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16- PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, August 7, 1996 What a busy weekend for Dal- ton and Kathleen Dorrell as they were celebrating their Golden Wedding Anniversary. On Saturday, Aug. 3 at Heather and Grant McLaughlin's home, the family hosted a dinner par- ty for the friends of Kathleen and Dalton in celebration of their 50th Wedding Anniver- sary. v On Sunday afternoon many, many friends and relatives from various points in Ontario called at the open house held at the United Church in their hon- or. This was followed by a bar- becue at the home of Janis Dor- rell attended by their brothers, sisters, first cousins and their families. Congratulations and best wishes from the communi- ty on this happy occasion. Weekend guests of Stuart and Helen Dorrell were Roger and Ethel Dorrell of Morris- burg, their daughter Brenda and Mel Robertson and family of Napean, Darcy and Laura Dorrell and family of Charlton and Annie Dorrell of New Lis- keard. These folks all attended the events of the Golden Wed- ding Anniversary. Our thoughts are with Nicole Gibson who was involved in a serious boating accident on Thursday evening. Glad to re- port that Nicole is progressing favorably following extensive surgery in Sunnybrook Hospi- tal. ~" Florence Ashton Throughout this past week, donations were accept- ed at Burns Church in aid of the Quebec flood victims, and the response was over- whelming. Special thanks to all who volunteered to be at the church when donations were brought in as well to the many people who contribut- ed to this worthwhile cause. Mr. and Mrs. Rees Wil- liams enjoyed a vacation in R Relief pours in A large number of farmers from this area enjoyed a trip to the Peace River Valley area in Northern Alberta last week. Some highlights of their trip were visiting the W.C. Bennett Dam in British Columbia, tour- ing a Hutterite colony and visit- ing the Wembley and District Agricultural Society. Those from this area who went on the Crop and Soil Tour were Lloyd and Thelma Wright, Walter and Audréy Wright, Don and Marjorie Green, Peter and Ria Hoogeveen, Merrill and Jean Articles needed for yard Greenbank Sunday morning services, held at 11:15 a.m. in Greenbank United Church welcomed mem- bers from Seagrave and Pine- dale to worship with us. Special music by Ann St. John and Stewart Giffin of Uxbridge who so beautifully sang "Consider the Lillies" and "Tiejesu." Rev. Jack Griffen of Columbus Unit- ed Church was guest speaker and delivered a dynamic ser- mon entitled "But: there "is judgement." Linda Hunter was back at the organ after a much deserved holiday. Pie and coffee were enjoyed following the ser- vice. Parry Sound recently. Bernice Gardner and Catherine Humphrey were dinner guests at the home of Mary Ervine, Port Perry last Tuesday. Visiting with Bernice and Jean were Mr. and Mrs. Da- vid Manns, Daryl and Sandy of Oshawa, as well as Larry Strank and Betty Bonnell. Doug and Florence Ashton accompanied by Theo and Joan Knight travelled to Lindsay last Sunday after- noon. Doug and Florence vis- ited with their friend Audrey Miller. Trust everyone who reads this column had a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend. As we are now into the month of August, we realize how too quickly the summer seems to be slipping away. D> PORT PERRY STAR < SNE Van Camp, Ben and Wemka De- Jong, Clarence and Grace Baje- ma, Ralph and Peggy Larmer, Ernie and Connie Swain and Bob and Pattie Swain. It was indeed interesting to see a short feature on the morn- ing news of CITY TV on tractor pulling. Trewin Farm Equip- ment's Pro-Stock tractor was there being displayed (but notin action as we are accustomed to seeingit). * Leanne Lang has returned from a wonderful two weeks in England and Scotland. She vis- The Greenbank Choir under the leadership of Linda Hunter are extending an invitation to all former choir members to join with our senior choir to provide music for our special Centenni- al service on Sept. 22. The mu- sic committee is hoping for a 40 and more voice choir, so please come out and join in the celebra- tion of 100 years. Practices will begin Aug. 22 at 7:30 p.m. at Greenbank Church. For further information call Linda Hunter at 985-8559. Next Sunday services will be at 11:15 a.m. with Rev. Griffen as guest speaker and special music by George Timms and or- gan/piano music by Linda Hunter and guest organist Eve Hunter. These are special ser- vices for our Centennial year so plan to attend. Don't forget the Sunday School is still asking for articles for the yard sale on Saturday, Aug. 10 starting at 8 a.m. at the pavilion in the park. If you have donations have them at the park by 7:45 a.m., Saturday or call Sandy at 985-7776 or Jan- ice at 985-2562. This is part of the yard sale being held on Ian- son Drive where more than 10 homes will be hoping to sell their treasures. Another successful Church Beef Barbecue took place on Fri- day evening. The shower of rain held off until most of the 1,000 plus were fed. The new picnic shelter proved to be much need- ed, for so many people, in spite of the rain carried on with their visiting. To the Chicken Coop who donated the rolls, to those from the community who baked pies, donated their time and pic- nic tables, and of course the church members, under the or- ganization of Larry Postill, who for many days before gave of their time to make sure every- thing goes smoothly, and to eve- ryone who came to enjoy the eve- ning of good food and the entertainment provided by the Cloggers, the musical talents of Heidi Howsam and Rick and Janice Kerr and family, a big thank you to all. Ralph and Ruby Dusty and John Leask attended the Na- ~ wood Manns, Velma Johnston ited many interesting p and met many people as toured with Mavis Bro Leanne and Mavis attendedan] T C Convention in Scotlan which was indeed a highlight the trip. I am hopeful that we will hear more details from these travellers beforelong. There were eight tables at the Tuesday evening card pai with the following winners: 1 Harry Hill, Mary Finney, Doris Hill, Marie Gibson and Carl Gimblett. Lucky draws were tional Belgium Championship 3 held in Brandon, Manitoba re- cently. Congratulations to John whose Belgium mare was Grand Champion. There were also Ontario winners in the six =~ Work and eight horse hitch competi- Nn on. If you have any news for next Vacation | school sta on August Sund: : will pag land for the mo: The Moms ai will meet on ther information. Wolii, note that a ; g Alan and Irene Carter en- joyed hosting the Remers family from Holland last week. The Remers hosted Alan when he visited Hol- land in 1980, 1985, and 1995 during the anniversary of : the Liberation of Holland. able for the The Crusin' Classics Car 8:30 p.m. sittin Show will be held at the Scu- Island United gog Shores Museum on Aug. : ScugogIsland United Church The congregation of Scu- gog Island and Manchester enjoyed the beautiful morn- ing for our outdoor service on Sunday. Special music was provided by Terri St. Pierre accompanied by her mother, Bonnie Bell. Terri sang a beautiful selection called "The Sound of Music." Next