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Utica and Area News by Vera Brown Christmas 1986 has come and gone and now we can all start that © diet that will be needed following all : the turkey and plum pudding etc. Some of us in the village receiv- '| ed a very nice Christmas greeting | by way of carolling by the Croxalls, Sharon and daughters Julie, Sarah and Shelley who were accompanied by Janine who I am sure will be singing right along with them next year. I enjoyed it and I am sure everyone else did too. Thanks girls. Calling on us during the holidays was Bill's sister Bea. Kelly of Blackstock and their mother Mrs. K. Brown of Sunderland. We en- joyed Christmas Day with the rest of our family at the Gerrows at View Lake. Jack, Nancy Skelding and girls spent Christmas Eve with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lake at Newcastle. Mrs. Elizabeth Lake spent a few days during Christmas with son Jack and family. Hillis and Carol Wilbur had their families with them on Christmas Day and joining them were Miss Carolyn Ball and Miss Debl..e Ball of Richmond Hill. The Wilburs join- ed the Beare family on Boxing Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Beare at Greenbank. Seagrave and Area News by Diane Cooke Wasn't that gentle snow fall morning! Hope everyone enjoyed themselves over the Christmas Holidays. Lots of Seagrave United Church news this week; the sacrament of the Lords Supper will be celebrated next Sunday, Jan. 4th at the regular 8 time. The U.C.W. will meet at the "home of Mrs. Donald Hunter, one' i week earlier, Wed., Jan. 7th at 8:00 1- ¢ p-m. The annual reports are to be r } given at this meeting. The Sunday School annual meeting will be Tues., Jan. 13th at 7:30 p.m. at the church, OO OO OT OO A AT em (DVS 0 - beautiful to wake up to Christmas * Get well wishes go out to Mrs. Neil Wanamaker. who underwent surgery this past Friday at the Oshawa General Hospital. Happy Birthday wishes go out to Ryan Williams. I'm sure I'm missing lots of peo- ple on the get well and happy birth- day wishes but its such a busy time of year! Starting the New Year I'm sure myself and the other cor- respondents will enjoy getting more telephone calls for news and any announcements. The three Puckrin families from the Seagrave community attended the Silver Anniversary celebration of Bill and Marie Lawson at Brooklin on Sat. Their three Prince Albert and Area News by Earline Armstrong M1 and lastly the Seagrave congrega- 1€ B tion annual meeting will be Wed., " Jan. 14th at 8:00 p.m. at the church. or he n- es n, ne ] lie Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson 7id fifrom Sundridge, Ontario spent nd istmas with Stephen and Ann {Thompson and children over on on [Union Avenue. ant On Sunday, Dec. 21 '"The Jones" on from Toronto called on Mr. and Mrs. ric Parrish and Kelly and Andrew ibn Union Avenue. On Christmas ve, Sharon Bouchard from Toron- $0 and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Todd and hildren of Oshawa called on her and Eric, then on tmas Day Heather and Eric d family were in Toronto with Mr. ot- 8nd Mrs. Gary Phillips, Heather's 1 a Brother, and all the rest of her fami- eft ®. Busy bunch aren't they? Mr. and Mrs. Clint Chambers and ers Paird joined the rest of the 1gh ambers gang over at Cathy and - on- Murray Elford at R.R. 2, Uxbridge, eat tario-on Christmas Day. Mr. and the 8. Terry Hodgins on Simcoe on eet, they had dinner guests on an istmas Day and they were son evin and his girl from Toronto, but @race Cherrie. Sylvia Lindsay and coll Berry's aunt Luvina Parkin from oal Port Perry Villa. ick BMr. and Mrs. Bill Armstrong were the Campbellford Christmas Day, Bitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Kerr the §Bd the rest of the Kerr clan. the fJean Hansen from Victoria, wn tish Columbia is spending two Peks with her parents, Mr. and 8. Bruce Snelgrove, on Christmas uld Jay they all went up to Sunderland ank § have dinner with Bob, Jean and ora @e children. e a pepest sympathy to Beth and Stan Grills in the loss of Beth's mom Mrs. Isabella Diamond. Also on the other hand, congratulations on tie- ing for third prize in the Light Con- test. Stan sure keeps Prince Albert on the map with his flowers and - lights. Sorry to report that Howard Jef- frey is back in hospital, after a fall on Tuesday. Get well soon Howard. Mrs. Doris Pierce and her son Ron Pierce from Oshawa enjoyed Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. John Brough and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martyn travel.- ed to Islington ard helped Mr. and - Mrs. Bruce Martyn and children celebrate Christmas Day. The Van Ravenswaay family packed up on Boxing Day and travelled down to Dunnville to enjoy all the company of Alwins side of the family. Don't forget on Jan. 11th, at the Prince Albert United Church, Jane Litt will be guest speaker and the service will be done by the U.C.W. in celebrating 25 years. Les and Grace Beacock had Christmas supper with their son Grant in Oshawa, along with all the rest of the family and grandchildren grandchildren. On Jan. 2nd, if you see Albert Harper wish him a Happy Birthday, he's a good one. : Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martyn were in Staynor on Boxing Day visiting with their cousins. Happy Birthday to Helen Wozney and Florence Smith on Dec. 29th and to Grace Beacock on Dec. 28th and The family