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pe od SE RIT GCs LIV A 0 HAMAR FOX | Special day at Burns Church Ashburn Area News by Mrs. D. Ashton « Last Sunday was a special day at Burns Church, when the First Ashburn Troop of. Cubs and Scouts and their leaders attended and participated morning service of wor- ship. The responsive in our 20000000000 08088888800808088888888888808880. reading, Psalm 27 was read by Kyle Hosken, with the New Testament readings read by Akela George Spall. Rev. McEntyre's ser- mon was based on Isaiah 40, verse 31, en- titled "Hopefulness'. A Dl tt LLL LD DD DNDN LAA AAA AA dal d add) alll gl GEORGE C. WHITE D.D.S., F.R.C.D. (C.) ANTHONY J. BALLARD D.DS., F.RCD. (C) ORAL & MAXILLOFACIAL SURGEONS are pleased to announce the relocation of their offices to: 209 SIMCOE STREET NORTH, OSHAWA, ONTARIO L1G 4T1 as of April 25, 1983. 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Special music was provided by Neill Mc- entyre and Arnold Ash- ton on synthesizers with Ann Potts vocalist, accompanied by Dave Bowers and Joe Erat- ostene. It was so nice to see so many visitors join together in worship. Next Sunday is Christian Family Sun- day with worship at 11:15 a.m. The Kirk Guild meets tonight in the church hall at 8 o'clock. Cathy Bevis is the guest speaker who will be discussing "Ruffles, how to co- ordinate curtains, table- cloths, cushions, plus more. Everyone is welcome and refresh- ments will be served. The Ashburn Group of the Women's Mission- ary-Society meets at the home of Mrs. Lindsay Death on Wednesday evening of this week at 8 o'clock. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ashton over the week- end were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Vicars from Fergus, and Mr. Herb Ashton from Fairview e. Thought: To know where you are is a good thing; but it is as important, and perhaps more so, to know where you are going. Anyone having news of interest for this. column, kindly call 655- 4240. LATE HARVEST Extend your supply of fresh garden vegetables this summer by planting a second crop of carrots, beets, beans and lettuce in late June for a late August harvest. NC) included. HURRICANE CANDLE HOLDER Etched glass shade, candle Reg. $33.24 § 2 4? A Lasting Gift for Mom! We have a nice selection of -- SILK FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS -- Fabric & Lace Reg. $6.99 each | PLAGE MATS - Asst. of spring pastels 4/2 500 AN EXQUISITE GIFT FOR HER! MUSIC BOXES Quality Swiss movements, very attrac- tive gift idea Mom is sure to love! List Price $74.99 SPECIAL: 54.99 FREE GIFT WRAPPING List Price $54.99 SPECIAL: 39.99 SETTLEMENT HOUSE ... in the Heart of Port Perry 183 Queen Street - 985-8234 Ears Renan Banat Jinecs Jetncy Jonas Jaacs Tamas Tanacs Ramasamy Boers Banas Bares Fonacs Emacs Banas J ESE SS Se Le Ley Te Loy Lovey Lovey See Ly Le Sr with land expansion plan While other businesses throughout the country are suffering through the tail end of economic recession, there is one business that continues to expand . . . the cemetery business. Earl Cuddie, rlerk- administrator for the Township of Scugog, has the expansion of two local cemeteries on his books. Both Greenbank United Cemeteries Board and the Cart- wright Union Cemeteries Board have made ap- plications for expansion and he believes there will be no problems gettin the approvals. : One tends to raise an eyebrow when a cemetery plans expan- sion. It's easy to assume there are more deaths occurring in an area if a particular graveyard is growing. In fact, tomb- stones are know for their ability to reveal the history of a community. A glance at the stones in Greenbank United Cemetery shows the year a cyclone came through the village, destroying property and lives as it went. They also tell the story of diptheria and how it claimed the lives - of local children. Greenbank and Cart- wright residents needn't fear an outbreak of disease or another cyclone, however. The expansion of the com- munity's cemeteries has INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS Ready whilé you wait. For your conyenience call for appointment. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 3975A Dependable high yielding hybrid producing top yields of high quality grain. 3950 3950 is a consislent dependable hybrid planted on more acres in Canada than any other variety. 3851 A NEW Pioneer hybrid with excellent standability and outstanding yield potential Your Pioneer Sales Representative is: DON FREW & SONS LTD. RR. 1, NESTLETON (416) 986-5568 (416) 986-5238 (6) PIONEER. BAAND - SEO COMM Pionner is & brand name. rumbery Vaeties a Ragrateed ademack » Pioneer 16 Brad Limited Chatham, Ontarle ie Nid, ction A did starr tek a vill i ddd Ad a En Ta Sr A RA PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 3, 1983 -- 9 Cemeteries move ahead little to do with death or destruction. 'Basically, somebody gave them some land, probably a long time ago, and they've decided now it's the time to go 'ahead (and expand)," Mr. Cuddie explains. George Beare, a member of the Green- bank United Cemeteries Board, is thinking of the future of the community. With 25 homes going up in the next year, the village is growing and rather than run out of space, he says the Board would like to see the ex- pansion completed now. More and more people, including young people, are buying their plots in advance, so even though a cemetery might not look full, it will often be filled up with pre-sold stakes of land. "It's foresight more than anything else," Mr. Beare says. "More peo- ple are buying plots all the time. The price will be astronomical in a few years." Merrill Van Camp, a member of the Cart- wright Union Cemeteries Board, is experiencing the same thing. "Our cemetery now, the plots, are pretty well "all taken up," he says. "Be prepared and have some place where you want to be buried. When a child dies it's no time to purchase a plot. Do it in advance." Mr. Beare is also con- tinually trying to main- tain and improve the Greenbank Cemetery. he finds the history is ir- resplaceably rich in a community_ burial ground, something that can't be replaced. "My theory is we've operated a very suc- cessful cemetery. We're always trying to improve it because it's part of our heritage." The oldest tombstone in the Greenbank Cemetery is dated back in "either 1824 or 1842," Mr. Beare isn't sure which. But there is one stone in particular that sticks out in his mind. "It says, 'I died because of unkind friends," he says with a chuckle. 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