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Cathy Greaves, representing Nonquon Travel Ltd., presented a cheque to Director of Nursing, Faye Taylor, for Port Perry Com- munity Memorial Hospital's x-ray fund. The cheque, filled out with $4,098.87 came from the Realtor's Ray of Hope fundraising draw, held last summer. country Lane REALTY LIMITED Hwy. 7A & High Street. Port Perry, Ontario Kee a Vay, v2 ra s "If you want to be happy, take | things as they come, and don't hold onto them as they go." i THE GOLDEN RULE "What is hateful to you, do not to your fellow man." ; -- Moses "That nature alone is good which refrains from doing unto another whatsoever is not good itself." -- Zoroaster "Hurt not others in ways that you yourself would find hurtful." -- Buddha "All things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them: for this is the law and the prophets." -- Jesus "Lay not on any soul a load which ye would not wish to be laid upon you, and desire not for anyone the things ye would not desire for yourselves." | : - Baha'u'llah "No one of you is a believer until he desires for his brother that which he desired for himself." -- Muhammad "Let no man do to another what would be repugnant to himself." -- Krishna Commemorating the Unity of Faiths on United Nations' World Religion Day, Jan. 17. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 12, 1988 --.8 ¥ Best wishes to Mabel Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly BAHA'IS of SCUGOG So sorry to learn of the fall that "sister" correspondent Mrs. M. Cawker of Nestleton suffered last week. This fall resulted in a broken hip and currently Mabel is a patient in Oshawa Hospital. Best wishes for improved health as soon as possible. Vern and Vera Asselstine spent from Thursday till Sunday visiting Vern's sister Eileen Yanciw of Mississauga. On the way they just very narrowly missed the terrible crash on Highway 401 in terrible driving conditions. Christmas Eve guests of May and Hector Shortridge were Larry and Mary Mackie of Manvers. Bill and Sheila Shortridge and girls hosted a family Christmas Day gathering. Those attending were Mrs. Erskine and Dale Russell of Thornhill, Judy and Murray Hopkins, Danielle and Ryan of Newmarket, Pat and Kathy Russell and family of Aurora, May and Hec- tor Shortridge. Mrs. Flora Samells attended funeral services for Mrs. Amanda McLean of Bowmanville. Mandy was a cousin of Kenneth and a longtime friend of the Samells family. On Sunday, December 27 Albert and Kathleen Watts hosted the Christmas family dinner. Those pre- sent were Irene and Anson Taylor, Scarborough, Kathy and Melanie Devins, Iroquois Falls, Caroline and Gordon Rediten, Peter and Steven of Bramalea. During the Christmas holiday Albert and Kathleen Watts enter- tained her aunt and uncle Bertha and Harry McLaughlin of Nestleton. On January 2 Kathleen and Albert Watts entertained long-time friends Jeanne and Wes McMahon of Bethany for a New Year's Day dinner. Muriel and Henry Wotten return- ed on Saturday from a fabulous Christmas holiday in Hawaii. They spent the first week at Waikiki Beach on Oahu Island and then travelled to the Garden Island of Kauai. They had travelled with a group of friends and relatives on this great trip. Thursday evening dinner guests of Gerald and Joyce Kelly, Elizabeth, Elaine and Esther were Gayle and Leighellen Atkin of Fenelon Falls. By now all of the University and - College Students have returned to - their studies. We wish them well in the remainder of this year's courses. On January 6 Kathleen and Albert Watts were dinner guests of Kathleens brother and wife, Anson and Irene Taylor of Scarborough. Blackstock W.I. by Helen Bradburn P.R.O. On Wednesday, January 6 ten members and 5 visitors met at the hall. Dessert and tea were served and a social time enjoyed. The meeting opened by singing SELECTIONS PORT PERRY'S MEN'S STORE 241 Queen Street -- Port Perry -- 985-8977 Going South? See our large selection of Cruise Wear! CO-ORDINATING TOPS, SLACKS, SHORTS & SWIMSUITS (by Jantzen) SUMMER WEIGHT SUITS & JACKETS on SALE! __ and always ... QUALITY AT REASONABLE PRICES the Ode and repeating the Mary Stewart Collect. Convenor Flora Samells introduced her son Melville who gave us a lovely summary on? his trip to Cuba. He told that the language is Spanish, the country is clean, no unemployment as everyone works for the State. They have free medical and dental in- surance. The Samells enjoyed their two visits very much and are plan- ning a third trip. He was thanked by Pat Sleep. Roll Call: A safety tip was well answered. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The treasurer's report was given. Thank you notes were read. A donation will be made to Scugog Social Counsel re setting up a bank for used clothing etc. A letter from W.1. headquarters, Mary Munroe was read. A discussion on Pennies for Friendship and the price of a loaf of bread from each members to be sent in with the fees. Cards were signed for our sick members. Motto: A happy home results from a generous appreciation of others was replied to by Flora Samells. oo A large number of young people attended the Junior Farmer dance held at Newcastle on Saturday evening. Her many friends are happy to know that Doreen VanCamp will be ordained into the Ministry this May in Brockville. She was in the area during the week and attended a meeting of the Bay of Quinte Con- ference at Kingston where plans are made. PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-8054 Too much feasting over the holidays? Get back in shape at . .. LIFESTYLE 2000. PRE-INVENTORY No Exchange or Refund on Sale Items. WINTER HOURS: Mon. thru Sat. 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM January 11th to 23rd, 1988 & )' TED E. BEAR'S TOY SHOP 189 Queen St., Port Perry 985-8011