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ra aa iil SiR | | | ] ] | | : | ] | : ] ] : : : : ] af Slr ABER 34% PORT'PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Ndvémber 21, 1989 Social Club to visit Cullen Gardens Dec. 1 Clarence and Helen Wilson had supper with Ross and Barbara Evans recently. Ross and Barbara Evans and Wendy attended Showcase/89 at Centralia College, Huron Park, Ont. on Saturday. They also call- ed on Weirsmas and report they are all fine, but busy packing for a trip home to Holland. Many from the community visited the Royal Winter Fair last week. Wendy Evans and Michael Wilson were part of the Durham West group 4-Hers participating in the Scotia Bank Hays Classic last weekend. We hope to see you all at the Women's Institute on Wed. even- ing Nov. 22. Peggy Primeau will Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery be our guest speaker. She will share with us her knowledge on behalf of the Alzheimers Society of Durham Region. All ladies welcome. See you at Dorothy Do- ble's home at 8 p.m. Beth Catherwood spent the weekend with her mom, Ruth Ashton. Several members of the Ryall family of Lindsay area and also Ivan Clarke and Lisa Farmer visited Don and Stella Asling on Sunday. Gordon MacDonald and Jean Holtby called one day dur- Ron Gray Aewnon interiors 31 BOND STREET EAST, DOWNTOWN OSHAWA L1G 1A8 OSHAWA /WHITBY / PORT PERRY / BOWMANVILLE Interior/Exterior Painting + Paper Hanging + Wood Finishing Colour Consultant, Blinds, Drapery, Carpet, Paint & Paper Limited Edition Fine Art Selection For Office or Home Phone (416) 436-0983 After 6:00 PM McCLELLAND - HOBBS officiating. pin, sister of the bride. On Saturday, September 16th, 1989, Kathleen Hobbs and Stephen McClelland were united in holy matrimony at Port Perry United Church with Rev. Bob LePage and Rev. Henry Fischer The matron of honour was Kelly Summers, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Tanya Bobbie, sister of the groom and Kim Map- The best man was Paul Rich, cousin of the groom. Ushers were Rob Scott and Ed Anderson, friends of the groom. The reception was held at the Masonic Hall with Sheldon Smith, friend of the bride and groom, acting as master of ceremonies. Steve and Kathie honeymooned in Florida and are now residing in Oshawa with their daughters Chrystal and Jana. BAIRD -- GIBSON ushers. Seagrave. On Saturday, September 9, 1989, Terri Lyn, daughter of Irvin and Dorothy Gibson of Port Perry, exchanged wedding vows with Robert John, son of Hugh and Roberta Baird of Saintfield, at Port Perry United Church. Rev. Robert LePage officiating. The music was provided by organist Glenn Taylor and soloist Reta Stickwood. Coralee Gibson, sister of the bride was the maid of honour. Tracey Stamp, friend of the bride and Jennifer Baird, sister of the groom were bridesmaids. Kenton Baird, brother of the groom was best man. Gary Gibson, brother of the bride and Gavin McCallum, friend of the groom were Reception and dance followed at Immaculate Conception Hall. The * couple honeymooned at Virginia Beach, and are now residing in 3 ing the week. Bruce and Margaret Barton and Margaret Smith of Uxbridge were luncheon guests with Norm and Betty Tapscott on Sunday. Cathy Baster left yesterday for a working holiday in Australia. Our sympathy to Bill and Bet- ty Stearman, Chris and Kate of Ingersoll in the passing of Betty's father, Mr. Percy Livermore of Clinton. Walter and Elva Kerry, Cloyne Stearman and Wilda Myers attended the funeral in Clinton on Saturday. Congratulations to the ladies who supplied the bountiful ham and scalloped potato supper at Memory Hall on Friday night. I think the bazaar was quite suc- cessful also. December 1 the Social Club will visit Cullen Gardens to see the lights and then back to Epsom Church for a social time. I hope someone will phone me with the details - (the time, place to meet, lunch & etc.) before next Sunday. This will be the meeting for Dec. and Nov. Congratulations to Erma Wat- son on her 80th birthday from Ep- som friends. Spaghetti supper December 3 Communion was observed at the church service on Sunday. It was nice to see Doris Hill and Barbara Ward out - we have miss- ed you both. Don't forget to secure your tickets for the High School Youth Spaghetti Supper for Sunday evening, December 3 at 6 p.m. The Sunday School Christmas Concert will be held on Wednes- day, December 13 at 7:30 p.m. There will be no giff exchange at the concert please. Congratulations to all the young people taking part at the Royal Winter Fair this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phoenix had lunch with