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Ed. © EY Fr § 2 gs a 5 3 i oes Fo dab ie CL he Gel Lah morial Hospital in Port Perry. RSPO. MOL Restavmany | Jim Harris of Norval, Ontario passed away on Tuesday, July 27,1993 at the Community Me- Born in Cartwright Township --- Every Friday Night --- Sept. 24 - Carpet Frogs on November 5, 1931, Jim was the son of the late Susie (nee Flett) and Edmund Harris. He is survived by his sisters Jean STOUFFVILLE just north of water tower 642-2010 KRAZY KARAOKE Every Saturday Night Yuk Yuk's Stand-Up Comedy Every second Sunday, Next Show - Sun., Sept. 26 Reserve Now 642-2010 Are you procrastinating or stalling about doing an odd job that you don't want to tackle? Will Do It! Call Bill at 985-8069 = Real estate agents from Century 21 On Track Realty Inc. in Port Perry held a car wash on Saturday to raise money for Easter Seals. Helping the agents were Nicholas Herold (an Easter Seals child), his older brother Paul, and several Easter Seals families. Century 21 would like to thank Homestead Furniture and Appliances for the use of their parking lot and the water, and Mayor Howard Hall for supporting the agency's efforts. Van Camp, Lorna Edgerton, Shirley Magill, Reta Birkett, Verna Chapman and he was predeceased by his sister Wilma Harris. Jim attended school in Cart- wright Township and at a young age went to work for Gen- eral Motors. After 17 years at G.M. he left to work as a Groom of Standard Bred horses. He worked for Coke Training Stables in Norval until April of | this year when his cancer be- came too painful and he had to be admitted to hospital. A funeral service was held in the McDermott-Panabaker Chapel of the Wagg Funeral Home in Port Perry on Friday, July 30 with Rev. Dale Davis of- ficiating. Pallbearers were Wesley Coke, Duane Beers, Roy Gra- ham, Grant McLaughlin, Brian Magill and Neil McLaughlin. Jim was buried beside his mother and father in Devitts Cemetery. Memorial donations were made to the Community Memo- rial Hospital Foundation and to the Canadian Cancer Society. SPECIAL bs - OFFER - ~ FREE INSTALLATION = FOR MONTH OF SEPTEMBER! Custom designed in any size « Self-storing * Hi-tech electronic sun and wind control system Enjoy sun or shade on your patio or deck Sun if you want it-Shade when you don't by Karen Davis It sure feels like fall, but it made the activities at the Scu- gog Shores Museum and Village this weekend fitting - "Fall Har- vest Days". It was a busy place with many displays, activities - and entertainment. All ages seemed to enjoy themselves. It was especially nice to get a clos- er look at the work completed at the Head Memoxjal Church and the new acreage fequired by the Museum. Congratulations to the staff and volunteers of the Museum! ~ The Golden Slippers will be heading north to Collingwood on Sept. 24 for the Great North- ern Exhibition with two shows at 2 and 4 p.m. We'll be think- ing of you. On Saturday, Sept. 25,9 to 11 a.m., the 2nd Scugog Scouts will be holding a "bottle drive". Peo- ple who have bottles to donate, - please leave them at the end of your driveway. If you have any questions, please call Glenda Ranieri at 985-3220. Don't forget to mark the Hos- pital Auxiliary's Fall Fair and Luncheon on your calendar. It 1s on Oct. 2, 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., at the Latcham Centre in Port Perry. Donations would be appreciated. Scugog Shores Museum Village and Archives For those of you who still want to donate to the Head Me- morial Church Restoration Fund, there is still time. The Museum needs as much sup- port as possible, so why not mail your donation today or contact Kim Harper at 985-3589 or our Historical Society President, Paul Arculus at 985-3658. Scugog Island United Church The church was busy with Sunday School Registration on * Perfect for today's lifestyle * No permanent framework * Beautiful fabrics from European designers. The Choice is Yours Aristocratic Retractable Patio and Deck Awnings No Obligation - Call Today OPPERS 193 North St., Port Perry 416-985-4910 Sunday morning. It was great to see so many children and par- ents out for a time of fellowship. We look forward to seeing you next week. On Sunday evening, the High School Youth Group met at the church. The Lectionary Bible Study group will meet on Tuesday, Sept. 21 at 1:30 p.m. at the church. ; Choir practice is on Thurs- day, Sept. 23 at 7 p.m. The Youth Group will meet at the church on Friday, Sept. 24, 6 to 7:30 p.m. Youth in Grades 6-8 are welcome. : Next Sunday, Sept. 26, the worship service will be at our regular time at 9:45 a.m. with Sunday School and Nursery care provided. Our minister, Elaine Barber, can be reached at 985-4094. Saturday evening, Eliza and Maurice Fralick hosted a fami- ly dinner party to honor their granddaughter, Anna-Lyn Di Paolo, who was celebrating her birthday and graduation from the University of Toronto. Anna-Lyn is leaving to teach English to first and second year students at the University of Nice in France. Bon Voyage Chance! Please call 985-8871 with your news for next week's col- umn. Fall fair and Bonne October a A ey The weekly euchre was held on Thursday night with 13 ta- bles. The winners for the eve- ning were Verna Slute, Heidi Krieg, Phyllis Pegg, Irwin Kydd, Isobel Hardiman, Merv Storie. Lucky draws - Norman Rohrer, James Emerton, Caro- line Haugh. : Merv and Ilean Pugh spent the weekend in Gananoque at- tending the funeral of a close friend, Bill Dennison. John and Peggy Bredin and family spent the weekend at the cottage. Sunday, Sept. 26 will be the 127th anniversary of Prince Al- bert United Church. Guest speakers from the congregation will share memories of the church life in Prince Albert. Special music. Come and join the fellowship and lunch follow- ing the service. Sunday School will be start- ing Sept. 19. We welcome any children of the community to come and join. If anyone is in- terested in helping with Sun- day school classes, please call Shirley at 985-3891. Beef sup- per will be on Sunday, Oct. 24. The Hospital Auxiliary are having a fall fair on Saturday, Oct. 2 at the Latcham Centre. There will be home bakin crafts, lucky draws and lunc will be sold. The hospital auxil- iary do many things for your hospital. Please turn out an give your support. ,