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"A Family Tradition for 126 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 26, 1992 - 15 Sunshine play school to in September | News A ers Nn Every Sunday service is a very special day. But this one meant more to me in 80 many ways. My daughter Penny, granddaughter Kim and hus- band came to learn what the U.C.W. can really do! We con- ducted the service in every way. Many members did their share to show what we have accom- plished in 30 years and how we still can grow. To do God's work at church but in our homes too! In the future and in all we do. On Sunday in Greenbank Church the two presidents of U.C.W., Barbara Ward and Hel- en McKean, chaired the service to celebrate the 30th anniver- sary of U.C.W. Margaret Cou- perthwaite led the prayer. Hymn "This Is My Father's World" was followed by Mrs. Charlene Shepherd reading the scripture. Judy Gibson gave the report on Missions. The quartet sang so beautifully - "Lord Hear My Prayer." "A journey through faith" was our theme and six members took us on that journey. Jane Brose as "Sarah" - Tracey Howe as "Hagar," Chris Ward as "Mir- iam," Donna Bayliss as "Mary," Eunice Rahm as "Eunice," Ruby Beare as "Priscilla." Our women of history by Mary Jean Till and dear Holly Stone as the future. A hymn "Women of the Bible" was sung. Helen McKean intro- duced our guest speaker Mrs. Joyce Junkin of Bobcaygeon. She is the treasurer of Lindsay Presbyterial U.C.W. Her mes- sage told us of how the now U.C.W. came to be. Even before 1962 when the present U.C.W. was formed and we learned why the W.M.S. and W.A. were joined to become our U.C.W. She also showed us how we can do anything we want to do as women if we only ask God's help to lead us on this journey of faith and through life. The evening unit gave us a real treat by singing "Master of the Sea." benediction. It was truly a beautitul ser- vice held on a beautiful spring day. The Uxbridge Chamber Choir presents its final concert of the season, Saturday, May 30 at 8 p.m. at the Anglican Church. We are doing an "Afri- can Mass" and Scottish songs. The Greenbank Women's In- stitute are celebrating our 30th anniversary on Wednesday, May 27 in Greenbank Hall at 1:30 p.m. The Golden Slippers will help us entertain you. Please come and join us at our anniversary party. The Fidelus Unit of U.C.W. will be held on Wednesday, June 3 at 1:30 p.m. in the church. Come and bring a "friend. Sunday evening guests at the McKeans were Rev. Art Rod- gers and his wife Ruth. I am happy to report he looks very good after a bout with pneumo- nia since his return from our tour in the South Pacific. Our sympathy is extended to the family of Mrs. Mildred Rodd who passed away after a lengthy illness last week. She will be missed by all her rela- tives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ridge of Bewdley and children Kyle and Jillian were Sunday guests with Darlene's mother, Muriel Gibson. Mrs. Marion Jeremy of Haw- kestone visited with her moth- er, Margaret Couperthwaite and brother Robert on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mel McGee en- . i [|] Bo i= Vmonen rics AGFEEING ON Where garbage should go The Greenbank Sunday = n gon Schoo] Anniversary will be on is much more difficult. ter the service so bring your sandwiches and cookies. The District Annual of Onta- where garbage should not go. The Greater Toronto Area needs three new landfill sites. And soon, CARTWRIGHT rio South Women's Institute a long list of possible locations will be announced by the Interim Church on May 26. Registration ast Authority (IWA). is at9a.m. Ma The IWA is looking for one site in each of the Regional er Sane clay school will Municipalities of Peel, Durham, and the combined areas of