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| | | } | a, © ------ ------ ---------- a -------- ------ Wp 30 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 14, 1992 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Scores from all the [anes Blue Ray Chapter to celebrate bins Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Team Standings: Cherries 46, Pears 36, Peaches 28, Pine- apples 27, Plums 27, Oranges 25. Games Over 200: Marg Lee 212; Elma Vernon 219; Gerri Langille 204, 245; Norma Tower 200; Dorothy Lee 200; Ruby Wickiam 210; Barb Bisschop 215; Caron Weber 211, 204; Sharen Bobbie 250. Triples Over 600: Gerri Langille 619. Tuesday Night Mens April 7 Final Standings: Congratulations to our championship winners - Trader Sam. Congratulations to our consolation winners - The Creative Basket. Championship Round: Trader Sam 10193, Guardian Drugs 10044, XL Gas Bar 9445. Consolation Round: The Creative Basket 9965, Bruton's I.D.A. 9772, Port Perry 1.G.A. 9253. High Single: Ted Harvard 309. High Single With Handicap: Ted Harvard 333. High Triple: Ted Harvard 764. High Triple With Handicap: Ted Harvard 836. 215 And Over: Gerry Louvelle 233, Robin Boyce 242, Guy St. Pierre 215, Roy Werry 245, Glenn Squires 222, 236, 242, Harold McLaughlin 219, David Squires 234, George Monk 233, Jeff Cox 216, Ted Harvard 283, 309, John Criscione 256, Gord Ireland 218. 600 And Over: Glenn Squires 700, Harold McLaughlin 612, David Squires 639, Ted Harvard 764. Men's Thursday Night April 9 Championship Winners - Galley Gators - D. Lown, L. Wilbur, P. Pelow, T. Wilbur, P. McBride, J. Vanderligt. Consolation Winners - 1.G.A. - B. Bray, D. Stanly, G. Mahaffey, G. Wilson, D. Hunter, D. Stewart. High Single Flat: G. Guilfoil 306. High Single With Handicap: G. Guilfoil 347. High Triple Flat: E. Johanson 773. High Triple With Handicap: T. Wilbur 827. Games Over 215: D. Durham 231, N. Tripp 255, R. Manns 226, 253, J. Williams 24d, R. Prosser 231, B. Bray 230, D. Stanly 231, G. Wilson 235, 221, D. Hunter 232, D. Stewart 218, D. Lown 220, 233, T. Wilbur 223, 235, 258, P. McBride 218, W. Saunders 262, R. Sheehey 248, J. Healey 268, D. Lynde 224, K. Mackey 219, D. Hann 288, G. Guilfoil 306, D. Bache 256, R. Twist 223, R. Sweetman 286, D. Plain 216, T. Blair 266, 257, G. McHugh 229, B. Pomeroy 254, 264, B. Robinson 220, D. Smith 222, B. White 253, 248, 234, E. Johanson 253, 274, 246, L.. Delore 255, J. Cook 224, G. Grant 238, D. Moody 254, 255. Triples Over 600: E. Johanson 773, Forder-Parks Insurance Brokers Inc. } Personal attention ts all of your general insurance needs. IL 2985-8471 34 Water St, Port Perry, Ontario LIL 1J2 GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES « ANNUAL RATES - Rates subject to change without notice SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY "Serving Scugog for Over 15 Years" PHONE 985-3832 Jerry or Brenda Lose, Eganville (613) 628-2647 Leaders in Gypsy Moth Control since 1983 « 6 aircraft to serve you L. Delore 616, J. Cook 605, D. Moody 677, B. Pomeroy 684, B. Robinson 638, G. McHugh 638, B. White 735, D. Hann 649, D. Bache 658, R. Twist 626, D. Lown 627, T. Wilbur 716, J. Vanderligt 610, W. Saunders 661, R. Sheehey 657, J. Healey 667, D. Stanly 626, G. Wilson 657. Day care yard sale nA ah a a SNE Te TE SC The Good Friday church service will be held in Epsom Church at 10:30 a.m. Mr. Norman Tucker and the choir with assistance of flutist Karen Skelding will contribute four anthems to the service, Mozart's "Ave Verum,"' Schubert's "Sanc- tus,'"' Bach's ""'O Sacred Head" and the Spiritual "Were you there." ~ On Saturday evening at Utica Church Mr. Norman Tucker, Mr. Kent Stallon and Mr. Richard Wat- son, with the choir invites the