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NH EE TITY TYR FT On Tae Py , . . ' SL 4 > ) ' A 18 - PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, October 14, 1992 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" -143rd anniversary § Next Sunday, Oct. 18, Burns Church is celebrating its 143rd Anniversary. Rev. Tom Gem- mell is the guest speaker for both morning and evening. The Oshawa Salvation Army Bank will be with us at the 11 a.m. service, with the Celebration Choir from Markham under the direction of Mrs. Lillian Reesor for the 7:30 p.m. service. Re- freshments will be served and a social hour. Several from Ashburn en- joyed the annual beef dinner at Brooklin United Church last Wednesday evening. Sorry, I haven't got the re- sults of last week's euchre game; just maybe I might have it for you next week. Muriel and Harold Fisher en- joyed Thanksgiving weekend at Gwen Cassady's cottage at Bea- verton. Doug and Florence, Ron and Pat Ashton travelled to Orange- ville on Thanksgiving Sunday, enjoying dinner with Mrs. Ruth Purdy, and Arnold Ashton from Toronto. Trust everyone had a safe and happy holiday weekend with your family and friends en- joying the beautiful landscape all around us. The Ladies' Bible Class meet at the home of Muriel Fisher on Tuesday afternoon of this week. Visitors with Bill and Bernice Gardner over the holiday week- end were Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gardner and Shawn, Oshawa, Mrs. David Mann and Sandra, Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Westfall, Heather and Trevor of Guelph. Lois Daw entertained all her family to Thanksgiving dinner last Saturday. Ray and Barbara Porter, Lois Daw, Bernice Gardner and Florence Ashton attended the funeral for the late Mr. Lloyd Hunter on Thanksgiving morn- ing at Port Perry. DON'T PAY % ge JULIA DEMPSEY/ PORT PERRY STAR Scugog Fire Department Hall 2 in Caesarea celebrated its 40th anniversary with an Open House on Saturday, Oct. 10. During its 40 years, the department has been known as the Caesar- ea Fire Department (1952-62), the Cartwright Fire Department (1962-74) and the Scugog Fire De- partment Hall 2 (1974-present). The firefighters marked the anniversary during Fire Prevention Week. Making sure the festivities didn't get out of hand are firefighters Doug Ollitfe, Richard Miller, and retired firefighter Ray Gould. Luncheon and cards on Oct. 26 disappointed. The Hospital Auxiliary are a busy group of ladies. Wednes- day night, Oct. 14 is their Fash- ion Show and Sale at Black- stock United Church at 7:30 p.m. Then on Oct. 26, at noon CASH DISCOUNTS ALSO AVAILABLE York's high efficiency HEAT PUMP cuts winter heating bills and summer's heat with one efficient unit. NO PAYMENTS UNTIL JANUARY 1994 OR... NO | coST WITH AVAILABLE 5 : CASH DISCOUNTS J YEAR PSAVE4 LOWER HEATING PARTS BILLS NTY WARRA os Call your York dealer a Ne today and keep money por [rere In your pocket Y92120 'O A C to quahfied buyers. A deposit may be required Offer ends October 30th 199? Also available « LOAN _ PLAN) The Electincity People ee -------- = FINANCED BY Scotiabank $ natural gas 1s not available, you may be eligible for a $500 00 rebate from Ontano Hydro Call to see if you qualify Heat pumps can be added to existing electne furnaces Proof of purchase required If you have an electncally heated home in a location where AIR CONTROL HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING 432-3934 PORT PERRY AIR CONTROL oh (0)51,4 Heating and Air Conditioning THE RIGHT (el 1[e], SINCE 1874 The weekly euchre had 10 ia- bles. The winners were Daisy Sellers, Mary Cannon, Verna Smith, Andy Munro, Kevin Nibbs, James Emerton. Lucky draws: Merv Storie, Thomas Manns, Kay McNealy. Sympathy is extended to Mable Hunter and family in the death of husband father Lloyd who had been in hospital sever- al months. Lloyd farmed for many years just south of the school. Sympathy is also ex- tended to brother Grant and sis- ter Ester and their families. Thanksgiving weekend was a busy time for many closing up summer homes, cleaning up yards or just going for a drive to see the beautiful colors and vis- iting family. Thanksgiving guests at Les and Grace Beacocks were their families. This was also a birth- day celebration of son Grant and grandson Lee. Dr. and Mrs. William Lyle of Kitchener called on Les Bea- Duplicate Bridge Club Oct. 7/92 Afternoon 5 Table Howell, Avg. 48 First: Minnie Fisher and Grace Love 57 1/2. Second: Doris Phinney and Judy Atkinson 55 1/2. Third: Marie and Carnegie 52. Fourth: Elaine and Gerry Dyer 51 1/2. Evening 5 Table Howell, Avg. 36 First: Bonnie Davies and Harold Brown 41. Second: Joan and Bill Lock 39. Third: Brenda and Jim Gil- mour 38. Fourth: Doris Phinney and Georgia Brock tied with Judy and Don Atkinson 37. Harry cocks enroute to see their broth- er Ralph Lyles in Bobcaygeon. Have you ordered your tick- ets yet for the Hot Beef Dinner on Oct. 25 at the Prince Albert United Church. Give Linda a call at 985-3143, so you are not hot luncheon and cards at the Odd Fellows Lodge Hall. Hot lunch and cards, bridge or eu- chre $7. Lunch only $5. Cards only $2 at 1 p.m. Proceeds for equipment for your hospital. SCOTT ANDERSON/ PORT PERRY STAR Sarah Stapley, a Grade 5 student at Carwright Central Public School, won first prize in the look-a-like contest at a recent dog show at the school. The judges decided that Sarah looked the most like her pet Bentley. You be the judge.