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IE Ee a HOPE CHRISTIAN Viloane)z1" REFORMED CHURCH Lunch yang service CHRISTIAN CENTRE CN 26 - PORT PERRY STAR, Tuesday, May 2, 2000 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" OAKRIDGE GOLF CLUB 35 Lauren Road, Ashburn LOB 1A0 Local newspapers Vi re {Oi (l / April 20, 2000 Port Perry Star Co. Ltd. Heed 188 Mary Street Port Perry, Ontario LoL 1B7 Attn: Heather Mack, Advertising Sales Dear Heather WEEKEND STAR CLASSIFIED AD DEADLINES WEDNESDAY -10AM Star Classifieds really work! This year we had an incredible response from our.help wanted ads. We would highly recommend using the Port Perry Star as a key source to finding the right people for your business. Sincerely, Matt Anderson General Manager, Oakridge Golf Club BLACKSTOCK - NESTLETON Port Perry & Prince Albert J ANGLICAN CHURCH OF UNITED CHURCHES THE ASCENSION UNITED CHURCH BM minister: The Pry REV. DAVID SHEARMAN 4 Rov, Flobert LoPage Gary van der Mer, EA Ov 985-2801 Incumbent SUNDAY, MAY 7 Port Perry United Church - Phone: 905-985-7278 ~ Blackstock United Church SUNDAY, MAY 7 Fax: 905-985-6810 0:45 am ort Perry 9:50 a.m. E-mail: aa Morning Ygnhp & Sunday AstarsionburReny cenads con Nestieton ied Shiureh Pri -11: m, ervices: Holy Communion . YS Oe a. Church School & Nursery at 10 HWS syiriatien sal & Sunday School a.m. Sunday service Shea nuchiml Wednesday, May 3 BAHA'l FAITH 4 p.m. Family Eucharist Sunday, May 7 Moming Prayer at 8am. & 10am. ' PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH GREENBANK Dk sll PASTORAL CHARGE "Rise unto that for which thou wast created." Baha'u'llah For local Baha'i gatherings Call: 985-4582 Attend: Local Baha'i gatherings Info line: Automated, ; ' g peg 2 ast - ooks: at Public Library J Na: Rev. fines Carson Vision TV: "Baha'i | No SUNDAY, MAY 7 tye sot - Pinedale & Seagrave st Wed. of every month 10 a.m. at Seagrave Greenbank - 11:15 a.m. U.C.W. Service Write: Baha'is of Seugog, Box 1153, Port Perry LIL 1A9 Baha'is of Mariposa Box 59, Little Britain KOM 2CO 2210 . 7A - (at Island Rd.) 98 1; 985-1588 David S. Daniels, Sr. Pastor Peter Pallant, Assoc. Pastor 705-786- o SUNDAY SERVICES _ ST. JOHN'S Toes 11 a.m. Worship &.Jr. church TELSTAR STIL Yel i hdl. 5:45 p.m. Prayer Fellowship : 6:30 p.m. Evening Praise Rev. Hugh A. Kernohan, NESTLETON ; Parish Priest Pre-school child care available PRESBYTERIAN MONDAY © Tor. (905) 986-0557 CHURCH 7 p.m. Men's Sports Night SERVICES TUESDAY TUESDAY Rev. Wm. Fairley - Minister Service: 11 a.m. Sunday School piovidod Everyone Welcome MANCHESTER & SCUGOG ISLAND | | Women's Minist 7:30 p.m. - Reliai WEDNESDAY 30 p.m Grogs Studies 10 a.m. Saints Alive (55+) SUNDAYS 7 p.m. Prayer Meeting 6:30 p.m. AWANA Boys & Girls rey 20% 5 3a THURSDA : re RR 9:30 a.m. - Choral Eucharist Zo.m Mens hie Study On the 3rd Sunday of the 7:30 p.m. Youth Ministries month | 9:30 a.m. Between Friends 7 p.m. - Eucharist UNITED CHURCH 985-4094 SUNDAY, MAY 7 Call for more information 9:30 a.m. - Choral Morning Scugog Island 9:45 a.m. A warm welcome to all Prayer Confirmation Service Wheelchair accessible Church School & Nursery Rev. Dr. Frank Lockhart Celebration of Manchester's Every Sunday Ministry Closing Services Sunday School | 1 11:15 a.m. Rev. Dr. Frank Lockhart Rev. Norman A Sennema Rev. Jeanette Millar 14480 Old Simcoe Rd {Diohieen Rev. Dr. Bill McKay PASTOR JOHN BENSCHOP 7A & Prince Albért) Light refreshments following 593 Alma Street SUNDAY SERVICES: service (One block south of 7A, 10:30 a.m. & 6 p.m. A Warm welcome to all | west off Old Simcoe) Sunday School & Nursery SUNDAY MORNING You H PROGRANS: SCUGOG ednesday evenings 10:30 a.m. LADIES COFFEE BREAK: COMMUNITY CHURCH STEP INTO VICTORY Thursday mornings CHURCH For further info call: Wheelchair accessible & hearing 985-1346 impaired aides (Latcham Community Centre) Telephone: 985-9307 121 Queen St. Pastor-teacher - John Mank Sunday Worship - 10 a.m. COLUMBUS COMMUNITY hi 2 Vy God ST. JOHN'S UNITED CHURCH 'Home Bible Studies PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 'Biblical Counseling A Community Church » » Minister: Rev. D.A. For All Persensl Diss ling Sandy) Beaton Rev. Fred Jackson *Women of Grace NDAY, MAY 7 B.A. M. Div. "Nursery 30am sonia SUNDAY, MAY 7 *Jr. Church Ne or, Ayn eT oorles Dam 9 *Wheelchair Accessible For further information call os Call for information 985-3881 or 985-4746 3 All are warmly welcome Care Always Available Cartwright High School news CHS students put on a golden performance at Atlantic Music Festival Congratulations to director John Beirness and the students of the Cartwright High School Band who won the Gold Award at the Atlantic Music Festival last week. In addition to this great feat, the group enjoyed some sightseeing the old Maritime City of Halifax. Who says great things can't happen at our local little high school? The band returned home late Sunday night. The annual Talent Auction at the Blackstock United Church