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Plant auction is coming soon Ashburn and Area News by Florence Ashton Last Wednesday evening, Brooklin Horticultural Society held their monthly meeting and Narcissus Show at Brooklin United Church. There was a total of 43 entries, and due to the cool weather there were many classes with no entries. However, it was a good show overall with many lovely house plants entries. con- gratulations to Ken Brown who won the top prizes for best specimen of the show (iris reticulata) and also the best of the show for his house plant. The highlight of the evening was a slide illustrated talk by Douglas Lycett of Orono, whose subject was hybrid daylilies. Doug is specializing in developing plants most suited to our climate, and the range of colours and flower shapes were most intriguing. Coming up on Saturday, May 13, the Brooklin Society are holding another plant auction to be held at Grass Park in Brooklin. Spring Fair a great success The Port Perry Hospital Ladies Auxiliary Spring Fair, held Sat., April 29th, was opened at 11 a.m. by Eleanor Davidson a long time member of the Auxiliary. A big "Thank You" goes to all who donated articles or helped in any way toward making our fair a great success. To the hospital volunteers who looked after the lunch tables a job well done. We must not forget Bill Harper, Grant Bright, Bill Bucanan, and Harold Cornish for setting up those big tables, and cleaning up. afterwards. Again we say thanks to each and all for your support in the days of work before the fair. | IIH ll TI WW I I OAK - PINE - MAPLE - EURO KITCHENS VANITIES COUNTERTOPS Cultured Marble CE Cuisine Expert up to 40% OFF M.S.L. We Install. Visit our Showroom. OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE RR4, UXBRIDGE Durham No. 23, just s. of 47 416)852-7722 The auction begins at 10:00 a.m. All members are urged to bring along divisions of their most desireable perennials, as well as boxes of seedlings and other good plant material, as the auction is a major source of income for the Society, do come out and support them. Barbara Porter has returned home following a visit with her parents in Victoria, B.C.. Last Sunday's church service was most impressive when the Scouts, Cubs and Beavers and their leaders paraded into church and joined us for morning wor- ship; also participating in the ser- vice. We were delighted to have the Jr. Choir sing so beautifully "Let There be Peace on Earth." The Sr. Choir sang "It is Well with My Soul."'Stephen Davidchuk and Kevin Irvine read the Scripture portions. The Cubs read Psalm 8 in unison. Rev. McEntyre presented each Cub with a badge, which was part of their Religion in Life Award. Another achieve- ment for them. Rev. McEntyre chose as his text, Philippians 4, verse 5. His sermon was titled "Lessons for Greatness."' The congregation remained standing for the Recessional. Following the service, everyone enjoyed refreshments downstairs, and a happy time together. Join with us together next Sun- day, at Burns, with Lois Pourie as our guest speaker, this being Mis- sionary Sunday. On May 14, we celebrate the Sacrament of Holy Communion. Nurses Week Sale Nurses Week is May 7 to 13 this year and the nurses from Community Memorial Hospital are holding a bake and craft sale and tea room at the Angli- can Church Hall, May 13. The proceeds from this event are to go towards buying a birthing bed. CUTEAI ALU OUR OREN AEA a a a a Hs ov tw BY 5 ; § : DYMOND, MD HEALTH PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 2, 1989 -- 19 held last month. For every unit of blood donated, the Kinettes and Kinsmen donated one dollar to Community Memorial Hospital's building fund. 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