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Sic CA ea AE by RE or aa ECPI 25 ah mink, 05 Sed - Lon Sar =. ey SE The SrA FRE Fe, 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 17, 1979 Ashburn area news. by Mrs. E. Heron The Ashburn group of the W.M.S. held their thank off- ering meeting on Wednesday Arening October 3rd. A film oh child abuse and child care was shown. Miss Gwen Richardson gave a talk in keeping with the year of the child. Mrs. E. Humphries sang a beautiful solo accompanied by Mrs. J. Davidchuck. The ladies Bible class met last Wednesday evening at the home of Margaret Davis. Nellie Hopkins showed some beautiful Thanksgiving slides with music and special comments and scripture to make the pictures even more meaningful. The President Florence Ashton read a Thanksgiving poem by Helen Steiner Rice and gave a medilation entitl- ed "The Five Grains of Corn." The scripture was read by Joan Knight and Muriel Fisher led in prayer. Mr. Donald Knight attend- ed the Presbyterian young peoples convention at Guelph over the Thanksgiv- ing weekend. Mr. and Mrs.Harold Kerry and Miss Ada Stevenson of Port Perry spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. E. Heron spent a couple of days last week with Rev. and Mrs.Ken Heron of Bracebridge and also enjoyed Thanksgiving with the family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Drew Leap- er of Mississauga. Pattersons of Port 197 Queen St. - 985-8332 LLADRO - WATERFORD 25% OFF CANDLES & CANDLE HOLDERS 15% OFF STUFFED ANIMALS 25% OFF TILLEY LEATHER GOODS Ya OFF HALLMARK SELECTED PARTY WARE Ys OFF Mrs. W. Routley and Mrs. T. Knight enjoyed a bus trip to the Elora area one day last week. Miss Julie Lehman and friend and Mr. Jeff Lehman, all of London, spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lehman and daughter Diane. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jones of Glen Major were dinner guests with Miss Hilda and Mrs. Walter Hopkins on Thanksgiving. We are glad Mrs. Herb Ashton is able to return home after having an opera- tion in Port Perry hospital. Mr. Gordon Stuttaford spent a few days last week with Mrs. Ruth Purdy of Mono Centre. Mrs. Purdy is visiting this week with her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Herb Ashton. Several from the area en- joyed the anniversary serv- ices at St. Johns Church Port Perry and enjoyed the mess- ages and the music of the Ontario Bible College Choir. Next Sunday Burns Church will hold their 130th anniversary at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev. Ken Heron of Bracebridge will be the guest speaker. There will be special music. Everyone is invited to come. Love is the language that every heart speaks and love is the answer to all that men seeks. Bill Scott receives an appointment Prime Minister, Joe Clark has announced the appoint- ment of Bill Scott MP, Vic- toria-Haliburton, as District Deputy Chairman, Commit- tee of the Whole House of Commons. As an Assistant Deputy Chairman, his duties will RL) PAV AA Lb wh De 0 LAR NR SOP CaN BERL NL AREA ALY [07 SAY RRR E i RNG HED SRN RELY k NEALE BE A involve assisting the Speak- er, the Honorable James Jerome, in Committee deli- berations as they are pres- cribed by parliamentary form and practice in the Canadian parliament system. Many Other Fall Values. ROR, * Jim McCready * John Turnbull * Art Shanwalt * Harold Ryerse * John Keys * Gary Plumb * Al Peets * Tony Goodmaker * Jack Lally * Ted Douglas * Greg Menzies a Mysterious Message While documenting and recording information on the gravestones in Pinecrest Cemetery, researchers working for the Scugog Shores Museum have found several stones with unusual inscriptions. One is the stone over the graves of two young men, William E. Foley, and Asenath C. Richmond, who died January 12, 1856. The inscription contains a message which could be a warning and also a clue as to how the youths lost their lives more than a century ago. '"May every thoughtless soul who reads awake, and from our early death an awful warning take," is part of that message. The museum researchers would like to know if any Port Perry Star readers can shed some light on this mystery, possibly hearing the tale from their grandfathers or great uncles. If anyone has any idea what happened to William and Asenath that brought them to such an early end, contact the Scugog Shores Museum, or the Port Perry Star. COME IN & TALK TO OUR FRIENDLY SALES STAFF : -- \ . * Grant Mowbray * Bob Knapp * Ken Sherban * Al McKenzie * Garnet Landry plow 4 52525¢! DENTURE THERAPIST 66 Brock St. W., 163 Simcoe St. S., Uxbridge 852-5291 Oshawa 579-8752 : 214 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-7797 5252525252525252525252 5C52525252525052525252525252 BC 52525250525252525¢ BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND ... THE P.P.H.S. 2nd ANNUAL ~ CITRUS SALE ORANGES & GRAPEFRUITS From the Rio Grande Valley - Texas 1250 DUNDAS ST. E. 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