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By Mrs. Les Beacock eMany pedestrians and mo admired" the very attractive multi = coloured outdoor Yuletide lighting ar rangements artistically dis- played on various grounds of opr village. Much praise is due the folk on fhe work and planning of it. Tuesday evening: Dee. 19 our minister Rev. Alec Rice performed the duties chairman for the Sunday Stool concert held - in the church sanctuary. © Grand- parents, parents and friends were present to enjoy the various ages participating in recitations, songs and well- staged dialogues. ¢ At the conclusion torisfs that scarlet-dressed gentleman -- Jie Claus arrived and ap- peared as healthy as ever. He was in a hurry to attend an- other concert therefore was in haste distributing candy- hangs and a variety of gifts from the sparkling tree. - On Sunday, Dec. 24th our worship service was held at the usual hour of 2 p.m. for © the Special Christmas service. The -guests and -local- folk vere welcomed by two of the 'elders Mr. E. Martyn apd Mr. G. Hunter. The church was WEE to capacity for the timely Ves: per Service sponsored by the local choir and organist Mrs. Shelgrove. It was certainly over 'an hour.of music and song prepared especially for the season. "We did" 'appreciate the guest artists who also gave - of their time and talent, Mrs. R* C. Rose of Port. Perry whose vocal number was most fascinating as same cre- dit' to Mr. Fred Densham and Mr. J. Francis both of Ked- ron. We were also proud of --our-local--voices -in-many- as- ects of 'quartettes and other familiar selections. Mrs. B. " Snelgrove accompanied. all numbers at the organ. We appreciate the mural exhibited and loaned bv Mr. of |. Prince 'Albert News rancis and created by "a Fh class. Offering ga- thered by two vouths Robert IMolfby: and Cameron Deeth, Much work and time was -exercised by, the many who helped make the venture suc- cessful. Wednesday, Dee. 20. Mrs. arold Holtby kindly shared her: home for the Christmas meeting of the U.C.W. "Appropriate devotion for the season was given by 4rt of the executive Mesdames, Heayn, Jewell and Beacock-- also a timely article or dia- logue, "Sing a Song of Christ- mas", by Mrs. Holtby and Mrs. T. Hodgins. At this time Mrs. T. Hod- gins vice .president tabled the meeting, roll call your favourite carol. Reports were heard from the secretary and treasurer. An appreciation note was read from the Wm. Roy Hope family including a donation in aiding serving food after the funeral regard- ing their tragic bereavement. Mrs. Beacock handed in money sold from hangers & hasti-notes. Also a helpful sum was handed in from Mr. E. Martyn for which the sec- retary was given authority to write him a thank-you note for his thoughtfulness. "A list of senior names were mentioded as -to receiving cards and gifts. } Money was also handed in for. quilting a quilt for a party. oF All were pleased -to learn Mrs. C. Newnham had return- ed home from her lengthy stay in the hospital. But all shared sympathy to Mrs. B. Snelgrove whose mother Mrs. Wm. Jeffrey had. suddenly passed away that day. Mrs. Smith had apparently located a man to renovate the -.re-caning. of fwo arm- |chairs therefore 'quoted pri- ces which seemed satisfact- ory. The hymns suitable' for the month were sung accom- panied by Mrs..Pugh at the I Clearance SALE PORT: KAYVAN'S Ladies Wear PERRY WES LANE Plumbing - Heating = [Electric - OFFICE 985 PORT PERRY, ONT. -2473 RES. | board 'piano. A sumptuous dessert' was Served during social hour. . . Friday night, Dec. 29th, nearly one hundred teen- agers enjoved few games and dancing which was held in the Recreation Hall of our village, This party was principly arranged by a man on the of management and his_-wife Mr. and Mrs. M. Pugh with the assistance of several ~ youth - and couples. Requested to chaperone the party were Mr. and Firs. Chas. Willes and Mr. and Mrs. Don Beacock. Shortly -after midnight sal- ads, meats and delicious foods were available in buf- fet style. All agreed the evening - proved successful from all angles. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Martyn and family entertained the following at various times: Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Nokes and baby, Oakwood ;Mr. and Mrs. B. Wanamaker and Bill; Mr) and Mrs. Neil Wanamaker all of Seagrave; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wanamaker and family, 'Oshawa; Miss" Joan Goslin, Lindsay; Mr. Bruce Martyn; Toronto and Mr. .E. Martvn. Mr. and Mrs. C. Chambers and family were with his sis- ter Mr. and Mrs. Chamber- lains of Oshawa. Mr. Bruce Martvn, Mr. and' Mrs. John Lake, Brenda and Ralph of Oakwood were with their father Mr. W. E. Mar- tvn on the holiday. Miss E. Brooks, Port Perry enjoyed the day with her neice and nephew Mr. and "Mrs. Fred Brooks and sons. Mr. and Mrs. H..Dearborn and son spent some time .at both of their parents home at- the Dearborns, Prosnect ter. Miss Agnes Strickland. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Devitt, Barbara and Neil of Oshawa | and. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bea: cock, Port Perry, dinnered with Mr. F. Vickerv, Mr. & and the Strongs at Manches- | including Mr. ter Bond, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Luke #nd fam- ily, Stoney Creek,-and local relatives met, at the homé of Mrs. C. Luke. Mr. and--Mrs.