Metropolitan foring a stimulating and enjoya- Toronto and the Regional Municipality of York. ble program for two and a half Over the past few months, the IWA has worked with the public to fo five year ods al now toreg:- determine the criteria that will be used to select the long list of candidate sites. However, while this list is an important step, it is not the final HIGH SCHOOL one. In about three months time, the list will be shortened to a few potential sites and next year, one preferred site in each area will be MUSICFEAST nt Many more difficult decisions need to be made to shorten the long High School Band Parents' Association and the music students would like to . . thank the following for their contributions toward making the evening such a helping to make those hard choices. success. The band had a most memorable trip to Washington. Yo . tis i rt t to th it lect F Black and McDonald, Duplate P.P.G., Marlin Travel, Settlement House, Ross . f ur inpy RAS an 0 e site » ection process. or more Duff, Scugog Glass and Mirror, Golden Glow, Studio Lorenz, Sportsland, information on how vou can ge INVO Vv 1 : Sunny Side Market, Greystone Stable, Kirby Ski Shop, Don Swain, Port . . Y 9g t ed, call the Public Information Perry Auto Glass and Tnm, Pine Ridge Video, Chns Chff, GG. Masterson, Office In your area. Analda Nursery, Oshawa Little Theatre, Cebrero and King, Cashway Lumber, Port Perry Star, Casey's Oshawa, Dave Kyte, Oak Ridge Golf Course, Mother Jacksons, Pine Ridge Glass Service, Ted Harvard, Grandma Grunts, Henshall's, Port Perry Auto Supply, Patty's Open Kitchen, The Brewing Place, Ralph Fairman, Flieler's North End Service, Bruton's Drug Store, Mickie Petursson, Smith and Smith Big V, Irene Moore, Trewin Farm | Equipment, Janetville .G.A., Bredin Family, Wilson Family, Lishman Furs, a | Lee Family, Pine Ridge Sports, Sunnybrae Golf Club, Port Perry Marina, Homestead Fumiture, Van Camp Family, Mountjoy Family, Linda and Enc Fletcher, Mills Family, Debbie McCall, Brock Department Store, Scugog Citizen, Portraits by Gogen, Kemp Family, Morton Family, Pat Obstfeld, Co ] } } Twice Told Tales, Port Perry Feeds, H. & M. Wright Feeds, Ruddy Electric, Office provisoire de sélection de lieux Linda Keu, Jim Sleep, Snap on Tools, Randy Logan, Philp Pontiac Buick, d'elimination des déchets Ltée. Asselstine's Yamaha, Mrs. White, Nestleton Shell, Pentlands Jeweller, Wolf Run Golf Course, Hiryu Bushido Kai, Peter's Custom Mats, Ray's Towing, | Following a very successful MusicFeast held on April 16, the Cartwright list and make the final selection. The public has an important role in EMS Flooring, Gee Electric, Simmons Family, Blackstock Country ] Hardware, Wado Kai, Mrs. Campbell, Lake Scugog [.umber, Personal Touch, The toll free numbers are: Notman Family, Honey Grove, Irwin Smith, Cedar Valley Stables, Nestleton . 1. . - - 1. . - . Country Store, Hoskin's Stables, Jen Arbuckle, Creative Basket, Margaret, Peel: 1 800 361 5448 Metro / York: 1 800 463 8484 Durham: 1-800-661-9294 Van Camp, Village Decor, Port Perry Cleaners, David's Hairstyling, Kountry Bulk and Delicatessen, Utica Farm Equipment, Meating Place, Irene Moore, Put something into the landfill site search process. Margaret Mountjoy, Roy McLaughlin, Pnebe Family, Hutton Heating, Hoskin Family, Jeff Carroll, Bob Martin, Leach Family, Tumer's Greenhouse, Marilyn Down, Eddy L.aPage, Moore Family, Esple Family, Pethick and THE PORT PERRY STAR Mclaughlin Water Supply, Jim's Excavating, Port Perry IGA, Dowsons Valu a ey Petrone A proven performer for 125 years and Ralph Swain, Kathy Troumans, Wilma VanCamp | X now in the mail for Tuesday delivery in Port Perry area ' NA REERERE REIN NN NE IEEE IE NE IE RE I I II I I SU IEC BE I IL IL LL I A A A A A SE A EN A AP APA ra "bean EEE