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a4 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Dec. 11 1969 'Epsom N Jean Jotfery Isn't this especially true at Christmas time: We have careful thoughts for the stranger And smiles for every guest; But often for our own the bitter tone, Though we love our own ~ the best. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton at- tended the C.N.I.B. dinner at the Genosha hotel last week. This dinner is hosted by the Oshawa Lions Club. The Kingsway College Choir pro- vided a musical treat. Mr. & Mrs. Ashton stayed over night with Mr, and Mrs. Ken Catherwood and Brian at Brooklin and came home the next afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jef- frey visited Mr. and Mrs. John. Moore and family in Oshawa on Sunday. May we express our sym- pathy to the wife and family of the late Mr. Wasyl Zuba- tiuk who passed away last week." Mr. Zubatiuk had been in poor health for some time, Mr. & Mrs. Herman Kerry attended the Masonic ban. quet in Uxbridge on Satur- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Donald As- ling accompanied Mr. & Mrs. J. Clarke, Ivan and Irwin to ag rt fai aR = KEN P. MURRAY Electrical Contractor VaBW Domestic & Industrial WIRING CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES Hanover to visit Dr. & Mrs. Jerrold Asling and girls re- cently. . On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Gorrill of Eden and Mr. Wilfred Ryall of Lind- say visited their sister Mrs. Donald Asling and Mr, As- ling. . . Mr. Ronald Asling of Ajax visited his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Asling and his aunt & uncle Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling on Sunday. There will be a Christmas Concert Fri. 19th at Epsom Church, everyone welcome. There will be a programme of pictures and music. White Gift Sunday will be Dec. 14th. Anyone Sieh to give could hand their do nation to any church or U.C.W. member. The Bethesda Reach W.I met at the home of Mrs. D. McTavish Nov. 26th. All en- joyed the demonstration of the uses of the electric food blender. Home Economic teacher Mrs. Grant Elliott showed several points to con- sider when buying a blender. Then demonstrated its use by making, a salad, a desert, a dip, which we all enjoyed tasting later. The Garden Club girls un- der supervision of Mrs. Car- ter and Mrs. Ashenhurst put ad on a skit. These skits are always so much enjoyed as they are amusing as well as educatignal. - Our thanks to members Mrs. M. Carter and ant evening. We missed two of our members Mrs. McArthur and Mrs. Jean Smith who were under doctor's care. We. do hope they and all members will come to our. Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs, Robt. Paradine of Uxbridge on Déc. 16th. (Note the, date has been changed). Community Club Euchre prizes were awarded to La- dies 1st Rosetta Evans; 2nd Mrs. R. Cook, 3rd Jean Houghland; Low D. McCul- loch. Door--Mrs. Erma Wat- son Gentlemen: 1st Garnet Co- chrane, 2nd Leslie Margason, 3rd David Nesbitt, low Gord: on Wilson. Door Freeman McCulloch. There will be a party Dec. 12 (This Friday). This is the Christmas party. Everyone welcome. Mrs. Christie and Mrs. Bailey were in Toronto for a couple of days last week vi- siting and 'Christmas shopp- ing. ' Mrs. M. Stewart has arriv- ed home after visiting her sister-in-law Mrs. L. Palmer of Oshawa for a week. Darlene Lyons took part in the Santa Claus Parade at Ajax on 'Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. G. Prentice were, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Donald Prentice.and boys of Markham, a eotiple of days last iweek;:, hi ¥ Mr. and Mrs. Bor . Lions. Darlene; Allan, 'Werexdinner guests with Mrs. Sadie 'Lyons on Sunday. : Mrs. Fisher and. daughter of Hampton visited Mr. and wr Celebre Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Williams, Nestleton, celebrated their. Golden Wedding Anniversary on Saturday, December 6th at the Masonic Temple, Port Perry. The bride and groom of 50 years were married in Ponty Pool, in 1919 and have lived most of their life in Cart- wright Township. The: family received more, than 250 friends: 2nd relatives from neur and far, Tea News Thursday; Dec, 4th-- M. Holdershaw 11," ; "© "MM. Panabaker 5 H. Thomson 13, A. Dawson 2 The rinks were as follows: 1st Prize--Joyce Howsam, Harold Howsam, Muriel Fisher, Sam Fisher. ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL HOME HEAT day last week. Mrs. Murray Prentice one Phone: 985 - 7005 274 ROSA ST. -- PORT PERRY Aino bh SAI edd Mfr LI 050 Gn od Check The Label 'On Your Paper TIRE- WEAR TWIN '| BEAM PAE Now At Your FORD DEALER Ford Truck Owners CY WILSON FORD IS ABLE TO ALIGN YOUR TRUCK Front End Twin | Beam Specialists COME TO Cy Wilson Ford Where 7A and 12 Highways Meet MANCHESTER, ONTARIO Phone 985-7341 Miss Ieto den Boer was home with Mr. and Mrs. John den Boer from Grand Rapids, Michigan, for the American Thanksgiving week:end, Mr. and Mrs. Bob. Green. wood are 'staying in Port Perry at Mr. and Mrs. Hall's home while they are on a holiday. Seventy-one voted at Cedar Creek on Wednesday. George Kilpatrick was D.R.O. and Mrs. Norman Boynton was Poll Clerk. The results were for Dep. Reeve--Crosier 20; Gray 45; one spoiled ballot. Council-- Bertrand 7, Catton 59, Chris. tie 44, Deacon 21, MacMillan 31. A new method of transpor- tation was used when Norris Doherty arrived at the Poll ing station on his snowmo- bile. Mrs, Doherty and children were in South River for the week-end attending her bro- ther's, Ivan Farrow, wedding on Saturday, also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Larocque of Port Perry. Curling News LADIES CURLING Tuesday, Dec. 2nd-- ..Haddon 13, R. Mitchell 5 . Beare 9, H, Bathie 8 ' H. Carnwith 8, I. Mitchell 5 N. Kenny, 10, M, McCoy 4 Wednesday, Dec, 3-- C. Martyn 9, M. Snooks 7 H. Green 13, A, Cox 4 L Carter 9, D. Beare 1 | gun in the west in "CAT BALLOU". Jane Fonda, 9 p.m. .| Sat. Mat. 2 p.m. "CAT BALLOU". Coming next week- LJ ne LJ A Sadie Hawkins Jitney was held: Saturday, Dec. 6, 1969. " Lloyd Smith It was 2-6 end games, with 3rd Prize--Lola Bruce, Mor- couples curling and Ladies|. - ley Bruce, Shirley Barr, 2nd Prize--Norma Kenny, Bob Kenny, Ruby Smith, skipping. : Bill Barr, ISS ERCITYIY: UXBRIDGE EY RIORK] . J { | Thurs. Fri. Sat. Dec. 11, 12, 13. Bill Travers, Virginia McKenna 'and' Elsa the Lion in "BORN FREE", 7:30 p.m. Lee Marvin as Kid Shalleen and. the drunkenest . end "MY SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN" and "say ACROSS THE RIVER", PORT PERRY . STAR COMPANY, LIMITED Serving Port Perry, Brooklin and Surrounding Areas P. HVIDSTEN, Publisher ; WM. T. HARRISON, Editor : Member of. the Canadian Weekly Newspaper "Assoclatio { Member of the Ontario - Weekly 'Newspaper Association Published every Thursday by The Port Perry Star Co. 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