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" i » Tag TE Vidi sts deat a Sige tt eR LG BE aie digit IPR, \ oro, Wp iB RE A OT Erle RTT ca RA ap PA a hE TINO AR TORY NA » BPR i SRR I COL IG a ea " Bake sale for nature trail Ashburn and Area News by Florence Ashtan _ On Saturday, May 23 at 10:00 a.m. a bake sale will be held north-east of the four/corners of Ashburn, ad- jacent to'the Humphreys. Proceeds from this bake sale will be funnel] into the construction of the H.F. _ Daw Nature Trail, to be dedicated in memory of the late Fred Daw and to Lois Daw in recognition of their outstanding contributions to com- munity servies. This trail will also be our link bet- ween the Community Centre and the Ashburn Community Park. The 1st Ashburn Beavers, Cubs and especially Scouts and Venturers are currently contributing te this community effort, by blazing the trail and removing trees and undergrowth. They are now in need of assistance from the community at large to fund and build bridges, and to establish drainage and the walkway. If you can help in any way, please call Noelle Barclay 655-4101 or Recent visitors with Ted and Rose Heron were Ken 'and Marie Reynolds of Aurora, Georgena Cromie of Baldwin, Mary Rowe and daughter Penny of Trenton, Faye and Drew Leaper and son lan of Mississauga, Bill and Doris Mcandless, granddaughter Andrea Lowes and daughter Linda of Don Mills and Stanley, Thompson of Trenton. Bill and Bernice Gardner and Mrs. Jenny Johnston attended the Sacred Music night at the Presbyterian Church in Uxbridge recently. Visitors at the Gardner home were Mr. and Mrs. Rees Williams from Don Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Westfall and family, Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. James Cun- nington of Guelph and Mrs. David Mann, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Vicars from Fergus visited at the home of Doug and Florence Ashton over the our late president, Nellie Hopkins. Chrissie McKinney read the scrip- ture reading with Muriel Fisher leading in prayer. The meditation was titled 'Sowing Seeds." We were pleased to have Mrs. Helen Batten from Oshawa with us, who is a former member and resi- dent of Ashburn. Helen gave us a very lovely talk on ""The Freedom of Obedience." As a photographer focuses the camera 'lens for that perfect picture, likewise we should have our lens focuses on God, at all times removing the obstacles that clutter up the focus. The next meeting will be held at the home of Muriel Fisher. Volunteers are urgently needed to serve on the Group Committee as chairman, secretary, treasurer, or as leaders for Beavers, Cubs, Scouts . and Venturers. New volunteers are required to attend the next meeting on Thursday, June 4 at 8:00 p.m. at Burns Church. If you have any ques- tions you may call 655-3063. Rev. McEntyre chose as his ser- mon title Sunday morning " Getting at the Truth." Theo. Knight and Ron PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 20, 1987 -- 25 LOGAN'S POOL - CHEMICALS & ACCESSORIES - 22 Greensboro Drive, Blackstock - 8 Years Barving Blackstock and Port Perry Area - Pumps - Filters - Blankets . Pool Kits dgiovnd & Above Ground) - Rollers - Pool Furniture - etc. BROMINE SPECIAL ok) '99.95 CALL . a86-5404 HOMELITE Gas Powered String Trimmers ST-385 + Homeidte New Design 25 Occ Two-cycle Engine + Dual 17-0nch Cutting Swath + Adustable D-Type Handle wah Comiont Gnp ST-175 + Homedte New Design 25 Occ Two cydie Engine + E-Z.ULne Advance System + Dual 17-inch Cutting Swath . ARMS oop TYEE De-vbe Margaret Davis 655-4825. weekend. Ashton read the scripture portions, L &on Tr Art Bada (sande) , Lge Sap omens) Bake goods may be dropped off at » The Ladies Bible Class met at the with the Senior Choir singing the ane + 8-nch Saw Blade (opbona) «Lightweight 9} bs the store or Barclays (n.w. corner on Myrtle Road). All donations would be appreciated. home of Catherine Humphrey last Wednesday evening with eleven ladies present. Vice-president them '"'Constantly Abiding." 'On Sunday, May 31 is Holy Com- =198. For your convenience, we have Florence Ashton convened the Minion and Consirmation. fe and now placed a box in Ashburn meeting. We opened the meeting e everyone asafean General Store for all news items for with a special memorial tribute to. happy holiday weekend. WILLY & SON SMALL ENGINES this column, so if you have any news of interest, kindly drop it in the box marked "Ashburn News' so that I may receive it by Friday a.m. each week. Thanks to Moyra for this service. --- A lovely retirement party was held at Coronation School in Oshawa ~ last Thursday for Ruth Oliver. Many friends and relatives came to wish. Ruth a happy and healthy retirement after teaching in the. same school for 31 years. Ruth was held in high esteem in the teaching staff and pupils, and received some lovely gifts that she will treasure through the years. Our very best John Sinclair, President of Local clude painting, sketching, woodcar- 1 5 COMPACT ® LONG TERM LEASING | i wishes'to Ruth on her retirement, 222, CA.W,, and The Honourable ving, sculpture, photography...ap- 3 : proximately 150 exhibits in total. . HOURS: ELE, B HOURS: Viewing times: Monday to Fri- Monday to Friday - Mailay to Frides ; x "BUICK LIMITED " DABBER BINGO | in oem [7 an wal At Michael Starr building General Motors show The General Motors Arts and Crafts Committee will hold its 13th annual show, May 29 through June 12, 1987 in the Michael Starr Building (Ministry of Revenue Bldg.), corner of King and Centre Streets, Oshawa. Mr. Donald T. Blight, Vice Presi- dent and Director of Operations, Mr. Starts at 7:15 PM 'Oddfellows Hall -- Port Perry THURSDAY, VMIAY 21st Doors Open at-6:15 PM TERRY ORT AUTO GLASS & TRIM wo HB Windshields BE Complete Upholstery Michael Starr, will be on hand to of- ficiate at the opening ceremonies, May 29 at 7:30 p.m. Special guest is Miss Isabel McLaughlin, daughter of the late Col. R.S. McLaughlin. This multi-media show provides an excellent opportunity to view the artistic talents of General Motors employees and retirees and will in- a.m. - 6 p.m. (closed on Sundays). 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