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a 34 - PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, May 26, 1993 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Rabies Clinic at arena on June 12 Good news for pet owners. There will be a Rabies Clinic at the Blackstock Arena on June 12 from 9 a.m. - noon. This clinic is for all Cartwright residents. More details will follow in next week's column. Ruth and Glen Watson, North York, spent Tuesday with Ruth and Bill Marconi. Nancy and Bob Bryans en- Joyed a surprise 50th birthday for Bob's cousin Alan Bryans of Oshawa held at his daughter's home Sherri and Jay Roberts in Oshawa on Saturday evening. Better health is wished for Brad Morton who underwent appendectomy recently and Ma- vis Brodie who is having heart problems. Hope you are home and feeling better soon. They have both been patients in Port Perry Hospital. About thirty gathered at Alpe's for their annual fire- works display and enjoyed a vis- it together. The Shirley Women's Insiti- tute is sponsoring a bus trip on June 7 to Mary Maxim, Paris; Hespler and retail outlets in Kitchener area at a modest cost. To be included call either Hazel Coates 986-5841 or Joyce Kelly 986-4257 as soon as possible. A family supper was held at Patti and Rick Alpe's home for Nathans fourth birthday. Guests were sister Emma (who just turned one April 7), great- grandparents Babe and Wilf Brown, Oshawa, great aunt Wendy Killens, Bowmanville; Gordon and Debbie Bryans, Leanna and Christina and grandparents Nancy and Bob Bryans. The O.N.O. Swim Bus Pro- gram from July 6 to July 16 at Uxpool will be held again this year only if enough children sign up. If interested or if infor- mation 18 needed call Nancy Bryans at 986-5530. The weekly Senior Citizens Euchre Party was held at the Town Hall with 11 tables of card sharks in attendance. Winners were Ruby Cochrane, Thomas Manns, Alex Moffatt, Pat Por- rill, Edna Manns, Norman Roh- rer and Nerta Masters. Draws were won by Bernice Loudfoot, Ross McRoberts, Carl Gimblett, Ruby Cochrane and Richard Potter. The U.C.W. general meeting will be held on Wednesday with Bridge results May 5 - 7 Table Mitchell Afternoon - Avg. 84 North/South First - Bonnie and Jack Da- vies 96. Second - Doris Phinney and special guest Rev. Don Raffan, formerly of Lindsay. Rev. Raf- fan will give an illustrated talk on the people of Brazil and his work there. Everyone is wel: come to attend. If you have a graduation com- ing up in your family, please let me know 80 I can be included in a future column. Twelve members of the After- noon U.C.W. Unit met at the church on this lovely spring day, May 18. Following a tasty dessert lunch, Thelma Wright opened the meeting with a con- tinuation of the reading she has been using, expressing our thankfulness for so many things. Flora Samells led the wor- ship, beginning with the hymn, "What A Friend We Have In Je- sus." Her meditation, "The Rain Is Worth It," revealed how much the rainbows of life are appreciated and valued after the rains. Marion Larmer introduced the program with brief back: ground comments and then showed the video, "A Celebra- tion of Our Roots," which out- lined the history of the different Methodist traditions through the years, ranging from the ear- ly Circuit Riders, Evangelism, Camp meetings,. Education, Women's participation, W.M.S., Mission and Social work, music etc. Discussion which followed reinforced the points brought out in this excellent film. Thel- ma distributed a brief outline of our own local church history in closing and pronounced the ben- ediction. Marie Atfield of Vancouver spent last week in the area visit- ing her father, Merrill and Jean Van Camp as well as other rela- tives and friends. 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