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"Scugog's Community Ne r of Choice" 26 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 17, 1991 Michelle Hofman, who is originally from Oshawa, has been the associate minister at Port Perry United Church since the beginning of June. As a diaconal minister, rather than an ordained minister, she has been commissioned to serve In education and pastoral care. She has a Masters of Religious Education, and Is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario and Emmanuel College. = of Bhewnan gasonty i Restorations & New Construction A | . All types of | BRICK, BLOCK, STONE and CONCRETE work Builders of Masonry Woodheat STORAGE SYSTEMS « Finnish Contraflow Fireplaces * Russian Masonry Heaters © (416) Pegs 11 | 3 BEATING THE TN EAT/AE LE This 120" x 108" Concordia Cabinet layout is only . . . 2 weeks delivery! 120" x 108" Layout as above these great prices & FREE PROFRE SOFIA countertops Recessed Oak , N MDF with Panel PS Lacquered White presentation of $1688 $1407 $1704 this ad! Your Kitchen Specialists with 23 years Experience - R.R. #4, Uxbridge (416) 852-7722 17991 Lakeridge Road, (Durham 23) just south of #47 Babysitting available On Wednesday evening the U.C.W. ladies met in the church hall for the first meeting of the fall season. President Ilean Pugh opened with a peom "Autumn" Hymn *'O God Our Help In Ages Past" was sung. Dorothy Hope read from Psalm 79-13 105 8-9. Beth Pereman took us on a journey into the past of the work of the ladies in the church. Hymn "Work For The Night Is Coming" was sung. Roll call: "Ideas for the future of the church in the next 25 years," was answered by seven- teen ladies. The thought of most of the ladies is that they would like to have more people joining with us in all parts of the church life but keep the same friendly feeling we have. "Blest Be The Tie That Binds," closed the devo- tion. The secretary read the minutes of the last meeting and the treasurer gave a report. Men"s Bible study has resumed The Seagrave Beavers, Cubs and Scouts are holding a bottle drive on Sept. 28 in the morn- ing to help aise funds. The boys will coming door to door collecting returnable de- posit bottles, eg. pop bottles, r bottles and beer cans. If has any la around the house, we will be happy to fice them up and return them or you. Thank you for your support! CL . e are reminding our com- munity this week of the Sea- grave United Church 88th an- niversary service that will be held this Sunday, Sept. 22. The - "service this week will be at 11 a.m. Special soloist will be Marilyn Porter and our guest aker will be Ted Farrow, airman of the Stroke Survi- vor Group. Ted helps motivate stroke survivors from his personal ex- perience of surviving three strokes and a heart attack since 1980. For the past eight years he has been helping oth- er survivors adjust to their new lifestyle. He has been rec- ognized on a number of occa- sions, receiving the Canada Lifestyle Award in 1987, volun- teer of the year from the Dis- trict Health Council, and most recently was featured in a sto- ry on Global Television. Mr. Farrow provides a sym- pathetic and understanding ear to fellow strokers and their families. He provides honest advice and emotional support to people having problems and shows through his daily living that there is 'life after a stroke." The Seagrave Ladies are asked to bring sandwiches or finger desserts for a social hour following the service. There will be nursery help provided to look after our young ones. Men are reminded that the Men's Bible study has resumed at the Seagrave church on Thursdays at 9 p.m. after choir practice. Best Wishes for a speedy re- turn to good health to Fern To- bin who underwent surgery Prince Albert News by llean Pugh SS S35 BE Final plans made for the an- niversary celebration. Meeting closed and lunch was served by Diane Brough and Helen Jewell. Thursday evening was the weekly euchre at the community with 13 tables. The winners were Bernice Loudfoot; Alma Manns; Verna Smith; Owen Gray; Verna Slute; Ilean Pugh. Lucky draws: Olive Ormiston, Jim Redman, Clarence Butson. Lone hands series was Dorothy Edwards with 17. If you would like to join a low impact aerobics group at the community centre on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9-10 a.m. come along. Babysitting available. A number from the area attend- ed the 125th anniversary of Man- chester Church on Sunday. Con- gratulations from Prince Albert. When you look back it must have been a very busy time in this area with two new churches being last Friday at Oshawa Hospi- Birthday greetings this week go out to Cathy Carr, Kent Taylor, Amy W Y, Lori Hillis and Lloyd Short. The ital Auxiliary drive for a million pennies reports that member Gertie Wanna- maker donated 600 pennies, Bessie Fishley donated 2,946 pennies and the Seagrave UCW donated a total of 928 pennies. Pennies by the roll were donated by Eleanor Nich- ols and by the jar by Phyllys Wray, 1,098 cents were turned in by the Seagrave store. Pen- rave News by Ann Sandiford at centre built, The music was provided by the Uxbridge Boys Choir. After the service lunch was served in the hall. The time is fast approaching for the Prince Albert United Church 125 Anniversary on Sunday, September 29 at 2 p.m. Guest speaker will be Dr. Ann Squire. If any of the elderly people would like a ride please call 985-3143. All the supper tickets have been sold. A very interesting musical pro- gram has been planned for 7 p.m. in the church. Weekend visitors with Merv & Ilean Pugh were son, Ivan and Linda and granddaughter Cassandra. Phil and Bernice Odrowski of Trout Creek. Satur- day evening Paul, Bonnie and Laurel Solomon joined with the rest for a family dinner. - Special birthday wishes are wished to Mr. Victor Willes who celebrated his 90th birthday on the weekend. A family dinner was held in his honor. Mrs. Norma Robinson and daughter Laura flew to Halifax to attend a wedding on Saturday. Please call Peggy at 985-7046 with your news for next week. nies count and the Hospital Auxiliary thank our communi- ty for their help. Girls age 9 to 12, the First Seagrave Guide Pack has nings for girls who would like to enjoy fun and comrade- ship while learning many use- ful new skills. We meet Mon- day nights from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Seagrave United Church. For more information, please call Diane Runcieman at 985-0012. - That's it for this week. Please call Diane Cooke with your news items for next week at 985-3722. Celebration Choir to sing at anniversary service From Page 24 bank as the Seagrave anniver- sary service willbeat 11 a.m. The guest speaker will be Ted Farrow. Lunch will be served after the service. The evening group of our UCW will be held on Wednes- day, Sept. 18at8 p.m. Mrs. Anne Wills, now living in Don Mills, visited with her sister, Helen and Don McKean on Monday. Mrs. Lucy Boynton and son Bruce of Tottenham visited Margaret Couperthwaite on Friday. They went next door to Dot Knight's home for a tour of PLEASE RECYCLE that house where they lived 47 years ago. Malcolm and Janice McEach- ern and baby Brock spent Sun- day with Fred and Iva Phoenix and family. The Celebration Choir under the direction of Lillian Reesor will be singing at St. John's Presbyterian Church's 135th Anniversary Service in Port Perry on Sunday, Sept. 22 at 7:30 p.m. They are a real treat to hear. Colleen Barfoot and sister Leanne Barfoot of King Street articipated in the Terry Fox un. They ran 10 kilometres. Congratulations, girls. THIS PAPER