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Get it at your Shur-Gain outlet. HED puppy food Shur-Gain...value for discerning feeders. Shur-Gain puppy food WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. BLACKSTOCK - ONTARIO 986-4201 Py PR fam Tray 2200 Wh deo Lr) ARAB FSA AY 7% TT IEP RE Sart 1, Members of the Masonic Lodge, Port Perry in- stalled their 1979 officers last Tuesday evening at the lodge hall and they are: back row left, Jim Corley, Ken Nottingham, Steve Kisil, Hans Kraupa, Al Crosier and Yelverton and _ Mr. Harvey Malcolm This week Mr. and Mrs. - Howard Malcolm and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Malcolm spent three days in Toronto staying at the Royal York Hotel. Howard attended meetings of the Ontario Pork Producers Board and also attended the annual Banquet of the U.C.0. as represen- tative of that organization in his capacity of Chairman. - Your Yelverton scribe and his "General Manager"' attended the U.C.0. Conven- tion and following the meeting took in the in- augural meeting of the U.C.O. provincial directors as representative of Zone 3. Corrie and I were also pleased to attended the Christmas party of the Staff and Directors of the Ontario Pork Producers in the Holi- day Inn on Wednesday evening as guests of the Howard Malcolms. Also had the opportunity to see how the Teletype action of the Hog Producers functions and. found it most informative. Met Mr. Irv Stinson whose "basso-profundq" vocalize daily with the hog sales and prices for the Board. On Thursday Mrs. Ross Hurrin held her second annual 'Kookie Krumble' with several ladies partici- pating. Each lady brings 7 dozen cookies. That's 84, in case you're onto metric. At. the end of the social evening each lady departs homeward with seven dozen cookies - -each dozen baked by a dif- Utica area news by Vera Brown Church service on Sunday, December 24th will be held in Utica United Church at 11:30 a.m. There will be a Christmas Eve Service in Goodwood at 7:30 p.m. for anyone who would like to attend. Sunday School will be at 10:00 a.m. : The Community Club will hold their Christmas euchre this Friday at 8 p.m. with. special prizes to the lucky winners. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gerrow of Oshawa were with her Mr. and Mrs. Willam Brown and Charlie on Sunday. : Mr. and Mrs. Mike Scho- field and family of Taunton were Saturday supper guests with Mrs. Delia Harper. ~ Mr. Art Forsythe of Ux- bridge visited with Mr. Bruce Bailey one day this week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sutcliffe were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ear] Bray at Raglan. Mrs. Helen Crawford of Peterborough was a Sunday visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sutcliffe and family. Jerry and Gord Bray were Saturday visitors at the Sutcliffe home. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Geer ARORA visited her brother Mr. Bruce Redman at Hillsdale Manor on Sunday. Mrs. Clare Thompson of Scugog Island called on Mrs. Crosier on Friday. There are still a few tickets left "for the New Year's dance at the Hall, if interested call Mildred Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon O'Connor and family of Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs. John Sutherland and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Walker of Uxbridge enjoyed a pre-Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs.- Tom Sutherland and Brian on Sunday. To everyone a 'Merry Christmas'. Next week there will be a newspaper so please have your news to me on Tuesday. To Bertha and Charlie in Florida, a Merry Christmas from everyone in Utica. 193QUEEN $ Bill Nichols. Front row left, Jim Cookson, John Ross, Tom Anderson - worshipful master, Gerald Whitaker, and Stan Glass. area news ferent lady. That's how the cookie crumbles! From our community, has. suddenly emerged a T.V.. personality. This week Mrs. Allan Howe participated on a "T.V. program of Oshawa Cable T.V. on their French program demonstrating the fine art of making Christmas decorations. Only one major problem - this program was in French and Agnes is definitely in English. This challenge was met by having her friend who works for the station Mrs. Yolande who is bi-lingual describe the various manual maneuvers in her native tongue. This program was shown on T.V. cable on two different days. We. asked the obvious ques- tion - "Were you nervous?" No. Hubby Allan comments - "anyone who can thread a needle on T.V. on first attempt can't be nervous." To which in our opinion there is no rebuttal. Was the program rehearsed? No! Agnes had the various tables arranged ahead of time knowing what she had in Watch our flashing window sign for weekly specials. ad I 'mind and proceeded ' from there with extemporaneous comments from the shows Hostess and Yolande McNulty. What was the greatest distraction? The bright lights and the exces- sive heat emanating from them. In Yelverton, Agnes' manual dexterity in-various art forms is a well known accomplishment. Pleased to see that her light is no longer under a bushel and has been extended to the field of T.V. Who knows - perhaps a Star is Born. : With Christmas a few short days away, it behooves us to express our gratitude to Ye Editor and Staff in theif latitude (not lassitude) in permitting us space to express news, views and' comments through out the past year and to extend to them and to any reader who has the fortitude to plod through our weekly mean- derings the Merriest Christ- mas ever and the best in Health and Happiness throughout 1979. belo ee ode ale le dl Boe le 3 THE GALLEY FISH & CHIPS Catering for Christmas and New Year's Parties. Please call 985-8647 for further information. INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED T., PORT PERRY (416) 985-7306 "All Lines of General Insurance!" rT J TR Sa MA ENCES