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36 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 17, 1985 Mark Bell was the special guest speaker at a recent meeting of the Port Perry United Church Women's group. He has travell- ed and worked in Africa and presented a slide show for the group. With him Womens is Annie Wakeford and Jeanne Jackman, members of the group. (See story) the S B/G... BIG... BIG after Christmas SAVINGS! PIRRY STR 7 LIMITED 235 Que. ~ STREET PORT PERRY ONTARIO (416) 985-7383 {or The Port Perry United Church Women met in the lounge at 7:30 for Communion and Devotional service During the Communion service Lisa Toye and Anne Cookson sang "Away In The Manger."' Jane Litt read the 'Christmas Story' from the New Testment. Rev. Glen Jackson served the Communion and was assisted by Marlene Moore and Luella Graham. 29 received Communion. We have decided to give a dona- tion to Handi-Transit in the New Year. Our plates and spoons for Centennial Year are selling quite well and we shall continue to sell throughout 1986. Our special guest speaker for the evening was Mark David Bell. Mark is from Port McNicoll, Ontario, and has studied at York University. He has graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of St. Michaels College, U of T. He 1s presently working on his Masters of Divinity and a Bachelor of Sacred Theology Degree at St. Augustines' Seminary, Toronto School of Theology, U of T Mark was one of 100 students chosen to represent CPPS Mission Projects. He was then one of ten Tanzanian visitor at special meeting chosen to go to Tanzania, a land of 20 million people on Africa's east coast The theme of the "Society of the Precious Blood is "To Help People Help Themselves Mark was organist-pastoral assis- tant at the Martyrs Shrine; Ex- ecutive Co-ordinator for Music and Liturgy for the Pastoral Visit of Pope John Pual II to Huronia this past summer. He also served as pastoral assistant at the Cathedral of St. Peter-in-Chains in Peter- borough, Ontario. Mark spoke and showed slides to the women of his mission work in Tanzania this past summer. He is currently organizing a blanket drive for the people in Tan- zania, as most of the people sleep on the ground with no protection from the cold. If you have any old, clean blankets that you would like to donate, please drop them off at the church. Our new Executive was installed with Kathy Gundry as our Presi- dent. Kathy welcomed her new ex- ecutive members and thanked Lin- da Jackson for installing them. She then presented Annie Wakeford (our out going president) with her life membership pin. Lunch was then served and Mark answered questions that we had for him regarding his talk and slides. Christmas concert Utica and Area News by Vera Brown Church and Sunday School will hold their Christmas service at Ep- som Church this Sunday at 11:15 a.m. There will be a Christmas Eve sponsored by the PORT PERRY LIONS CLUB The Game oy PORT ne a TH ' ey Cave ( by PORT PERRY " 7, UNL Sta "Wheeler-Dealer™ 1s a fast-paced action packed game of shill stateqy. and the "luck of the dice "where too to six players "uheeln deal" their way around their oun town. buying up trading & selling local business properties that actually exist in Port Perry oO oo AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING LOCAL BUSINESSES: Home Hardware - Ted E. Bear's Toy Shop - Port Perry Star Aldred's Store - AW. Brock's Department Store - Smith & Smith Drug Centre -- SEASON'S GREETINGS! For NI Your Automotive Needs ... 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The MacSween's were in Scar- borough on Friday, while Doug and Judy were enjoying a Christmas dinner with his boss and co-workers. Trevor and Travis were visiting with Santa Claus with their grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walker. On Sunday. Doug and Judy, Mike and Jackie Walling and Mr. and Mrs. Brian Preddy enjoyed din- ner and theatre at Whitevale. Mildred Thompson was a lun- cheon guest with Mr. and Mrs. Mur- ray Kirton of Mount Albert on Tues- day Mildred and Phyllis Clarke spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Sloane at Spencerville Marg and Jack Miller of Mississauga visited with the Sutcliffe family on Saturday. Jack and Nancy Skelding and girls joined with Mrs. Doreen Lake and family for a pre-Christmas din- ner on Sunday at Newcastle Lorne and Eileen Slute visited with son Kenneth and Lori Slute at Greenbank on Saturday evening Sunday supper guests with the [Lorne Slutes were Bill and Debbie Slute and boys of Seagrave and Sharane Ross and boys As this will be the last news col umn before Christmas. I would hike to take this opportunity on behalf of Bill and myself to wish everyone Happy Hohdavs and the very best for 1986 [ TT 1 Looking for A Place to Advertise Your Business??? LOOK HERE!! Where consumers in need shop for the protessionals in business! CALL: 2985-7383 for more information