-C.: Cameron visited her mother who 'is confined to Orillia hospital. Sorry to learn Mrs. H. Long is a patient in Port Perry hospital. : Mesdames © Stanton, Me: Kerihan and Luke enjoyed the special at the home: of a relative Mr. and Mrs. Gam- bell of Oshawa. The Hodgin clan assem bled to feast in the Parish Hall of the Anglican Church, "Port Perry which included Mrs. S. Reynolds, Mr. & Mrs. H. Hodgihs, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Glass, Mr. and Mrs. G. Cherrie, Mr. and Mrs. T. Hod- gins, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Glass and all the young families. also Mr. and Mrs. Les Moore and sons, Thornhill. Mr. and Mrs. M. "Bud" Heard and family entertained her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook, Mr. and Mrs. R. Mec- Nenley, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cook (3ll of Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Moorhead, Cooks- ville; Mr. and Mrs. R. Gord- on of Bewdley; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Middleton and all their "families. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bond and. children made a call as well. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kiezibrinks entertained near twenty immediate relatives from Oshawa, Raglan and in this district. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Vance entertained their daughter & husband Mr. and Mrs. W. Simons and family, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Hargrave and family, Willowdale were with her-parents-Mr. and Mrs. C. Graham. Mr. and Mrs.. -R._Butson spent the holiday with others at their daughter's Mr. and Mrs. E. Wagg, Oshawa. _ Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Beacock, Great and Bryan and Mr. and Mrs. Don Beacock spent one day of the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beacocks and sons, Blackstock. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Lane had 'her mother Mrs. W. Sandison and Mrs. Wal Aer and Mr. and Mrs. W. San- "Berry. Also ah aunt and un- 'and family. joined the family and Mrs. G. Wannacott, 'Osh- Kay. {. Mr. and Mrs. W. Roy Hopes .had Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hope Mrs. 'Les Beacock, Grant and Brvan.' Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Gibson were with the gathering with Mr. and Mrs. Les Faux of Blackwater. Mr. and Mrs. Solomon and family, Raglan were guests family. Mr. & Mrs. Bent of Launs- town, Nova Scotia have spent over a wee h his son and wife Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bent and family. Mr. and Mrs. N. Wilson and Bruce had their son Mr. Clif- ford Wilson, Stouffville, Mr. and Mrs. L. Wilson and fa- milv, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. N. Jackson & baby of Brook- lin. ~ Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunter 'and family had her father Mr. A. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. C. Willes also a niece and ne- phew Mr. and Mrs. Carter of Sudbury. Wednesday evening-dinner guests at the Vickery and Degtosn home were Misses E. and A. Dodd and Betty of Port Perry and Mrs. E. Mec- Kerihan. .Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Snel: grove and Jean, and Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Snelgrove spent a few days in Sarnia with their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Alec Snelgroves. - + During the festive season of Mr. and Mrs. M. Pugh and | SUGAR & SPICE (Continued) This is all very abstract. Let's get down to concrete examples. Have 'you ever tried to be dignified while performing a flying tackle at your daughter in the-snow-in the back yard as she's leay- -ing. home for good, at mid. night? . Have you ever tried tg/re- tain a gay sis hitmor when your' home forih has given you, for Christmas, in stead of the crock you confi. dently expected, a bottle of shaving lotion? (Some people can drink it; T can't) Have you ever tried to love someone with bad breath, a constant sniff and dirty fin. gernails, but who is basically a good, dull person? Ah, well, the hell with it. It's another year." Once a square, always a square. And all three members of my fa- mily agree that I'm the most perfectly rounded square they've ever met. But-¥m trying to become at least a parallelogram in '68. And the same to you. --Toronto Telegram a family gatliering bf twelve News Service. PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Jan. 4th, 1968 -- 11 and two grandmothers Mrs. Anni¢: Sandison, Mrs. Whit- dison family all of Port cle- Mr. and Mrs. R. of Picton. Mr. and Mrs. Storms N.. Rensink gathering at her parents Mr. awa for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Irwin 'Mrs. 'week, Reg Sturman and fam- ily of Raglan, also the grand- mother Mrs. Dave Hope of Whithy who remained fara 1] pe Word was received of the passing of Mrs. Fred Lyle ! who was a;resident here near - twenty years ago. SProsperous'and hippy New Year to you all. were company with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Roy Henders, Pott Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Murphy and Alan. had her mother Mrs. Les Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dickinson and daughter |; Judy and friend all of Tor- onto. Mrs. R. Jackson and Mr. N. Shunk. At various times during the holiday Mr. and Mrs. E. McCrea had their family; Mr. and Mrs. W. Nesbitt, Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs. W. Parry of Orono, Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCrea of Brampton; Mr. and "Mrs. W. Smylie of |. Bt. Catherines and Mr. and Mrs. B. Pickards of Port Perry. Also an aunt Mrs. J. Simonds and "daughter Miss M." Simonds, Toronto: Mr. John Love énjoyed hav- ing his cousin for a few days from Toronto, Mr. Garry Me- and baby, Newcastle; Mr. & And the grandmother |' BRIAN'S SUPERTEST OPEN 7 Days A Week LUBRICATION EXPERT PHONE 985 - 2243 REFRESHMENT BOOTH ~\ COLONIAL BUS STOP ANNOUNCING BRIGNALL'S AR. a TEXACO "Are Pleased To Announce" CLASS A Licensed Repairs To All Makes ENGINE TUNE-UP CARBURETORS CLEANED BRAKE JOBS EXHAUST REPAIRS GENERATOR, STARTER - and MINOR REPAIRS 'WE WILL BE PLEASED TO DISCUSS YOUR MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS FREE ESTIMATES ALL WORK GUARANTEED Complete Passenger Car . 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