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Ashburn and 'area news by Mrs. R. Heron Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Humphries on their 25th Wedding Anni- versary. Several relatives gathered at their home last. * Friday evening and enjoyed 0? happy time together. Mr. and Mrs. 'Frank Mitchell of Deep River visit- ed recently with Mr. and Mrs. A. Fisher and relatives in the area. Our sympathy to all the sick folks, we seem to have an unusual amount of flu around these days. Mr.-and Mrs. Douglas Gib- %on and sons Douglas and Food For Thought ~ by The Hillier's # Sweet potatoes and ap- ples are a natural com- bination. Alternate slices of apples and cooked sweet potatoes in a shal- low casserole; top with syrup of brown sugar, butter and apple cider, spiced with mace or nut- meg. Bake until glazed. Rubber gloves are first- rate protectors when ¢ handling artichokes or | pineapple. A cheese omelet doesn't have to mean cheddar cheese or Swiss. Distri- bute chunks of cream cheese or brie on the almost-set eggs for ten- der meltingness, or crumble on blue cheese for tang. Heavy cream whips up faster in a high, narrow bowl. A Pyrex quart measuring cup is perfect for hand-whipping a half- pint of cream. Second thoughts: Maybe those big Roman ban- quets weren't quite so bad. Seems no one. ate much before the evening meal. No wonder they were hungry. 'When you're hungry for 'a really good meal, come to ... : 'the Dairy Bar ON THE WATERFRONT Port Perry 985-8611 Our Banquet Burgers are fit for an emperor. -Mark spent a few days with Judys parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bussell Batten. It was Missionary Sunday at Burns Church April 2nd at the morning service, Mrs. J.A. Newstead, president of the Womens Missionary 'Society W.D. of the Preshy- terian Church in Canada was the guest speaker. In keep- ing with the Easter season Rev. McEntyre sang a beau- tiful solo "Now the green blade Riseth". Mrs. Ross Batten took charge of the Jr. Church. The new nursery at the church is ready and beginning next Sunday a worker will be on hand at 11 a.m. to receive children up to 2 years old. After that age there is a Junior church programme for them. The Easter Thanksgiving service of the W.M.S. was held in the santuary of the church on Sunday evening and took the form of a pageant. The president, Lois Daw, gave the call to worship and' Helen Batten led in prayer. Muriel Fisher was the readér and. joined the Easter story from the cruci- - fixion to the Resurrection, while in between readings, 'nine couples with symbols gave scripture verses and lit a candle and placed it in the cross. All this was interspersed with music. Solos were sung by Flor- ence Ashton and Jean McEntyre. Duets by Diane Batten and Alfred Fisher also Chrissie Simpson and .Rose Heron. A quartette number was sung by Hugh Knight, Harold Fisher, Ted Heron and Alfred Fisher. As the senior choir sang "Morning has Broken", the junior choir entered the choir loft dressed in their gold coloured gowns and gold crowns and sang "Up from the grave He arose'. Everyone sang 'Oh, Mighty God, When I Behold the Wonder" making a very effective finish to the programme. Much credit is due to Muriel Fisher and Nellie Hopkins for the arrange- -ment of the pageant and a special thank you from the W.M.S, to all the. willing helpers. . Lunch was served in the Church hall and everyone enjoyed a social time to- gether. The robins are back . so have a good day. § I LANDSCAPING be PHONE-NOW-FOR ++ FREE ESTIMATES pi iles East of Port Perry Hwy. 7A at West Vi Line FRUIT TREES NOW! "DORMANT OIL SPRAY SPRAY YOUR WITH WILSON'S 16 0z. - $2.69 When calling please let phone rifg continously, since we are often in the field and cannot reach the phone within a few rings - 986-4771 : Sy SAY rg qua . deaasinisig singh both daisies tis daisies dtd cto As ac an PFW EREIRY FR AATERRE SA. SPL Slated For Demolition The Sebert House, once described as a modern luxurious hotel equipped with large dining room, barroom and 25 bedrooms will soon be only a memory on Queen Street. The old hotel, which has in recent years been used as a retail and apaftment building, has been pur- chased by the Canadian Bank of Commerce and is slated for demolition. Officials in the Toronto office of the bank are planning a modern new. bank for the location. "ROOF "TRUSSES (Prices Available on Request) ° Pole Barns ° PRESSURE TREATED LUMBER Fences . ocks ° Sun Decks ° Homes ° Benches etc. Pressure Treated Lumber lasts for vears and years because it will not decay or rot, and is chemically treated against termites Pressure Treated Lumber that is Available ... "2x6 -10' tung & groove $4.86 ea. 2x 6-12' tung & groove $6.16 ea. 2x6-16' tung & groove $8.56 ea. 4x6-14 : $14.42 ea. 4x6-16 $16.48 ea. 6x6-16 $24.75 ea. 6x6-18' $34.02 ea. 6x6-20 $38.70 ea. 235 WATER ST. - LAKE SCUGOG MOBILE CONCRETE pm ii ORDER YOUR CONCRETE NOW... oh i © FOR DELIVERY WHEN YOU NEED IT! FE -- CALL TODAY -- Zale 985-7391 "5" LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER 985-7391 - PORT PERRY EEE Rr 2d 2 i RETA ATT,