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um rh x wn Wh, he. or eh ame 50 ag gwen | Reverend back to work 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 31, 1984 Vi ' . 7 J A 4 . 4 FL" Fe J "We're going to miss you," these Great Dane pups seemed to be saying to their owner Ruth Bucknell as they showered her with sloppy kisses last week. Mrs. Bucknell, who owns a kennel just south of Utica, has sold six month old Alexis and four month old Tiger to a lawyer in Malaysia and will be shipping them off to the faraway country via airplane sometime this week. Ashburn Area News by Mrs. E. Heron The congregation of Burns Church wel- comed Rev. McEntyre back last Sunday morn- ing after his holidays. He took his message from the Gospel of Luke and titled it "Are we really children of God?" and we should thank God every day that we have the priviledge of being 'Children of God'. The scriptures were read by Art Oliver and Nellie Hopkins. A beautiful solo was sung by Barbara Hump- hries "Nothing is Im- possible, when you put your trust in God." Two beautiful arran- gements of lillies were placed at the front of the church. We have some good gardeners in the area and it is so good of them to share their lovely flowers with the congregation. Visitors over the D) DURHAM weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Theo Knight and family were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McNally of Wallaceburg and Mr. Ken Knight of Ottawa. Mrs. Wm. Gardner, Miss Donna Bonnell, Mrs. Rees Williams, Mrs. David Mann and Mrs. Irma Tripp enjoy- ed a holiday in the Muskoka area recently. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lynde of Fenelon Falls, were visitors recently with Mrs. Evelyn Lynde. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reid entertained relatives and friends last Sunday at a trousseau tea in their home in honour of their daughter, Francis, who is to be married in the near future. We are glad to have Grace Hopkins safely home again after she had an enjoyable trip to Vancouver and visited THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF SANITARY LANDFILL SITE The SCUGOG WASTE DISPOSAL SITE will be closed on Monday, August 6, 1984, due to the Civic Holiday. Normal operations will continue on Tues- day, August 7, 1984. W.A. TWELVETREES, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS with Mrs. Jean Ruttan and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Harrie. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. Rees Williams spent a day at Wonder- land recently. Mrs. Ruth Purdy of Mono Centre and Mr. Ken Stuttafort of Edmonton were guests over the weekend with Douglas and Florence Ashton. The sympathy of the community goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Batten and family, to Mrs. Judy Gibson and sons and to Helen Batten in the death of Russell Batten, a loving father and husband. Russell Batten along with his wife and family owned and operated the store at Ashburn for many years before his retirement to Oshawa. He will be missed by his many friends. Christian character is not an inheritance; each individual must build it for himself. ¥; ) Fs WN AJ / \ Ly AN. { - Efe { t 29 'ttn | xe A \ . / Sh F 4 '® : ud NN L, \ I 7A : / / : i A AE | » ! 3 NE : IN Ba | A) { a J N D i " dh oul VHS | : Off to the Far East Young Tiger isn't terribly happy about leaving his home with the Bucknells, but he'll have an exciting life ahead of him in Malaysia where him and Alexis will be used as breeding stock in a country where Great Danes are extremely rare. Ruth Bucknell Ly f ; / § ww \ ry rl a® \ ~ / + \ \ says she has sent dogs to the United States, Mexico, Italy, Switzerland, Austria and England, but is nevertheless excited about sending Tiger and Alexis to Malaysia, a first for the award-winning breeder. What to do with a live pig? Scugog Island News by Mrs. Earl Reader Those women on the Hospital Auxiliary will try just about anything once to promote their cause. When someone suggested raffling a pig, there were many questions. What would No church service Utica & Area News by Vera Brown ~ There will not be a church service at Epsom-Utica this week. The following week, August 12th, service will be held in Goodwood Church at 9:30 a.m. with Mr. Kees Koster as the speaker. Sincere sympathy to Mr. George Harper and family in the bereave- ment of Mrs. Vera Taylor. Several from the commuity attended the funeral on Friday which was held at Zion United Church in Cedar Grove. Birthday greetings to Miss Dana Harper who celebrated her 3rd birth- day on the weekend. Visitors with Mrs. Helen Goslin were Ed Headquarters for Freeman Formalwear Guegenye _Uea'e Wear Lid. PORT PERRY PLAZA STORE HOURS Mon Tues & Thurs 10106 Fri 109 Sat 10-5 985-8160 =m Viwd and Gloria Locke and son, Jason, from Miss- issauga on Saturday. They along with Helen visited Mrs. M.J. Goslin at Victoria Manor in Lindsay. On Sunday Don and Kathy Trump from Scarborough visit- ed with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shonbeck of Unionville were Friday visitors with Mrs. Mildred Thompson. Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Murray Kirton, Mrs. Miller and Miss Jennifer Kirton of Mount Albert. hl i *Peas *Rhubarb *Asparagus *Strawberries *Gooseberries *Black Currants *Cherries / MacMILLAN ORCHARDS - WHITBY - 668-5031 686-2531 Snell town le do with a live pig.t But soon the problems were solved. The Island ladies hus- band offered to donate the pig. Then Harold Forder donated his time to killing and wrapping. So tickets were sold. On drawing day, it was learned the lucky winner was a young man from Toronto, who was notified on his wedding day. What an unusual and welcome gift! Mrs. Reta Rodman of Oshawa, a member of the "Head" UCW and former resident on Conc.6 East, is in Oshawa Hospital with a broken hip which happened while shopp- ing on the weekend. We wish her a speedy rec- overy. She is not very often restrained by ill- ness or accidents. On Thursday of this week, Rev. Don and Mrs. Tansley are cele- brating their 40th Wedding Anniversary "3-5 and 7 to 9 in Columbus at 41 Church Street, East. Guests are invited with "Best Wishes" only. On August 7 the Stewards of the Island United will meet at the Church 7:30 p.m. : It is noted that the Island United Choir will continue through the summer. There will be practice this Wed. even- ing at 7:30 p.m. New people have expressed an interest in joining. You will be very welcome. Help is need- ed now while some members are on vaca- tion. More children are coming out to Church with their parents to enjoy the illustrated, teaching stories follow- ed by Bible craft in the S.S. area. We also welcome visitors from other churches while they enjoy vacation periods. Chris & Mike Allen ALU INU "RAINBOW ROOMS" Prices start under $3,000. 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