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16 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 27, 1992 Food bank donations will be accepted at church Sunday eee eee ee ae ee ee eee eae A I 2 ( Prince Albert RE, ew Ie u h e Don and Noreen Crosier at- tended the wedding of their nephew in London, Ontario last weekend. The weekly euchre had a smaller attendance due to some being sick and everyone sends get well wishes to James Emer- ton after his surgery. The win- ners for the evening were Ruby Srhith, Elsie Forbes, Ruby Bryant, Carl Gimblett, Grace Manns, Bernice Loudfoot. Lucky draws Elsie Forbes, Har- ry Hill, Grant Bright. Lone hand series winner Verna Smith with 151one hands. Dick and Michelle Hofman presented their son Thomas Matthys for baptism on Sunday morning. A number of family and friends attended the ser- vice. Birthday wishes are sent out Many Colours Friday. October 30th at 7:00pm STORY TELLING SUPREME wilh Dianne Chandler HALLOWEEN : October 31st, 1992 at 11:00am Bring your little ghosts & goblins to be entertained by singer songwriter Bryan Williston Trick or Treats for all! to Rev. Bob LePage who will be celebrating his birthday on Hal- loween. What Blue Jay excitement there has been the last few days. A great team effort, but the great friendship it has created lets hope it doesn't all disappear when life gets back to normal. The month of November the Prince Albert United Church will be accepting food donations for Operation Scugog Food Bank. Bring your donation any Sunday in November. Saturday night will be a time for the children out trick or treating. Let us all be extra careful when driving and also to the children take time to look when crossing the street. Phone Peggy 985-7046 with your news next week. For Estimate SEIT REY 6 B.Sc. (Agr.) ~. v Many Colours 172 Water Street, Port Perry 985-3475 The Odd Fellows Lodge held its installation of officers on the incoming officers. Front row from le KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR Saturday evening. Pictured are ft are: Ron Wanimaker, Harry Hill, Joe Macedo, Earl Geer and Bernard Standish. Middle: Norris Doherty, Stan Rham, Bruce Kellett, John Pearce and Ted Pelletier. Back row: Tim Pearce, Alan from photo are Lloyd Short and Clem Jeffrey. W.l. members attend Fun Fair Residents of the area please note that on Halloween the stu- dents of Cartwright Central Public School will be carrying U.N.I.C.E.F. boxes. We will be looking forward to supporting this worthwhile project. Four members of the Black- stock Women's Institute en- joyed attending the Fun Fair sponsored by the Maple Grove W.I. last week. Those who en- Joyed this event were Jean Ad- ams, Helen Dorrell, Helen Bradburn and Eileen McLaugh- lin. There were nine tables at the weekly euchre party with the following winners: Albert Watts, Meta Swain, Thomas Manns, Fran Gibson, Eileen Warder, Alma Manns and Jim Gibson. Lucky draws were won by Faith Lawrence, Norman Rohrer, Carl Gimblett, Bernice Loudfoot and Mary Poots. On Saturday evening many young people with their par- ents, grandparents and friends gathered at the Orono Commu- nity Centre for the annual Dur- ham East Awards Night. Craig JAMES, Norma Rosamund, - At Oshawa General Hospital on Sunday October 25, 1992. Norma Rosamund James, beloved wife of Charles Douglas James. Dear mother of Mrs. John Short (Darryl) of Oshawa, Mrs. Hank Oppers (Deborah) of Janetville and Mrs. George Redshaw (Maureen) of Whitby. Dear sister of Thora Curts of Scarborough, Walden Carleton of Beaverton and the late Graydon (Bud) Carleton Lovingly remembered by her grandchildren Dawn Hanoski, Carrie and Kayle Short, Lisa and Paul Oppers, Michelle, Mathew and Trevor Redshaw Lovingly remembered by her great granddaughter Alexander Hanoski. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home with funeral service in the Church of St. Peter (Anglican) Oshawa, Ontario on Wednesday October 28, 1992 at tam. Interment Mt. Lawn Memorial Gardens, Whitby, Ontario. Memorial donations to the Hospital for Sick Children or the Charity of your choice would be appreciated. A Larmer president of the Dur- ham East 4-H Council conduct- ed the duties of W.C. in an excel- lent manner. Leaders and members of the Durham East Beef Club, the Durham East Conservation Club, the Junior Dairy Club, the Senior Dairy Club, the Field Crops Club, the Horse Club, the Sheep Club, Swine Club, Walk on the Wild Side, Farm Machin- ery Club, Veterinary Science Club all received their awards and certificates. Many special prizes were also awarded. Scott Swain was pre- sented with the Durham Farm- er's County Co-op Award for the 4-H member obtaining the high- est number of points in his work in the Sheep Club. Local members who were pre- sented with an Ontario Trilli- um and a 4-H Clover Pin for the completion of six projects were Andrew Frew, Brooke McLaughlin, Karen Swain, Da- vid Kemp and Scott Swain. Two local girls each received limited edition print for the completion of 24 projects - Jill Van Camp and Esther Kelly. Congratulations girls. Esther Kelly and Julie Byers were presented with their Cer- tificate of Recognition. Congratulations to Amanda Bradburn who was chosen one of the top three press reporters of the year. A great achieve- ment. FRIESE En nn nn kann ra Ellicott, Don Geer and Norm Watson. Absent Jeff Kemp and Andrew Frew were two of the four young peo- ple presented with the Durham Milk Committee Ottawa Trip. Heartiest congratulations to Andrew Frew who was chosen Outstanding Male 4-H Member and Julie Byers the Outstand- ing Female 4-H Member. Craig introduced the secre- tary of 4-H Council Marilyn Green and Treasurer Nancy Green as well as other members of the council. The U.C.W. Morning Unit On Wednesday, Oct. 21 the Morning Unitofthe U.C.W. met at the home of Peggy Larmer. After a hot beverage and tasty home baking, the meeting was opened by the leader Anita Da- vis. The business was quickly conducted and plans were made concerning the tractor pull ban- quet on Saturday, Nov. 14. Gwenyth Thompson was in charge of the worship and con- ducted a timely and thought provoking "Pra: er for the Na- tion" and "A Reflection Upon News Headline." Lois Luke led a program concerning "A Rag- ing Granny - A Life of Mission." A quilt made by the W.A. in 1961 has been donated to the U.C.W. by Jean Kyte and ways of displaying it was discussed. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction. Curling begins next week. If you have not registered do so as soon as possible to be included in the schedules. All at Guaranteed Low Prices UNITED CARPET. Largest Carpet Selection In Scugog Township and a member of the largest carpet buying group in Canada. HOMESTEAD by Ballard & Carnegie » HWY.7A EAST - PORT PERRY 985-2451 or 985-2157 FAMOUS Covoior. eh BLINDS VERTICALS * VENETIANS PLEATED SHADES