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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 22, 1995 - 15 Horticultural Society to hold Insult to customers annual meetin [ee Ashburn by Florence Ashton Burns Church members gathered together on the lawn of Margaret Davis on Sunday morning for wor- ship with Rev. Sheina Smith in charge. We were all comfortably seated in a lovely shaded area. Deb- bie Batten favored us with two lovely selections, "When the Roll is Called up Yonder" and "Love Lift- ed Me". Everyone enjoyed the tasty refreshments following the service and a nice visit together. The funeral service for Chrissie McKinney was held from Burns Church on Saturday morning. Chrissie had been ill for three years, having spent the last six months at Corn roast planned Seagrave by Robinglade Estates res- idents are reminded of the annual corn roast Satur- day, Aug. 26. Hope the great weather that we've been having continues. A good turn out is expected as usual with lost of fun planned (games for the kids and the parents too!) Great opportunity to have a chat with neighbors you haven't seen in ages! Get well wishes go out to Ashleigh Sandiford who had a stay in the Port Perry Hospital. Glad to hear you're home and feel- ing better Ashleigh! Our home was a busy place last Thursday and Friday as our daughter Katherine was hostess to her soccer team. Fifteen out of the 16 girls on the team enjoyed swimming, volleyball, and sleepover. The teams sponsor, Trad- er Sams, Port Perry, do- nated pizza (thanks!) Happy birthday wishes go out to John-Philip Zid- ner, Kevin Kerry, Bill Short, Matthew MacDon- ald. Happy anniversary to Brian and Anna Jewell. Seagrave United Church will resume ser- vices on Sunday, Sept. 3 at 9:30 a.m. Welcome home to the Runceimans of Robin- glade Estates who have returned home recently UNDER 13 FREE $4 TUES Morp Power Rangers 9 MONTHS ® STARTING FRI AUG 25 d CLUELESS dq Virtuosi ® FREE HALF BACK PASS from a holiday in England and Wales visiting rela- Turnto Page 27 ES <Y » i ESN » packages, or customize your own. Call now for details. IIIT) DURIAM METAL SALE. 2142 Rundle Rd., Courtice * (905) 697-2428 1-800- 37-9379 SIDING & ROOFING BY METAL SALES MFG CORP. Whitby General Hospital where she passed away last Wednesday. Chrissie was a real in- spiration to all who knew her and she will be sadly missed. We extend our sincere sympathy to Dr. John McKinney and fami- ly. Brooklin Horticultural Society will hold its' gen- eral meeting and Annuals show on Wednesday night of this week at 8 p.m. at Brooklin United Church. The guest speaker will be Shirley Mohammed. Her topic will be "The Art of Pressing and Drying Flowers". There are a to- tal of 58 classes for the show. Flowers, fruits/ vegetables and decora- tive. Check your show Business Hours: 8:30am - 5:00pm inquiries After Hours: Please leave call will be returned at your convenience. YJ liability suits; citizens; and - Facility User groups - Service groups; and The Township of Scugog is in the process of developing a Municipal Alcohol Policy for implementation within it's recreation facilities. The main goals of the policy will be: - to protect volunteers and the municipality from future - to ensure the health and safety of community groups - to provide for the enjoyment of municipal parks and recreation facilities and to provide responsible leadership in the community regarding the use of alcohol Participation in this process is now being requested by Council from; - Interested agencies and citizens in the Township of Scugog to form a "Working Group" in order to develop a policy that can be implemented in the Township. Interested parties are urged to attend the upcoming information session being scheduled to take place Tuesd Au 7. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG MUNICIPAL ALCOHOL POLICY FOR WT L&I (© 1 5 N OR DANO) I 01 I 0 § ON) g Wednesday book carefully. On Saturday Doug and Florence Ashton accompa- nied by Margaret Davis and Irene Moore attended the Canadian Iris Society Iris auction which was held at the Civic Garden Centre/Edwards Gar- dens, Toronto. This event is held annu- ally, and is an excellent opportunity to obtain some of the newer culti- vars. We are pleased to hear that Grace Hopkins is well enough to be out of the hospital. I understand she is recuperating at the home of her daughter Sharon and Tony Emm. Thats' my news for this week, folks! Enjoy your week and keep cool. COLOR PHOTOCOPIES Beautiful color photocopies from our Canon Laser Copier while you wait. Enlarge or Reduce your favorite family photos STAR OFFICE CENTRE 188 Mary St. - Port Perry PHONE (905) 985-7383 From page 7 ers. About one quarter of one per cent to about half a per cent on savings, often less than the month- ly service charges on deposits. In the depres- sion of the 1930s they paid J per cent. A dormant account can cost $12 a year. They take every advantage of the individual depositor with exorbitant service charg- es, yet loan billions to wheeler dealer specula- tors like the Reichmans - who bankrolled the failed Canary Wharf deal in England. 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