con- gregation and friends to an evening of Easter hymns, organ and choir music, starting at 8 p.m. This is a great opportunity to sing some joyful Easter hymns and enjoy some beautiful music. Easter Sunday service will be held in Epsom Church at 11 a.m. The choir will sing "This Jovful Eastertide,"" "Walk Softly in Springtime, Jesus Christ is Risen Today' and the French carol "Cheer up Friends and Neighbors, now it's Eastertide." The Utica Community Daycare Centre is having a yard sale on April '25. Anyone with articles to donate could have them picked up by con tacting Paul Kerry at 852-5057. There were nine tables of euchre played on Friday evening in Utica. The news of the passing of one of our - regulars for many years, Stan Beach, brought a sadness to the group. Our sympathy to Ruth and family. Winners for the evening were: ladies - first - Grace Thomp- son, second - Marie Geer, third - Daisy Sellers. Mens - first - Jim Rae, second - Jim Gibson, third - Carolyn Parish. Freeze-out winners were Celeste Smalley and Phyllis Pegg, Nelson Cole and Malcolm Allbright were second. Draws were won by Ivy Hardy, Mrs. Don Linton and Marie Geer. Celeste Smalley won the 50/50. There will be another euchre in two weeks. ADVERTISING DEADLINES REAL ESTATE 5:00 P.M. Thursday DISPLAY ADVERTISING 12 NOON MONDAY Blue Ray Chapter Hosts Gala Evening Blue Ray Chapter, No. 238, OES, held a most interesting meeting on Thursday evening, April 9, in the Masonic Temple, Port Perry, with W.M. Laura Alton and W.P. Don Alton opening in regular form with officers in their respective stations. Approximately 100 sisters and brothers from various Chapters made for a fine evening of sociabili- ty. W.M. Laura and W.P. Don welcomed Grand Conductress Joan Esdale and Grand Associate Con- ductress Jan Lansdelle to the East. Five P.D.D.G.M.s were welcomed - Bessie Cosway, Betty Dowden, Audrey De Beaupre, Ada Ormiston, and our own Marg. Jeffrey. The five Worthy Matrons and four worthy patrons present and the many other sisters and brothers were given a warm, fraternal welcome; a tremendous evening for all present! Blue Ray Chapter will be celebrating their 44th birthday on May 14. They have many lovely items on hand for a draw and do hope all members will support our fine benevolent Chapter and help celebrate in style! Mark your calen- dar for this special event. The Altar was draped in loving memory of Marie Woodward, Past Grand Matron of Ontario. Before the draping ceremony, our W.M. Laura read a beautiful little , ayer. After Grand Conductress Joan Esdale spoke briefly - she honored Bonnie Windsor by inviting her to be her Page at the Grand Chapter in the fall. Bonnie expressed her pleasure and accepted the honor. Our congratulations to Bonnie and she will be terrific! The Grand Associate Conductress Jan Lan- shelle wished the Chapter well in her remarks. This being Conductresses and Star Points night, they were honored at the close of the Chapter. After Chapter closed a delicious informal buffet was enjoyed, con- vened by Pamela Henshall, Judy Mitchell and Mary Alton. The White Elephant table under the direction of Marilyn Jones...sales were brisk and the money is rolling in. Good work! A fine evening of fellowship for Blue Ray. We have a warm spot in our hearts for Assoc. Patron Fred Alton for keeping us all on our toes with his ready wit and delightful sense of humor! Keep up the good work Brother Fred. Guests were present from Durham, Whitby, Sunbeam, Markham, Fidelity, Sunland, Lind- say, West Hill and Cookstown. Durham walked away with the travelling gavel having the most members present. Family News Welcome home to Roy and Doris Nottingham, Caesarea, who have spent the winter months in