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fin, rami asiidiiie 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 2 1986 SW " Dr E Mueller's Office 24 Water St S| Has "the Phantom' given up on white rocks and turned his ~ attention to pink flamingos? We're not sure. But Port Perry Star publisher Peter Hvidsten was sure of one thing Saturday morn- ing when he looked out the window of his Perry Street home and saw the front lawn ablaze in a sea of shocking pink (as in flamingo). Some 212 (we stand corrected, 214) of the plastic pink birds had been neatly placed on the lawn some time during the previous evening. Whether there is a connection between flamingos and white rocks placed by "the Phantom' around the commiunity recently, remains to be seen. Peter removed the flamingos later in the day, joking that he would have left them there, but Cutting the grass would have been a bit tricky. Dennis J Hogan ann * tiearing Ad Consultant t Pe ¢f Port Perry 985-3003 Plaza. Port Perry. Ontario LOB INO 985-9192 J HAIR DESIGN _ HOURS: 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. Call for an Appointment 985-3947 Scugog - Transmission - Sales CASH & CARRY REBUILT TRANSMISSIONS GUARANTEED 239. 99 EXCHANGED -- BUY DIRECT AND SAVE $$$ -- DEALERS -- . | Please call or write for YOUR price list. ERNIE DUNCAN 986-0055 'Caesarea, Ontario LOB 1EO Native trees discussed Ashburn and Area News by Rose Heron A very interesting and infor- mative meeting of the Brooklin Hor- ticultural Society was held last Wednesday evening in the United" Church halls. Bill Burgess, a local member was the speaker of -the evening. His topic was "Identifica- tion of Native Trees" but it was much more than that, as he used 2 projectors to show the whole tree and a close up branch with cones, seeds or flowers and Bill told us a lot about the nature of some of our most common trees and we all learned a lot about some not so common ones. Afterwards there was a contest - who could identify the tree fron the branch that was placed on a table? Ken Brown easily won that contest. I'm sure after hearing this fine pro- gram we will all appreciate our trees more. There was also a rose and other flower show. The best red rose prize was won by Roxanne Reveler, the . best white rose prize won by Audrey Young. The best novice arrange- ment, won by Roxanne Reveler, the best deocrative by Mary Houcego, the best geranium grown from seed prize, won by Betty Van Buuren. The judge for the flower show was Mr. Charles Davis of Toronto. The next meeting will be Aug. 27 when the speaker will be from the Royal Botanical Gardens and will be about "Lillies," There was a euchre party in the community centre last Thursday evening. The ladies prizés went to Verna Slute and Joy Bright. The mens winners were Art Richardson and Alvin Spenser. Bill Gardner got the most lone hands. The 50/50 draw went to Verna Slute and Hilda Hopkins won the door prize. There were 7 tables played. The next euchre will be July 31. Congratulations to Noel and Brian Barclay, they have a baby son, Tyler Gordon, a brother for Patrick, born on Sunday, June 22. Visiting with Ted & Rose Heron last week were Ken & Marie Reynolds of Aurora also Georgena Cromie and friend of Baldwin. They spent the weekend visiting with Elaine & Ken Heron of Bracebridge also Margaret & Sam Kelso of Port -Carling. The Rev. Thomas Gemmell of Whitby was the guest minister at Burns Church last Sunday morning, everyone enjoyed his message. Deb- bie Batten sang a lovely solo "Be Thou My Vision", well done Debbie. We hope you will sing again soon. Ken Brown reported on the area youth ministries and 'said Ron Ashton along with Ken will be acting representatives for Burns Church youth. Moyra Griffin thanked the Burns congregation for their part in the recent barn benefit and stated that over $5,800 was given. What was also important, that people rallied together in a community spirit to help in a time of need. Next Sunday Rev. Clifford Johnston will be at Burns Church and on July 13 & 20 Rev. Thomas Gemmell will be back again. Several from Ashburn attended Glen Major service last Sunday evening. Their services are held every Sunday evening until labour day at 7:30 p.m. Next Sunday Burns Mens Choir will be singing there. Have a good week - what do we ljve for if it is not to make life less difficult for each. other < Elliot. We are sorry Mr. Tony Lin in J.O. Ruddy Hospital in W We hope he will soon be tf better. Nestleton Ladies Aid The Nestleton Ladies Aid met June 12 at the attractive home of Mrs. Wm Sharpe, with president Dorothy Lee opening the meeting with a welcome, a poem, entitled, "Working With God" and hymn "What a Friend we have in Jesus." The fine worship was given by Mabel Dayes, reading Matthew 7: 1-5, and the meditation taken from the Upper Room. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted, and treasure's statement given. During the business portion a donation was voted to the Board of Managers towards repairs to the Church. A decision was made to pur- chase plants for the flower con- tainers at the church. A graduation card was sent to Peggy Scott with "best wishes" and Amy Ginn, a resi- dent of Port Perry Community sing Home, was remembered a card. Roll Call - a scripture ve The interesting programme convened by Winnifred Daviso She presented an article from, ** Wide Windows' re the history of 1876 Presbyterian Women's N sionary Society," a treasur reco=d of the work they carried ¢ over one hundred years ag Readings by Mabel Dayes, 'In ti Eighties" and Bertha McLaughli "No Excuse Sunday" were enjoye« and the meeting closed with prayer Tasty refreshments were served by Mamie Magill and Mabel Dayes. A vote of thanks was expressed by Winnifred Davison to the hostess Mrs. Sharpe, and those who conven- ed the lunch. 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