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Kiddie and maternity clothing at Burn's hall Ashburn Area News by Mrs. E. Heron Put aring around your calender on the 23rd of March at 2 p.m. "'Children's Market Place' of Whitby will be here to display childrens and maternity clothes. There will be babysitting available and refreshments. This will be held in Burns Church Hall. Tickets available at the Ashburn store. Also under the auspices of the Kirk Guild there will be a Fashion Show called "The Ritz' which will feature lovely clothes from Lucelle Fashion Inc. of Oshawa. There will be bathing suits, sports wear, shoes, even- ing wear etc., prizes and refreshments. It is to be held at the Thunderbird Golf Club on April 9th. Tickets can be obtained at Ashburn Store and "Warm woolies and What Nots' in Brooklin. The proceeds of these interesting things will be going to the Kirk Guild's 'raise the roof fund rais- ing', projects and there are more fun things to do, so watch our column. The Kirk Guild is spon- soring a bus trip to Niagara-on-the-lake and the Shaw Festival on May 29th and will be at- tending the afternoon performance of the Mad- woman of Challet, set in Paris and will also be able to visit famous stores at Niagara-on-the- lake. For tickets and in- formation call Barbara Porter 655-4652. The community centre is sponsoring a teenage bus trip to Eatons Cen- tre, Toronto on March 13th. All teen 13 and over may go. Permission forms and tickets and in- formation may be had at GX 50 % off Retail Price Crhurs. ONLY Jo 1 BATTER TE ESI QUT: CX 70% off Retail Price 80% off Retail Price the Ashburn Store. A community centre dance will be held at the Thunderbird Golf Club on March 30th. This will 'be called "March Madness'. Contact Ashburn Store or Warm Woolies and What Nots for information and tickets. We are sorry to report at this time of writing, Rev. McEntyre is still in Oshawa General Hospital. In his absence last Sunday at Burns Church, Rev. Dr. George Moorc took charge of the morning service. He took his text from St. Mathew '"'Seek ye first the Kingdom of God and His Righteousness and all these things will be added unto you." It was a challenging message. Hugh Knight read the scriptures and the choir sang "Isn't the Love of Jesus something wonderful." The Horticulture meeting last Wednesday evening was both lively and lovely. Lively because President Ken Brown keeps the interest running high, he had a cross-word puzzle, which we did in groups all about orchids, whica hardly anyone knew anything about until after the meeting and lovely because the special speaker Mel Bain brought some very beautiful orchids, and with his co-worker, Al Bickell told us a lot about orchids and showed some . very beautiful slides. Did you know there are about 25,000 species of orchids and they aren't really very hard to grow." Several from Ashburn attended the World Day A TT 2 AUTOMATIC ACTION > > GT GC CG CT CT CP CG CG CO CS GS © > > > > Check Your Resistance - - TG CG CT CG CO CG CS CP TS © Ce PS > > > > 3 Y Be GONE !! I FINAL WEEK ALL SALES Mon Wed 910 6 The Greatest Sale FINAL Tors fo Sie? ALL ITEMS Saturday 9 10 6 Ever SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE WED., MAR. 6th H y Sh THURS. Map 2h oman S oes CASH ONLY IRL, UR. Bt Contestants Sale Uxbridge Surprise Buys SAT., MAR. Sth L.ds March 9th. ol 3 -> pay . of Prayer service in St. Thomas Anglican Church last Friday even- ing with some of our ladies taking part in the service. The service was prepared by the women of India and was used throughout the World on March 1st. "More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of." The St. Thomas ladies were hostesses for a lovely lunch and time of friendship in the church hall after the service. Ted and Rose Heron _had a very happy and in- teresting visit last week when Rev. Murray Barnett of London, On- tario came. His mother's name was Effie Heron and at one time the fami- ly was very interested in Burns Church. Florence and Douglas Ashton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Vicers and family of Fergus, also Mrs. Ruth Purdy of Mono Mills over the weekend. Winter break is com- ing up next week. Your children won't remember if the house is tidy but they will remember if you read them a story. Have a happy week. - EIS AAMAS DASARI HASSAN PAR SPOOR AN, pi) AAAI AAA hh) SEES PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March §, 1985 -- 15 av nL Cel nue in, . LSU ARASE LY ELIE ot BH "es, Shirley Verkuyl of Oshawa brought slides, information and crafts to Prince Albert Thursday morning from Third World Im- ports, a Christian organization that voluntarily distributes crafts from the Philippines to help them overcome the obstacles of malnourishment, overcrowding, poor sanitation, disease and unemployment. Mrs. Verkuyl was a gdest at The Hope Christian Reformed Church Ladies Coffee Break. 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