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> 24- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 9, 1996 ~ Church service this week, Sunday, July 14 will be held in, Utica starting at 9:30 a.m. A reminder that this Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. there will be a drop-in tea on the lawn of Larry and Doreen Kendall for any friends of Irene Fielding who would like to stop by to wish her the best on her moving to an apartment in * Port Perry. We have been asked to announce a Soap Box Derby in the town of Cheltenham on Saturday, July 13. Anyone wishing to enter can phone 905-838-3638 to find directions and rules for the steep fast hill. "Our very best wishes to Doreen Kendall for a speedy recovery. She had to undergo emergency treatment this past week and is recovering nicely in Oshawa General Hospital. Sympathy to Lila Faulkner in the sudden death of her step- son Norman Faulkner recently and more recently the loss of her son-in-law Percy Pugh. The community wishes Earl and Elizabeth Taylor the best - as they have moved from their home on the 7th Line to Uxbridge. We will be welcoming their daughter Margaret, Shawn and Joanne Sevier who are moving from Newmarket to live in the home vacated by her parents. Ken and Beth Catherwood of Oshawa were Sunday guests with Ruth Ashton. Stelld Asling left on Thursday, accompanied by son Jerry and his wife Joan, brother Bill Ryall and his grandson Willowtree Farm Market w they' grow those deli 'strawberries. Milk producers in the area were saddened to hear of th death of Wally Cayanagh Bridgenorth. Wally had rect ly retired as fieldman f Ontarie-Pairy Farmers. Ross and Barbara Evans attend the funeral on Sunday, Jur ~ 30. They then continued on to visit her brother Donald and family at Havelock. 5 The Evans' families were shocked to hear of the sudden passing of their cousin loon Rennie. Brian Evans conducts the memorial service from Mangan Funeral Home in William, flying to Alberta to attend the Ryall reunion. Stella, Jerry and Joan plan to spend the two weeks away, vis- iting with granddaughter Jill and family. ; Several neighbors were pleased to see Marlene McKay on television on Tuesday morn- ing when she appeared on Eye Adventure Club holding day camp p* --= A summer congregation attended last Sundays ser- vices at Greenbank Unit- ed Church. Mrs. Betty McGee was capably in charge of the music, and Mrs. Norma Brose sang O Come to the Church on the Hillside, to the tune of Church in the Wildwood. The words were about the church's beginning 100 years ago and how it was * built in a year, paid for and money left over. Well done Norma! Mindy Thomson read the scrip- ture, after which Rev. Shepherd had a very thought provoking ser- mon. Services next Sun- day at 11:15 a.m. - it's a casual time of year so come and join in the fel- lowship. Greenbank The Y.M.C.A. Adven- ture Club are again hold- ing a summer day camp in Ianson Park for two weeks starting July 22 to Aug. 2 on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. All chil- drerr five to 10 are wel- come to attend. The cost will be $80 for the two weeks. So why not join in the fun. Register soon by calling 985-2824. Rev. Bob and Dorothy Dobson of Victoria B.C. were guests of Mary Jean and Glen Till for a few days recently. On Sunday, Jeanette and Cloyne Stearman of Sandford, Hugh and Mary Dobson of Manilla and Aileen Dob- son visited at the Till home and enjoyed a visit with their cousins from B.C. Our sympathy goes to Fred and Joan Timms and family on the death of Joan's mother, Mrs. Irene White of West Hill. We welcome to the com- munity Barry and Cheryl Timbers and family who recently moved into the former Ianson home. Ralph and Ruby Dusty, "and Fred and Iva Phoenix attended a barbecue and horse sale in Listowel, held at the Carsons Sales Arena _ last Saturday where John Leask had 29 of his horse stock in the Leaskdale Opportunity Sale. The - Greenbank Gam- blers play the Oshawa Heat in Ianson Park on Thursday at 8 p.m. ¥ Speaking of horses " thought for the week: Ifa man has enough horse sense, hell treat his wife like a thoroughbred and she'll never turn into a nag. 4 ) ¢ Your Local Jump Rope tor Heart Denionstratior. teem KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR JUMP ROPE TEAM. Prince Ajbert Public School had its own Jump Rope For Hopst-decnogliation team this year. The teanr, the only one in Durham East, aveled to schools and performed 30 minute skipping demonstrations to other students. The objective is to inspire other schools to take part in the annual fundraiser for the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Bridge report July 3-Evening-51/2 table Howell avg. 54 First - Joan West and Harold Brown 68 1/2. Second - Audrey and Pe- ter Francis 64 1/2. Third - Judy and Don At- kinson 64. Fourth - Brenda and Jim Gilmour 63. Fifth - Doris Phinney and Georgia Brock tied with Elizabeth Miller and Ed Clark 62 1/2. . FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR HIRE No ether area newspaper reaches so far... Reach a potential market of 43,000 readers every week through the Star Classifieds. Port Perry Star Port Perry Weekend Star 905-985-7383 DAMIAN A DOG'S TAIL: Shawn McGill and h Ugly' were proud this past Saturday when the small pooch was named v 'Curliest Tail' category in the M always, the dog show was a favorite 2 the annual Festival Days celebratio Unusual Jok Unsung He The Port Perry Star is always If you know someone with a unique ste give The Star a call at 905-985-7.