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"A Family Tradition for 127 Years" PORT PERRY STAR Tuesday, April 27, 1993 - 15 Congregation celebrates 25 years of worship at Burns = "ATbum lew «by! Flolence Ashton - Last Sunday was a special day for the Burns congregation when they Sle uated 25 years of worshipping 'God in the new church bui ah The dedication: service was held April 21, 1968, when Rev. Ken Heron preached the first sermon in the pulpit. Again, we welcomed Ken back on Sunday to conduct the entire service, delivering a very inspir- ing sermon "The God Who Be livers." John Villeneuve from Myrtle sang a beautiful solo, "Me To The Rock." The pink azaleas were placed in the sanc- tuary in loving memory of those on the building and financial committees when the church was built - Norman Anderson, Russell Batten, Wm. Davis, Fred Daw, Alfred Fisher and Edgar Heron. The three other men who served on that same committee were Grant Parrott, Lindsay Death and Dr. John McKinney. Following the ser- vice everyone enjoyed refresh- ments and a fellowship hour downstairs. It was nice to see Helen Dar- ling (Routley) and her daughter Roxanne from Kingston at church on Sunday. Helen grew up in Ashburn and always en- joys getting back to visit with friends. { Bill and Bernice Gardner at- tended a reception luncheon re- cently sponsored by the Lieu- tenant Governor of Ontario, The Honorable Henry N. R. Jackman at the Legislature in Toronto, honoring the choir of Klon Kain school for the blind in Thailand and the Christian In- ternational of Canada. Upon re- turning to the Mission at Stouff- ville they enjoyed a lovely dinner and a concert by the blind choir. The April meeting of the La- dies Bible Class was held at the home of Sheila Parrott. Presi- dent Florence Ashton chaired the meeting. The meeting opened with a poem "The Heav- ens Declare The Glory of God," followed with the singing of "He Lives." Bernice Gardner read the scripture fromJohn 20 vs. 1- AID CENTRE Terry Faiers, BC-HIS Gayle Faiers, B.Sc., BC-HIS HEARING INSTRUMENT SPECIALISTS {opposite Port Perry Community Hospital) 462 Paxton Street, Port Perry, "Ontario LOL 1L9 BAVIVOVIPRICE $2. 99 for hatteres Monday to Friday 9am to Spm If you have a Hearing Problem or a Hearing Aid, call today for an appointment "or for a consultation. CITY HEARING 18. The meditation was titled "He is Risen." Prayer by Ber- nice. "Because He Lives" was sung. The treasurer's report and offering were received. Grace Hopkins was in charge of the program sharing with us an article from Jane Scotts book, "Adventures With God." Lovely refreshments were served by our hostess. The May meoting will be held at Aldine Wick's home. Brooklin Horticultural Socie- ty will meet on Wednesday eve- ning of this week at 8 p.m. at Brooklin United Church. Bob Johnson, the reptile ahd am- phibian man from the Metro To- ronto Zoo will present his. "Adopt a Pond" program. Come out and enjoy an evening to- gether with your horticulture friends. Tuesday, May 18 will be the massive plant auction to be held at Grass Park, Brooklin at 6:30 p.m. If it rains come on Thurs- day, May 20. John and Betty Cincurak re- cently returned from their fifth Work/Play Tour with The Be- quia Mission in The West In- dies. Their flight via Barbados, took them to St. Vincent where they spent the first 10 days with 10 other volunteers from Onta- rio, painting seven classrooms and also prepared another room for a library, This work was done at Bishop's College, King- stown. Bishops is a secondar school connected to the Angli- can church. After a vacation time on the lovely island of Bequia. The group flew to Grenada in two, 10-passenger planes. All the way down to Grevada, (35 min. flight), they admired the won- derful blue seas and the many islands seemed so close! The major work was done in the rural areas around St. George's at three different sites - St. Paul's Preprimary School, St. Peter's Church and St. Luke's School and Chapel. The group travelled 3/4 hr. each day to the sites through the country roads when they saw nutmeg and cocoa groves and the wide variety of lovely plants, trees and flowers growing. The work consisted of repairing floors, pews and painting walls and at St. Paul's windows were re- placed. St. Luke's School and Chapel were wired for electrici- ty. Everywhere the local parents and students as well as parish- ioners helped. They supplied lunch and refreshments each day. It was a great adventure. John and Betty were fortu- nate enough to stay on for a month in Grenada and had time to meet more people and enjoy the wonderful breezes and the rgeous beaches. 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