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| : | pr A a wii | B By Olga Hill New Year Greetings to all. May the year 1969 be a Healthy, Peaceful and Joyous eo one when wars shall cease & Peace and Good Will to men everywhere reign. Christmas services in both churches were well attended Sunday. In the United the choir rendered the Anthem "Christmas Pastorale". Rev. P. Romeril chose as the theme for his impressive sermon, "Isn't Christmas a drag?" ) o This being Children's Day L in the Anglican Church, the regular service took a short- ened form, then all moved to the Parish Hall where a film of The Nativity was shown, and the children re- ceived their gifts from the "church. Altho the weather was very cold and streets and roads icy there was a fairly good attendance at the Christmas Eve Carol service ¢ in the United Church. Rev. P, Romeril read the Christ- - mas Story from Luke and Matthew, also three Christ- mas Poems from Eleanor Rosevelt's new book "I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day", "The Ballad of the House- wife" and "A Carol for Child- ren" and gave a brief talk on "God is Love". These were all interspersed 'with the singing of carols by the WES A NL vi INCEST / FAO FECA SA YY VALLI ADFE AR Sd a iret Pawiany Ler LE{EAN Lalas odie . congregation and two lovely solos -- Miss Gail Malcolm of Nestleton, accompanied on the organ by her mother, sang "The Huron Carol" and Mrs. Harold Kyte accompan- ied by Mrs. Gordon Strong sang "O Holy Night". Several also braved the cold and ice to attend the Christmas 10 a.m. service in St. John's Church. Carols were sung. Rev. R. C. Rose gave a short family talk and Holy Communion was ad- ministered, His many friends will be pleased to know Mr. Lloyd Beacock has been moved off the striker bed, also the tra~- tion taken off his neck and is now in an an ordinary hospital bed in Toronto Gen. eral Hospital, ~ Mrs. Lloyd Beacock, Glen and Gordon are spending some of the holidays with her relatives in Toronto so they can visit Lloyd regular- ly, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ferguson, Alan and Kevin spent Satur- day - Monday with her fam- ily relatives at Norwich. Mrs. J. A. Johnston was guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Montgomery, Hampton last Thursday. ~ Messrs. Herb Hooey, Ray Werry and Harry Sandison; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wolfe, Brian and John of Black- stock; Mrs. J. Forder, Port Ce .-- - hs Ad fa gS LANE | Plumbing - Heating = Electric - ~ PORT PERRY, ONT. $ OFFICE. 985 - 2473 RES. BUS TOURS * WEDNESDAY, ICE FOLLIES MAPLE LEAF GARDENS FRIDAY, JANUARY 24th | ® SUNDAY, JANUARY 26th FRIDAY, JANUARY 3ist |* SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd JANUARY 29th game. v| 985-2523. . WEEK - END HOCKEY TOUR TO PITTSBURG Toronto Maple Leafs and Pittsburg Penquins. Bus leaves Port Perry Friday night at 8:30 p.m. || on January 24th, arrives Pittsburg Saturday at 8:00 a.m. Overnight Saturday in Pittsburg and attend the evening game. Return home Sunday, arrive in Port Perry Sunday at 8:00 p.m. $37.00 includes Bus Fare, Overnight accommo- dation in Pittsburg and red seats for the Hockey For information and reservation call: MRS. JESSIE ROBERTSON AT 985-2598 OR < LACKSTOCK NEWS Perry; Mr. and Mrs. Lawr- ence McLaughlin and child- ren were entertained to Christmas dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Harry McLaughlin Fri- day evening, Dec. 20th. Some of the holiday visit- ors:(--Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Camp: and family with her parents and relatives at Hilton. - On Sunday at Roy Mec- Laughlins:;-- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright, Oshawa; Mrs. Joyce Read and girls Bramp- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mec- Laughlin and family and on Christmas Day:-- Mrs, Edith Murphy, Tyrone: Mr, and Mrs. Walter Murphy and fa- mily, Newcastle Mr, and Mrs. John Hancock, Orono; Mr. & '| Merrill Henrys, Mrs. Hugh Murphy and fam- 'ily, Bowmanville; Mr. & Mrs. Harold Murphy and family, Tyrone; Bert and Garry Mur- phy, Bowmanville; Mr. and Mrs. David Kyte and Karen. Mrs. Lewis Henry spent Tuesday - Thursday with the Newcastle. Miss Betty Henry, Newcastle is spending this week-end with her grandmother Mrs. L. Henry. Mrs. H. Taylor spent Tues- day evening with Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert Malcolm and their family, Yelverton, Miss Doris Hamilton, Tor- onto; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wall with Mrs. Fred Hamil- ton. } Mr. and Mrs. Allen Rahm, Cheryl and Rick with Mr, & Mrs. Jack Rahm, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Craw- PORT PERRY STAR ~ Tuesday, Dec. 31, 1968 -- 3 ford and Mr. and Mrs. George Carnochan, Port Perry with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Pearce & Mrs. Crawford. Mr. & Mrs, Russel Mount- joy with her sister and fam. ily, Newcastle. Mr. and Mrs. Don Pargeter and family, Mr.-and Mrs. Roy Graham and family, Port Perry with Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Camp spent Wednesday with others at Arthur Van Camps, Port Perry and Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Camp; Mrs. W, W. Van Camp, Misses Mable and Helen & Mr. Jack Van Camp were amongst the group at the Glenn Van Camps, Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Keith John- ston and family spent Wed- nesday and Thursday with relatives at Pakeham, Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kyte this Sunday:-- Mr. and Mrs. Les Butcher, Tilsonburg; Mr. and Mrs. W." A. Sandham and family, Port Hope; Floyd Kyte, Belleville; Bob Kyte, Guelph; Linda Kyte and Gordon Pyzer, Tor- (Continued on Page 5) "COMPLETE REAL ESTATE 985-7373 A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE MEN'S QUILTED ¥ SPORT SHIRTS JACKETS! SPECIAL 0 » 0) 8 BOYS "QUILTED Wl onc JACKETS < $3.9 h a 7 88 Men's Overshoes FLEECE LINED WITH STRAP 3.98 Boys Men's All Wool SLACKS | SPECIAL LINE s] 3 95 | Children 2.98 All Wool Blankets SPECIAL DISCOUNT pyr 198 Pattes in Stok 5] N 0 A Roll -- Prepasted INDOOR- OUTDOOR 7.95 SQUARE YARD 4 Yds. Wide "WINTER BOOTS "LEATHER INSULATED § EE TPWEPR SE