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12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 8, 1986 LACIE L525 2525 25252525252626262625 267 THAPAR DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC Open Weekdays including SUNDAY! -- By Appointment Only -- 66 Brock StW., 214 Dundas St. E., UXBRIDGE 852-5291 WHITBY 668-7797 025252525252525252525252525052525252525252525 ICICI ICI ICC ---- SCN SC SCC ICS - - 194 King St. W.,, OSHAWA 579-8752 -- - g---- 'Mark Your Calendar! ANNUAL ROTARY BARBEQUE - Friday, May 23rd - . 1 Guaranteed I | Investment J Higher Interest Certificates § on Your Investments EE P | - Short | ¥ I lerm | be Deposits | STANDARD 93 % | ~~ TRUST A | 165 QUEEN: STREET, PORT PERRY DAYS PHONE 985-8435 _-- 0 Dus HOURS: Mon. - Thurs. 9 to 5 Min. Deposit $5,000. Fri 9106 Sat 9to 1 Special rates also available on other amounts 10%4% 30 - 59 DAYS Interest Paid at Maturity Min. Deposit $100,000. Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Rates subject to change without notice OPEN SATURDAYS 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. for your convenience! Time to pay dues Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader April is Education and Cultural Month for the Women's Institute which will meet April 16 at the Com- munity Hall. It is also time for payments of dues and installation of new officers for the coming year. The program which is chiefly a study of music with the most com- mon instrument, the piano, in mind, will be conducted by Marilyn Fit- chett assisted by Pat Henshaw. We express appreciation to the ladies of the "Head" UCW and various friends who are looking after the Hospital Tuck Shop this week. In spite of the very busy April 3 the "Head" UCW met at the home of Bonnie Gerrow with 12 members present. Although the attendance was not too high, they seemed to ac- complish many things. During roll call members told what they had received in their travelling basket. The project appeared to have been interesting and profitable. Some ar- ticles were turned in for the Art and Craft Sale table. More are requested in May when the meeting will be held at the home of Marylyn Heayn. Flea table items are also a favourite and welcomed. As you will remember the Art and Craft Show is later this year and will be held in June. So you have a little more time to gather up your displays of craft or demonstrations. For the Art room this year, there will be a novel display of your favourite scenic snap shots enlarged. Please name the place in the picture and have your name on it. Contact Helen Red- man for further information. Marylyn Heayn and Bonnie Ger- row are making an afghan for a draw, proceeds of which will go to the Island United Building Fund. The '"Head" UCW gave a donation towards new drapes for the Com- munity Hall. They will also give Craft items to the Hospital Spring Fair. Marylyn Heayn gave a good report from the Social Planning council meeting in March and stated that more volunteers are needed for + Community Involvement. This could mean drivers for Meals On Wheels, Community Care drivers or in other areas. There is no reason for anyone to be bored with nothing to do. Alva Thompson had a comic book B.B.Q. RIBS : English Style FISH STARTING ON APRIL 11/86 ELLA LRU EEE ARARANARRRRRARLARRRRAN Our ribs are marinated, pressure fried and barbequed to produce a tender, flavourful product that your family will enjoy. Our fish 1s Atlantic Sole, battered in our own batter and deep fried to give you a mild yet tasty flavour. contest won by Jan. Gerrow. Don't forget Scugog Stewards to meet tonight (Wednesday) at 7:30 p.m. at the Island United and next Wednesday it will be the turn for the Elders. : The Official Board of the Scugog 'Pastoral Charge will meet with 2 members of the Oshawa Presbytery Elevenare baptised TT e--"----y at Scugog Wednesday April 30- 7:30 p.m. Sunday April 27 is Communion Sunday. Pat Taylor and Aileen Kane are both recovering from surgery and we trust everything will be brighter for them now. SR a tS Sn Brothers Maurice and Ray Fralick have been having a discom- forting physical time but we hope they soon get relief. St mariner 00S Greenbank and Area News by Margaret Couperthwaite -- ee OT A EA ---- TS It was so nice to see the church filled on Sunday with Grandparents, great grandparents, relatives and friends when eleven babies were baptised. Anna Christine, Jay Campbell and Sean James, children of James and Patricia Fletcher; Rebecca Mary, daughter of Gordon and Helen Nancekievill, Katelyn Jean and Russell James, children of Brian and Janice Lee; Shawn Michael, son of Ronald and Karen Parish; Jenna Lee Anne and Joshua Mark, children of Mark and Debbie Roundell; Jessop Oliver, son of Ran- dy and Marion Watson and Brent Stanley Dennis, son of Dennis and Darlene Watson. Congratulations folks - welcome. We welcome Rev. J. Roundell as a former minister as well as a pro- ud grandfather. I am sure there were many happy family gatherings at these various homes. The Women's Institute meeting will be held on Wednesday, April 16 at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Don McKean. Ladies please have your reports ready. Dues will be due at this meeting. They have gone up to four dollars this year ladies. Don't forget the Spring Fair Dance 86 on April 19 at 8 o'clock at Greenbank Hall. Advanced tickets may be obtained from Terry Crawford 985-3547 or Lyn Couper- thwaite 852-6550. Over the Easter weekend, Mrs. Cathy Gallant from Oakville and : her daughter and friend, Del 3 Leclaire, Mrs. West, Uxbridge, 4 Joan, Randy Clarke and boys from p) Blackwater were entertained at David and Jean Clarke's. Folks -- please remember to J return your questionnaires about Greenbank School to either the Greenbank Store, the Seagrave Store or the school. The addition committee needs your response very much in order to make an in- formal presentation to the school board. If you did not receive a ques- 3 tionnaire for some reason, more are available at the above three loca- tions. Please look after this im- mediately. Thank you. Don't forget the Monte Carlo night coming up on Saturday April 12 at Greenbank Hall. Admission is only $3.00 each or $5.00 a couple. Call 985-3420 or 985-8239 for further details. Any girl 12 years old who would like to join the 4-H Garden Club, please contact leaders immediately. A It is nice to know Lyn Couper- \ thwaite is home from the hospital. Sympathy to relatives and friends : of Ellen (Mrs. George) Love. 1 Mr. Ralph Veitch visited with Ar- 1 mour and Rachel McMillan recently. 3 Grandson Wesley Beattie spent ii his first weekend with Grandma and : Grandpa McGee. Please phone 3 news at 852-6693. Thanks. SENIOR Oshawa Senior Citizens Centre 43 John Street West Oshawa, Ontario L1H 1W8 (ph. 576-6712) DURHAM ONTARIO | for Seniors 55 + residing in Durham Region TW GAME Whitby Senior Citizens Centre 801 Brock Street South i Whitby, Ontario LIN 4L4 ; (ph. 668-1424) GAME DATE LOCATION | GOLF June 18 June 16-21 May 22 June 1 (to be announced) Port Perry ! Whitby Oshawa Ajax Oshawa Oshawa Oshawa Bowmanville Beaverton (to be announced) The following application accompanied with a $2.00 per individual registration fee must be received at one of the above addresses two weeks prior to the playing date. PLEASE REGISTER me as a competitor for ER ~~ 1 (we) do agree to abide by the Durham Games rules and regulations Registration fee enclosed. (my/our) § NAME(s) For a family picnic or a sit-at-home dinner, combine our Broasted Chicken. B BQ Ribs and Enghish-style Fish. To complete your meal, try our salads and our bakery goods. P.S. We still serve hot dogs and our own hamburgers - BAYSHORE TAKE-OUT HWY. 7A near the Causeway PHONE 985-3282 CALL US ... and we will have your food ready when you arrive. CONTACT PERSON (name address & phone) SIGNATURE