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Ashburn area news Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daw. They have a. new baby grandson, Michael Daw. The proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Daw of Toronto. Many of us watch with interest fqr the articles by James Daw in the Toronto Star on the financial page. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fisher accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Mansel Gerrow enjoyed a trip to Florida, where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lynde at Alcon and Mrs. Dorothy Tunney at Kissimmee and other friends. The March Ladies Bible Class meeting was held in the church parlour. The president Catherine Humphrey opened with a worship service that was very fitting for the times we live in. The program was given by Margaret Davis, who, following along the line of the usual women of the Bible studies, gave a very interesting and helpful account of the life of Martha. The next meeting will be at Bernice Gardners home. It is good to have Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Emm home after they spent part of the winter in Florida. We are glad to report Mr. Nelson Ashton is home from Dr. Ruddy Hospital, also Mr. Bill Hopkins is home from Port Perry Hospital. The Kirk guild sponsored a casserole cooking school on Saturday morning, March 21st, under the very capable leadership of Effie Parrott and Ruby Bryant. A number of delicious casseroles were prepared, and at noon we all sat down, to a lovely lunch sampling all the casseroles and salads. There was also delicious. desserts. Many thanks is due to everyone who worked hard to make this a very good and happy day. Visitors with Mr..and Mrs. E. Heron recently were Mr._ and Mrs. W. McAndless and - family, Miss Linda Fricker of Pon Mills, Reverend and Mrs. Ken Heron of Brace- Stock Number: 14244. 81 PHOENIX Stock Number: 12442. 5 passenger Coupe, 2.8 litre V6 bridge and Mr. and Mrs. Robert McAndless of Rexdale. ' Mr. Leslie Guardhouse of Mississauga called on Mr. Herb Ashton on Thursday of last week. We are sorry to report Mr. Lorne Parrott is in Port Perry Hospital. We all wish him better health. A very pretty wedding was solomnized in St. John Church, Whitby, when Miss Elizabeth Willem became the bride of Mr. David Humphrey. The reception was held in the brides home at Brooklin. The happy couple are making their home at Deep River. We wish them all the best in their married life. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ashton and sons Ronald and Arnold visited with Mrs. Ruth Purdy of Mono Centre recently and all attended the College Royal weekend at Guelph. Bible study was held at the . home of Mr. and Mrsv E. Humphrey last Tuesday evening with Mrs. John McKinney as leader. The next one will be April 7th and everyone is welcome. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gardner and Jean last week were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cunnington and farfily, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Yendle and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Stuart and family, all of Guelph. Also Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bonnell and Donna of Scarborough. There was a good turn-out at the euchre party at the Centennial Centre last Thursday night. The ladies prizes were won by Jean Johnston =~ and Betty Cincurak. The mens prizes went to Art Richardson and Nelson Cole and to Martin Gall for the most lone hands. The next party is-April 9th. A happy birthday to Mrs. Archie McLaren who celebrated her 80th birthday last week. Her daughter Mrs." Douglas , Johnson entertained at a lovely Now's The Time! BRAND NEW -- 81 ACADIAN "S" COUPE : 1.6 Litre engine, automatic transmission, cloth buc 81 PONTIAC PARISIENNE SEDAN 5.0 Litre 305-V8 automatic, power equipped, notch back front seat, AM radio. Stock Number: 12280. afternoon tea for the | - engine, automatic transmission power steering & brakes, tilt wheel, front wheel drive. Stock Numb . 81 BUICK SKYLARK Sedan - 2.5 litre 4 cylinder, automatic transmission, radio, power steering, white walls, cloth interior, front wheel drive. Stock Number: 12462. 81 PONTIAC LeMANS COUPE 3.8 Litre V6 engine, automatic transmission, white walls, radio, chrome wheel discs, rear defroster, white with red cloth interior. Stock Number: 12446. : 2 81 BUICK REGAL COUPE i . 3.8 Litre, V6 engine, automatic transmission, white walls, radio, wheel discs, defroster, maple metallic - maroon cloth interior. Stock Number: 12388. 