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rome sar err SEE . Ria ee SN Chis NE SI i Ege ti -------- -- on ---- SCUGOG CHAMBER of COMMERCE MERCHANTS' AUCTION (originally scheduled for Festival Days 90) will be held at 2 PM - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th during Apple Fest (with the co-operation of the B.A.) In front of the Post Office Queen Street, Port Perry There is an excellent selection of merchandise to be auctioned, donated by the business community of Scugog, including: Polaroid from Guardian Drugs Bed Spread from The Linen Corner Designer Sweatshirt from Strawberry Threads Framed Print from The Framer's Gallery Sports Jacket from Selections for Him & Her Home Protection Pkg. from Emmerson Insurance Sweatshirt from The Children's Den Back Massage Unit from Home Hardware Framed Country Print from Luke's Country Store Gift Basket from Creative Basket Lingerie Bag from Kountry Kreations My First Toy-Ducky Sea Plane from Ted E. Bear Case of Pampers from Bruton's 1.D.A. Drugs May West Jacket from Images Designer Sweater from Pelican Pier Batman Watch from Northern Woods . Mini Basketball from Sportsland 2 Heart-Shaped Frames from RJM Photographics Tamiya Chassis Kit from Play It A Game Reliable Doll from Play It A Game Tech Exercise Bike from Canadian Tire Dinner for Two from The Gate Restaurant Patio Lamp from Big V Pharmacy $25.00 Gift Certificate from Pete's Pet Pantry Rocking Lawn Chair from Stedmans Potted Plant from The Best of Things $25.00 Gift Certificate from Sears Quartz Watch from In Fashion $25.00 Gift Certificate from Port Perry Optical 10 Person Cheese & Meat Tray - Patti's Own Kitchen 2 Lifejackets from Willy & Son Small Engines Grocery Hamper from -Dowson's Valu-mart Attache Case from Port Perry Star Chess Set from Gold 'n Glow Children's Books from Books Galore & More Apple Wreath from Gramma Grunt's Wool & Pattern for Baby Sweater from Antonie's Yarn Homemade Apple Pie from the Wheatsheaf Cafe Passage Set from Authentic Lock & Key Purple Martin House from Birdhouse Willy $25. Gift Certificate from Betty Brite Cleaners 1 Pr. Magnetic Signs or Sign of Equal Value from Bridgeport Signs Canned Coffee from Country Style Donuts Basket of Hair Care Products from Davigd's Hairstyling Jewellery Set from Wendy's Boutique 42" Ceiling Fan from Cashway Lumber 1 Case of Apples from Gerry's Distributors 2 Pillows from Daisy's Fabrics For further information or donations contact: Leona Sandison 985-2362 Talent Auction raised good | amount for the carpet Brooklin Horticultural Society will hold their Chrysanthemum and Vegetable show this Wednes- day night at Brooklin United Church at 8:00 p.m.. Entries for show to be placed from 6:30 - 7:45. The feature of the evening will be the bulb sale and workshop con- ducted by Ken Brown. A good .chance for you to purchase some . quality bulbs for fall planting. This Thursday night is euchre night again at Ashburn Communi- ty Centre at 8:00. Bring a friend and come out and enjoy the evening. Bill and Bernice Gardner, Don- na and Ivan attended the Timms - Hale wedding in Ajax last Saturday. Muriel Lynde recently under- went knee surgery and will be spending a few weeks in Whitby General Hospital recuperating. Bill Davis is presently a patient in Oshawa General Hospital. I am sure Bill would be happy to receive a card from his many friends. Frank and Margaret Mitchell from Deep River enjoyed a few days visit with Muriel Fisher, and also attended the Ploughing Match. Last Saturdays' talent auction was a huge success, with Ken Congregation treated to '"Edelweiss" Hope everyone enjoyed the past weekend. Sure felt like winter was on its way!! Oh well, still a ~ chance the weather will warm up for an Indian Summer!! Speaking of winter, lets hear some of those sports scores from local kids for the Seagrave News this winter. I know lots of kids "play, hockey & ringette!! Solet's put your wins & losses in the news!! Just give us a call. Seagrave Church News Sunday was the 84th anniver- sary of the Seagrave United Church. Rev. Jack Griffen of the Columbus Church was our guest speaker and spoke on the 'Church in time of Revolution." His inspir- ing message was appreciated by HAPPY TOWN RESTAURANT 28 Brock St.W., Uxbridge 852-3789 CHINESE & CANADIAN everyone present. The Seagrave Choir, during the Seagrave Choir Anthem, were joined by Burt Hutcheon who sang a solo part. Everyone was treated to an in- credible rendition of "Edelweiss" and "How Great Thou Art" by: Ivan Barrett, daughter Linda Jacula, grandson Michael Jacula, playing in order on the piano, organ and electric keyboard. A social hour followed. Best Wishes & Happy Anniver- sary to Keith and Diane Puckrin who celebrated their 24th anniver- sary on Monday Sept. 24th!! That's it for this week. For news items next week please call Diane Cooke at 985-3722. Lunch 11:30 to 2:30 PM ... $5.99 ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFET (inc. Salad Bar) ALL WEEK Dinner 5 to 8:30 PM ... $11.99 Closed Tuesdays J A la Carte Menu and Take-out McGUINNESS PAINTING Spray Painting -- Sand Blasting Aluminum Siding Painting our Specialty Free Estimates -- Fully Insured 985-9490 15 Year Guarantee 985-9806 "Hearing is a gift; Listening is an art." Country Lane Hwy 7A & High Street, Port Perry, Ontario I {RYRAREAN ARNE fund Brown as the Auctioneer. A good amount was raised for the carpet fund. Thanks to all who came out and supported this effort, and a big thank you to those who helped organize and helped out in any way. Even to those ladies who made such delicious apple pies. Last Sunday, Dr. Ed McKinlay occupied Burns pulpit. The choir rendered "Sweet Hour of Prayer." There will be no regular morning worship or church school next Sunday at Burns. Sacrament of Holy Cummunion will be celebrated on Thanksgiving Sunday. Burns Anniversary will be on Sunday, October 14 at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.. Guest speaker for both services were be Rev. Harry Waite from St. Andrews' Chalmers, Uxbridge. Mrs. Bill Reid will be the soloist in the mor- ning, with St. Andrew's Chalmes choir in the evening. Have a good week! ' Hospital Ladies Auxiliary The Port Perry Community Hospital Ladies Auxiliary held the first of their fall meetings on Monday, Sept. 17th 1990. The President Margaret McConnell welcomed all, & hoped we were all ready for a busyyear of ac- tivities. She then opened the meeting with all repeating the Auxiliary Prayer. She then asked for the Secretaries report which was read by Vera Hunt in the absence of Gwen Thompson. All other officer's reports were then given. : Mr. Brown was with us and welcomed all back, and wished us well in this coming year. He then told us of some of the things which the hospital could use. Under new business the Presi- dent told us of the many activities that we have coming up, the first of which is a Euchre & Bridge and Bake Sale, being held at the Masonic Hall, on October 22 at 1 p.m.. The Bake Sale will follow at 3 p.m.. So ladies, we will hope for lots of home baking coming in for this sale. The Port Perry Auxiliary "Thank" the morning unit of the Blackstock U.C.W. for the lovely Baby Layette, sent in by them. The Auxiliary also says "Thank You" for all the lovely knitting brought in. Some good ideas for Christmas gifts, ladies. The meeting then closed, and do not forget our next meeting is Oc- tober 22, at the hospital, so cheerio, and hope to see you all out at that meeting. PLEASE RECYCLE ER AY A ------ UG