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On May 6, Port Perry United Church celebrates its 104th an- niv ry. The celebrations will begin With worship services at 10 a.m., followed by a luncheon and, later, a roast beef dinner. Reverend Walter Murray will be the guest speaker at the mor- ning service. An ordained minister of the United Church of Canada, he is currently serving with the Church's Department of Stewardship Services as a Mis- sion Interpreter. Born and raised Spring by Wendy Clark Well, Easter weekend has gone on by but certainly many enjoyed their delicious Easter dinner. Monday April 16th, there was a big Easter Egg Hunt. Mr. L. Blaikie found the most hidden eggs. Afterwards we joined together for tea and a discussion on Easter. During the afternoon of the 17th, we had a Bunnikins Tea Party with our friends from Cannington N.H.. We all par- ticularly enjoyed the visit from the cute little Easter Bunny. We then had many join in on a varie- ty of games. The monthly Residents Council meeting took place the following day. The ma- jor topic was about purchasing a new freezer. The majority ruled to go ahead with these plans. Other suggestions were summer vacation plans. Thursday brought with it another busy preparation day. In the afternoon we were all treated to a special Easter suprise. Magician Steve Hepburn put on a fabulous magic show. Many residents were thrilled to pet the rabbit that he brought - along. Friday ended the week with another work day all in preparation for the upcoming bazaar. Monday April 23rd, we had a bowling match with two high scorers. Congratulations to B. Ayers and L. Blaikie for achiev- ing 100 pts. The afternoon of the 25th, we hosted our monthly bir- thday party. Our sponsor for this month was the Port Perry United Church. A very special thank you to this group for the cake, gifts, music and games. All other available time over the week of the 23-27 had been spent finishing up crafts, projects and doing lots of baking. Birthday wishes are extended to Mrs. Mae Maloney (May 7) and to Miss Edith Sweet (14). Our sympathy is extended to the family of Mr. Ed Barnhardt and also of Mrs. Clara Ray. Our two dear friends passed away recently but will alvays be remembered in our hearts. A special welcome to Mrs. Daisy Russell who has joined our little homestead. Daisy comes from the neighbouring Villa. Upcoming events scheduled over the first two weeks of May are School Visits (1), Bazaar (5), Volunteer Week (7-12), Success Tea (7), Volunteer Association Meeting (10), T-Shirt Day (11) and Ladies Special Breakfast (14). This coming Saturday the Port Perry Nursing Home will be featuring their Spring Daze Bazaar starting at 11:00 a.m. till 4 p.m.. Be sure to buy your lucky ticket on our quilt draw. SEE YA THERE!!!!! in the Maritimes, he obtained a B.A. in Economics from Mount Allison University, a M.A. in Economics from the University of New Brunswick and a M. Div. from Pine Hill Theological Col- lege. Later he served in astorates ranging from agrath, Alberta to Wolfville, Nova Scotia, as well as in many interesting roles both within and outside the Chureh. Rev. Murray, who now resides near Lindsay, brings with him not only a sense of humour but also an enthusiasm for Stewardship as a way of liv- ing out our Christian commitment. An exceptional musical pro- gramme has also been arranged. Not only will the full Senior Choir, directed by Glenn Taylor and the Primary - Junior Choir, under the leadership of Susan Reed and Karen Faux, enhance the service with their music, but the ap- pearance of Brass Quintessence will make this a celebration to remember. Brass Quintessence is an ensemble of five youths directed by Michael Baines. The group was formed in Toronto in 1986 under the mentorship of the world-famous Canadian Brass and has won numerous awards in- EL, adit ge iE be. Jui J THINNER, ag. RS PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 1, 1990 -- 1S Port Perry United Church Celebrates 104th anniversary cluding many firsts in the open brass competition of the Toronto Kiwanis Music Festival. Brass Quintessence's performances have included a two-week concert tour of Japan in 1988, an ap- pearance at the Economic Sum- mit in Toronto and, later, a con- cert for music teachers at Roy Thomson Hall. Currently, they are proofing a new book in the Canadian Brass Music Series. Most recently, they have had the honour of being selected by the Canadian Music Educators Association to represent Canada at the 1990 Internationl Society for Music Education in Helsinki, 1990 Oldsmobile Touring Sedan Say It Luxury, Say It Sporty, Say It Quick, Say 725-6501 Finland. Following the worship service, the United Church Women will be providing a luncheon, an oppor- tunity to enjoy an hour of fellowship and perhaps renew some old friendships. And no anniversary celebration would be complete without the an- nual Stewards' Roast Beef Din- ner. The dinner will begin at 5:30 p.m. and tickets may be obtained -from any of the Stewards or at the Church office. All told, this day promises to be a full and worthwhile one, and everyone is invited to participate with us in these celebrations. if you're looking for a luxurious car for the 90's, we have a full line Say it anyway you like, but say it with "LIMITED TAT of Cadillacs and Oldsmobiles in stock, that will sult your Luxury lifestyle. it Tough 140 BOND ST. W. ~" CADILLAC CHEVY TRUCKS SEES RY AR wa CPAP EY aps +n es A lp 1 4 ON gf a a Ad a i ---- abi a