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I Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader Wed. May 7 the "Head" U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Marylyn Heayn with 15 ladies present. There were several donations for the Art & Craft Show in June. During the business discussions, members were requested to supply squares, tarts & cookies for the Bank of Com- merce in Whitby for 6 days starting May 23. Members please leave your donation the night before at the home of Mrs. Betty Reader or Mrs. Jan. Gerrow. There was a request to choose a birthday month for the Nursing Home so Nov. was chosen. Plans were made for catering to the DeJong Wedding. Afghan tickets are still available to help out with the Building Fund. The 'Grace' U.C.W. will not meet until this Wed. at 8 p.m. at the home of Florence Fralick. they will have a guest speaker, Betty Ward who will talk about her homeland of Ecuador & show articles from that South American country. We are pleased to report that the Luncheon and Fashion Show at will show many informative & ap- pealling slides. Stewards of Scugog United, don't forget to-night Wed. at 7:30 p.m. Elders of Scugog United, next Wed. at 7:30 p.m. it's your turn to arrange for a meeting. Last week-end Mrs. Bonnie Ger- row had the pleasure of meeting \ Marlin Travel Third great year A! PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 13, 1986 -- 9 with all her sisters again at Beeton. One of them drove her to Beeton Manor to visit with 2 former sum- mer residents at Port View Beach, Mrs. Eileen McCutcheon & her sister Mrs. Olive Ferrier who lives in her own home but walks to the Donations made to craft show manor every day. They are always pleased to hear news of their former friends of the 'Head Memorial Church." While there Bonnie had the pleasure of meeting Eileen's one son who had come to call. Both ladies appear to be well & happy. % of New Deal affordable winter Caribbean cruises 1 week including airfare from 7 Seven Mile Island to raise funds for : the Building Fund at Scugog United vi / was a great success. Many thanks k) and appreciation must be express- { ed to Roddy Barnhardt, Sue Pelyk Toronto ¥ © »* ad a 3 ? a kL b: : a NN CN F, - or ® N . X 3 3 S WE EF - BE al ' ' iL i -~ plus taxes double ace. from only Cdn Departures every Saturday, Nov 29-Apr 11 (1986/87) he Flights by WORLDWAYS Super DC8s and L-1011s INTRODUCTORY | leat oy aan HEL GC now with two cruiseships SAVE 200%. | * Raa - 1 Third year of same low New Deal prices! In fact, Join us to celebrate the start of our L some prices are even lower than last winter. Unbelievable but true! New Deal cruising season. & Carol Robinson for their in- terested efforts in promoting this A project and encouraging various 4 stores and people to help out with kl clothes & modelling as well as he choice of location. The final Coffee Hour for this season at Scugog United will take a - place in the evening at 6:30 p.m. of Depart Nov 29 for 1 or 2 weeks, Five Meals Every Day! June 11 and. will take the form of a or Dec 6 for 1 week, wo ory y: 2 New, unbeatable 1 and 2 week itineraries, designed by Sate $30 ps PsIR for whi. Susy aith a hemty ween: Regent. A new port every day, and lots of time ashore. Pot Luck Supper. After which there will be a guest speaker, Mrs. Margaret Mundy who is connected with a travel agency in Toronto & A ninetieth breakfast, open-air buffet lunch (or full menu in the dining room), afternoon 3 To meet the demand, Regent has chartered two tea, dinner and midnight buffet. The magnificent cruiseships, the 16,000 ton tss Atlas and delicious cuisine is North American the 14,000 ton mv Oceanos, both carrying 600 or more and International. oo favoured passengers. Enjoy entertainment galore every day and night, with shows, dancing, disco, casino and much more. Daily activities and fun. These are the only cruises anywhere designed primarily for 749 from only plus taxes DON'T DELAY! THIS IS A LIMITED TIME OFFER * Applies Lo Nov. 3 2 week cruise oaly. tss Atlas This lovely 16,000 ton