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SRR i a nad mati a am Ashburn Area News by Mrs. E. Heron y idl Do you want a fun time with your friends and neighbours? Come to the community centre on May 25th where there will be classy collec- tables, creative crafts, and culinary concoc- tions, flea market and bake sale. There are spaces to rent for anyone who would like to join the market. To get more in- formation call Gail Gray 655-4625; Lois Daw 655-3565 or Moyra Griffin 655-3401. "On June 5th there will be a CPR course at the Community Centre. On May 11th, the Boy Scouts will be having a bottle drive, so while the spring house cleaning is being done, save your bottles and you may take them to the Ashburn: store anytime after May 4th. You will be helping a good cause. On the same day, there will be a spring clean up at the Community Cen- tre. There is a 'sign up' sheet posted at the Cen- tre so if you would volunteer to help, it would be much appreciated. The Moms and tots would appreciate having any balls, pull toys, blocks or little people and things from Fisher Price toys. If you can help call Noelle Barclay 655-4101. Recent visitors at the home of Betty and John Cincurak were. their grandchildren Mathew and James Ibbott of Oshawa, and -John Cin- curak of Douglastown, New Brunswick. Diane Curtis and sons, Andrew and Philip of Baldwin, visited after swimming lessons at Uxpool last Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Death attended the 50th wedding an- niversary of their friends Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wakelin. The reception "was held at the Allen Gardens in Toronto. Doug and Florence Ashton visited recently with Mrs. Ruth Purdy of Mono Centre, and Jean and Cecil Wilson of ~ Fergus. The highlight of their visit was joining in with the celebration of the 100th Birthday of Mr. John Tennyson of Fergus, who is indeed a very remarkable person for his age. Very keen minded and has a very avid interest in his vegetable garden. Mr. Tennyson's father was a second cousin to the poet Lord Alfred Tennyson. In the news from the rey RECLINERS rom .. 2399.95 SWIVEL ROCKERS fon... 7239.95 Movies ... $2.00 ail the Time E5680 4B a i Classy crafts, flea Kirk Guild, there are 10 seats left for anyone who would like to go to Niagara-on-the-Lake for sightseeing only on May 29th. Please call Barbara Porter 655-4652 for information. The church school en- joyed a bowling and socia. party at Port Perry last Saturday evening when everyone had fun and agreed they would like to do it again in the near future. Happy Birthday to Sharmon Porter. She had a sleep-over birthday party and her friends Chantal Davidchuk and Amy Richards of Oshawa were her guests. It was commemora- tion service at Burns Church last Sunday. Rev. McEntyre"s message was '"'Remembering and Forgetting.' The scrip- tures were read by Douglas Ashton and Moyra Griffin. The choir sang the anthem 'King All Glorious." Next Sunday will be Mother's Day service. The Presbytery of Lind- say and Peterborough met in Burns Church on Tuesday of last week and reported it was a good meeting. The ladies of the Kirk Guild prepared a noon-meal for about 45 members of Presbytery. Have a happy week, learn to laugh at yourself or you can be sure somebody else will. titled - Mode NE 7g Reg. $579 60 7 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 7, 1985 -- 19 - BULOVA WATCHES - SELECTED GOLD JEWELLERY (Rings, Earrings, Pendants) Many Other Discounts on Gifts. In-stock Merchandise Only - No Layaways Special Sale prices in effect May 7 to 11, 1985. LIMITED 197 Queen Street, Port Perry - 985-8263 ~* member of the _- BUSINESS HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed, & Sat. 9-6 canadian jewellers associstion Thursday & Friday 9-9 - 8 Head i able Ready ; Buittin Converter rogram, 2 we ; ek Ti red 10 Function Remota "499.95 1 I) WO po