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"A Family Tradition for 133 Years" PORT RERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 16, 1999 - 21 Music, entertainment to highlight the Pot of Gold dinner to be held « on ) March 26 at Burns Church During morning worship on Sunday, as part of the 150th . anniversary celebrations, Ruth Oliver shared some of the history of the Burns congregation, and read some of the minister's names who have served in this congrega- tion. The choir sang "The Old Rugged Cross." On Sunday, March 7 marked the 60th anniversary of the Ladies Bible Class, with a special service and reception following downstairs. Two beautiful flower arrangements were placed in the sanctuary of the church. Due to the inclement weather the previous day only a few visitors were there. The Kirk Guild served lovely refreshments and the church hail looked very festive with yellow and pink balloons and beautiful roses on each table. Bernice Gardner had the honour of cutting the anniversary cake. Pictures of past anniversaries were on display. We continue to meet.on the third Wednesday of each month. We meet at the home of Joan Knight on Wednesday after- noon of this week at 2 p.m. Next anniversary event is the 9" Florence Ashton "Pot of Gold" dinner to be held on Friday, March 26 at 6:30 p.m. at Burns Church with a variety of music and entertainment. Adults are $10, children 12 and under are $5 and pre-school are free. Call 655-8509 if you are interested. We extend our sincere sympathy to Brent and Francis Stroughan, in the passing of Francis' father recently in the Seattle area. Euchre results are as follows: 10 tables were played. Men's first - Nelson Cole, second - Lloyd Smith. Ladies first - Ruby Smith (Port Perry), second - Barb Porter. Lone hands - Fred Taber and Ruby Smith (Raglan). Door prize winners - Ray Porter and Jean Hodgins. 50/50 draw - Jean Pogue and Norrine Hill, Next euchre is scheduled for | om 25 at the Community tre, "'Brooklin U.C.W. extend an invi- 'tation to the women at Burns Church to be their guests at the annual pot luck supper, April 6 at Brooklin United Church. Guest speaker will be The Rev. Ann Smith who will be speaking about her trip to Africa. Mrs. Blanche Beadle, a former resident of Ashburn, passed away at the Sunnycrest Nursing Home on Tuesday, March 9. Blanche and her husband Fred, with their two children Harvey and Shirley lived in Ashburn for many years. Fred was the village barber. Blanche was one of the founders of the Ladies Bible Class, having had a very keen interest in the group even after moving to Oshawa. Blanche was in her 96th year. The Spring Gospel Music Concert will be held on Sunday, April 18 at 7:3Q p.m. at Burns Church, featuring the mixed Gospel Music Quartet with soloist Joan Elliott. Offering and refresh- ments. More details to follow. Bowling scores from around Scugog's lanes Ladies Wednesday Afternoon Bowling iT March 10 Standings: Thyme 13, Basil 17, Rosemary 7, Mint 15, Sage 19, Oregano 13. Games Over 200: Gerri Langille 206, Marian Geer 208, Audrey Brown 214, Caron Weber 238, 245, Joyce rry 217. ER Over 550: Caron Weber 658. Thursday Night Mens Bowling March 4 Standings: RDS 84, Ridge North 82, Willy & Son 78, Legion 55, IGA 49, Philp Pontiac 49. High Single Over 225: Chuck Willes 320, Barry McCoy 290, Rodney Chandler 277, Claire Watts 239, Bill White 234, 226, Don Pritchett 231, 228, 232, Ted Watts 231, Dean Hunter 228, Bob Morrin 225. High Triple Over 600: Don Pritchett 691, Barry 'McCoy 690, Rodney Chandler 673, Bill White 655, Chuck Willes 644, Ted Watts 605, Bob Morrin 602. 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