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B8 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, Oct. 18, 1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Tractor Our community was con- cerned with the news that Ma- rie Tysick suffered a serious medical problem last Tuesday and was rushed to Community Memorial Hospital, to Oshawa Hospital and to Wellesley Hos- pital, Toronto, and then later to Toronto Western Hospital where she underwent very seri- ous surgery. Happily, I can re- port that she is making good progress following her surgery. Our thoughts are with Marie and her husband Ross, as well as daughter Sherry and Leon Slute. His many friends in this area are happy to learn that Jim pull banquet is on November 12 McHarg has been able to be transferred to Community Me- morial Hospital from Kingston Hotel Dieu Hospital. Jim is pro- gressing favourably. Glad also to report that Mrs. Erma Tripp is progressing fa- vourably following her major surgery in a London hospital last week. On Friday afternoon, Rea and Becky Mahaffy of St. Mary's called on Merrill and Jean Van- Camp on their way to the Here- ford sale in Peterborough. The Pork Dinner hosted by the members of the Blackstock United Church choir on Satur- day evening was a great success in every way. Grant and Lorna Edgerton, Merrill and Jean VanCamp, Grant and Heather McLaugh- lin, Neil and Kathy McLaughlin were guests at the wedding of their niece/cousin Joanne Bir- kett and heith Rahm at the Port Perry United Church on Saturday. The reception and dance followed at the hall of the TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG a N a Rb Sioa A PUBLIC NOTICE REGARDING THE PROPOSED STOPPING UP, CLOSING AND CONVEYING OF THE ROAD ALLOWANCE KNOWN AS HIGH STREET ON PLAN 52 PORT PERRY. NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to Section 297 of the Municipal Act, R.S.0O., 1990, Chapter 45, that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Scugog proposes to pass by- laws to stop up, close and convey the road allowance known as High Street on Plan 52, in the former Village of Port Perry. If approved, the subject road allowance will be divided equally between the adjoining property owners. The proposed plan and description showing the lands affected may be viewed in the Clerk's Department, Township of Scugog, 208 North St., Port Perry, Ontario. On Monday, October 31, 1994 at 2:00 p.m., in the Council Chambers, Municipal Office, 181 Perry St., Port Perry, Ontario, the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Scugog will hear, in person, or by Counsel, solicitor or agent, any person who claims his land will be prejudicially affected by the said By- Law and applied to be heard. Any person who wishes to be heard should, as soon as possible, make application to: Earl S. Cuddie Administrator/Clerk Township of Scugog Clerk's Department 208 North Street, PORT PERRY, Ontario LOL 1A7 (905) 985-7346 BLOSSOM L451 094 'g Ww | en sn 60 CRESCENT [5 Hol §. 2114618 24 \2¢6 RIDGEVIEW DRIVE s| Z| elrnr 9 VANEDWARD ORIVE FIRST PUBLISHED SEPTEMBER 27, 1994 SouEBMO[[Y poy 159(qQng Immaculate Church, Port Perry. Congratulations to John and Marion Carnaghan who cele- brated their 50th wedding anni- versary on Friday. A family gathering in their honor was held at the Recreation Centre on Sunday. Best wishes, John and Marian. On Saturday, Oct. 22, a bus trip will be made to Samco Toy, Toronto, where toys may be bought at greatly reduced pric- es. The bus will be stopping at Blackstock High School if ar- rangements are made. Tickets cost $10. Return will be late af- ternoon. Call 986-4257 to re- serve a seat. On Saturday, Gerald and Joyce Kelly attended the Dis- trict II Annual meeting at Trout Creek where Joyce was the guest speaker. It was certainly interesting to hear reports of fairs of another area. Following the meeting, they travelled by way of Bala and the Cranberry Festival to Penetan- guishene where they were over- night guests of Esther Kelly and Francis Peeters. Sunday was a beautiful day for a tour of this area. Little Kathryn Larmer was a weekend guest of her grandpar- ents Peggy and Ralph Larmer while her parents Paul and Margaret were in Ottawa where Paul judged a cattle show. Best wishes go to another group of young people away to Conception further education - Michelle lia .