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oo A BEST AVAILABLE COPY 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, October 12, 1988 U.C.W. members search for family history Scugog Island Aron News by Mrs. Earl Reader Th By Mis, Earl Reader e nksgiving meeting of the "Head" U.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs. Beryl Pearce on the Oshawa Road, Wed., Oct. 5. oo ANNOUNCEMENT - op Although the attendance con- sisted of only 10 members along with Beryl's daughter, 'Jennifer as a guest, it was a very in- teresting and Iproductive evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Vanderlaan and Mr. and Mrs. | George Hoekstra are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children, Leemore and Peter on October 15th, 1988 at 2 PM at the Hope Christian Reformed Church, Port Perry. D.V. ll You owe it to yourself to try our New Menu Selections TREAT YOURSELF TO A DIFFERENT DINING EXPERIENCE! Poached Salmon with Hollandaise Sauce. A generous portion of fresh Atlantic Salmon poached and glazed with Hollandaise Sauce. _ $1 7.95 Shrimp New Orleans Shrimps: and scallops with peppers and onions sau- teed to perfection and fin- ished with a spicy Creole sauce. $1 6.95 For a roll call each lady was re- quired to state her maternal grandmother's maiden name and where she was raised. This seem- ed to require some digging into past memories and made us realize that we didn't have that many personal conversations with our grandmothers. Though our hostess, Beryl, NAKLICKI -- leads a very busy and versatile life in theatre, store work and help with auction sales, she had another surprise when she played 2 piano numbers, having taken lessons from her daughter, Jen- nifer, who has now taught piano for several years. It will soon be time to attend your choice of autumn DONNENL Y Christine Donnelly and Ted Naklicki exchanged wedding vows on August 6, 1988 at the Columbus United Church. Rev. Gordon Rutherford officiated at the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Shirley and Emile Donnelly of Port Perry. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Naklicki of Oshawa. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a cocktail- length satin dress. The bodice was accented with a sweetheart neckline and was embroidered with seed pearls and sequins. A lace-edged skirt fell from a gathered cummerbund. The bride was attended by her sister Larraine Beer, as her matron of honour. Her bridesmaids were her sister Linda Donnelly, Maureen MacKay and Joanne Kaaz. Bill Bickle of Orono was the best man. Donnie Martin, Harry Vogels and Glen Caza of Oshawa were the ushers. The flower girl was Lindsey Beer, the bride's niece and the ring boy was Justin Naklicki, nephew of the groom. The newlyweds now live in Oshawa. Orange Roughy 'Encroute Flakey filet of New Zealand finest, wrapped in puffed pastry and served with a shrimp cream sauce. $16.75 Licenced under LLBO - We support the Designated Driver Program. 7A Hwy. Saturday Nights. iW "BOP TILL YOU DROP" Take Island Road (Durham Rd. #7) to the 11th concession, turn west. The road ends at the stone pillared gates oi Seven Mile Is- land Resort. Phone 985- 9784 Book Now for Weddings, Conventions or Office Parties. Chicken Tarragon Tender breast of chicken pan friend with onions and mushrooms. Finished in a cream tarragon sauce. $14.50 to the dance music of the 50's, & 60's (No Cover Charge) «tickets for a Nevada Luc . So you see, there is a'variety to Presbyterial meetings. We were reminded of the Scugog United Anniversary Ser- vice which will be a joint Service held at 10 a.m. instead of the customary 11 a.m. next Sunday. We are delighted to hear that he new washrooms at the Scugog ited are finally a reality and bui ding is irf progress. In Nov. the 'Head'} |J.C.W. will 'entertain at the Port Perry Nurs- . ing Home for residents who have birthdays during Nov. when all / can celebrate. Our annual Mystery Sister Supper will be Nov. 23. More in- formation later. =~ Bonnie Gerrow gave a detailed report of future activities of the Women's Hospital Auxiliary and it sure will be a busy time of money making projects, probably with the new buildings project in mind. First they have a euchre at the Latcham Centre, Oct. 24, then a fashion show at the United Church, a bake sale in Dec. and Draw. appeal to all people. Our own U.C.W. will join in on the huge, annual craft show at the high school with erafts and bak- ed goodies. As this was the last regular at- tendance for our member Alva Thompson, who is moving to Richmond Hill, we were pleased to have an opportunity to express our appreciation to her and regret at having to let her go. To make their new home more comfy and an expression of our appreciation" of their hospitality, she was presented with an entrance rug. We trust travel back and forth will continue for various occa- sions And may God's" blessings follow them to Vif hew home. The Women's Institute will 'meet next Wed. in the Communi- ty Hall. Epsom NEWS (From, page 18) "celebration n Brighton on Sunday. Doug and Beth Wilson enter- tained the Evans Clan on Fri. evening for Thanksgiving supper. Grandma Evans was there also Uncle Tom and Aunt Doreen Pickett who are moving from Deep River to Lesta Heights. While waiting for their apartment to be finished they are visiting Ross and Barb Evans. On Mon. 'evening Tom and Doreen had sup- per with David and Shirley Evans in Uxbridge. Bren and Vera Neal of Enfield, England were visiting the Tapscott families for a few days last week. They enjoyed a trip to Algonquin Park to see the autumn colour display. Mr. Gdurlie arrived home from the hospital on Fri. and enjoyed the Thanksgiving dinner at the home of his daughter Doris Arm- strong, where Howard and Helen Gourlie of Oshawa and Jim and Faye Gourlie and family Joined them. Luella Bailey also had her fami- ly home on Sun. for Thanksgiving. Note: W.I. at the home of Jean Smith, Oct. 26 at 8 p.m. Commit- tee in charge, Mabel Carter, Bar- bara Rance and Ruth Boadway. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross are holidaying in Cochrane. Look in Coming Events for news about a ham and scalloped a su per to help our church