81 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX COUPE 3.8 Litre V6 engine, automatic, many extras, medium standstone metallic, brown cloth interior. occasion. The Johnson have sold their home and will be moving to Calgary in the near future. They will be missed here. ) Next Sunday at Burns Scugog Island UCW The March meeting of Grace U.C.W, was held at Church will be laity Sunday and on April 26th, there will be a special commemoration service both morning and evening. Missionaries will be present and everyone is cordially invited to attend. Heidi Kreig and Christina Prentice - taken from Psalm the home of Mrs. Raymond = 63, Roll call answered by 14 Fralicks. President Florence Fralick opened the meeting with a poem "I Sought my Soul." Devotional was given by Cedar Creek by George Kilpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Nick Rensink returned home on Monday from a three week visit with relatives in Holland. Hi Kids! Don't forget to register for soccer qn April 4th and 5th at the Port Perry. Scout Hall from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Kowal and sons visited relatives in Quebec for a few days last week. George Kilpatrick visited his cousin Clara Brown in Toronto on Tuesday. She was a patient in Hospital, Bathurst Street and also visited Mrs. Janet Porter at the Parkdale Nursing Home. Mr. and Mrs. John Green- wood of Oshawa visited the James Blain family and the Victor Larocques on Friday. Western members and one visitor. Treasurer Joan Aldred gave financial report. We were reminded of world day of prayer at Catholic church April 6th 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Madelene Cawker good report on elders' work- shop she attended. May 2nd is the Hospital" Auxiliary Spring Fair - members are adv ised to bring articles for various tables to next meeting. The April meeting is at the home of Mrs. Margaret Morrow. The making of dried flower arrangements was demon- strated by Lelo Czelock showing us how easy it is to make beautiful bouquets from wild media. The meeting closed with . Mezpha benediction. The ladies of the Grace U.C.W. would like to thank everyone who helped to make our Beef Supper such a success. Sometimes we don't know what to do with our husbands, this time we don't know what we would have done without them. - ALL TYPES - ALL MAKES be + MODULAR-4 | PHILIPS _ seavicing STEREOS & HI-FI'S 723-5341 Serving The Port Perry Area . 214 BLOORE. OSHAWA ket Seats; rear defroster, H.D. battery. efroster, white walls, radio, : 12266. you qualify). ALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS INCLUDE: Complete Drive-Away price on vehicles advertised, 3 year - 60,000 km. - continued protection plan warranty. 7% Retail Sales Tax and 1981 Licence Plates. No Payments required until MAY 15th, 1981. Payments based on 48 months (if 75 NEW CARS & TRUCKS AVAILABLE NOW! Similar plans available on Demonstrator. Ld (This Advertisement was prepared on Monday, March 30, 1981, and at that time, these cars were in Inventory and available for sale.) DOWN PAYMENT , SALE Miles Per Gallon COST MONTHLY . Cash or Trade PRICE (T.C. Rating) PAYMENTS $638.45 sso3s 38.2 sis $157.58 $932.20 Sasa 28.8 $2657.32 $230.34 $940.50 sesso | 36.0 2803 $232.34 $943.65 $8565 28.0 $2711.00 $235.00 $1011.00 $9200 29.0 $2883.20 $249.90 $1045.77 $9511 29.0 $2977.84 $258.08 $1048.00 $9500 25.7 $2985.92 $258.79 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., April 1, 1981 -- 25 -- OBITUARY -- ROSS EDWARD HURREN 'Yelverton community was - deeply saddened this week with the passing of a highly respected citizen Ross Edward Hurren in his 34th year. Ross was the second son of the late Charles Edward Hurren and Mrs. Annie Archer. . He is survived by his wife Ann (Wilson) and 3 year old daughter Hall, a brother Earl of Bethany, a sister Joyce Packer of Pefferlaw and a brother Ronnie of Lindsay. He will be sadly issed as well by father and mother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson and in-laws Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beggs and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Carman Brown and family. Funeral services were held at the Mackey Funeral parlours in Lindsay with Reverend Arthur Rodgers providing a comforthing message for the bereaved. Interment was held at the family plot in Yelverton United Church Cemetery. The bearers were all close friends of the deceased - Messrs. Mike Hughes, Harold Hogel, Bill Gilmer, Dave McReelis, Harry Langkaer and Eldon Herchfield. ; Ross, a talented mechanic was an employee of General Motors in Oshawa until illness forced him to quit. The deceased was a devoted husband and father, a general host and helpful neighbour and will be sadly missed in the area. HELPFUL HINT Mop with.a piece of waxed paper under your mop. The dirt will also stick to the waxed paper. This will give the floor a quick shine between waxings. You may be surprised to learn that blind people golf, ski, raise families, manage homes and hold a variety of jobs, in fact, just about everything you might do, but perhaps in a different way. 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