-.-™..,s_--'Y ratr rr tt4i™'™ PORT PERRY Morton who is studying Honor History at Sir Wilfred Laurier, Amanda Walsh who is in her first year at Mitchener College, Toronto, and Jason Dunkley and Trempass Moore who are both studying engineering at Waterloo University. There were 12 tables at the Tuesday evening weekly card party with the following win- ners: Pat Porrill, Vivian Kydd, Muriel Butson, Gordon Finney, Mary Poots, Mary Finney and Loube Lowrey. Draws were won by Charlie Campbell, Muriel Butson, Ruby Smith, Elsie Pogue, Mary Forest, Louise Lowry. Anniversary specials were won by Meta Swain, Kath- leen Watts, Ruby Smith, James Emerton and Marie Geer. UCW Reports Afternoon Unit by Dora Martyn Eleven UCW ladies met at Thelma Wright's home and en- Joyed a lovely dessert luncheon of pumpkin pie and whipped cream prepared by Audrey Wright and Aileen Byers. Dora Martyn chose the theme of Thanksgiving for her worship using verses from Psalms 67 and 105 to illustrate that one should give thanks at all times. Plans were made for the Trac- tor Puller's Banquet on Nov. 12. Kathleen Watts gave a report on the Presbyterial regional meeting. - The next meeting is changed from Nov. 8 to Nov. 9 to be at Kathleen Watts home. 139 Water Street & 6 High Street, Port Perry Written auto glass &* trim mw, was Guarantee F ~ [ 4 « INSURANCE WORK e SAVE uwto *50°° On any ne replacement WINDSHIELD Insurance Claim with most insurance companies with this coupon at time of purchase 3 Locations ¢ Mobile Service All Work Guaranteed THE SF L 985-8507 Port Perry 668-2003 Whitby UNG ASSOCIATION ~ DURHAM REGION ~ Announces The Fall Schedule for THE ASTHMA OUTREACH PROGRAM OSHAWA GENERAL HOSPITAL - October 24, 26, November 7,9 & 21, 23. AJAX PICKERING HOSPITAL - October 26, 27, November 9, 10 & 23, 24. BOWMANVILLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - October 25, 27, November 8, 10. COMMUNITY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, PORT PERRY - October 25, 28, November 8, 11 & 22, 25. WHERE WE BRING OUR PROGRAM TO YOU! Plan to attend these free sessions. For more information call the Lung Association - Durham Region at 436-1046 sponsored by GLAXO CANADA INC. Jean Adams conducted a study of Huldah, a lady prophet whom few had heard about and learned that she had influenced a king to lead his people to fol- low the covenant of the law and to give up their sinful ways. As Flora Samells is moving to Orono to live with her daughter, we all wished her well and as- sured her we will miss her. Meeting closed with Benedic- tion. Morning Unit Reported by Jean VanCamp Margaret Mountjoy wel- comed 15 ladies and two visitors to the morning UCW unit Octo- ber meeting. After a dainty lunch of coffee or tea, coffee cake or muffins, Edith McLaughlin thanked Margaret and wel- comed everyone. Jessie Gunter ingjroduced Ka- thy Brown and Judy Climen- hage, Public Health nurses from the Durham Unit. They gave an informative presenta- tion re: 1. Osteoporosis - brittle bones, etc.; 2. Heart disease - aging, strokes, etc.; 3. Breast cancer - estrogen and side ef- fects, etc. Jessie thanked the guests and they were on their way to their next appointment. Gwenyth Thompson an- nounced ¢he Hospital Bazaar on Oct. 22, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Ruby VanCamp is taking orders for church calendars. Tractor Puller's Banquet is Nov. 12 at 6 p.m. and lists were sent around for food to be donat- ed. Several get-well cards were signed. Eileen McLaughlin told about a "Weekender" party that is being held in the C.E. room on Nov.2at 7:30 p.m. May Shortridge conducted the worship on the theme of Thanksgiving. The meeting closed with each girl naming things we are thankful for. This Thursday, Oct. 20 is the annual meeting of District 4 of Ont. Association of Agricultural Societies at Lindsay beginning at 9 a.m. For car pooling, please call either Joyce or Leah. i RR AT -- Ty ] A ------ A IRAE er TM, Til lms,