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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 5, 1989 Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader ~ We are so happy to be blessed with 2 ideal weather weekends even if the temperatures were un- comfortable. But we also realize it brings traffic frustrations and some accidents to mar the pleasures. Pioneer Days at the museum managed to have a very suc- cessful weekend without rain at some period, which is customary. Next Saturday is another big day on the Island at the Com- munity Hall where the event will be inside with comfort. Here, you will find a score of ladies from the Women's Institute prepared to serve you with baked goods, craft items, clothing, flea table & lunch. The hall will be open 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The proceeds will be used for Social Club touring Cullen community work. The "Head" U.C.W. will meet at Mrs. Frieda Cochrane's Wednesday July 5 at 4 p.m. & members will please bring a pot luck lunch. On Saturday June 24 Donna & Brian Samis were married in the Island United Church and are liv- ing on Conc. 6. About 3 weeks ago John Needham of Conc. 9 went to B.C. to attend the funeral of his father who formerly lived at the Foot of the Island. A short time ago, Doreen Adams' father, Mr. Hanley, had an eye operation in Toronto and is doing well in recovery. Another bus trip to Roy Thomp- son Hall is coming up August 25. Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery Church at 11:15 at Utica July 9. The Sunday School has organized a summer church programme for the children. Adults and children will worship together for the first half of the service. For the second half the children will join together to enjoy in activities related to the Scripture lesson of the day. It will be a relaxed and fun programme. - The U.C.W. thank Pat Asling for an enjoyable evening, June 20, viewing her slides from her latest medical mission at Beliye. We hope for good weather and a splendid evening July 7 at the home of Doug and Beth Wilson who will host a barbecue and evening of sports for Holstein Breeders and Milk Board. All welcome. : A note of sympathy to Darlene Christie in the passing of her aunt Mrs. Beryl Martin in Oshawa. To know her was to love her. Don't forget the Jack & Jill par- ty Saturday evening for Donna and Jeff. | Ruth Wilson is improving satisfactorily. She was able to be home for Saturday and Sunday but returned to the hospital Sun- day evening. EVER THOUGHT OF BEING A BIG BROTHER? "Share a moment that'll last a Contact your local Big Brother /Big Sister Agency today at: . 288-3733 Pacanuis. Epsom Utica Social Club will be leaving from Utica Church at 7:30 Saturday evening July 8 for a tour of Cullen Gardens. Please let Don Asling know by Friday evening if you are going as the tickets have to be bought in advance for a group. Jerry, Joan and Pat Asling had lunch with their parents Don and Stella Asling on Sunday. There was a most delightful bridal shower on Sunday after- Vv THE YMCA DURHAM REGION PLAYTYME for PRESCHOOLERS ~ Island W.I. sale July 8 The program will be a "Senior Jubilee Concert" in which our own "Golden Slippers" group will have a part. (Quite an honour!) The bus will leave Port Perry at 9:30 a.m. You may attend a pre show at 11 a.m. & the afternoon entertainment continues to 4 p.m. Then the bus people go across to "Ed's Warehouse' restaurant for dinner. The complete expense will be $37.50 & you may reserve tickets from Mrs. Bettie Smith 985-7639 at Port View Beach. Now, you will have time to think about this & plan ahead. But I'll remind you again. Next Sunday July 9, the guest speaker at the Island United Church will be Rev. Dr. W.S. McKay. There will be a chicken barbe- que coming up in August. So please keep that in mind. noon in Guelph for Donna and Jeff by the Kerry relatives in that area. Chris Stearman and Mark Cecchetlo of Guelph returned with them to spend a couple of days on the farm. Recent visitors with Harold and Lucienne Ross were Beryl and Allan Ross of Kitchener. Joyce Lewchuk and children of Stoney Creek spent Friday and Saturday with her parents Marie and Earl Wilson. Rev. John Tapscott of Orangedale, Cape Breton, is home with his parents Norm and Betty Tapscott for holidays. Need some activity this summer for your 2 to 6 year old? Enrol for a morning or afternoon, 2 or 3 times a week, whatever suits your needs -- It's your summer too! Phone: PORT PERRY YMCA at: 985-0708 985-2824 for more information. United Way ) leno ed amy v- J Early Wednesday morning a man was walting for a ride to work on Queen Street when he saw two deer running from R.H. Cornish Public School, across the road, and north on Sliver Street. One deer cut through the man's backyard, while the other ran across another front yard. Unfortunately, the female deer that crossed Naomi Kent's front yard ran straight into a chain link fence and broke her neck. Mrs. Kent figures the deer "must have been spooked." Scugog/ Uxbridge Animal Control was called to remove the carcass. Bruton's IDA Drugs 200 GUEEN ST. PORT PERRY 285-2511 would like to announce that JAN CHRISTENSEN? was the winner of the draw for COOPER BASEBALL EQUIPMENT "1 Pictured with lan are employees Michelle Beare (left) and Nicole Slack. 1.COMPUTER TUNE-UP Four Cylinder ... 39.95* Six Cylinder Eight Cylinder .. 59.95* * plus parts Most Cars & Light Trucks OIL CHANGE & FILTER includes 21.point check 7 a. Front End Alignment *32.95 COMPUTER WHEEL BALANCING $ per wheel 5.95 includes weights 3. Air Conditioning RECHARGE includes Freon gas, oiling & drying out system oI L} 4d Sr ----a