official Board meeting will be held at Goodwood this Thurs- day at 8 p.m. A remind- er of the Social Club to meet at Epsom School at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday for baseball followed by a social time at Bill McKay's home. There will be a euchre this Friday at 8 p.m. in Utica Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fielding attended the wedding of their niece Judy Foreman and Mr. Ron MacPherson on Saturday in Kingsview United Church in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Beare of Oshawa were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Crosier. Mr. Jack Brown of Ajax visited on Sunday with Bill and Vera Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skelding and girls were Sunday dinner guests with Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding in Newcastle. The Brian Slutes were Friday supper guests with his parents, Lorne and Eileen. Wednesday supper guests with Mrs. Mild- red Thompson were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harr- ison and Mrs. Miller of Mount Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Clarke of Port Perry and Mrs. Phyllis Clarke of Ux- bridge. In the evening they were joined by Mr. Ed Donnelly for a game of euchre. Greenbank School is having a "Fun Fair" this Saturday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. There will be games, flea market, raffles etc. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carre thoroughly enjoy- ed the musical "The Ca nada Goose' which was presented by the stud- ents of Greenbank Public School last Wed- nesday evening in the Sunderland Hall. On Last tour for travel club takes place early in June The Library will pre- sent two more programs before the summer sea- son. The last Travel Club tour takes place on June seventh and will feature Iceland, a coun- try with an old Norse culture. On the following Thursday evening, the Library will host Dan Schneider, Lawyer and Conservation Officer from the Ontario Heri- tage Foundation. Dan's special interest is old buildings and ruins of Ontario. His responsi- bilities with the Found- ation include preser- vation of properties through designation or easements. NEW OWNERS: Cedric & Marion ORCHARD PORT PERRY GOLF CENTRE (FORMERLY PORT PERRY MINI GOLF) 18-HOLE LIGHTED MINI GOLF & DRIVING RANGE * Snack Bar * Fun for Everyone *Expert Club Repairs * Lots of Family Fun * Quist Country Atmosphere CALL: 985-8939 -- OPEN DAILY 9:00 A.M. UNTIL DARK FULL LINE OF PRO GOLF EQUIPMENT LESSOP'S AVAILABLE - PRIVATE OR GROUP (Professional Golf Instructor -- Paul Orchard GROUP PRICES AVAILABLE ON MINI PUTT FOR BIRTHDAY PARTIES -- TOURNAMENTS -- ETC. MONDAYS - Special Prices for the Ladies THURSDAYS - Special Prices for the Men. JOIN THE THURSDAY NIGHT MEN'S LEAGUE. REGISTER NOW FOR THE SATURDAY MORNING - JUNIOR LEAGUE Thursday afternoon Denise attended a baby shower for Laura's grade 1 teacher Mrs. Karen Cooper at the Greenbank School. The John Carres of Bridge- north called on Thurs- day for a visit and on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hinchcliffe of Toronto were dinner guests. On top of all this, Denise was judging figure skating most of last week. Sorry Doug. Almost getting a hole-in-one isn't news. Better luck next time. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. May 23, 1984 -- 25 Black and white photos don't do justice to the beautifully col- oured scarves, vests and blouses made from silk by Scarborough artist Barbara Caskie. The designs are hand-painted onto the silk. An exhibit of Ms. Caskie's work went on display at the Scugog Library on Water Street last week and will be there until June 1. . oe . of % Sea Queen Bathers Caron Cover Ups Sunsurfer Jump Suits n and Sun 1 , f N N 3 Ww, 3 ¥ A I % , 3 pola n APE - of TKS f 3 # 1 Ra, a a ' SRE yd . ) ) { 38.00 & up 35.00 & up 49.95 Ladies Shorts Ladies Tops Ladies Shortalls "BOYS & GIRLS BATHERS - SANDALS by Tender Tootsies - Hush Puppies - Kaufman - Savage by MEN'S FLEECE WEAR PANTS - Elastic or Cuff Leg d [| : / / A W B R 0 C % ol / " - TOPS - V-Neck or Crew Neck - 16.50 JACKET - zipper front 28.95 STANFIELD Men's Rugger Pants - Dress Pants - Shorts Large Selection of Men's Short Sleeve Shirts: Polyester & Cotton ... 11.95 - 12.95 Knits ...9.95-11.95 2 DEPARTMENT STORE QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY (Merchandise Not Exactly as Illustrated.)