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ow - | = = i a TE i "Scugog"s Community Newspaper of Choice" 28 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 21, 1999 2 CHRIS HALUPORT PERRY STAR MADE FOR TV: Production crews invaded Port Perry last weekend as the main intersection in town was transformed into Connecticut at Christmas time for the film "In The Nick Of Time". A home qn Cochrane St., the intersection of Queen and Perry Sts., and the Wagg Funeral Home parking lot were all used for the shoot, which lasted all day Saturday and included creating falling snow on downtown Port Perry. celebrate the future; DURHAM 1974 ww 1) 999 There's no excuse for dumping waste along any road. -- - With your community's regular garbage and yard waste collections as well as the Region's Blue Box recycling program and waste disposal facilities, there is no reason for anyone to dump household waste along the road. Let's keep our Region and your neighbourhood clean. Report illegal dumping to your local municipal Works Department. Illegal dumping costs us all. plated eT or' of Clack A aad Rls Church bell is returned to Burns in special ceremony Sunday, Sept. 19 was a memorable day in the life of Burns Church when we held a special celebration to dedicate the bell from our former church which 1s now placed on a beauti- ful stone cairn on the his- toric site of the original church. Our guest minister was the Rev. Ken Heron from Bracebridge. Ken is the great-great-grandson of the founder of our con- gregation, William Heron Sr. Ken delivered a very inspiring sermon "Finding New Purpose." We were reminded of the past witness of the church to the community when the bell used to ring each Sunday morning inviting worshippers to church. Now the bell has a new purpose which challenges us to continue to be a witness in the community as it has been in the past. Ken and his Ashburn area news by Florence Ashton A ---- wife Elaine favoured us with three musical selec- tions with Ken on the gui- tar. The guest piper was Tom Bowen of Pickering, who piped everyone out to the bell site for the dedi- cation. Following this, everyone enjoyed refresh- ments in the church hall, and a happy time of fel- lowship and rejoicing. Many former members and friends came back to Burns and shared with us on this joyous occasion. Friends from as far away as Thunder Bay were in attendance. As the weath- er couldnt have been nicer it was a great day of celebration for one and all Attention Insurance Policyholders Call Investment Advisor Robert Gow at (905) 434-7156 If You Are Receiving Demutualization Benefits, Call Me To Find Out How You Can Minimize The Tax Consequences. » RBC DOMINION SECURITIES Personal Wealth Management™ THERAPY & COUNSELLING | Dr. Bill Eull, Ph.D..C.Psych Psychologist Joyce Eull RN. Therapist North Durham Professional Counsellors stress, anxiety, depression or are in crisis because of trauma or abuse. who attended. We feel we have been specially blessed. The Ladies Bible Class met at the home of Aldine Wick on Wednesday, Sept. 15 with president Florence Ashton chairing the meeting. The meeting opened with singing "Trust and Obey." Scripture' was read by Lexie Pettus, reading from 2 Peter 1:1-11, fol- lowed with prayer. Meditation was titled "The Garden." Hymn "Have Thine Own Way" was sung. Offering and treasurer's report by Joan Knight. Bernice Gardner was in charge of the pro- gram, and shared with us some thoughts by Rev. Charles Stanley on "Experiencing God's Love." The meeting closed with prayer. Lunch was served by our hostess. Wednesday night of this week is the regular meeting of the Brooklin Horticulture Society and also the chrysanthemum and vegetable show. John Simkims is the guest speaker and will address the subject "Peonies." Time is 8 p.m. at Brooklin United Church. crossword 0|0 IC NIT K 188 Mary Street, Port Perry 985-1130 « 1-800-253-0181 NY LO) ITS 110010) 8 Day Care Centres Inc. 399 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-0800 Toddler Openings Available 15-mths. -- 2 1/2 yrs. Limited openings in other ages 21/2 yrs. -- 12 yrs. Offering before and after school care glonemoor - : Open "iL " 6:30am a5 } ° Care get? to 6:00 pm E led EE DISUSE US 24 Nr I. Doreen Kendall & Bill Brock 2. March 1989 3. Lawrence Malcolm 4. June 1984 5. Larry Kendall 6. April 1974 7. $2,000 8. October 1960 9. September 1967 10. October 1954 SAAR AA EAA RAR ZF FANS ERXR YF EN INS dsr er ovate ubbonsar es rad