Mrs. Dot Knight recently while they were in Toron- to attending the Golden Wedding Anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skinner, parents of Mrs. John Phoenix. ) There will-be a Park and Hall Board Meeting this Wednesday, Nov. 22 at 8 p.m. To better serve the people of Port Perry and Area HOGAN'S HEARING AID CENTRES are expanding hours of service to MONDAY & WEDNESDAY 9 AM to 5 PM (both days) beginning Monday, Nov. 20th, 1989 DENNIS J. HOGAN 230 QUEEN STREET, 985-4422 Z-FLEX FLEXIBLE STAINLESS STEEL LINERS 10 Year Warranty Flexible Liner System Installation Aarocowl Chimney Flashing Liner Support [IE OVER RIDGE BENOVATOR Ra Intros 5 985-0715 Aen's Aluminum Siding Og. MONDAY 1 FRIDAY 10 AM 10 6 PM; SATURDAY 9 AM to 5 PM Greenbank and Area News by Margaret Couperthwaite This Saturday, November 25th there will be a. cleaning bee at Greenbank Hall from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Anyone willing to help out for a few hours please phone 985-3723. We are trying to spruce up the hall for our Christmas Dance, December 9, and New Year's Eve Dance. Please phone 985-8239 to obtain tickets while they last. The 4-H Club has completed this project 'Good Foods-Fast" with their party held recently. Now we are preparing for Achievement Day which will be held in Green- bank Public School, Thursday, November 23 at 6:15 till 9:30 p.m. There will be a display on recycling in the 'library, Municipal Building and the hospital, during the week of Nov. 20. In connection with Recycling Week in Port Perry -- a film "Sound of the Streams' will be shown in the library on Tuesday, November 21 at 7:15 p.m. All are welcome. Congratulations Bill. On November 5th the All Canada Cross Country Championships were held at Centennial Park, Etobicoke. Bill Lee was running for the Durham XL team placed 13th in the Mites Division which won that team 2nd place for the 8 year old boys. Way to go Bill. Please phone news in next week to 852-6693 -- It's your column folks. Ashburn and Area News by Florence Ashton Brooklin Horticultural Society will hold its Christmas Show and annual meeting on Wednesday 'evening of this week at 7 p.m. at Brooklin United Church. Dessert and coffee will be served. Results of the euchre party last Thursday evening are as follows: ladies first prize won by Muriel Whitbread, second to Laurrena Bright and low to Muriel Fisher. Men's first prize to Arthur Budd, second prize to Bruce Bright and low to Leo Richard. Lone hands won by Jean Medland. Lucky door prize winner was Elmer Johnson. 50/50 draw won by Ver- na Draper. 12 tables of euchre were played. Bring your friends and come to the next euchre on Thursday, November 30. Grant Parrott underwent exten- sive surgery on Sunday at Toron- to General Hospital. We hope that in a few days he will be making favourable progress. Our very best wishes from all his Ashburn friends. Doug and Florence Ashton, and Mrs. Ruth Purdy of Orangeville, visited Cecil and Jean Vicars of Fergus last Sunday. Rev. McEntyre's sermon last Sunday was titled "Rooted in What Kind of Faith" taking as his text St. Mark 8, verse 36. Scrip- tures were read by Mary Briscoe and Ruth Oliver. The choir sang "He the Pearly Gates Will Open." Next Sunday we celebrate Holy Communion. Come and join us at Burns each Sunday morning for worship at 11:15 a.m.. Utica and Area News by Vera Brown The ham supper held last Fri- day evening in Utica Hall was a great success. The food was delicious, and most would agree with that statement. Approx. $770.00 was raised to further the work of the church. The U.C.W. bazaar and bake sale profited by approx. $260.00. These projects could not have been possible without a lot of work by many people. Church & Sunday School 'this week will be held in Utica Church starting at 11:15 a.m. ' Please be reminded that th Friday is euchre night in Utica Hall starting at 8 p.m. Arnold & Gail Kerry accom- RAY INI SAY ANALY WN LY . o> " panied the Youth Group to a Retreat at Cedar Glen on the weekend. : Irene Fielding celebrated her birthday as a supper guest of her son Frank and family in Port Perry. Best Wishes Irene. Can an old dog learn new tricks? About three weeks ago I had a call from a grocery chain saying that I had won an Apple Computer. Now to me this is ex- citing but can I operate one? After all I'm still trying, after 25 years, to operate my 35 mm camera. Anyway I'm still awaiting the ar- rival of my new project which Slay keep me busy all winter ong. RAY RY RYAN AY s RRR AANA ANA SW AYALA So AAA ANAIAY ANALY 1200 Phillip Murray Ave., OSHAWA 438-1344 \ I | -- hi --_ A wh 0) Lu Folio A J,