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Clare is recuperat- ..asion. organ provided special ing following a knee oper- Rev. E.C. Woodland of the music for the occasion. ation undergone recently in gmeemee Bethel pastoral Mrs. Audrie Brown enter- Port Perry. Speedy convalescence to 1/, 1 Year Debentures - Annual Interest % Minimum $1,000. 12% Monthly 12 3/8% 5 Year Annual All Members of the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation CALL: SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY Phone 985-3832 Toronto following heart _ surgery. along with a Prince Albert Miss Lana Malcolm parti- by Mrs. Earl Reader group and talent from cipated this week in a Last week you saw the ad Myrtle, Sunderland, and variety show held in for the variety Christmas Port Perry. Many members conjunction with Balyduff concert to be held in the will be enhanced with appro- Presbyterian Church.- Island Church Sunday Dec.2 priate costumes. _ The Mrs. Howard Malcolm and at8p.m. Itis being present- admission charge is very Miss Candy Malcolm are ed by the Jr. and Sr. Choirs reasonable and advance DON'T BLOW YOUR $500" C.H.L.P. GRANT THROUGH YOUR ROOF. INSULATING YOUR CEILING ONLY IS A HELP BUT NOT THE CURE. BY INSULAT- ING YOUR CEILING YOU ARE FORCING HOT AIR TO ESCAPE THROUGH YOUR WALLS. SAVE: - Up to 60% of Heating Bills Up to 40% of Electric Bill Furnace Maintenance Comfort and Security By Properly Insulating Your Home. s{ "ec: EL ALE {Boa 7) No DRAFTS! YAY! FOR FREE CONSULTATION CALL 883-4431 COVERING ALL ONTARIO -- OR 498-6618 -- COLLECT "THE PROFESSIONALS" 'INSULATE NOW OR PAY FOR FREE BOOKLET MAIL TO: . d | NATIONAL HOME INSULATIONS MORE LATER 187 DENISON ROAD | MARKHAM L3R 1B5 Bi CHARGE | NAME: | r masters charg i Bhs VISA ADDRESS: MEMBER x | CITY: Postal Code i 5 i foe sd ies a 5 Ve or 4 n SHES IIR Ss, CRM Ir Yd , AA oh Ee VSS EE Ww : HE AER SL I Ga EI 7 aii ge 2 £7 ¥ Arg oT TER Z PRESB NI SO 17 A ol 7 LAA PINES s <BEY I y SARL hp SE PER LA A Yelverton and area news tained old friends from Montreal for several days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wil- son have moved into their lovely new home in Janet- ville subdivision. We un- officially inspected same and gave it our seal ofs approval. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fick were Sunday visitors at Malconia. Mr. Clayton Brown of Fleet- wood area who is convalesc- * 1, S a n we ing in Western Hospital in tickets may be purchased from choir members or if you make up your mind on Sunday come along anyway. The Sunday School concert date had to be changed from Dec. 14 to Dec. 16 as the Church was already booked for other purposes. The concert should be very interesting with all the new leaders and children taking part. We trust the enthus- iasm will continue on thro' the winter. Mrs. Madeline Cawker returned on Monday from a trip to Saskatchewan where she went to visit a brother who is very ill. Last report of Anson Gerrow on Sunday was that he was still in the Port Perry Hospital and surviving the last week on intravenous. Our thoughts and hopes are frequently with him and his family. To-night the members of the Head U.C.W. dine togeth- er at 6:30 p.m. at the Community Hall when they learn the identity of mystery Sisters, exchange gifts and enjoy a planned Christmas program. So far the Head ladies have sold over 250 of their inter- esting cook books. On Sunday Rev. Clarke missed his chat with the children as they were all very busy with their Christmas plans and studies. However, the theme for the adults "What price Freed- om" was very timely in consideration of world conditions today and in the past. Can you imagine in the early days, having 1240 laws based on the 4th Command- ment? Preparations for winter in repairs and improvements are being made by men of the Island Church. We are still hoping for the new doors Atoms lose This past week has been a quiet one for the Malmont Farm Atom All Stars playing only one game. On Friday Nov. 23rd Port went down to defeat to the fast skating Whitby Brooklin team. Even . though Port was on home ice they seemed to lack the fire they had shown in Brooklin and they were no match for Whitby. The boys skated hard but couldn't get the puck past the opposition's defense. Whitby passed the puck extremely well and went home with a score of 6-0. The Atom All Stars travel to the Don Beer arena to meet Bay Ridges on Wed. Nov. 28th at 7 p.m. and they challenge Markham in Port on Friday Nov. 30th at 8 p.m. A