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14 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 22,1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice' Fair represented at conference Once again our community 1s saddened and shocked by the loss of another of our young peo- ple with the passing of Paul Green on Friday in a Toronto hospital. Sympathy is extended to his parents, Jack and Helen Green, his brothers John and Linda, Bryan and Bryce and his sister Natalie and Jim, to his grandmother Mrs. Harold Hon- ey of Port Perry as well as to his many other relatives and friends. Paul was an accom- plished chef and just last year, along with a partner, had pur- | AfterLoss' Learning how to cope with grief p Dia Questions & Answers about grief recovery* Q. What are some of the "normal" signs and symptoms of grief? A. Social withdrawal, physical discomfort, feel- ings of distress and intense emotional suffering are the most common prob- lems that face those who grieve. You may experi- ence many variations of these problems. They may be present all at one time or may not be recognized by you at any time. It is impossible to know how any one person will react at any given time. "Normal" for one person may be very over-reactive for another. *Questions from bereavement classes are answered here by the editor of After Loss, the month- ly grief-recovery help letter. For your free copy of After Loss or one of our other helpful booklets dealing with grief recovery just call or stop by. Wagg Funeral Home McDERMOTT-PANABAKER CHAPEL 216 Queen St., Port Perry 985-2171 Myles G. O'Riordan Owner/Manager A member of the After Loss Family of Funeral Homes dedicated to belping those they serve unth assistance in grief recover © 1992 Harbor Hose (West) Publishers summerand, CA 93067 » 800 423-8811 EE he. lL te td As CO chased a restaurant in down- town Toronto. The funeral ser- vice will be held on Tuesday at the Chapel of Low and Low, Port Perry. Many of our university stu- dents will be enjoying Reading Week either this week or next, depending on the schedules of the university attended. Annie Dorrell and Lynn McLaughlin, both students of North Bay Faculty of Educa- tion, are at their homes while teachingin the area. Henry and Muriel Wotten have returned home from a de- lightful holiday in Florida ER = & where they enjoyed beautiful weather conditions. St. John's Anglican Church will be holding an evening "Strictly for the Birds" on April 15 at the church. A silent auc- tion will be followed by Ken Carmichael showing slides of birds of the Arctic. Joy and lan Rudkin, John and Linda Green, Lawrence VanCamp spent several days last week in Kentucky attend- ing a National Farm Show and taking in several tours in the area of interest. Marilyn Green, Tracy Martin and Laurie Paisley enjoyed a EE ET SCOTT ANDERSON / PORT PERRY STAR Friends gathered in the library at Community Memorial Hos- pital to celebrate the 90th birthday of Helen Stouffer on Febru- ary 16. Mrs. Stouffer , a life-long resident of Port Perry, is joined by her good friend Dorothea Koch. Pc AUTO Used LEASING - FINANCING 3 months or 5000km warranty included on most vehicles rot] SALES | Cars Trucks BOB HOARE BOB JAMIESON Lasy toget tv... 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Following a very informative talk, a question and answer pe- riod was followed by refresh- ments. This event was ar- ranged by the C.E. Committee of the United Church. Many from this area joined his many other relatives and friends who attended the Open House in honor of Ralph Sad- dler's 80th birthday. This birth- day party was held at the home of his daughter Janice and Richard MacKenzie and family on Sunday afternoon. Gloria and Ian Scott, Ralph's older daughter, co-hosted this event. Happy birthday, Ralph. The annual Golden Slider competition was won by Black- stock Curling Club defeating Port Perry Club at the fun event last Monday night. Remember World Day of Prayer will be held Maxch 4 at Nestleton Hall. There were 10 tables at the weekly card party with the fol- lowing winners: Carl Ferguson, Nerta Masters, Jean Porrill, Doreen Ferguson, Ray Staples, Margaret Finney and Betsy Staniland. Lucky draws were won by Teresa Berkers, Kath- leen Watts, Charlie Campbell, Marion Staples, Carl Ferguson and Jim Emerton. Blackstock Fair was well rep- resented at the annual Ontario Association of Agricultural So- cieties convention last week. Directors attending were: Mer- rill and Jean VanCamp, Leah Frew, Barry VanCamp, Helen and John Coates, David and Kathleen Petrie, Millie Coy, Jo- die Duff, Kelly Gatchell, Mark Graham, Gerald and Joyce Kel- ly, for various times of the event. Blackstock did well in the various competitions win- ning three prizes in the photo- graphic competition winning the plaque for most points in the Junior Section in the Slide section, two prizes in the Photo section and third prize in the Display competition. On Feb. 26, the Durham East Junior Farmer's Banquet and Dance will be held at the Nes- tleton Hall. Pot luck dinner be- gins at 7 p.m. and the dance at 9 p.m. Young people are invited to attend. Any organization that wishes upcoming events included in the weekly Thursday morning Blackstock report on CKLY, please let me know the details. ~ An excellent opportunity for free publicity. Morning Unit of the UCW by Connie Swain The Morning Unit of the UCW met at the Church with 19 members and one visitor present on Tuesday, Jan. 8. Our hostess, Eileen McLaughlin, served a delicious brunch. Unit leader Edith McLaugh- lin opened the meeting with si- lent prayer. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. Thank you notes were received, one from Kelly Van- Camp of Mt. Sinai Hospital in Toronto thanking the ladies who made 16 isolette covers for the neo-natal unit. She en- closed pictures of these covers in use in the unit at the hospi- tal. A donation was given to the Hospital Auxiliary of Commu- nity Memorial Hospital. The worship was led by Ruby VanCamp. Her theme was "What do you think mission is?" Several ladies participated in a skit depicting "An Overseas Mission History" from the early 1900s to the 1990s. We then watched two videos, one from a rural congregation in New Brunswick, the second from Grace United Church in Hano- ver. From these we developed the question, "What is our mis- sion?" The meeting closed with a benediction. LOOSE RUGS BROADLOOM Repairs to Block & Concrete Walls WeepingTiles Repaired & Installed FREE ESTIMATES Bm WRITTEN GUARANTEE McGuinness COATINGS ~ 985-2814 lL -- FOR PARENTS/CAREGIVERS AND THEIR CHILDREN EIGHTEEN MONTHS THROUGH THREE YEARS OF AGE "Guided by the Kindermusik Beginnings teacher, the parent/caregiver and the child will actively participate in a world of music. In this joyful environment, the child's musical instincts are encouraged and fundamental skills begin to develop. * MOVE * SING * LISTEN * PLAY * CREATE Spring Semester begins MARCH 15, 1994 Tuesdays « 15 weeks « 35 min. duration « Tuition $80.00 « Home materials $35.00 REGISTRATION: Port Perry United Church on Monday, Feb. 28 / 7-8pm FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL PAULA HOHMANN - 579-5073