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SO. ae. THEE VR TMT, TNR LT 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 11, 1986 Young people return for commencement Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader On Wed. evening of last week, 13 members of the "Head" UCW met af the home of Mrs. Clara Dowson. Since they don't have a December meeting, the trend was noticeably of a Christmas nature. It was noted some members were incapacitated for the time being. Others are con- sidering an early winter vacation. We are pleased to hear that Lenore Blueman seems to be improving, * tho' still in hospital. Marion Hughes misses an occa- sional cheery call from the members. For a change this year, the Mystery Sister Supper will be held at Club Annrene on Nov. 26 at 6:30 p.m. -- Exchange gifts can cost $4 to $5. They will also enjoy part of the evening in Bingo. Members regret not being able to cater for the Island Choir concert in Dec., but will look forward to the April concert. Perhaps next Dec., the help situation will improve. Last week, Chrisltena Prentice's operation in Toronto was a success as expected and she is recuperating quite well with the expectation that she will be moved back to the Port Perry hospital after the middle of this week, so you can send your cards there. | don't know how much ANNOUNCEMENT "General Coach Hensal, Ontario / Oliver, British Columbile General Coach is proud to announce the purchase of the Corsair Motor Home. Trailer & Park Model Franchise by NORTH BROCK MOTOR SALES LTD We're celebrating this event with a 10 DAY MILLION DOLLAR PREMIER SHOWING of the 1987 Models. We welcome you and NORTH BROCK to the Worid of CORSAIR R.V.'S. 20th ANNUAL MOTOR HOME & TRAILER SHOW NOV. 13th TO THE 23rd . FEATURING FLEETWOOD'S GOOD -- BETTER -- BEST TERRY SHOW TIMES: MON--FRI 9 to 9 RESORT -- TAURUS -- CIMARRON . SAT 9-6. SUN 12-6 ® Special fihancing ® Door prizes ® Refreshments © 86's at wholesale prices HEATED INDOOR SHOWROOM NORTH BROCK MOTOR SALES LTD. Hwy. 12, 1 Mile N. of Manchester R.R. #1, Port Perry (416) 985-3372, Long Distance Call 1-800-263-7955 FACTORY OUTLETS OPEN TO PUBL IC visiting will be allowed at first, but your messages will help anyway. Are you working on your plans for crafts and baking for Mother's Aux- 'iliary Sale at the Hall, Nov. 22 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. It will encourage and help the Guide and Brownie Groups. On Wed. evening, Nov. 5, could you imagine looking into the Com- munity Hall and seeing 25 Guides and Cubs seemingly glued to their seats fascinated with a 2 hour speech by Police Sergeant Roger Minaker of Sarnia, Ontario for 30 years but now retired? His speech Youth group prom entitled "Law Awareness' natural- ly covered many areas familiar to the children and many in their near future. Many of the children had a story or a little experience of their own to tell. After their interesting evening they were surprised to learn that their speaker was the father of one of their leaders, Mrs. Roddy Bar- nhardt, who had invited her father to come. It was felt that many of the patients would also have enjoyed be- ing present and learning some of the work that is being done for their children. Utica and Area News by Vera Brown Church and Sunday School are in Epsom Church this week at the regular time of 11:15 a.m. The Youth Group will meet this Friday at the home of Arnold and Gail Kerry at 8 p.m. All young peo- ple aged 13 and up are welcome to join in on the discussion and fun. On Saturday evening, there will be a dance in Utica Hall with music by W.J.K. For information call 985-7453 or 985-7251. Euchre winners this past Friday were Velma Ross- 1st; Bernice Wells 2nd and Irene Fielding was the low score for the women. For the men Stan Beach was 1st, Percy _ Griffin was 2nd and Bill Brown was low. Freeze-out winners were Joan Fleming and Jean Johnston with Bernice Wells and Harold Burgess second. There will be another euchre in two weeks. Sunday dinner guests with Mrs. Mildred Thompson were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson and Mr. Bob Anderson from Toronto and Mr. and ~ Mrs. Don Hill of Mount Albert. Weekend visitors with the Sutclif- fes were Dave Bray and family and Mr. Tom Bray. Mrs. Eva Sutcliffe is presently visiting with her grand- daughter Mrs. Donna Brockman and family at Courtice. - CHOOSE FROM 1 COLD CUT CENTRE 3tockrions WUYZ Ope Sip Sliced Breakfast Bacon Kurz Deli Ham Fine or Herb Liverwurst Lean Ground Beef FROM OUR BAKE SHOP - White or Brown Bread French Pastry Strudel 3 LOCATIONS FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE 180 Queen St. - Port Perry _ PHONE 985-2818 5 Points Mall - Oshawa "PHONE 725-3834 118 Brock SCN. - Whithy PHONE 668-9931 Congratulations to those of our young people who received gradua- tion certificates on Friday evening at Port Perry High School. The ones that I am aware of are Peter Sutcliffe, Lee Wilbur and Alicia Boutilier. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fielding were Sunday supper guests with son Frank and family in Port Perry to celebrate the birthday of their granddaughter Carrie. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Slute were | Many of our young people return- ed home this past weekend as it was commencement at the Port Perry High School. The Scugog Island Women's Institute award commit! tee took time to present this year's awards to two deserving Island students: Yvonne Gottschalk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LH. Gott- schalk of Fralick's Beach, who is now attending Queens University and Laurie Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wilson of Portview Road, who is now attending the University of Toronto. We wish all the students a rewarding future. ises fun Sunday visitors with son Brian and family at Cookstown. Mrs. Eileen Slute and Mrs. Jean- nie Watson represented our U.C.W. at the Fall Rally held in Schomberg United Church on Tuesday. For those interested in the propos- ed Day Care Centre, the congrega- tion on Sunday approved of the pro- posal and it is now in the hands of the Presbytery and Conference who have final approval. Trustees elected for the Epsom- Utica Church are Paul Baster, Gerald Hill, Walter Kerry, Cathy Stevenson and Eileen Slute. XL GAS BAR OPEN 24 HOURS Try Us ... We Care! We sell all brands of Cigarettes. PEPSI, DIET PEPSI CANS .......... 6.99 (plus tax) RC COLACANS ......c.eveeeen. 5.99 (plus tax) (While Supplies Last) Mgr. CAROL IRVINE Sperry New Holland spreader attachments! Free slurry sides and Free hydraulic endgate Free upper beater and Free hydraulic endgate when you buy a Model 514, 520 or 680 spreader. Stop in and ask us about this great deal. MORROW FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. Sunderland (705) 357-3121 SPERRY<=NEW HOLLAND | |