eruiseship is the flagship of world-renowned Epirotiki Lines. Up to 700 passengers Choose from two incredible Now, with Regent, you can one week cruises enjoy a winter Caribbean Hours in Port i i 1 miov ¢ welew of Firat -cliass ® . cruise for no more than the Canadians -- many of the entertainers 1 Sat Santo Domingo will enjoy 9 decks of first -¢ lass ir a in . f h 1 h lid ' are Canadian as are the Regent team 2 Sun San Juan 16 facilit les, including an incredible price of a hotel holiday: of cruise assistants. A unique holiday | 5 Ya Sr Thomas 31 12 public rooms with 5 bars (yes, A dAxsiste NS. «) ; p at. Avge H "anal wor!) ney For two winters now, Regent's opportunity. 5 Wed St. Maarten 11 Backing anadbn be hin J00-seal : New Deal Caribbean cruise ) . 8 LA finadelonpe H ( Hy a, | ISCO, ¢ HEH 3 10pPINg S urn programmes have set records for Believe it or Not! 8 Sat Barbados 10 gallery, and much more. : Air conditioned throughout. being sold out fast! And for good reasons. Regent's incredibly low prices are very Children up to 15 years go from only $499, 3rd/4th adults from or... v Oceano only $599, and singles from only m Ceanos Some 600 Regent passengers will by Rose Heron A very happy and lovely Birthday Hours in Port affordable. And our itineraries just $200 extra. Two week cruises start | Sat Barbados sw 1, Party was held at Burns Church last cannot be beaten -- compare with from just $1259. No other cruise 2 Sun St.Vincent 1 love this 14.000 ton superb cr wiseship, 'Saturday afternoon to honour a very any others you wish! holidays offer so much... for so little! 3 Yon {irenada Venezu) b re Lp ie oporated bY reliable special lady, Mrs. Evelyn Lyne. 6 hin Aruba 10 SE nil and har (Canadian Surrounded by her loving family 86 Seg bile with ly popular 66 Your ports of call are 7 Fri. Santo Domingo drinks stocked), swimming pool, and many many friends she New Deal Cruises. The Regent designed head and shoulders above all the rest... 8 Sat Santo Domingo 21 cinoma, disco. casino, shopping itineraries are unbeatable, and prices _the prices are an added bonus. 99 remain unbelievably low. Regent you've Mes DHL ion Oxheeadh Jones Spsint Now WHY + : - or.. 15.000 Canadians can enjoy! , ; - Liv Pris * Regent's full colour 12 page the whole magnificent New Deal Cruise brochure is now two week cruise at your Marlin Travel agency. : You'll not find better value... nor a finer holiday gallery, sauna, and much more. Air conditioned throughout, with beautiful Italian designed lounges and decor, wall-to-wall carpet evervwhere. celebrated her 90th Birthday. We all : wish Evelyn much health, strength | J and happiness in the days ahead. The sympathy of the community k is extended to Mr. & Mrs. Henry de > Wolde in the loss of their barn by fire 4 last Saturday afternoon. Thee Writer and cruising caopert Florence and Doug Ashton visited x ' CO Cay, with their Aunt Ruth Purdy of Mono lh Regent treats you royally! 7 b Centre recently. O , amen 3 Barbara Burroughs of Bancroft EGENT H LIDAY S "e iv - spent a few days with her mother Evelyn last week. Mr. & Mrs. Ted Palmer of Charlettown P.E.I. visited with ] their cousin Lois Daw this week. ' Ted and Rose Heron spent Tues- 3 day of last week at their gran- i daughter's home, Brian & Lenore ! Towes and daughter Andrea. Mothers Day was observed in Sunday School last Sunday when all the attendance received a lovely pansy to take home to plant and enjoy. Rev. McEntyres message titled ("Home Made Religion" last Sun- day. Muriel Fisher and Ray Porter read the Scriptures and the men's choir sang two anthems, 'Be Filled ! with the Spirit' and "I'm Anchored in Jesus." It was Christian Family Day. All prices shown are per person, double occupancy, except where otherwise noted. Prices are subject to change without notice and do not include taxes and service charges. All holidays are subject to the terms and conditions in the applicable tour operator's brochures. Prices shown may vary according to departure date and accommodation selected. 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