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i at te nT Kirk Gulid's at it again-- Golf club ritzes it up for gala fashion event gffect Millar concert Ashburn Area News by Mrs. E. Heron The Kirk Guild have four interesting pro- jects underway - 'the first one is next Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. in the church hall called "A Birthday Party Fashion Show' put on by 'Childrens Market Place of Whitby." There will be door prizes and lunch and there will be babysit- ting available. For tickets, call Norma Engleton 655-3434. Then Tuesday April 9th at 8 p.m. there will be a gala Fashion Event called 'The Ritz' at the Thunderbird Golf and Country Club. Several stores from Oshawa will be presenting lovely things. A fun feature will be old-fashioned bathing suits on parade. There will be lots of prizes. For - tickets, call Joan Flem- ing 655-3900. On Wednesday May 29th there is to be a bus trip to Niagara-on-the- Lake where we will be able to see period restored shops. The Niagara apothecary pharmacy museum, and more, and there will be a time for lunch. Then to the Shaw Theatre at 2 p.m. for the performance of "The Madwoman of Chaillot," this is an en- chantingly entertaining comic fantasy. An old woman foils the plans of unscrupulous spectators to desecrate the beauty of Paris by drilling for oil beneath its streets. Cap- tured is all the charm, gaiety and exuberance of Paris street life. It sounds like a fun day. For information and tickets, call Barb Porter 1655-4652. Then in June thereis a talent auction and coun- try fair coming up. Rais- ing the church roof should be an uplifting ex- perience, and the whole church and friends can 3, IR be involved in this pro- ject in June. More infor- mation later. The ladies Bible Class met last Wednesday evening at the home of Rose Heron with an at- tendance of 10. Aldene Wick, president con- ducted the meeting and read the scripture which led into the Bible Study talk given by Nellie Hopkins. Since there was no meeting in February on account of the storm, a program for the rest of the year was drawn up. Lunch was served and everyone had a good visit. Rev. McEntyre had surgery in Oshawa Hospital last Thursday and we all wish for him a speedy recovery. Rev. George Moore conducted the service on Sunday morning. He took his text from Philippians 4 Verses 6 and 7 and titl- ed his message "A Sure Cure for Worry." The scriptures were ready by Alfred Fisher and Lind- say Death. The choir sang "Standing On The Promises of God." Our sincere sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hopkins and family in the passing of Nellie's sister, Miss Edith Gostick last Friday. Congratulations to Mr. 'and Mrs. Bart Nelson (nee Nancy Richardson) of Centreton. They have a darling baby girl. A granddaughter for Eva and Arthur Richardson. Jack and Reta David- chuck and family, Mathew, Chantel and Stephen also Mathew's friend, Greg Gillespie of Oshawa, spent the winter break holiday skiing near Montreal. They also visited Reta's parents, "Mr. and Mrs. Keezer at Ottawa on their way home. Gerry and Bunny Cox moved from their home in the village to their new home on Duffs Road last Friday. Ron Ashton and Neil McEntyre enjoyed a few days skiing near Quebec City last week. Miss Peggy Graham of Thunder Bay and Doris Mary McAndless of Don Mills spent last Tuesday with Ted and Rose Heron. } Now that spring is here and the birds are coming back for the summer, it makes us think of this lit- tle poem. Said the Robin to the' Sparrow I should really like to know Why the anxious human beings ~ Rush about and worry SO. Said the Robin to the Sparrow I think that it must be That they have no Heavenly Father Such as cares for you and me. School hosts basket tourney by Tanya McLean On February 19th the Junior Girls' Basketball team hosted a tourna- ment, competing with Athabaska, Harmony Heights and R.H. Cor- If you received a T1 Special income tax return this year, just bring it to H& R Block Our specially-trained tax experts will save you time and money by looking into over 20 areas of tax savings that don't even appear on the form Then we'll prepare the return that saves you most Come in to your nearest H&4R Block office soon, or call for an appointment T1 Special from $1625 Ask about our guarantee It pays to be prepared by HeR BLOCK THE INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS ABOVE THE POST OFFICE QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 10:00 AM. to 700 PM. - MONDAY thru FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. - SATURDAY PHONE 985-9803 - NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT nish. Cartwright placed | first, tying R.H. Cornish 8-8, defeating Athabaska 33-10. Harmony Heights