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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" 20- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 4, 1997 Ashburn News Feast at church Many out for Harvest By Florence Ashton Inclement weather, it didn't prevent people from attending the Halloween Harvest Feast held at Burns Church. Many people turned up in their Halloween costume, and what a variety of individuals we had. Our own Doc McKinney was dressed as Davey Crockett, and Joan Fleming made a very attractive Snow White. Three prizes were given for the best costume. First prize went to Wilma Lynde and Jean Johnston for their cos- tumes as ballerinas. What laughs this couple ~ brought. Ken Brown won second prize. He showed up dressed as an accident victim, crutches and all. This again brought roars of laughter from the audience. Theo Knight took the prize for the third best costume. He was dressed as Ashburn's hobo and acted out his part well. Thanks to all who helped make this a fun time for all. Special thanks to the Kirk Guild for their fine effort. The Kirk Guild will meet Monday, November 10, at 4:30 p.m. in the church. The Guild are busy making plans for a bake sale and lunch for Saturday, December 6. SARL Hope to see you at the Gospel Music Concert next Sunday night at Burns Church at 7:30 p.m. featuring "One Accord" from Brantford and guest soloist Sheri Drozd from Oshawa. Free-will offering. Fellowship hour following in the lower hall. Plan to join with us and bring a friend.Several from Ashburn enjoyed "The Torchmen" in concert on Sunday evening at Emmanuel Reformed Church in Whitby. It's euchre night Thursday night, November 7, at the Community Centre at 8. Seagrave News Guides begin cookie sale By Diane Cooke Hope all our little trick or treaters.didn't get too soggy Friday evening! At least it wasn't cold! Seagrave residents are reminded that our local Brownies and Girl Guides will be blitzing the area door to door for orders of their Chocolate Mint Cookies this coming Saturday morning. Please support our local girls and buy a box or two - the cook- les freeze great and make easy Christmas treats! Also a reminder to the Brownie parents that the Bake Sale is Wednesday. Please drop off you goodies Tuesday evening at any of the leaders' homes. The annual Fellowship Sisters Christmas Dinner and Gift Exchange will be November 21st. Tickets are available from Janet Fraser 985-8542, Sandra Fraser 985-8542 or Leigh Peterson 985-4755. Robin Glade Estates Women's Group meets this month on the 20th at Kate MacDonald's home - more details next week. Good luck to some Seagrave boys who will be participating in the Mariposa Hockey Tournament this weekend. Results, details, scores, etc., next week! The Seagrave News col- umn is still sadly lacking in input from the Seagrave Village (old and new sub- ' division) and Mariposa Estates. If you live in either of these two areas please keep in mind to call with sports, music, birth- days, anniversaries, spe- cial events, trips. etc. Happy Birthday wishes to Donna Wanamaker, Ona Short, Shelby Evans and any others not known to us. Seagrave Church News: Many from here attended the 101st Anniversary at Greenbank Church on Sunday morning when the guest speaker the Rev. Dorinda Vollmer spoke on "A Labor of Love". The music by the church choir with soloist Emma Carson . and the Jubilation Choir were all enjoyed. Next Sunday Seagrave CHurch service and Sunday school will be back to the regular WHEN A MINIVAN ISN'T ENOUGH VAN. 1 it a A ll sme SMARTLEASE Down Payment The GMC Safari takes the mini out of van. This jumbo family van has more standard. seating than the Caravan. 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