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34 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 26, 1989 - APPLES for SALE - Macintosh - Courtland Talman Sweet - Greening WILLOWTREE ORCHARDS RD. 8, PORT PERRY 985-9205 1/4 Mile East of Epsom Unloads fast... priced to move fast, too. The Model 355 grinder-mixer unloads a full, 100-bushel tank in less than five minutes! The mixing auger thor- oughly mixes your ration from the bottom up to produce consistent, uniform feed. Optional electronic scale gives you accurate control of rations. There's a lot to like about the **3565" . . . including the deal we can make on it. Give us a call, soon. DEE Msn et CT -- -- ---------- : MORROW FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. Sunderland 1-705-357-3121 Building school was a mammoth job This week's Eagle Expression is written by grade 7 student, Michelle LePage. Michelle inter- viewed Frank Pahlke, one of the many workmen who have con- tinued to finish the construction of S.A. Cawker during the month of September. Job Goes Smoothly by Michelle LePage The building of S.A. Cawker Public School was a mammoth job but according to Frank Pahlke things went smoothly. Mr. Pahlke has worked on the school for around 165 hrs. Being his first school as a finish carpenter, he is pleased with the results. Mr. Pahlke enjoyed working on the school because he likes work- ing with his hands, learning new things and having things to show for his labour. Just to look at the school you can see that many workers enjoyed working on the school. The school turned out nicely even with the hustle and bustle of workers doing overtime in order for the school to be done on time. Of course the job went smoothly. Let's hope that the school year at S.A. Cawker will go smoothly also! S.A. Cawker curriculum night The staff of S.A. Cawker invites parents to Curriculum Night on Thursday, September 28. Parents are asked to meet in the gym at PAUL VAN CAMP Chartered Accountant 204 Casimir St. 985-9725 Port Perry * INCOME TAX * FINANCIAL PLANNING * SMALL BUSINESS 3 YEARS 4 YEARS 5 YEARS Rates Subject to Change Without Notice. SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION.OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. 250 QUEEN STREET -- PORT PERRY "PHONE for Over 15 Years" 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation I a a i Cia a i a ii i i ini i I A i i a a i i A ts LS SL iB pide EES EE SE Your ticket to the Big Leagues. | You could win Blue Jays' Playoff Tickets ... Listen each hour. 7:30 for the introduction of staff and a General update on the pro- gram and procedures at S.A. Cawker. Specific routines, evaluation procedures and cur- riculum programming will be covered in the individual classrooms by the teachers in two sessions: Session one 8:10 to 8:25 and Session two 8:30 to 8:45. Parents are reminded that this is not an interview night, but ap- pointments for interviews at a later date can be made by contac- ting individual teachers. Cur- riculum Night is your opportuni- ty to hear from the teachers regarding the academic, social and physical development of your child during this school year. (From page 33) celebrated. Interested persons please contact Dale Davis. Caesarea Community Church On Sunday, Sept. 24, 11 a.m. a very large attendance at the Caesarea Church, with the ser- vice conducted by the minister. Rev. Dr. W. H. Crawford used as his sermon theme, "A Child's Testimony' from Scripture 2 Kings 5:3. The story of a little maid taken captive - a servant of Mrs. Naaman, the wife of the great Commander-in-chief of the Syrian Army, Naaman was sick with Leprosy. The little Maid's Testimony was that the Prophet in Israel would be able to Pray for Naaman and he would be healed of his Leprosy. The Little Maid's Testimony was the means of bringing Naaman to the Prophet and his life was saved. A special service with two Bap- tisms! 1. Tyler James Thomas In- wood, son of Brent and Lori In- wood of Caesarea and 2. Brandon James Quigg, son of David and Barbara Quigg of Toronto. (The grandparents live in Caesarea). A welcome into the Church and community to these children..and our best wishes to the young families! The Sunshine Club Singers gave a selection for the occasion, under the direction of Mrs. K. Watt... playing the piano. Scripture lesson was read by Cecille Gib- bons, Caesarea...grandmother of Brandon Quigg. Next Sunday, for a fine discourse at 11 a.m.. Sympathy Extended We were indeed saddened to learn of the death of Albert Harper of Port Perry. (Living out in the country - we didn't hear about it). Our heartfelt sympathy to his dear wife Lillian at this try- ing time and his fine family. He will be very much missed by all! Also, grieved to hear of the passing of Greta St. John of Port Perry, and mother of Elizabeth Fulford. A very lovely lady in my book! She was a great worker in Port Perry United Church when yours truly lived in town. She will be missed by so many! Sympathy to Elizabeth and family members! Notice: Nestleton W.I. meets on October 4, at the home of Doris Nottingham in Caesarea. The District Fun Fair date has been changed to October 17, at Solina.