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Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader First of all I want to express my appreciation to the Port Perry staff for the beautiful paper they issued last week. As a long time resident, it gave me special pleasure to again see past pictures and be reminded of past events in town and communi- ty. Many memories were stirred up when we were reminded of the accomplishments, community endeavours, youth organizations, life of former citizens within various businesses and we com- pare the progress and give thanks for the previous foresight. Here we have been saving clip- pings for years and we find much of it all in one paper. We look at the faces of the pre- sent Port Perry staff and feel pro- ud to know them when we realize their dream, hard work and plan- ning in going through 25 years of pictures and news items from the whole area and having to make choices. I don't imagine you'll find a harder working or more genial staff anywhere. [ understand tickets this year for the "Head" U.C.W. Turkey Supper have been snapped up Manchester UC by Bernice Dobson The fall meeting was held Sept gth, with an attendance of eleven mempners present. I'he meeting opened by singing i pe { 13 i T Y¥e i. Hymn 240 Breathe on me breath of God" Gwen Lamb gave a reading "God open my eves" "Gwen also told us of the different food ate in biblical time: Such as cow's milk, goat's nmuik if kinds of nuts, oranges and apples to name a few. {t was surprising to Lear? these {oods have heen with us through the centuries. Gwen received the collection and dedicated by Irene Lamb. Mrs. Eileen Tapscott will be in charge of the Thanksgiving meeting on Oct. 6th at the church. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. i quickly with 6:30's gone and 5:30's just about. Perhaps your only chance now would be a cancellation or if they took mer- cy on you and placed you with the helpers. The next event sponsored by the "Head" U.C.W. will be the "Harvest Home" annual service in the "Head Memorial' Museum Church on the Sunday evening in Oct. before Thanksgiving at 7:30 p.m. and that means next Sun. In the past, the guest speakers have been ministers from dif- ferent areas and with different in- terests. This year it will be a lit- tle different as the guest speaker will be Mr. Allan MacGillivray, who is presently the curator of the: Uxbridge, Scott Museum. He was an elementary school teacher in the area for 17 years and has learned much of the area history in that time. Of course his work is also appealing to children and may interest more of the young people as well as the older ones who love to attend every year to enjoy the old hymns, an old fashioned atmosphere renewed in surroundings, singing by the Scugog Historical Choir, led by Norman Watson and a social time "with former friends and lots ot pie. or lighter snacks. So. with nice weather, the old Church rast will welcome descendants vw no rememper (nt efforts of tl Aho gnt their strength tron (od who still seaetains a= 10-day -- i v w' 3 + 11d AY HOU PSO Wand lived on Conc. 6 Iu. tor peveral celobratea tr yore frtends. But Alva contintie her help mn the "Head CW and with the Island Women's In- stitute. People were amazed at her stamina and willingness to help in any area. She particular- ly enjoyed visiting or remember- ing the sick. She enjoyed many handicrafts and opened her home You may never ~ have to say [ your room" again. "Clean up ES | THE { YOUNG r{ GIRL'S : CLOSET | NOW | ON SALE 149° (SPACE AGE SHELVING) WE MAKE HOUSE CALLS. CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE 80 THICKSON ROAD S. THICKSON PLACE PLAZA WHITBY 430-1636 STORE MOURS: MondayWednesday 10 am © 6 pm © Thursday & Fridly 9 am b 9 pm + Siwday 9 am 0 6pm BLUE ZONE BLUE ZONE BLUE ZONE BLUE ZONE BLUE ZONE BLUE Z00E BEST AVAILABLE COPY for many quilting sessions. But there comes a time when parts of the body rebel. One session this summer forced Alva into hospital and warned her that she must learn to say "no". Since Clare is incapacitated and PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 27, 1988 -- 23 Special Star edition stirred many memories immediate family live some distance away, it was clear that new decisions must be made. Con- sequently, their home and car in Apple Valley have been sold and in Oct. they will be moving to an apartment in Richmond Hill near family and friends of earlier days. Alva celebrated another special birthday last week. Naturally, we'll all miss them but we are pleased to see them accept their change so they can still enjoy life from a different angle. 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