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RAR, 22 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 19, 2000 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Very special congratula- tions to Avery Skylar Jonah. -- Avery won four out of five prizes at the Port Perry Baby Show. Avery won first place for nine to 12 month baby, first for the most teeth, second for the most hair and the grand prize for the cutest baby over- all. Avery also won the door prize. We are all very proud of you Avery. I'm sure lots of our local young adults are off to univer- sity or college this fall. Give me a call at 985-9440 this week and let me know where they're off to and next week we'll wish them all a big bon voyage. The Seagrave Fellowship Sisters Annual Christmas Dinner will be Friday, Dec. | at the Kinsmen Hall in Port Perry. More details to follow in October. Happy birthday greetings this week to Michael Cooke, Scott Runcieman, Tim. Wray, Kim Aldred and Karel Nottingham. Sympathy of the communi- ty is extended to Phyllis Standish of Lindsay and her family in the sudden death of her son David Standish of Bobcaygeon on Monday, Sept. 12. David was pre-deceased by his father, Bernard Standish who grew up in Seagrave where his grandpar- ents, Bill and Ila Keen and other extended family mem- bers lived. A family service was held for Mr. David *Standish at the Pleasant Point Cemetery. Congratulations to Keith and Dianne Puckrin on their 34th wedding anniversary on Sept. 24. The reception will be at Paradise Island located on Puck's Pond. Happy anniversary to Paul and Diane Cooke who cele- brated their 20th anniversary this past weekend. Paul and Diane enjoyed their anniver- sary in Niagara Falls. (Something tells me you weren't at Mme. Tussad's Museum on Clifton Hill). Hope you had a great time. + The U C.W. is having a fash- ion show on Friday, Oct. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the Seagrave Church. For tickets please call 985-4699 or 985-3821. Seagrave baby's a big-time winner at the Port Perry fair Ann SE:ple[1{e] fe! Robinglade Women's Group will meet Monday, Sept. 25 at 8 p.m. at the home of Carolien Lamont, 65 Robinglade Ave. (985-5068). Please remember to bring your $15 annual fee plus your mug and toonie for the 50/50 draw. Attention Diane Runcieman: | hear C.FR.B. is looking for you. Oh, oh this is good news. You have won a vacation. (Hey, what else is new Diane?) Drivers - start your engines - calling all soap box derby racers. There will be a soap box derby on Sept. 30 at lanson Drive in Greenbank. There will also be a fun fair in lanson Park with activities for everyone. To register your cart or for instructions to build a cart or for more information about the derby, please call Mike at 985-3745 or call Daphne at 985-7464. Seagrave Church News The Seagrave Church Anniversary Service is next Sunday, Sept. 24 at 10 am. The Rev. Michael Bishop, the hospital chaplain, will be the guest speaker. The Seagrave ladies are asked to bring sandwiches or squares for the social time fol- lowing the service. The following babies were baptized at the church service on Sunday morning. Jack Brian Glen Alldred, son of Brian and Kim (Stone/Alldred). Nevin James Swanson, son of Eric and Jennifer (Short/Swanson), Brianna Sally May Cowan, daughter of David and Fiona Cowan. Ms Sheila Burns, DM deliv- ered the sermon entitled "To Welcome the Children," based on the gospel of Mark VIII, vs 27 to 38. That's it for this week. Please call me, Ann Sandiford at 985-9440 with your news for next week. £4 CHRIS HALL/PORT PERRY STAR Devon Bradburn, a member of the Blackstock Karate Club, was on hand at the Blackstock Recreation Centre last Saturday evening to take part in The Great Chili Cook-Off, a fundraiser for Cartwright Fields. The Nestleton resident was one of a large number of contestants taking part in the chal- lenge, which was part of the Durham Countryside Adventure held that weekend as well. Collective Kitchen returns this fall Church and Sunday School this week will be held in Utica Church at 11 am. The Collective Kitchen is resuming the fall cooking sched- ule. Anyone interested in cook- ing family meals at an affordable price and sharing recipes and friendship, please call Suzanne Warner at 985-4760 for schedule and details. All are welcome at Epsom Church on Thursday mornings from 9 a.m. to noon. News from the last Millennium Committee meeting held last Utica & Epsom Brown Tuesday. Do you want your family to be included in items for the Time Capsule Box? If so, pledse Ashburn News Anniversary Sunday is Oct. 15 at Burns church By Florence Ashton Morning worship each Sunday at Burns Church at 10 a.m. with fellowship hour fol- lowing the service down- stairs. We warmly welcome anyone to join with us each Sunday morning. The Session will meet at the church on Tuesday evening, Sept. 26. Breakfast with the Moderator, Rev. Glen Davis will be held Saturday, Oct. 21 at 8 a.m. at Lakeridge Links Golf Course on Brawley Rd. Phone the church office to reserve your seat. Sunday, Oct. I5 is Anniversary Sunday at Burns. Following the service at 10 a.m., we will enjoy a pot luck luncheon in the church hall. Monday, Oct. 23 we invite all ladies to join us at the church for the Pampered Chef evening. More details on this to follow. We are planning a spaghetti dinner on Friday, Nov. 24. This is a fundraiser for items for Denise House. On Sunday, Nov. 12, once again we welcome The Torchmen to Burns Church A special feature will be Larry and Joelle Turner (father and daughter) from Uxbridge Be sure to mark your calendars for this special evening. This Thursday, Sept 21 is euchre night at the Community Centre at 8 p.m. These will continue on a regu- lar schedule now, throughout the fall and winter months, being held every second Thursday. Everyone welcome get the information to Shirley at 852-7433 or Barbara at 852-5411 now. Possibly include some of the following: a little story of what you and family were doing just prior to and as the year 2000 rolled into history; when you moved to the Epsom-Utica area and perhaps why you chose this area; share what you vision the changes and conditions will be for you and succeeding genera- tions as the future unfolds; possi- bly include a picture of your fam- Please turn to page 27