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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 26, 1991 Bridge Club supports health services a : Lo Two charter members of the pa : Marathon Bridge Club, Emmie ; i Cox, and Margaret Cornish presented a cheque for $1,000 to Hospital Auxiliary Presi- dent, Margaret McConnell this past week. The Marathon Bridge Club started in 1983, when Emmie Cox suggested to some friends thay they start a Marathon Bridge Club to support health services in the community. The format for the bridge club is two people who like to | play bridge together submit their names, and are given a number on the schedule. There are two schedules between Oc- tober, and April each year. During a two week period each couple plays once with an- other couple. The hostess, who arranges for the date and time {is one member of the couple i whose number is first on the ! schedule. 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Since 1983, the Marathon Margaret Cornish, far right, past secretary of club present a Bridge Club has given $3,126 to $1,000 cheque to Margaret McConnell, far left, president of Hospital Auxiliary. The club has been in existance for 8 years and has given over $4,500 to community health servic- es. Please see story for more details. D.J. TAYLOR (o..c. INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 5 YEAR 169 North St., Port Perry LOL 1B7 10% Certificates Guaranteed Investment PHONE 985-8416 (Rates Subject to Change without Notice) WHAT is QUASSIA? QUASSIA is a South American Tree which, when the chips are boiled, makes a safe garden insecticide or personal insecticide (for head lice). AND Quassia Tea can be taken to promote appetite! It is completely harmless if taken by mistake by children. We know of no safer pesticide. (What pesticide can you drink?) Available at ... INGREDIENTS UNLIMITED in March. MARTIAL ARTS CENTRE We Teach the Real Thing You're welcome to come check out CLASSES - The Permanent Facilities Monday Jusde, Wh ivaaday, Thiredey - Talk to Students & Instructors 7:30 to 9:00 PM - ADULTS - Pick up Printed Information Tuesday & Thursday Mornings 9 AM - Try a Workout ... No Obligation Saturday Morning 10 AM PRIVATE LESSONS AVAILABLE 110 Lilla St. at Queen, Port Perry 985-0203 Port Perry Community Memo- rial Hospital, $410 to Handi- Transit, and $1,000 to the Hos- pital Auxiliary making a total of $4536. Presently the club has 20 members (or ten couples) and would like many more. : Anyone interested in becom- ing a part of this group, please contact the schedule chairman Bernice Davidge at 985-0185, or a member of the 1991 execu- tive, Alice Monro, 985-2041, Alice Spence, 985-3949, or No- reen Malcolm at 986-4246. It is a great way to support community health services while having an enjoyable af- ternoon with good friends. Island W.I. by Clara Dowson P.R.O. On February 20, nine members and two visitors met at the Island Community Hall. In the absence of our president, Jan Gerrow chaired the meeting, opened with the Ode and the Institute Creed. In the absence of our secretary, Carol Fagel took the minutes, the usual reports given and passed. Roll Call was an item from an Eastern European Country. Many . interesting items displayed. Motto - travelling is broadening - by Joan Morris. Bread Making Course is in April. Betty Reader gave a "belated" interesting report from the con- vention last fall at the Royal York. Thank your Betty. We had the pleasure of having Mrs. McKean from Greenbank - District President, who spoke about the booth at the fair etc., and also Mrs. Muriel Gibson from Greenbank. Also congratulations to our award winning students - Vicki Newsome and Jeff Brown fron Scugog Island. Meeting clos- ed by singing O'Canada. Joan Morris introduced our guest, Mrs. Sylvia Gardener from Stephenson Point Rd., she brought along a friend, Mrs. Bar- chuk. Mrs. Gardener showed pic- tures of their trip through Eastern Europe - she gave a very in- teresting travelogue of their trip. A social time was had over our tea and coffee biscuits and cheese and lovely squares - very good. See you all March 20 - program is crafts - showing and making.