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by Mrs. Innis The Sunday School annual meeting will be held on Thursday January 10 at the ® Church at 7:30 p.m. and the Congregation annual meet- ing will follow at 8 pm. A full attendance would be appreciated. The sympathy of. the community is extended to the relatives and friends of Mr. Doug Wallace who pass- ed away on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Innis were New Year's Eve guests MAGNETIC SIGNS Desk & Door Plates PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 a a RR Ene Xr AL PRL Sr Fis dE AR kt NNT of Mr. and Mrs. Lunney in Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Graham in Locust Hill Doug 'on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Phoenix and children have returned home from a pleas- ant holiday in Florida. - Helen McKean, Rachel McMillan, Marg. Couper- thwaite, Bessie Donneral and Dorothy Ianson joined with the Sunderland Women's Institute last week for the short course on Indoor Gardening which included a basic lesson on Macrame. A shortened version of the course will be given at the Jan. meeting to be held at Dorothy Ianson's on Wednesday January 16 at 1 p.m. Details will be phoned by the Branch directors. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Till entertained Mr. and Mrs. Bob Michie, Mr. and Mrs. ,Greenbank and area news Jack Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. John Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Till and Don last Sunday. The hockey team and parents are arriving home from Denmark today (Monday) and from all reports the boys have had some fine winning games. For the Till and Taylor boys it has been a real experience. The cold weather of the last week has finally made skating possible on the ponds. On Sunday afternoon about thirty enthusiasts gathered at the Phoenix farm to enjoy the sport. One casualty was Mrs. Armour McMillan who had. the misfortune to break her wrist. Sorry Rachel. Congratulations are in order for Mr. and Mrs. Terry Howsam on the birth of a baby girl. A great grand- daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lee. GREAT JANUARY BETTER VALUES MERSCO 5¢ to $1.00 191 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-7327 Lasalle Tempo BLANKET LUXURY BATH MAT SETS 4 pc. plush ha an "aon in 20 x 26" Feather PILLOW $4.88 Pillow Cases ... $2.88 pr. : o NA QUILT BATT 100% Polyester Size 78" x 100" FLANNELETTE SHEETS =A Our insurance a love you and leave you. VI JACQUARD BATH TOWEL 20x40" HAND TOWEL 14x 26" (From Page 21) er"s baptism. A warm welcome is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kemp who have purchased and moved into the former Harrison Farm (previously the Oscar McQuade farm) east of Cadmus. The grade 10 French class of C.H.S. enjoyed a cheese fondue at the house of their teacher Miss S. Sheen. Fun was enjoyed after the fondue. Tara Bailey was a week- end guest of Carol Samells of Bowmanville. Better health is wished for Mrs. Phyllis Hamilton and Blake Gunter who are both in Port Perry Hospital and to Ivan Thompson who is recently returned home from Oshawa Hospital. Mrs. Stuart Dorrell and Annie returned home to Charlton on Wednesday after spending some time with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Harold Senior Citizens by Marion King The Senior Citizens held their Christmas dinner at 5:30 on Dec. 19 with 130 persons attending. The President, along with the other officers and their wives, and our King and Queen, occupied seats at the head table. The charter members, who are getting fewer each year, were also in attendance. A beautiful dinner was catered by Dorothy Lee and her helpers, was thoroughly enjoyed by all. The programme opened with a recitation by Marion King "A Visit from St. Nicholas." Dickens Christmas Carol was then put on and was a decided success. Costumes, actors, scenery all took us back a long way in time. Scrooge (Mack Whybrow) was still the old squeezing sinner, the Ghosts were excellent and altogether, the director, Marjory Webb deserves much credit for her efficiency in this play. "A Bachelor's Life" was then read by Marion King which was a very comical side of bachelorhood. Winn Philp then led our choir in several Xmas Carols which were much enjoyed. This brought a happy dinner to a close. ERSONI INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 193 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-7306 nts don't just ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., January 9, 1980 -- 27 McLaughlin and Kelly and her mother Mrs. W. Toms after her time in Toronto Hospital. Congratulations to Howard Bailey who had his poem place first in the Zone level of the Legion Contest and to Eleanor Gibson whose essay placed third at the Zone Level. Those attending the annual Ferguson Family Gathering at the Recreation Centre on New Year's Day were Mrs. Hazel Belyea and Nancy, Oakville, Miss Verena Grah- am, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoskin, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Graham, Toronto, Mark and Robbie, Mrs. Pat Fletcher, Diana and Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hoskin and family, Mr. and rs. Murray Byers, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Byers and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy, Gary and Paul, Dr. and Mrs. Wayne McShane and family Brampton, Mrs. Bonnie Hudson, Wayne and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mountjoy and family, Stouffville, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mountjoy, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilbank and family, Mr. Bob Kyte, Mr. and Mrs. Bud McNeil, Mr. and Mrs. Doug McNeil, all of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Johnston, Belleville, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dorell, Mr. and Mrs. Grant McLaughlin, Mr. Harry Sanderson. Mr. and Mrs. John Med- land, Brooklin were Friday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family. New Year's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Larm- er were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Larmer, Brian, Michael, Cathy, Carol and Mary Angela of Barrie, Mr. Gordon Avery of Little Britain. Winners at the Senior Citizens' Card Party with 21 tables were 1-Anne Manns- 90; 2-Myrtle Wagner-86; 3-Elmer Johnston-86; 4-Bessie McCullough-81; 5- Marjorie Tennant-80; 6-Charles Nesbitt-76; Low- Edith Burgess. Guests during the week with Mrs. Margaret Van- Camp were Mr. and Mrs. John Barker, West Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Meerschaut and Lindsay of Sept-Iles, Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. Hector Short- ridge had as dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shortridge, Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey, Allan and Marilyn Bailey and family. 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On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright attended the wedding of Miss Pamela Stinson and Bob Carmichael in Yelverton United Church and the reception in Manvers Recreation Centre. Mr. Johnny Hodge, Port Hope spent Christmas with his mother Mrs. Marion Hodge and Tommy. Mrs. Tom Hodge had Mrs. Pat Jones and Jason, Osha- wa as Boxing Day guests. Mrs. Argue spent Christ- mas in Toronto with her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Hyde of Thornhill. STEER THIS WAY ... By Colin Ball Little problems can cause big gas bills. Low automatic transmission fluid, high eng- ine idle speed, a sticking manifold heat valve - even unbalanced wheels - can rob your car of good gas mile age. Vinyl top should be washed with mild soapsuds and luke- warm water, using a small, soft-bristle brush. When it's clean, follow with a vinyl top dressing. If tire wear is concentrated in the centre of the tire, it has been overinflated. Noises from your engine are warning signs. 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