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| RY Hd ASIP FAR ay ahaa Fi The pis ah 00,0000 - x MSY LI a LIS TENE RAN BER SS WSS SRS FARES ASIN RANE WSN STEN | " ) y ' X i : ee PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 21,1977 -- 11 " Burket | ton news | | . 0 | by Mr. Stanley Taylor Several from this district iy : Mr. A. C, Stephenson, attended a turkey dinner py] I. towmanville, called on held in Hampton Church Hall ba lurketon relatives, neigh- this week. rs, ours and friends during the Mrs. E. Carnochan is 4 - reek. spending a few days with Mr. i and Mrs. A. C. Stephenson, to Bowmanville. iE « Congratulations to Mr. and ih Cen Tt ra | Mrs. Harold Swain, Tyrone, A on their recent marriage. in S Mrs. Swain was the former Phy even Mrs. L: Richards. ! Zonbinu Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Taylor 3 The Inhed iam Rage so and Stanley Taylor motored ¥ eceived word that it can use (© Norland on Saturday for a ome $2100. of provincial pre-Christmas dinner at the noney that remained aftera ome of Mr.-and Mrs. Doug- esearch project ended on las Taylor, as well as his )ctober 15. This money will daughter and her husband se used to cover office and (rom Toronto and his son ther expenses and for the Donald and wife from Belle- R Jlanning and fund raising Ville: They report much less a :ampaign for the sheltered SOW in Norland area than vorkshop. here. DECEMBER 26 - 27 - 28 On December 12, ten members of Second Port Malcolm are Guides Janet Lamb, Suzanne Saulnier, i Perry guides visited Scugog Council as part of their Joanne Vandervoort, Carole Latta, Ruth Parker, ~ , Monday . Tuesday . Wetlnesday work in understanding government for the Guide Daphne Butt, Anne Lamb, Sharon Rumford, and MATINEES ONLY - 2:00 P.M. citizenship badge. Seen here with Mayor Lawrence Andrea Wanninkhof. Scouter Paul Saulnier arranged the tour. | Ashburn and area news by Mrs. R. Heron from the bible class to say How a Rose E'er Blooming". will be a short family service The ladies bible class and "Thank You" to Pearl for Rhonda Bryant took care of at 11:15 at the church. the W.MS. members and her faithfulness and help Junior church. A special "Thank You" to friends joined together for a through the years. Don't forget the Christmas all who have helped make ' . pot luck supper last Wednes- Rev. McEntyre had a good eve candle light service on Ashburn news enjoyable in day night. The food was message for the church Saturday night at 7:30. the past year. delicious on tables tastefully - service '"One Miracle is Everyone is welcome: + Merry Christmas to all the decorated with candles. Enough" from John 1. 1-14. There will be no Sunday Port Perry Star Staff and to The meeting was opened The Senior Choir sang "Lo, School next Sunday but there all our readers. with singing Christmas Carols and Nellie Hopkins, president of the class had a beautiful Christmas medita- of «Vs tion. Lois Daw, W.M.S. ax president, read the scrip- Gt ture. Florence Ashton, a fr secretary, read several ' i) Christmas messages from : G > 4 former members. Plans Season S reetings x were made to pack boxes for {4 "> shutins, 0 & Best Wishes for the New Year! UE Rev. McEntyre had charge of the a TOOUR MANY FRIENDS & CUSTOMERS and showed a very lovely , DECEMBER 29 film strip set to music called [pone Swear Howe) QQ THURSDAY MATINEE ONLY -2:00 P.M. "Bells of Christmas" which A = : took us right from Advent to AL DECEMBER 30 Epithany". FRIDAY SHOWat7 &9 P.M. The Coinmupity Centre was packed to overflowing The one and only real live Evel Knievel last Friday night for the annual Christmas concert. in his first dramatic movie role. All the children took part in their respective age WHA ERRRGAFRR, 8 | fox SEC i 4 > % | min n Stickwood of Claremont sang ' a beautiful Christmas 'solo hh and Mrs. H. Bath pleased everyone with her accord- ian. The adults put on a skit called the "Ashburn Gong Show". We had a visit from % a Tiny Tim and even he got the gong. Santa arrived to treat all the children. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Knight attended the convention of the Claremont Co-op in the Royal York Hotel on Tues- = v day of last week. In spite of the very icy - road conditions, there was a pretty good turn out for the "Birthday Party for Jesus' on Sunday morning. Juice, # { A . 'muffins, cup cakes and : : coffee were served from : tables with beautifully lit ®. C | n E m A candle centre pieces. | Miss. Carol Millette of ' ) Whitby, with her guitar, led Queen & Perry Streets in singing Christmas Carols N . and a beautiful Christmas ~ PORT PERRY 985-8535 film sas shown. ~ _ Mrs. H. Ashton was given . CLOSED DECEMBER 21st to 25th special honours, when a ol led CLOSED DECEMBER 31st number of childrens Hymn MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR! books were placed in the i : : Sunday School in her name, and she was also given a gift ry MES NERA ail