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eT ------ a -- i | | CT 16- PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, May 22, 1996 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Clubs keeping busy with meetings and tours From Page 14 Jim Emerton, and Myr- tle Gimblett. Lucky draws were won by Pearl Moore, Grant Bright, Sarah Brunton, Charlie Camp- bell, Charlie Stapleton and Doris Evans. Several visitors have called on Nancy and Bob Bryans since they re- turned home from Florida a month ago. Marg and Vic Brown and Tom Cameron of Scarborough who are residents of their Florida Park stopped by on Fvi- day. The Morning Unit of the U.C.W. metat the church on Tuesday, May 15 at 7 p.m. for their May meeting with fifteen members present. After a welcome by Unit Leader Margaret Mount- Joy and a short business period, they then joined with the afternoon unit and several interested vis- itors for the worship seg- ment and heard Abby McLaughlin deliver the speech she has given so successfully at Public Speaking contests for her school, Cartwright Cen- tral Public School. Con- gratulations Abby! Those present were then given another treat to savor. Aileen VanCamp gave a travelogue on her recent trip to Israel which was enjoyed by all. Refreshments followed a very interesting meet- ing. Connie Swain, Reporter. The ONO Club survived another winter with sever- al fun activities. In May they met at Catherine Corden's home with ten in attendance. After enjoy- ing a tour of Northwood Park, President Berta Avery conducted the busi- ness. Another swim pro- gram will be held Aug. 12 to 23 with busing to Ux- pool daily. Contact Nancy Bryans for information and to register. A delicious fruit salad along with much conversa- tion drew the evening to a close. Nancy Bryans, reporter. On Friday evening Joyce Kelly hosted a fami- ly supper when Elizabeth and Peter Peeters, Court- ney, Kathryn and Graham of Omemee, Elaine Kelly of Waterloo, and Esther Kelly and Francis Peeters of Fesserton helped cele- brate their Dad's 60th | Service & ~ ls Open Satur day Dam Co noon Spring Combo We do Lube, Oil & Filter * 50 pt. 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In the evening two of Gerald's aunts Mrs. Berta Tiers of Bobcaygeon and Mrs. Audrey Gilmour of Lindsay along with sev- eral of his cousins and their spouses and some friends enjoyed an eve- ning of cards and visiting. On Saturday Elaine Kelly left for a holiday to Spain, Portugal and Mo- rocco. On May 14, 8 members from the Blackstock branch of the Women's In- stitute attended the Dis- trict Annual at Maple Grove United Church with District Brenda Metcalfin the chair. The Area Convention is October 18, 19 at the Ho- ward Johnson Hotel in Markham. Pennies for Friendship were turned in by each branch. The Area requested pictures of eve- ry member by Feb. 19. June is W.I. Promotion Month so a display is planed to be in Bowman- ville Mall. Also a float is planned for Blackstock Fair Parade. The Milton Agricultural Museum is offering a free admission day on July 1. The museum is open four days, Thursday to Sunday each week. Special days featuring antique tractors - especially the Waterloo Tractor are July 19, 20 and 21. Providence Shaw W.IL conducted a line dance for entertainment. The Ontario Convention is at Ridgetown on July 12, 13 and 14, 1996. Our afternoon speaker was Ann Foster who spoke on Safe and Healthy Commu- nities. The election of offi- cers was presided over by Olive McDonald, a provin- cial Bd director. Signs in- dicating where W.I. mem- bers live were made available to members if they wish to purchase same. Members and branches were requested to contact CRTC to expand the 263 Toll Free area. Forder-Parks Insurance Brokers Inc. GLC. | S YEAR 0.9% 34 Water St., Port Perry, Ontario L9L1]2 985-8471 our best rate subject to change without notice A vote of thanks was ex- tended to the Maple Grove Institute for hosting the 1996 District Annual by Providence Shaw. Provi- dence Shaw then extended an invitation for the Dis- trict Annual to meet with their branch in 1997. Myrtle news By Marg Stevens Saturday, June 8 Myrtle United Church is having a community yard sale from 9-4, rain or shine. Outdoor ta- bles are available at $10. Call Marg at 655- 4044. Contributions to the church table are gratefully accepted call Mary at 655-4003. A special welcome to all the new families who have joined our congregation. Com- munion will be cele- brated on June 9. Sorry to hear Laurel Hamer has not been well and we wish her a speedy recovery. Beautification of our church property has been enhanced by the support of the Brooklin Horticulture Society who have generously donated plants materi- al for our flower beds. Swamp Auto Body Lid. Celebrating 25 years in business nthe same location and still giving you that personalized service. ~ Complete Collision Repairs And Refinishing ~ ~ Free Estimates ~ Insurance Claims Welcome ~ ~ Courtesy Cars Available ~ Doug Robinson and Son 985-3291 RR#1 Port Perry, Ontario LOL 1B2