Largo, Florida. Many activities were en- joyed during the season. We are glad to see them at home once Ceto SikKENS repel water. C' : + § IUELE Ikkens 295 To Protect the Natural Beauty of Your Exterior Woodwork -Specially formulated to -Effectively peneirates and protects wood surfaces. PAINT & WALLPAPER! | 1 & Cetol 23 | ry RPL a - 41 1 Et = Ww Ritson Rd.S., Oshawa 434-3939 EE EE EE TC I TE SSN IY SC again! Marion Hall, Port Perry, and cousin Elva Fluery, Brockville, recently spent four weeks in Red Deer, Alberta, with Elva's son and daughter. They travelled about hav- ing a most enjoyabl trip, visiting dif- ferent places of interest and were thrilled to see the immense shopp- ing plaza in Edmonton. Mrs. Neta Fish, Cadmus, visited her sister-in-law Heather Munro in Port Perry Hospital on Sunday. Trust Heather will have better health soon. Neta's Aunt Jane Boyes of Carn- duff, Sask. will be celebrating her 96th birthday, April 24, a real milestone in her life. A lady of distinction, still very active with a host of friends! Our best to her! The S. Cawkers of Scugog Pt. Rd., enjoyed noon luncheon with Bob and Madeline Cawker, Scugog Island, on Monday last. A happy time of reminiscing while partaking of the delicious food. Later in the week the tea hour was special at the home of Alan and Eleanor Cawker, Oshawa. We were anticipating a break in the busy routine and the refreshments hit the spot. Nestleton United Church A good attendance for the cold, wintry day, with John and Linda Ar- buckle and family, warmly greeting at the door, on Sunday, April 12 at 11:15 a.m. Rev. Dale Davis conducted the Palm Sunday service and used as his sermon theme "One Final Week' a message with Jesus preparing - and just a week left to live." Palms decorated the Cross. Jennifer Arbuckle read the Scrip- ture lessons. The six part choir sang anthem "Jesus, He Is The Son Of God"' with Carol Mairs playing the piano. Holy Communion was observed with Clerk of Session Richard MacKenzie and Elder Arthur Weir assisting the Minister Rev. Davis. Offering gathered by John and Linda Arbuckle. Service closed with Communion prayer and last verse of Communion hymn and Three Fold Amen. Notices: The Good Friday Service will be held at Nestleton for the charge at 11 a.m. Sunday, April 19 - Easter worship - 6:30 a.m. Sunrise service at the farm home of Stuart and Helen Dorrell. If raining will meet in the Blackstock United Church. Special Easter service .at Nestleton United Church at 11:15 a.m. The Nestleton UCW General meets this Wednesday evening at the church at 7:15 p.m. Business period first - then Missionary speaker later. The annual spring smorgasbord for the Nestleton UCW is May 8 at Nestleton Community Centre. More information later. Keep in mind the Hospital Spring Fair to be held at Latcham Centre on Saturday, April 18 at 11 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. A noon luncheon is a feature. Donations of baking, etc. would be appreciated. Cancer Drive in Progress The door to door canvass for funds for Cancer re - search is in progress in the Cartwright area, and will be completed by April 30. The girls of this area are striving to have a strong campaign and 'Cancer can be beaten" we are assured of that! The canvassers need the full month to complete the drive as so man folks are not back from the sou yet! Watch for the canvasser - when she calls give as generously as possible. The fight against Cancer is everyones fight! Canvassers are one of the most important represen- tatives of the society - they are one of the key contacts with the public, providing information about the work, as well as raisi funds. That concludes my little "bundle" of news for this week. $0 8% 0 8 8 8% 8H EET YY. | |