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20 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 15, 1993 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Special F Father' s Day service Sunday by Florence Ashton FILTER & LUBRICATION HERE'S WHAT WE DO: - Supply and install a top quality oil filter - Install up to 5 litres of SW30 motor oil - Lubricate the chassis PLUS A 10 POINT INSPECTION * MOST CARS * Most imported vehicle filters extra * $2.00 extra for Premium TURBO TESTED Motor Oil * 4x4's, Vans, Trucks & Mobile Homes extra. FORD * MERCURY SALES & LEASING PARTS & SERVICE 985-4451 985-3655 HWY. 7A WEST, PORT PERRY SELLING THE BEST & FIXING THE REST I hope everyone enjoyed the great outdoors over the week- end. The weather was just per- fect, wasn't it? Rev. Dorcas Gordon led in morning worship last Sunday at Burns. Her sermon title was "Without a Misty Optic." The choir sang "When T The Saints Come Marching In." Next Sun- day a special family service is being planned when we cele- brate Father's Day. We invite everyone to join us with your family at the 11:15 a.m. service. The church suction and bake items for the auction should be in good condition. Pies, cakes, tarts, cookies, etc. are much ap- preciated for the bake table. The auction begins at 10 a.m. Invite your friends, come along and join in the days activities. The Ladies Bible Class met at the home of Bernice Gardner on Wednesday evening. The meet- ing opened with a call to wor- ship by the president. The hymn "More About Jesus" was sung. The scripture from 1 Kings vs 8-18 was read by Shei- la Parrott. The meditation was day on the church grounds. All titled "God is still in control." sale will take place this Satur- : : Sheila led in prayer. "He Hideth Community Memorial Hospital Foundation Donor Recognition Display Call for Entry The Community Memorial Hospital Foundation is inviting submissions of interest to participate in the Donor Recognition Display Project - an indoor commissioned work of art to be installed in the main entrance of the newly expanded and renovated Community Memorial Hospital at 451 nated gift line for donors and signage for designated rooms. The commissioned work must reflect the hospital's setting and history and effectively honor our donors who have made the advancement of health care possible in Scugog Township. The following elements sheuld be taken into consideration: « High traffic area that will see a lot of wear and tear » Wheelchair accessible » Recognition of donor names in a flexible format that permits growth and movement in eight categories Deadline for entry - Friday, July 2, 1993. Entry must include: * 15 slides of recent work * Resume « General statement regarding the artist's interest and the character of their work Address all entries and enquiries to: Debbie McGarry Manager, CMH Foundation 451 Paxton St., Box 960 Port Perry, Ont. LOL 1A8 Telephone: (416) 985-7321 Fax: (416) 985-0739 Mamata, Paxton Street, Port Perry. The commissioning shall also include a coordi- dir l uu a i NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING COMMUNITY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PORT PERRY Wednesday, June 23, 1993 at 8:00 p.m. in the Hospital Library The Annual Meeting shall, in accordance with the By- laws, receive the reports of the committees, receive the report of the auditors, consider By-law amendments passed by the Board of Directors since the last Annual Meeting, and elect Governors and shall consider such other business as properly comes before the meeting. Members eligible to vote at the Annual Meeting are Life Members and those individuals who have purchased their annual membership thirty (30) days preceding the date of the Annual Meeting. Every member of the Auxiliary of the Community Memorial Hospital who holds a currently valid membership in the Hospital Auxiliary shall be a member of the hospital Corporation and entitled to vote at the Annual Meeting. No person shall be nominated at the Annual Meeting for election to the office of Governor, whose name has not been submitted to the Secretary of the Board in writing, signed by two qualified members of the. Corporation at least thirty days before the date of the Annual Meeting. David A. Brown Secretary-Treasurer Board of Governors My Soul" was sung. Treasurer's report was given by Joan Knight. Florence Ashton was in charge of the program. Her top- ic was "Names and Titles of Je- sus Christ." The meeting closed with prayer. Refreshments were served by our hostess and a pleasant half hour enjoyed by al Muriel Lynde is a patient at Whitby General Hospital at time of writing. We all wish Mu- riel a speedy recovery. Theo and Joan Knight, ac- companied by Hervie and Oli- ver Painter enjoyed a bus trip to Lake George, N.Y. recently. While there they enjoyed Rita McNeil in concert and the Oak Ridge Boys. On Saturday Doug and Flor- ence Ashton visited with Jean and Cecil Vicars of Fergus, ac- companied by Ruth Purdy of Orangeville. Also called in to see Bruce and Jackie Andrews and son Mark and the family mutt "Otus." Enjoy your week! 4-H Club holds first Veterinary Science meeting By Katie Coates On Tuesday, May 11 several people from Port Perry and sur- rounding area gathered at the OMAPF office for the first meet- ing of the 4-H Veterinary Sci- ence Club. After everyone ar- rived, we got to know each other by selecting a partner, inter- viewing him/her and introduc- ing them to the rest of the club. e also learned about the respiratory systems of different animals from sheets we re- ceived earlier from our leader. We then took on the task of electing our clubs executives. Karen Wilson and Cameron Nixon were nominated presi- dents, Tracy Wilson and Sa- mantha Diotte were nominated vice-presidents, Erin and Mark Vernooy were nominated secre- taries, Kimberly Coates and Mi- chelle Stainton were nominated treasurers and Brooke Misasi and Katie Coates were nomi- nated press reporters. To finish off the meeting we looked at the respiratory tract of a pig (which was very inter- esting), and we also looked at x- rays taken of a dog. Bridge Scugog Duplicate Bridge June 9 - Afternoon 4-1/2 Table Howell -Avg. 36 First - Audrey and Peter Francis 45-1/2. Second - Helen Mathieson and Joyce Heard 44-1/2. Third - Marie and Harry Carnegie 41-1/2. Fourth - Doris Phinney and Judy Atkinson 38. Evening 6 Table Howell - Avg. 67-1/2 First - Marie and Blake Van- derwater 87-1/2. Second - Judy and Don Atkin- son 80-1/2. Third - Julie Harris and Har- old Brown 80. Fourth - Doris Phinney and Georgia Brock 70-1/2.