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"Scugog"s Community Newspaper of Choice" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 25, 2001 - 15 Call 905-986-LOVE if you know his whereabouts Exotic peacock now on the loose in Caesarea area Caesarea News By Albert Putsey Well, guess what? It did it again, that rain. We were all set up for a field day last Saturday, the first day of autumn, when down it came, this time as a drizzle. The dinner that followed was just great, a tribute to the church group and asso- ciates who brought every- thing hot to the hall - remember there's no large stove or dishwasher here. Thank you all for a great memorial dinner. The third chapter of the day was the fireworks. Attendance was down, due to the chilly evening and the rain. We would like to thank the firefighters asso- ciation for lighting our fire- works. We are all very sorry to hear of firefighter Joe Gorif's accident when one firecracker blew out the side instead of the end and hit him. At this point we can only say it was a great day There will be a meeting this Thursday, Sept. 27 at 7 p.m. at Caesarea Hall. If you want a Regatta next year, terms of come out to this meeting. They need your help. Please attend. Blackstock Lions Our first Zone Meeting of the new year is this Wednesday in Stouffville. Last meeting our guest speaker, William McGee, gave us a stirring address about the growth of Canada during the Second World War. We were given insight into the standards of our country at that time in leadership, finance, and recognition as a world power. This week we send con- gratulations to Lion Archie Walker on his birthday, Sept. 27 and to Lion Ray and Sharon Wright on their anniversary. At our next meeting, Wednesday, Oct. 3, Iris Milne is the guest speaker from C.N.I.B. Don't forget the ceme- tery tour conducted by Paul Arculus this Sunday, Sept. 30 at 2 p.m. at the Prince Albert cemetery. You all know Paul and the great stories he has to tell to you PORT PERRY DENTAL CENTRE .¢ Dr. J. Cottrell e Dr. J. Hardy Dr. L. Gideon & mh e Dr. C. Banfield ¢ Dr. L. Poranganel © Dr. H. Dewar * Dr. T. King (Orthodontist) ® Dr. T. Mcintyre (Periodontist) ----Today's Smile... ---- The secret of getting ahead is getting started. Dental Care For The Entire Family Evening & Saturday Appointments Available Please Call 905-985-8451 a" Frew-Clarke 1st Birthday Ella [ove Mummy & Daddy as you follow him on the tombstone tour. Everyone welcome There appea:s to be some young teenagers who are bent on making and spreading street and park waste around our village. Favourite locations they seem to honour are the ball diamonds backstop oppo- site the Sanderson resi- dence, the Putsey Park playground equipment area, and the new beach at the big pier. In addition, branches have been pulled off trees in Putsey Park. Tom Tennyson and | are volunteers taking care of the large street containers, Tom at the pier and | at the park and the four corners. Some people do not follow the bylaws and put their household refuse in these containers. Pine Ridge Garden Club Don't forget Oct. 2 for our next meeting at Nestleton Hall at 7:30 p.m. The theme is Company's Coming. Arrangements should be suitable for a dining table with no acces- sories. Church Update Val Chapman We held our Autumn Festival Dinner and fire- works night, Sept. 22 and had a full house. Fortunately we had allowed for plenty of food and no Directory of Coming Events Tuesday, Sept. 25 & Oct. 2 ~ Confident Women - seminar series for women who like to be inspired - Kinsmen Hall, Port Perry. Call 905-986- 1441. Tuesday, Sept. 25 Confident Women - "Rooting Joy, Happiness and Fun" - Kinsmen Hall, Port Perry - 7-8:30 p.m. $20 -RSVP - 905-986- 1441 - Wednesday, Sept. 26 Uxbridge & area net- working meeting for small & home-based businesses - 7:30 pm - Uxbridge On-Line, Uxbridge. Info. 905-852- 6686. Sept. 27-29; & Oct. 4-6 Uxbridge Musical Theatre - The Fantasticks - Uxbridge Music Hall - 8 p.m. Matinees - Sept. 29 &E Oct. 6-3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 29 Precious Minds family fun & learning day - WindReach Farm. Info. 905-852-2145. Saturday, Sept. 29 Whitby Junior Chess Club - fall junior open chess tournament. - Whitby Montessori School. Info. call 905-430- 8201. Sept. 29 & 30 Victoria County Studio Tour-10a.m.-5 p.m. For free brochure call 705- 887-5273. Sunday, Sept. 30 Peniel United Church Anniversary Service - || a.m. Evening Music pro- gram - 7 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 30 Roast beef dinner - Oddfellows Hall - 5 p.m. Tickets - call 905-985- 2343. Tuesday, Oct. 2 Confident Women - "Discovering Your Life's Purpose" - Kinsmen Hall, Port Perry - 7-8:30 p.m. $20 -RSVP 905-986- 1441. Thursday, Oct. 4 Precious Minds meet- ing . Emmanuel Pentecostal Church, Port Perry - 930 - Il am. - Info. 905-852-2145. Oct. 667 Victoria County Studio Tour- 10am. -5 p.m. For free brochure call 705- 887-5273. Coming Events sponsored by... \4Y\ele | 0) VN § (0) 1:0 By bX "MeDermott-Panabaker Chapel Myles Go O'Riordan = Funeral Director/ Owner PATO ITT J (ITO 0) 4 8 KUT % 905-985-2171 Email: wagg.fh@sympatico.ca PHS FORE . {5 Loe ORE Nene JHOUGHT Noir pon low one was disappointed. In fact, our cooks had many compliments and we didn't hear a single complaint. The dinner was followed by the fireworks, thanks to Albert and the help of the firefighters, some of whom attended the dinner also. At this time in history we have become acutely aware of how much we owe these men who risk their lives regularly whenever they answer a call to duty. We PORT PERRY STAR extend to them our grateful thanks and appreciation for what they do. May God bless them and keep them safe. One of our church mem- bers who keeps exotic birds for a hobby has lost a beautiful peacock. If you see him around, don't think you are seeing things. Instead, please call the church at 905-986-LOVE and tell us where you saw him. 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