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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 12, 1991 Boy Scout and Girl Guide wee 1st Port Perry Scouting Group is showing their support for the service people in the Gulf by wearing a yellow ribbon on the back of their scarf. At last weeks Beaver, Cub and Scout meetings, members of the Group Commit- tee sewed the yellow ribbon on. On February 2, the 1st Port Perry Cubs attended a Winter Ac- tivity Day in Oshawa, and as well as having fun, completed some of their badge requirements. Jason Chadwick, Matthew Dufoe, An- drew Fell, Todd Larsen, Jamie McQuaide, Adam Sinclair and Russell Madill completed the final requirement of their Woodsman Badge and were presented with it. On February 10, Matthew Rankin, Mark Richardson and Todd Larsen were presented with their Level One Religion in Life Badge by Rev. Charles Bull at the 11:15 service at the Church of the Ascension. On January 26 the Pine Ridge District held an Ice Fishing Der- by for Cubs & Scouts and 1st Port Perry Cub, Leon Morrow won the District Award for biggest fish. WEDDINGS SPECIAL OCCASIONS Office of] 1 {0]=7:N g=g.Yolofe]V] RICH Scout and Guide Week in Scugog Is coming up Feb. 17- 4 aN 24, with Scouts and Guides from Port Perry, Scugog Island and Cartwright putting up this large banner to mark the week and to celebrate the birthday of founder Lord Baden February 15/16/17 the Cubs will be attending a winter camp at Camp Samac. The Beavers at- tended a Winter Fun Day hosted by 2nd Scugog, held in Tac LIMOUSINE SERVICE specializing in AIRPORT SERVICE BUSINESS TRIPS PLEASURE TRIPS Evenings Call Collect HEEFT \. 985-0170 10% G.1.C. Receive your GIC Certificate on the spot. . . no waiting, =~ -» Your interest can be compounded if you like. . . | . and your interest payments can be deposited directly to =~ your savings or chequing accountat Standard Trust. = © GETALLTHE GOOD G.I.C. 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A warm Scouting The majority of Canadians associate red hearts and candy with St. Valentine's Day! It's in- dended to be a special day when people show love and affection to those close to them. The first Valentine was printed by Esther Howland in the mid 1800's. It sold for as much as $35.00. Many changes since then so undoubted- ly you'll all receive your share of Valentines this coming Thursday, February 14, Valentines Day! Happy Birthday Evva Annie Evarilda Davidge (Ev- va) was 101 years old on February 10. Mind you, she doesn't look 101 - more like 75. That's because she is a warm, gentle, loving person with a quiet sense of humour, and a perma- nent twinkle in her eyes. Although she is very hard of hearing and a little shakier than she used to be, she is a non-complainer. If you ask her how she is, she says "fine," or "pretty good." She still. plays euchre, reads, crochets, and does some baking - mince pies being her speciality. She loves shopping, and having lunch in town; she loves coffee, muffins and ice-cream, especial- ly ice-cream; she loves children, her own are special; as well as her great grandchildren; she loves flowers, birds, cats, and dogs, and especially Ginger; and she loves Port Perry - the town of freindly people! Instead of one large party this year Evva had a number of small METRO BAST WOMEN'S HOw TWO SHOWS FOR ONE ADMISSION! The Metro East Bridal Show ... From Wedding Fashions to Honeymoon destinations. All the products and services you'll need to plan the perfect wedding. And .. The Metro East Women's Show, featuring .... * Spring Fashions * Health & Beauty * Self Improvement * Women's Services * Children's Fashions * Children's Services * Careers * New Food Products * Home Decorating Events * Spring / Summer Fashion Shows * Guest Speakers * Seminars & Forums " Wedding Fashion Shows * Wedding Planning Seminars " Free Child Care SPONSORED BY WIN A TRIP TO PARIS, FRANCE. COMPLIMENTS OF SPOSA 2000 Magazine and Just Honeymoons by Dufferin Travel welcome to the King Family to the 1st Port Perry Group where Alex has joined the Cub Pack, Neil has joined the Beaver Colony and Kim has joined as a Leader. dance Feb. 23 celebrations over a period of a couple of weeks. Congratulations to one great lady! She is incredible! Nestleton Presbyterian Church Rev. Wm. Fairley conducted the service at 11 a.m. with Joyce Taylor, the capable organist. George Scott and Russell Brown welcomed the congregation at the door, and Dorothy Lee taught the Sunday School. Responsive Psalm was 119; verses 97 to 112, and Scripture readings were from Deuteronomy 18, and St. Mark 1:21-29. The Sunday school lesson was on the 5th book of the Bible, which gives another copy of laws on the second law book, demonstrated by a board game with questions answers from Old and New Testaments, when we learn to play by the rules. Speaking fur- ther on 'The Law" the 10 Com- mandments are also accom- panied throughout the Bible, with more teachings on God's love and law. Nestleton United Church Nestleton United saw an average congregation on Sunday, February 10 at 11:15 a.m. with beautiful weather prevailing. Handing out the service sheets, was delightful, small, Erin Lea Malcolm. Kay Heuer led the service with the call to worship, followed by the fourpart choir, composed of Turn to Page 19 CORN and PELLET BURNING WOODSTOYES pag | = ENS The 'Lari swove My 10 TUG Gio WE Lay = SELF FEEDING, CLEAN, NATURAL FIRES "replace Plus' 900 Hopkins St. at Burns, WHITBY 668-3192 to; ei i; a Simao I