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The Christmas Bazaar held Saturday afternoon in the Anglican Church Hall was a busy place. With the display of hand-made dolls are Mrs. Agnes Garvey (left) and Mrs. Mary Allen. With winter here to stay, everybody needs something warm for their hands. «=~ Mrs. Anne Mulligan had a colourful selection of knitted mittens. BOYS BIKE A green Norco boys . bicycle was stolen some time between November 20 and 26 from a home on the 12 Concession, Scugog Town- A ---- STERLING STERLING TRUST CORPORATION by Mrs. R. Heron The first Sunday in Advent was observed last Sunday morning at Burns church. Two little brothers, Bradley and Christopher Batten assisted Rev. McEntyre in lighting the Advent wreath. The morning message was taken from Isaiah 'Our Stewardship .of Shaloam". The senior choir sang "Lord of All Hopefullness. Mrs. R. Batten took care of Junior Church. Next Sunday the Sacrement of the Lords Supper will be observed at 11:15 a.m. Everyone wel- come. ' There will be a candle light service on Christmas eve. . These services have been well attended and enjoyed in the past few years and we look forward to this one this coming Christmas eve at 7:30 p.m. . There was a coffee party held at the Community Hall last Thursday morning. The purpose was to welcome and get to know the new ladies and their children of the community. Don't forget the Christmas Concert to be held in the Centre on Dec, 16th at 7:30 p.m. The Burns Welcome Club sponsored a 'Creative Fun for Little Ones' evening at the church on Tuesday night last week when Donna Harris and Ester Buchanan gave a very interesting dis- play of toys and interesting talk to mothers also showed slides. A social time _was spent over a cup of tea and lunch. The members of the Brooklin Horticulture Soc- . iety in our area enjoyed a delicious dinner last Wednes- day evening in the Brooklin United Church Hall to cele- brate the closing of the year. The tables were beauti- fully decorated with lighted candles and the food was so good. The election of new offi- cers took place and Mr. John Jefferies is now presi- dent. We would like to say a very warm "Thank You" to Margaret Davis of Ashburn for a job well done, who is now past president. Friends of Miss Mary ill | Ashburn area news Hopkins will be glad to know she is well enough to leave Oshawa Hospital. Mary is now in the hospital wing of Fairview lodge. The sympathy of the community is extended to the family of the late Alfred Fisher who passed away in Meata, Saskatchewan last week. The funeral was on Monday of this week. Thought: A person is like an oyster, he shouldn't be judged by his looks, it's whats on the inside that counts. RON HEWAT LOWREY Organs & Pianos ORGAN WORLD .. at Free Lunch at Noon. Gary Herrema, President LAKEVIEW PLAZA 985-8365 Scugog Street Port Perry ANNUAL MEETING ONTARIO COUNTY SOIL & CROP IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION LEGION HALL, UXBRIDGE THURSDAY, DEC. 8,1977 at 10:30 a.m. GUEST SPEAKER: Professor Tom Lane, Department of - Land Resource Science, University of Guelph. _ TOPIC: The Economic Use of Fertilizer & Manure in Crop Production. REPORTS: On Projects and Demonstrations Everybody Wélcome. H. Ivan Bell, Secretary CALL ZIEBART AT 985-8631 Get new Ziebart' Formula?' rust protection Se -- While the grown-ups were look: ..: bargains or enjoying tea and cookies, the kids could try their luck at the fish-pond. Little Andrea Gibson gets some help from Janice Bell. 2 NOW! %% For 4 & 5 Years. IF INTEREST IS PAID ANNUALLY: 'DON FORDER Insurance Agency 24 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY PHONE: 985-8471 IRENE UE BE RC I I A "FREE" COURTESY CAR AVAILABLE Save Time & Gas - have your car ~ Ziebarted at Port Perry Auto-Truck Rustproofing. (©) Zichart TSUSORRUST, Port Perry Auto-Truck IR Rustproofing AN HWY. 12 & 7A - MANCHESTER ZENO ADF 985-8631 \ : Fa <4 EX Pd EEE EEE EE EEE EE EE EE EE EEE EEE < - pC" ty wr 2