was another excellent success with a wide variety of goods and services auctioned off by Arnott Wotten and Harvey Graham to great prices. Much fun was enjoyed as well. There will be a community shower in honour of a couple to be married this summer - namely Jen Byers and Morgan Adams at 7 p.m. on Friday evening, May 5 at the C.E. Room of the United Church. Either miscellaneous gifts or a donation to a larger community gift to Michelle at 986-5215 or Julie at 263-8997 will be great. All are welcome - both men and women to this happy event. For those who missed church on Sunday morning at the United Church, you missed an absolute musical treat when the choir presented the Gospel Cantata which received a standing ova- tion. Congratulations to Linda Kyte and the choir for such a great presentation. All who are involved with either the Blackstock and Nestleton United Churches are reminded of the very impor- tant joint congregational meeting next Sunday evening, May 7 at 7 p.m. at the Blackstock Church to strike the Needs Assessment Committee. Blackstock Square Dancers group, "The Bashful Bows" held the end of the season party on Thursday, April 27 at the Town Hall. The evening began with a pot luck dinner at 6:30 p.m. Then Glen and Carolyn conducted an evening of square dancing, line dancing and games. The evening concluded with coffee and dessert and all wishing each other a won- derful summer and a hope to meet and dance again in the fall. Better health is wished for Nancy Bryans who is not well these days, to Jim Coates who is having a slow recuperation from his earlier surgery and to Denzil Moore who spent some time in hospital. A reminder of the Phonebusters meet- ing in which Det. Sergeant Barry Elliott will deal with fraud and scams - a topic that should be of interest to all. This information meeting is brought to the community through the teaming efforts of the Women's Institute and the Lions Club. No fee required but a donation if you wish and refreshments will be served. Come out for a worthwhile instructive meeting. All this on Wednesday, May 3. For further information call Dora Martyn, reporter of this event. When you go to pick up your mail at the local post office don't be surprised that on Saturday it was moved to the back of the Country Convenience store. It will be a change of habit for a while for most of us, | am sure. On Thursday evening, Blackstock Agricultural Society was represented by District 4 Director, Barry Van Camp, Fred Ford and Joyce Kelly at the annual spring meeting of District 4. Various topics of interest to the many fairs in our area were discussed at the meeting held at Oakwood Community Centre. It was well attended by fair orga- nizers throughout the district. A note of an exciting workshop May 2000 courses "Veni Vidi" at 170 Queen Street, Port Perry, above Brock's. A large variety of art courses will be offered from Monday to Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. One of the instructors will be Donna Griffen Smith of Blackstock at the summer camp. Pick up a brochure for more information. There were 17 tables at the Tuesday evening euchre party with the following winners - Helen Dorrell, Doris Manns, Irene Hoffman, Charlie Campbell, Velma Johnston and May Shortridge. Reid Harness had the most lone hands. Lucky draw winners were Doris Hill, Roy Werry, Doris Manns, Gary Notenboom, Gord Finnie and Charlie Campbell. Four Season Garden Tour District 17 of the Ontario Horticultural Association is holding a series of four garden tours throughout the summer. The dates are May 13, June 17, July 8 and Sept. 9. This tour covers the entire Durham Region, with gardens open from Beaverton in the north to Oshawa, Ajax and Pickering in the south, with many in between. Gardens are open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The cost of the package, which includes maps and written directions is $20 per person. Tickets are available from local garden club members or by calling Ken Love at 986-0112 or Kathleen Petrie at 986-4771. St. John's Anglican Church News Sunday morning's Eucharist was also a Festival of Easter carols, hymns, anthems and lessons. The choir sang five anthems and led the large congregation in singing eight hymns and a psalm, so this was a very musical service. Readers of this column will, by now, be well aware that Al and Charlotte Rutherford are moving to Nova Scotia and that St. John's has been wishing them well for the past couple of weeks. Well, Sunday was the Rutherfords last day at St. John's (although we know they'll be back for visits). At coffee time after the service, we all sang "Auld Lang Syne," and of course there were lots of hugs and a few tears. Next week they'll be worshipping, believe it nor not, in St. Johns in New Germany, N.S. Next weekend we are painting the lower part of the church hall. Volunteers are still most welcome on Friday, May 5 at 5 p.m. and/or Saturday, May 6 at 9 a.m. B.Y.O.B. (Brush of course).