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Sree a "5 « Eee AAA ANE " 2 OT SEX pT a Se 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR, THURS., DECEMBER 17th, 1064 Ashburn News Sunday School and Church Services were well attended at Burn's Church on Sunday, Dec. 13th. at 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. Rey. H. Buntain chose his text from St. Luke: Chapter 1, verses 67-79 "Songs at Our Saviour's Birth -- The Bene- dictus". The choir sang "The Star of Bethlehem". The Sac- wamentosi- Boptisa vad "IA a and "Melody Susan", daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Johns- " ton was baptized. The Annual Christmas Mus- ical was held in Burn's Church on Sunday evening, Déc. 13th. at 8 o'clock. Diane Fisher led in a sing song of several Christmas Car- ols. The Scripture lesson was read' by Diane Parrott and Jas. Daw led in prayer. The Anderson Street High School Choir of Whitby, under the direction of Mr. Keith Nor- ton sang "The Lord's Prayer", and "O, Holy Night". Mr. D. T. Sivage of Oshawa was the guest speaker and delivered a most inspiring message to the Young People. Roy Gaudaur and David Bradley sang a duet. The service was brought to a close with Judy Batten and Mary Heron singing 'Turn Your Eyes to Jesus', and prayer by Rev. H. Buntain. . Mrs. Douglas Ashton was hostess for the Christmas me- eting of the Ladies Bible Slass on Wednesday evening, Dec. 9th: at 8:15 o'clock with an at- tendance of thirty-three. The meeting opened with the singing of "O Little Town of Bethlehem". The Scripture les- and prayer by Mrs. William Gardner. The president, Mrs. Ashton chose for her medit- ation, "The Manger--The Shep- herd and Christ". The topic taken by Mrs. Ed. Heron spoke on "Christmas in the Home". Everyone joined in singing a number of Christmas Carols 'atter whith" Mrs. "HH. "Ashton spoke on "The Festival of Light". Mrs. John Gray a member of Burn's Church congregation for the past five years and is moving to Whitby was presen- ted with a cup and saucer from the Ladies Bible Class. Rev. H. Buntain closed the meeting with prayer. Everyone then took part in the exchange of gifts and a social time enjoyed. Mr. Arthur Richardson was elected to the School Board of Whitby Township at the election held on Saturday, Dec. 12th. \ Mr. and Mrs. F. Gostick and Miss Edith Gostick, of Green River were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'W. Hopkins. Mrs. M. Sparks spent the week-end with Dr. and Mrs. James Langstaff, at Richmond Hill. At the Election on Saturday at Ashburn, Mrs. James Sandi- son was D.R.O. and Miss Vera Leach was Poll Clerk. The vote for Reeve was 61 for Heber Down and 51 for John Dryden. For Deputy-Reeve--24 for F. Sturch and 90 for F. Thompson. The Councillors were elected son was read by Mrs. J. Gray by acclamation. I also extend sincere THANK YOU! I would like to thank the ratepayers of "Port Perry for re-electing me to Council. Christmas and a Happy New Year. Robert Kenny ° wishes for a, Merry Se He THANK YOU! I would like to thank the ratepayers of Port Perry for re-electing me to Council. _ I also extend sincere wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Ivan Parkinson THANK YOU! I would like to thank the ratepayers of Port Perry for re-electing me to Council. I also extend sincere wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Bruce Beare day" was observed in our bined Sunday. School and Wor- ship Hour. The S.S. Treasurer, Irene Blain and Secretary Patsy Holt- by stood' at attention at the sanctuary during which time eight classes School accompanied by their teacher deposited their white c wrapped canned goods for use in unfortunate homes in the City of Toronto. The voices of the Junior; Choir sang two lovely numbers under the direction' of the or- ganist, Mrs. B. Snelgrove. Our minister, Rev. A. Rice delivered a most fitting mess-|d age, enlightening to the young and 'older folk. Mr. Rice ex- plained a few pathetic home situations he had witnessed in Prince Albert News The annual "White Gift Sun-|ty. socialibility and delicious food. Church last Sunday as 'a com-|Twenty-five young children ex- changed gifts which provided gaiety and fun, family, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodd, Blackwater atives, Mr. and Mrs. N. Wilson of the Sunday and family. ter, Mr. and family, Oshawa. Davidson, Jr. back fram their Western trip. Bryan were Sunday evening Mrs. Lloyd Beacock and sons, of Nestleton. Near thirty-five enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. H. Wilson and visited their rel- Mr. J. F. Vickery enjoyed a ouple of. days sith his. dangh.). and Mrs. L. Devitt We welcome Mr. and Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock and inner company with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. F. Gibson were FERTILIZER an area of the city where the White Gifts and Donations are wisely spread about. A floral offering was apprec- fated from the funeral of the late Mrs. S. Perkins placed by Mr. and Mrs. L. Bond. The of- fering was gathered by John Hunter and Grant Beacock. About two - weeks ago Mr. and Mrs. S. Perkins were both admitted to our local hospital. During this time Mrs. Perkins grew seriously worse and pas- sed away as a result we of our midst offer sincere sympathy to Mr. Perkins in his loss and who is still hospitalized. Near fifteen folk attended and enjoyed the 'Variety Night' in the Parish Hall of the Ang- licanr Church recently. Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs, Herman Kiezibrink and family played host and hostess for the Kiezibrink immediate relatives for the Christmas par- HAVE YOUR Christmas AND New Year DINNERS Under Candle Light at the SrA g UXBRIDGE Phone 852-3651 \ MENU XMAS CRACKERS (per guest) NUTS - FRESH FRUIT BOWL JUICE or SOUP CHEF SALAD (Per Guest) SWEET PICKLE, RELISH CELERY, G. ONION ETC. TURKEY PINEAPPLE HAM or STEAK (with all the trimmings) . DESSERTS and BEVERAGE XMAS GIFT To Each GUEST RESERVATION ' ONLY Adults $2.40 Children $1.50 (12 under) pleased to have their grand- daughter Elizabeth Gibson. Dur- ing the week a new baby sis- ter arrived at the hospital. A SELL and BUY THROUGH + THE CLASSIFIED SECTION OF THE Port Perry Star PHONE: 985-7383 ¥ Buying CO-OP* High Grade Fertl- lizer now is like opening a savings account. Delivery by Jan. 30, 1965 will save you $2.00 per ton. For delivery between Feb. 1 and Feb. 27 your "Early Delivery" discount will be $1.50 per tan. In addition, you can earn cash discounts of 6%% for payment or pre-payment by Jan. 30 and 6% by Feb. 27, FREE CROP ACCOUNT BOOK A convenient, pocket-sized book in which you record crop costs and returns, thereby providing a simple, but accurate, account of year 'round savings with CO-OP products. *Registered Trade Mark UXBRIDGE CO-OP 852-3321, Uxbridge Port Perry ZE. 8-4130 DEC. - JAN. SAVE $2.00 PER TON. FEB. 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