placed second, R.H. Cor- nish placed third, and Athabaska placed fourth. Congratulations to all of the girls who played in the outstanding tournament! The Junior Public Speaking Finals were held on February 15th. Leslie MacKenzie won first place with her speech about "Teenagers." In second place was Sherri Master- son with her speech on "Just LIke Mom' and Michelle Morton placed third with her speech titl- ed "Blue Jays." Con- gratulations to all of the 'contestants who presented speeches! The Grade five and six classes had an enjoyable excursion to the Durham Forest. The students learned how to snowshoe and they were also in- structed about the forest's heritage during interesting hikes in the afternoon. On Monday Feb. 25 Grade 6 boys had a mini tournament. Scores: Cartwright 30, Cornish 18; Cartwright 10, Grade 7-34; Cartwright 34, Athabaska 2. great This week-end something delightful will be making its ap- pearance in Port Perry to effectively chase away those late winter 'Blahs.' Town Hall 1873 will be proudly presenting its final subscription series concert featuring Dr. Tom Millar and a host of musically adept youthful performers on Friday, March 22nd, at 8 p.m. Little needs to be said to introduce the colourful Dr. Millar to his local au- diences. He will be per- forming light classical music on the pianoforte, including a segment en- titled "My Favourite Transcriptions' from such a wide-ranging melange of composers as Moussorgsy, Liszt, Gluck and Rachmaninoff. As well as performing with PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 19, 1985 -- 33 Beer lock-out won't a most unusual combo - Jan, Tom and Charlie -- in some very upbeat notes, Dr. Tom will also 'be accompanying the evening's guest tenor . from the University of Toronto Faculty of , Music. Robert Dirstein is a rising tenor who has recently been accepted at the prestigious Britten Pears School of Music at Aldeburgh, England. He has sung with the Cana- dian Opera Chorus, the Ontario Youth Choir, and has appeared in The Beg- gar"s Opera, and the musical Cabaret at the St. Lawrence Centre -- a performer to be watch- ed, and one who specializes in some decidedly unusual musical selections. The evening's pro- Nestleton news '(From page 15) The devotional on the '"'Meaning of Easter" was presented by Gwen Malcolm and included the hymn '""When 1 Survey The Wondrous Cross." A brief study on 'Koreans in Canada To- day" concluded the meeting. President Jean Williams expressed ap- preciation to the hostess for lunch and program, and all repeated the Miz- pah Benediction. At 3:00 p.m. the U.C.W. members left to visit shut-ins as planned and delivered the Roll Call- gifts of food. This proved rewarding and we hope to repeat this format later this year. Nestleton Presbyterian Church ~ Rev. Fred Swann con- ducted the service on Sunday morning with Shirley Scott at the organ. In keeping with March 17, poems were read written by St. Patrick, called "I Bind Unto Myself To-day' and the children's story was about the life of St. Patrick. Scripture- John 17 was read and the minister continued look- ing at the week, following the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. Sacrament will be held on Palm Sun- day. The congregation welcomed Alison Scott back. She has been visiting sister Peggy in Alberta, where she is at- tending College. Next Sunday at 11:00 a.m. Caesarea- Community Church On Sunday, March 17, the Minister Rev. W.H. Crawford D.D. spoke on time of preparation leading up to Easter. Theme- "Getting Prepared' with Daniel Pugh Jr., reading Scrip- ture, Mark 14: 13-14. Mrs. Crawford- organist. The Sunshine Club will be commencing again on Mondays at the Centre- 4-5 p.m. after the winter break. 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To assist Jazzmerise and the 'A" Band with their expenses, and because of popular de- mand, the Millar concert will offer additional per- formances on Saturday PORT PERRY NEEDLECRAFT 108 Water Street night, March 23at8p.m., and Sunday afternoon, March 24 at 2 p.m. Fri- day evening is scheduled for subscription series holders, although a few tickets are also available for the general public. The High School per- formers, especially, would welcome the presence and support of well wishers in addition to the Hall's regular music-loving patrons. This March fantasia is a musical event not to be missed. Tickets at ten dollars each are available from Port High Band members and/or at Irwin Smith's, phone 985-2635, as well as at the door prior to each perfor- mance. Come to the Hall on Queen and banish those 'blahs' this week-end. 288-707 2nd ANNIVERSARY SALE MARCH 20, 21, 22 & 23 17% OFF ... All Yarns 25% OFF ... 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