of Lorne and Eileen Slute got together Christmas Day at the home of daughter Sharane in Port Perry. On Saturday Lorne and Eileen were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Merle Slute at Bowmanville. Celebrating Christmas Day with the Newbolds were Donna's parents Mr. and Mrs. Reg Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Caldwell, Carley and Matthew of Unionville. Mitch's parents Mr. and Mrs. F. Newbold and Norma Jean of Caesarea were Christmas visitors. The Aked family enjoyed Christmas Day with Allison's sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wilson in Goodwood. Miss Caroline Aked of Edmonton is spending a few Gentle Christmas snow beautiful to wake up to daughters arranged a wonderful day which included a renewal of the wedding vows at Audley Church by the same minister, Rev. M. Buttars. Everyone expresses their thanks for a lovely day. The Seagrave Playschool, ran by Patty Williams, will be starting up again in January. Children must be three years old please. Registration day will be Friday, January 9th, watch next weeks column for more details. As this is the last column for this year, myself, Marilyn Beacock, Karen Johnson and Ann Sandiford wish everyone a Happy Healthy New Year. We look forward to writing these columns for our com- munity in 1987. Please call Karen Johnson at 985-9274 with items for next weeks column. Many visitors to community to Philip Beacock and Helen Holtby and Marion Blain. Santa was busy helping the stork years back. Florence Smith was up to Seagrave on Christmas Day and had dinner with Don and Marion Leslie and family. Sincere sympathy to Elwood Tripp and his family in the loss of his dear wife on Saturday. Elwood and Ruby often attended Prince Albert United Church. If you thought Santa Claus was busy on Christmas Eve, you should have seen Hazel Brooks on Christmas Day, she went to Oshawa bright and early and had breakfast and gift opening with Robert Leslie and Daryl, then on her way home stopped in at Hillsdale Manor and visited several friends. On Boxing Day, Hazel opened her house to all her family, then on Sat. Dec. 27th Hazel was treated to dinner at the Conway Gardens by several of her nieces and nephews and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Collins of Fairport, New York. Sorry to report that Mabel Strong is once again in Port Perry Hospital, suffering from a heart attack the day before Christmas. May I say "Happy New Year' to all Prince Albert readers and thank . you to these people who phoned giv- ing me news to write, you sure do make it a lot easier. Please phone Ilean Pugh with your next weeks news at 984-2146. PENS Pencils - Markers All Colours PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 30, 1986 -- 19 weeks with Steve, Allison and Rebecca. Visiting with Tom and Jean Sutherland were their family, Harvey and Connie Walker, Adam and Sarah from Scugog Island, Brian's friend Miss Dawn Pelletier of Port Perry. John, Pat, Danny and Andrea dropped in on Christmas Day. Holiday visitors with Earl and 'Irene Fielding were Mr. Jim Fielding of Pefferlaw, Mrs. Linda Fielding and girls of Port Perry and Mr. Bill Fielding of Oshawa. Mrs. Mildred Thompson spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Kirton of Mount Albert. Having Christmas with Eric, Denise, Kevin and Laura Carre were Mr. and Mrs. Garry Hin- chcliffe and David and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hinchcliffe, all of Toronto. Mrs. Crosier spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Scott and family at London. Good news from the Beelby fami- ly today (Sunday) when Jim and Caroline were presented with a 10 Ib. 2 oz. baby girl Elissa Leanne. Mother and daughter are doing well. MACKEY & BAILEY BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS | Now we can allstart that dieting - Brothers Danny and Jordan should also be very happy because everyone was sure it would be another boy. Congratulations. Church and Sunday School this week will be held in Utica Church at 11:15 a.m. There will be a euchre in Utica Hall on Friday at 8 p.m. and all are welcome. This past weekend we received word of the passing of three former residents of our community, who at one time lived within 4 mile of each other on the 5th Concession west of the village. They are Mr. Hanford Wagg, Mrs. Fred (Margaret) Ballard and Mrs, James (Louise) Mitchell. Our deepest sympathy to these families especially to the Mit- chell familes, Bert and Mrs. Murray Geer (Marie) who are Utica neighbours. Sympathy also to the family of the late Mrs. Ruby (Geer) Tripp who was a friend from the Epsom area and more recently Port Perry. Arnold and Gail Kerry held an open house prior to Christmas and enjoyed the evening with their many friends. Saturday Mornings - 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon Oshawa Rd., Port Perry --- - la a -- TT Ts Te ee 66 Brock St.W., UXBRIDGE 852-5291 x | Lake Scugog Lumber Building >_> - CI OEE aT SSP SSE a THAPAR DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC Open Weekdays including SUNDAY! -- By Appointment Only -- 214 Dundas St. E., WHITBY 668-7797 NCCES aCe 52529252525 2525255 25252525 2% w16) 985-7391 SCOCOC) 194 King St. W., ~ OSHAWA 579-8752 | Jon's Auto Repairs Complete Automotive Air Conditioning Service General Repairs to All Makes hee sa Aa sing» D.O.T. 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