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The annual general meeting of the Social planning advisory group (S.P.A.G.) of Durham Region was held at Ashburn Community Centre on Thursday, Nov. 10th. The executive for the coming year was install- ed. President Sandy Fise, Whitby, Sec- Treas. Betty Gardner Cincurak of Ashburn. The guest speaker, Bill Amell of Peterbor- ough of the National Anti-Poverty Associ. spoke on Unemploy- ment and the economy. The meeting was well attended by represent- atives of voluntary organizations of Dur- ham Region (ie.) Community Care C.I.V.P. and Red Cross as well as local and Regional politicans and local regional and pro- vincial gov't staff members. Mr. Don Gardner of Verdon, Manitoba is a guest this week with Mr... and Mrs. W. Gardner and Jean. There was a -neighb- ourhood watch meeting held in the Communit y Centre last Wednesday evening. Mayor Robert Attersley opened the meeting and deputy chief Steve Edwards introduced the police officers Peter Wraight and Jerry Dionne. With the help of these officers of the crime prevention dept. of Durham Region Police, the citizens of Ashburn will work to establish a wneighbour- hood watch program: fifty five citizens attend- ed to the introduction meeting. There will be more information later. On November 27th from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. you can spend a happy afternoon at Ashburn store. They are calling this day 'Country Christmas' and there Don't mits this Wo. - . gift of a lifetime" FREE PHOTO OF YOUR CHILD ® OR FAMILY PORTRAIT. ® NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR GROUPS ® PROFESSIONAL CHILDREN' S PHOTOGRAPHER ® NO AGE LIMIT ® WOODEN PLAQUES AVAILABLE ® CHOOSE FROM FINISHED PRINTS © ADDITIONAL PRINTS AVAILABLE AT AFFORDABLE PRICES -- ONE DAY ONLY -- Wed., November 30th 10:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. MERSCO 5° T0 $1.00 199 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY Poi ea Ax ARIE 7 bt 2 3 ov G } J + ' *. REA S34 PL rth IN JRE PLEA BL Fh, Gl lade Poy FA AT aL ead To Fo $ see such as handcrafted items, Christmas decor- ations, flowers and lots more. Come and meet your friendly neighbours. There was a euchre at the community centre last Thursday evening. The ladies who won prizes were Ruby Smith, Dana Janigo and Debbie Johnston. The mens prizes went to Alvin Spencer, Tony Pittens and George Harper. John Hopkins won the door prize. The next euchre will be December 1st. There was a good attendance at the family night in the church hall last Friday evening. The program was spent on by the 'Townliners Plus'. Ray Porter was the chairman and opened the program with the singing of O Canada and Rr Sha Ny A. a sing song for every- one. Chris and Debbie Batten sang a beautiful duet. A humorous skit was put on by Diane Batten, Norma Engle- ton and Ray Porter. The Davidchuck family Reta, Mathew, Chantel and Steven did three lovely numbers. A trio Barbara Porter, Harold Fisher and Ron Ashton sang "How Great Thou Art". Arnold Ashton and Neil McEntyre played 3 contemporary numbers on their special instru- ments. A musical quiz was given by Sharmon and Barbara Porter. Cake and Ice Cream rounded out a good evening. Last Sunday morning at Burns Church Holy Communion was observed. Rev. Mec- entyre's message was "Belonging to God now and Forever". The scriptures were read bv Maite, TY ¢ BCR PARLE AL. GPS LA A i sie MN, A pl SERRA 5-8 LIE RANA: ARRAS AFAE NEE PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 22, 1983 -- 27 Pancake slippers, not pillows will be lovely things to - Alfred Fisher and Ronald Ashton. he choir sand "Nearer Still Nearer." Next Sunday, as well as the regular services, Rev. McEntyre will con- duct a bible study at 7:30 p.m. on the subject Love, Human and Devine. The annual white gift service will be held on Dec. 11th and there will be a Christmas Eve Candlelighting Service in the church on Christmas Eve. Every- one is welcome. Miss Barbara Hump- hrey, Mr. Gordon Humphrey and friend of Toronto visited on the weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs. E. Humphrey. Mrs. Douglas Ashton was a guest last week with Mrs. Ruth Purdy of Mono Mills. Please phone your news to 655-3740. Youth Group hungry Epsom Area News By Jean Jeffery Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton were supper guests Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hill. The Youth Group had 4 starvathon and sleep over at Baster's Sat night. You might like to sponsor them. Any gift would be appreciated. The money is for the Fred Victor Mission. The Epsom-Utica Social Group will meet for a Pot Luck supper at the home of Marg. and Lionel Storey Sat. Dec. 3 at 7:15 p.m. For inform- ation call Storey's or Walter Kerrys. Steve Kearley of Manitoulin Island came home for the weekend to visit his parents in Uxbridge and at the Ron Brown's home. The Taylors future son-in-law Shaw Servier of Toronto received 1st place for his butter sculpture at the Royal Winter Fair. Lois and Barry Bushell visited on Wed. evening with her parents, Howard and Ruth Ashton and Sun. evening Allen, Joyce and their family of Oakwood visited Howard and Ruth. Donna Rodin and children, Anton, Candice and Nathan visited Stella Asling on Friday and on Sat. Stella's brother Bill Ryall and his wife visited with Stella and Don. Pine Grove Christmas Carol Service at their beautiful little church will be Tuesday, Dec. 13 at 8 p.m. Details later. Jean and Bruce Houghland visited her 'Aunt Jean (Kydd) Downing of Magnef- awan on Sat. Mr. Don Asling assist- ed by Mrs. Alma Hill at the piano conducted a worship service at Dahiem Nursing Home on Sunday afternoon while Stella Asling and Ruth Ashton visited Miss Vera Prentice, Miss Marjorie Bailey and Mrs. Leta Acton. Robert and Jamie Ashton stayed with FISH & CHIPS Lobster Tails... $15.95 1b. Salmon Trout . ..... 3.35 Ib. Crablegs....... $13.95 Ib. Cooked Lobster... .... 3.99 1b. B.C. Cohoe Salmon . Pink 2.79 Ib. 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