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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 27, 1986 Favourite activity Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader The Scugog Island Women's In- stitute held their regular meeting on May 20th with President Barb Scott in charge. There was a good atten- dance and Roll-Call was answered with responses to the question 'What is your favourite family ac-. tivity?" An amusing poem was read by Anne Chandler and after the business session the meeting was turned over to the Family and Con- sumer Affairs group under the leadership of Anne Evans. The speaker was Anne Hankinsen, Department of Agriculture Home Economist, whose topic "Family Strengths in Changing Times", pro- ved constructive and thought- provoking. A craft display, the result of a re- cent course on Home Decor, was at- tractively presented by Lilo Czilok. Start saving your articles for our 13th Annual Auction Sale at Com- munity Hall on July 5. This week we say farewell to our Spring month of May with its refreshing greens, blooming bulbs, first perennial struggles and pesky black flies but with anticipated gardening plans. Then we welcome June with its finishing off finals in sports, music, school and regular 'Sunday School, all in preparation for a relaxing summer. Then too we offer congratulations WANTED Cowboy Bob Switzer SUSPECTED CAR RUSTLER FOR SELLING QUALITY CARS AT CRIMINALLY LOW PRICES! 1982 PONTIAC 6000 - AM/FM stereo cassette, 5 air conditioner, cruise, V6 automatic ................. 6,995 1983 FIREBIRD SE - fully loaded, all $ original paint and spotless ....................ccooeein. 8,395 1981 GRAND PRIX - buckets, console, T-top, AM/FM stereo cassette, low miles .................... 1 995 Hwy. 7A & Water Street 985-2368 at Knopp's Corners & happiness to those who start a new life in marriage when we think of former young people who grew up on the Island, like Julie Heayn who was married in Haliburton on Sat. Mrs. Lenore Blueman of Con. 6 W. has been in hospital for a period & seems to be improving & is always very cheerful. At the Scugog United on Sun. Mr. Bill McCaul conducted the service to allow Rev. Brian Robinson to con- tinue study on his course. The previous Sun. the children were disappointed in not being able to send several doz. balloons aloft, but this last Sun. proved to be a much nicer day for the exciting event. Rev. Don & Mrs. Tansley have moved from their former home in Columbus to a new home in Apple Valley. We became quite well ac- quainted during Rev. Tansley's ministry in Port Perry & Scugog and are therefore pleased that they have now chosen to live among us and we hope to see them more fre- quently. In fact Rev. Tansley will be the minister at Scugog United June 1 and 8 and a Communion Service will be held on June 8 while Rev. Robinson takes part in a special ser- vice at Prince Albert. Again, be reminded of the last seasonal Coffee Hour & Pot Luck Supper with speaker for June 11. Jr. Choir members of Scugog United are asked to watch their mail boxes for a special invitation to a year end party. On Sun. June 22 the congregation of Scugog United is asked to remain after the regular service to elect 2 Stewards and 2 Elders who have previously been considered for these positions. Don't forget the C.P.R. refresher course this Mon., Tues. & Wed. from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Island Church or Hall. I hope you have already call- ed Joyce Fuller. YAMAHA 9 ATV's SELECTED MODELS AT REDUCED PRICES! While current stock lasts. SUPER SPECIAL! 1986 TRI-Z 250 For Less Than The 1985 Price! Large Stock of Machines '87 350 WARRIOR "Ultimate in Fun" '87 YFM 350 ERT "A Must . for Farming or Hunting" TEST DRIVE ONE TODAY! od [ 4 Asselstine's Yamaha R.R. 2 Blackstock ki 996-4437 | Three brand new awards were handed out at last Wednes- day's Port Perry High School Athletic Banquet. 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