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24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 24, 1984 Ng i The finale of Spring Swing '84 brought all the bands and choirs of the Scugog family of schools together for renditions of High Hopes, Ontario and O Canada, as conducted by L.P. Chellew who had to climb a high ladder (above) so all the young singers could see him. Great euchre turnout at community centre Ashburn Area News by Mrs. Rose Heron There was a good turnout at the Euchre party in the Community Centre last Thursday evening. The ladies prize went to Edna Mann and Violet Cole. The men's prizes were won by " Hervie Painter and Jim Housego. Verna Draper got the most lone hands. Alvin Spencer won the door prize and Jean Hodgins got the 50-50 draw. Next euchre will be on May 3rd. Every- one is welcome. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ashton and sons on Easter weekend were Mrs. Ruth Purdy of Mono Mils and Mr. Herb Ashton of Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Laswick and son Ryan of Peterborough spent the weekend with their rents, Mr. and Mrs. Wood and son Mark. Miss Ada Stephens of Port Perry spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fisher and family. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E. Heron on Easter weekend were Mr. and Mrs. W. McAndless and son Scott and daughter "Mrs. Brian Lowes of Pickering. Mr. and Mrs. Before You Buy TRY BOB ARCHER PMILP PONTIAC-BUICK 10 VANEDWARD DRIVE PORT PERRY 985-8474 Drew Leaper and son lan of Mississauga and Rev. and Mrs. Ken Heron of Bracebridge. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Daw and daughters Amy and Katie of Whit- by spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daw. A very meaningful Good Friday service was held in the church when scriptures were read by Barbara Porter, Jack Davidchuk and Ken Brown. Chrissie McKinney led in prayer. Rev. McEntyre and Arnold Ashton sang a lovely duet "Jesus Lover of My Soul". Rev. McEntyre gave a very fitting message. Two lovely large pots of Easter lillies were placed at the front of Burns Church last Sun- day. The Jr. choir began the service by singing "Lord of the Dance'. Scriptures were read by Art Mathews and Nellie Hopkins. The Sr. choir sang the Anthem "He Lives". Rev. McEntyre sang a very beautiful solo, "The Holy City". It was good to see quite a few former members and friends come to worship with us on Easter Sunday. Next Sunday there will be a special service at 11:15 in Burns Church when Margaret Stew- art, Missionary Nurse, working with the Leprosy victims at Papau, New Guina will be the guest speaker. Everyone is urged to attend this very import- ant service. Rev. McEntyre will under go ear surgery this week. Our thoughts and prayers will be with him. Dr. Rev. George Moore will be in charge of services here during Rev. McEntyre's time. Please remember Sunday May 6th as we celebrate the 16th Ann- iversary of the new church and commor- ation service. Gale Rodgers of Napanee will be the soloist in the morning with 'The Torchmen' from St. Catherines will sing in the evening. The Kirk Guild cord- ially invite all ladies to the next meeting on Tuesday May 1st at 8 p.m. in the Church Hall. Lorraine Coombs will be demonstrating the fas- inating craft of Folk Art. If you have any old hats from your grand mother's attic, or even more recently, would you like to share them. Phone 655-3974. SAVE YOUR BODY VAN CAMP CONTRACTING LTD. 90 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry (416) 985-8469 pr ' Sweet notes from Spring Swing '84 The walls of the Port Perry High School fairly rocked with the sounds of Spring Swing 84, held last Wednesday night. Bands and choirs from schools throughout Scugog Township entertained a large audience of parents and admirers. Easter egg hunt a success Greenbank News by Margaret Couperthwaite The Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday at the Hall was a success again this year. There were 9 children with many parents in attendance and out. Weather was sunny and cool but a good time was had by all. Thanks to all who helped. Many from the comm- unity attended the inspiring Good Friday service held in Green- bank Church with many young people taking part. Also a good turnout on Sunday to welcome Richard Allan King, Lorie Jane Pearse, and Suzanne Merideth Saunders into the membership of the Church by profession of their faith. Next Sunday service at the regular hour. May 13th the Greenbank UCW will conduct the service and June 3rd will be the Greenbank S.S. Anniversary. The Greenbank UCW will be held on Tuesday, May 1st at the home of helping Helen Parish at 2 o'clock. Please note change of date. It was nice to see so many families home for Easter. Mr. and Mrs. Jim lanson, Murray and Shirley, Janice and Brian and Debbie Mark were all up to Hepworth to help Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walker cele brate their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary on Saturday. Charlene and Kelly Lee from Trout Creek were visiting with Murray and Shirley for a couple of days. Helen Lee from Kitchener was with her mother Mrs. Vera Lee for the long weekend. Jack and Margaret Couperthwaite visited recently with his sister, Mrs. Bur and Tom and her sister Tylor Somerville of Calander. Mrs. Myrna Sharrard of Uxbridge visited on Sunday withKathleen and John Leask. For the third consecu- tive year the Greenbank Centennial Hall will be holding their spring sale on May 19th. To rent table space, contact 985- Treleave and family from Stroud visited over the weekend with the McKeans - joined on Sunday by the Bishops and Penny families for dinner. Mr. Tre Watson visited la Tuesday with Armour McMillan and Mr. and Mrs. George Bishop of Toronto with Olive Mc- Millan. Please phone 852-6693 for news next week. Thanks. 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