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@t new! \ Wicker 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 26, 1987 Furniture - & Wicker Baskets IN REAR BUILDING AT Home Hardware 175 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 985-2674 -- Specials -- Lined Wicker Laundry Basie} Reg. $2295 . Ta 14.95 Lined Wicker Laundry Hamper 2? 1 90 k Reg $24 99 Until May 31, 87. PATIO FURNITURE POOL CHEMICALS » ¥ ari so E BBQ's & Accessories SHEPPARD BB from DUGANE Jitimate in Barbequ nptete with tank ENTER OUR NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Qs 189.99 on D197? FREE DRAW. 3 All ROCK! "(With this Coupon - *10. OFF it while quantities last) NG CHAIRS |; coupon and They're all grown up now Can you recognize any of the faces in this picture? Take a close look. This is the 1954-55 Junior boys basketball team from Port Perry High School, and it is just one of many fascinating old photos from yesteryear which will be on display when the school holds Reunion '87 on June 26-28. Just in case you didn't recognize the faces, here are the names. In the front row from left: Brian Lee, Hillis Wilbur, Bob Carnegie, Bill June. Cornish, Raymond Doupe, Jim Aird and Garnet Warriner. In the back from left: Lester Baylis, Floyd James, Keith Gibson, Bruce Taylor, Dale Warriner, Gary Tummonds, Keith Bacon and Ivan Parkinson. Our thanks to the Reunion Com- mittee for the loan of this photo. If you were ever a student at PPHS and want to re-live a few old memories, make plans to attend the Reunion this Spring flower show up Ashburn and Area News' " by Florence Ashton We'll begin this column with some - of the upcoming events of the Brooklin Horticultural Society. On ' Wednesday evening of this week is 'the Spring Flower Show and General Meeting to be held at Brooklin United Church Hall at 8:0 p.m. Entries for the show from 6:30 to 7:45. Many of us will not have too many tylips in our garden that will be worthy of showing. but it has been suggested that if vou have iris in bloom, bring them along and ~ they'll be sorted into classes for Judging: With the warm weather we have had this spring it strely has brought the iris into bloom much earlier than other years. The speaker for Wednesday even- ing'is David Hinton and his subject will be ""*Rhododendrons and Azaleas." The ins show is scheduled for Monday evening. June 8 to be held at Burns Church, Ashburn, so we - should hope that the temperatures remain a little on the cool side to 'prevent a lot of our prize iris to burst into bloom before that date The. speaker for this evening is Marlene Weary and she will speak to us ag-""Preserving the Crop. a subject of great interest to all. The O.H.A. Convention this year 1s being held at Queen's Univ. ersity, Kingston on June 16, 17 and 18. Thete will be three delegates from Brooklin attending, but anyone who "1s interested is w elcome to attend. The weekend was very busy here in our little village with two auction sales and a bake sale. Art and Eva Richardson had their auction on Fri- day evening with the Compton auc- tion on Saturday. I am pleased to hear that the bake sale was a great success. The proceeds from the bake sale will be funnelled 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 community ser- Vices: The 1st Ashburn Beavers, Cubs and especially Scouts and Venturers are currently contributing in this community effort, by blazing the trail and removing trees and undergrowth. They are now in need of SSIS an eg the community at large to fund and build bridges, and to establish drainage and the walkway. If there is any way you Tay dU]=-13 =1d=-1JT =p can help. call Noelle Barclay 655-4101 or Margaret Davis 655-4825. Ashburn Community Centre will be holding a **Canada Day Picnic" on Wednesday. July 1. Games for all ages with prizes. Plan to be there to be included in the village photo. There will be further details regar- ding this event. Pine Grove Church Ladies Aux- lary will hold a special church ser- vice on Sunday, May 31 at 3:00 p.m when Ret. Frank Vanderzwan of Chalmers Presbyterian Church, Ux- bridge. will be the guest speaker. Special music by the men's choir from Chalmers. Rev. McEntyre chose as his ser- mon title Sunday morning. "The Boy Who Released a Miracle' the © © story of the feeding of the five thou- sand. His text was from St. John ~ chapter 6. verse 9. God uses or- dinary people to do the works. of Christ. just as he used the little boy ir the feeding of the five thousand Burton Wood and Bob Nixon read the scripture lessons. with the Senior Cheir singing the anthem "Wonderful Grace of Jesus." Next Sunday. May 31 will be the Sacrament of Holy Communion and Confirmation. We will be pleased to welcome some of our young people into the fellowship at Burns. LRSM AVAL=] [=] UNH = AVila] = 'We service All Makes Of 'V. VCR and Home Audio Components before the name goes on® The quality goes in ' a --. PRE GR Re OH I AN ESS SU oer, Amp sg PI = A i. ARSE Wi RA oh. an TIT tooth gy Ey. Od ' |." isnt ah Ge 1