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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" a 2nd Scugog Beavers pitched in and cleaned up the Scu- gog Shores Museum Village yard on Tuesday, May 5. Pic- tured are (front, from left) Kris Pettypiece, Brandon Davis, (back) Grant Ranieri, Marshall Irwin, and Adam Allen. Tim's Renovations & Maintenance Serving Residential & Commercial Painting & Wallpaper ° Carpentry * Rec Rooms * Drywall « -_ . - Electrical « Plumbing « Ceramic Tiles « Bathrooms 13/5 15% SENIOR DISCOUNT W;WC 24 HR. SERVICE - REFERENCES UPON REQUEST 985-4501 MEMBER OF SCUGOG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 432-0541 MOBILE MEMBER OF WHITBY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE kanar COACH SERVICE (A DIVISION OF TOKMAKIAN LIMITED) - ANNOUNCEMENT! CAN-AR COACH SERVICL Please be advised that CAN-AR COACH will be departing from its new location at: Daily Departures for Oshawa & Toronto Bus parcel express also available. . CMHC gf iclping to " | IE | : (Canada house Canadians complex sur nous SEO NT SDIO ARTA DY Soh DO YOU QUALIFY FOR $5000 ART AN ANG DR CO 1 1 § KO AY § DIN 24 BN LAN B IOV If you are a low-income homeowner, you may be eligible for up to S3.000. (which may not have to be repaid) to assist vou in repairing your home or make it accessible to a disabled person. Funds are made available through CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION, We are now processing applications for the 1992 budget allocation. If you require financial assistance in repairing your home please contact our office to apply for the RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RRAP). COLETTE GRANT ENTERPRISES 1-416-404-0020 Epsom School to hold Spring For God knew in His great wisdom that he couldn't be eve- rywhere so he put his little chil- dren in loving Mother's care (Rike). On Tuesday, May 14, Epsom School Spring Swing will be at Greenbank Public School at 7:30 p.m. So do come and see our children performing (with lovely costumes) the traditional and modern fold dances. Earl and Elizabeth Taylor and Rae spent the weekend with Ruth and John Reed of Sundridge. Cousins of the Tay- lors have arrived on Tuesday for a Canadian holiday and to vvisit relatives. Their home is in England. On Sunday evening, Marga- ret Joanne and John Sevier of Newmarket visited her parents Earl and Elizabeth Taylor. Catholic Women's news On Thursday, May 7 at Im- maculate Conception Church, the installation of our C.W.L. of- ficers took place. Father Char- lie led us in a beautiful and meaningful service of passing on "the light" to the new incom- ing executive and conveners. We are privileged to announce the names and positions of our new executive: Elsie Shillings President, Chris Ruesink Vice- President, Aileen Clairmont Secretary, Diann Dunn Treas- urer. Convenerships; Belle Rob- inson Spiritual, To Overgoor Christian Family Life, Anne Wanninkhof Community family Life, Margaret Geer Education. Anne Wanninkhof and Chris Ruesink Parish Activities, Ai- leen Clairmont and Elizabeth Connell Resolutions and Legis- lations, Anne Davies Past Pres- ident, Historian and Commu- nications. Sub-Conveners; Mena Serg- nese Membership, JoAnne Ker- sten and Theresa Martens Fu- nerals and Layettes, Margo Brain Telephone Committee, Rene Bauwmeester Hospital Tuck Shop. Congratulations to all and may our C.W.L. family always shine within our Parish and Community Family. The peace of Christ Jesus go with you. Don and Stella Asling, Ruth Ashton and Beth Catherwood had lunch on Sunday with Faye and Keith Ashton and boys. The Ross Evans family gath- ered for a dinner out for Moth- er's Day. Jim and Clara Jones, Lila Faulkener and Nell Laird were Mother's Day guests at the Baster home. Recently we learned how much we depended on hydro. Now today my telephone is on the fritz and I think someone is trying to fix it. They have my Protect Alert driving me crazy. I think everyone in the village is in good health. Murisons are moving to their newly renovated home. Swing on Tuesday, May 14 Elden and Anita will soon be ing into their new home. The on Bn are leaving our . community. Our best wishes go with them in the home they are building. Don't forget the miscellane- ous shower for Allan and Bren- da on May 30 at Epsom Church. All their friends are invited to attend. Ladies provide. Bethesda Reach W.I. will host the District Annual at Trinity United Church May 20 at 9:30 a.m. Ross and Barbara Evans vis- ited Doreen and Allan Hockley. Allan is doing well following surgery. The telephone is now fixed! Honeydale W.I. By Lillian Harper P.R.O. The May meeting of Honey- dale Women's Institute was held in the Anglican Church Hall on May 7. We were very pleased to have an excellent at- tendance of 27 including visi- tors. Our President, Clara War- ren, opened the meeting with the singing of the Opening Ode and the repeating of the Insti- tute Creed, following which a special welcome was extended to all those present. The Roll Call "Good ways to advertise our meeting," was an- swered with many interesting suggestions. The minutes of the last meet- ing, with the slate of officers for the ensuing year were read and adopted. A good financial report was given by our treasurer. Helen Dann consented to take the office of second vice president, which had not been filled during the election of offi- cers at the April meeting. Thank you Helen! A beautiful quilt was on dis- play which is to be raffled off in the fall. A special thanks to El- sie Pogue and her helpers for completing this project. Plans are underway to sell tickets on this lovely quilt. There was a discussion re- garding the storing of our "Tweedsmuir History" book at the museum, where we know they will be well cared for, and available for anyone who wish- es to refer to them. It was brought to our atten- tion that one of our charter members Mae Raines had re- cently celebrated her 100th birthday. She now resides in a seniors home in Peterborough. af life | x . and use of hall has dwindled. PUBLIC NOTICE Township of Scugog Regarding The Caesarea Community Hall A Public Meeting will be held on Wednesday, May 13, 1992 at 7:30pm at the Caesarea Community Hall to discuss this halls future. Council is faced with costs continuing to rise while community interest Community interest is a must if this facility is to continue to operate. Earl S. Cuddie AM.C.T.,, CM.C. Administrator-Clerk We do extend our very best wishes on this special anniver- sary. We were reminded of the an- nual meeeting of Ontario South Women's Institute to be held in Myrtle United Church on Thursday, May 28, hoping many of our members will be able to attend. The motto for this month was "Gardens are like friends, the better your cultivate them, the better they grow." Appropriate readings and comments were given by those on the program committee, including Mary Cannon, Marion Johnston, Hel- en Thomson, Edna Wilson and Lillian Harper, which gave us food for thought, particularly at this the beginning of our gar- dening season, and with our en- vironmental concerns. A spe- cial thanks to the committee for their worthwhile contributions to the program. The meeting was closed with the singing of the "Hymn of All Nations" and the Institute grace followed by a social time over lunch at which time we all signed a "thinking of you" card to be sent to Ethel Freeman to- let her know that we all wish her well in her recovery. We are also looking forward to attending a party on June 6 at Prince Albert Hall to help celebrate Pearl Gostick's 90th birthday and to extend to her our very best wishes. FAL SEND OR RECEIVE o Letters © Invoices © Real Estate Transactions * Important Documents © ANYWHERE WORLDWIDE ALL DAY/NIGHT SERVICE Guaranteed Confidential PORT PERRY STAR OFFICE CENTRE 188 MARY STREET PORT PERRY, ONT. PHONE 985-7383 FAX (416) 985-3708