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3 i] +R » Mrs. Les Beacock iod bless Thy year Thy coming in Thy going out ,-- Thy rest, Thy travelling about i 'The rough -- the smooth The bright -- the drear God Bless Thy Year. A favourable attendance turned out Christmas Sunday to listen to an inspiring mess- age delivered by our minis- ier Rev. M. Reeves. The choir rendered special music. A lovely duet, by two of our young ladies Misses Denise Jeffrey and Jean Snelgrove accompanied by Mrs. Snel grove, organist. Offering ga- thered by Mr. A. Martyn and Mr. 'H. Hodgins. A few: days previous to Christmas one of our young presschool-age boy Russell Jones had the misfortune to fall in the barn. He was rushed to Sick Kids' Hospi- tal, Toronto, where it was learned he had suffered head injuries and was forced to remain. We are all glad to learn he is now home doing + satisfactory. One of our village hockey player's Edward Olsen thoughtfully entertained the "Tripp Construction Novice Hockey" team and coaches which totalled near twenty. The party makers all agreed a hearty appreciation was due the Olsen family in gen. -aral for their generous hos. pitality. Word has been received of Lhe passing of a former resi dent of our village of many _years ago of Mrs. Arthur "Flossie" Bond, Toronto. The U.C.W. held their Christmas meeting on Mon- day evening, Dec. 15, in the church parlors. President Mrs. T. Hodgins extended a welcome to every- one especially the visitors. Following the first hymn the president read an appropri- ate piece of poetry "Keep Christ in Christmas" follow: New Years Message Continued . Indeed all signs point to our province enjoying new benefits and prosperity in 1970. So I hope you will - join me in welcoming the start of a new decade. By working together and explor- ing new horizons, we. can make the new year oné of the most satisfying and bountiful ever. So a Happy _ New Year to all of you in this province of opportunity. 3 THE FELLOW WHO ~ TOOTS HIS OWN HORN, 4 Wey HAS EVERYONE VUMPING TO KEEP OUT OF CHESTER APPLIANCES SALES and SERVICE Repairs to all Makes of Appliances. AUTHORIZED MOFFAT SERVICE' DEPOT CAESAREA 986.4926 RAW) MN ) rat 3 aired | ed by the roll call -- "your favourite recipe. Minutes read by secretary Mrs. F. Harris, she and Mrs. B. Smith voiced appreciation for remembrances received during their convalescing. A note plus'a donation was also sent in from Mr. F\ Vickery concerning senior-age dinner which was staged two days Tater. Mrs. Pugh, S.S. Supt. ex- pressed. happiness over the vacord player that had been purchased since the last meeting. Arrangements for forth- coming senior-age dinner scemed to be well supervised according to the committee. A fitting devotion was provided by Mesdanies Pugh, Waele 32 «a A x 2 f Ha % , R BI oi b [4 d heutdebdatsididudesdndoduinmoiudobismiudishduidommsimiormsnids Prince Albert News Hope and Harris and lastly ~ hymn 55 was sung. A dainty lunch was served. Many of our folk enter- tained in their homes or en- joyed being elsewhere as well: Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mar- tyns had his sister Mr. and Mrs. B. Wanamaker and Bill, Mr. & Mrs. Neil Wanamaker and wee son all of Seagrave; Mr: & Mrs. Ron 'Wanamaker and the family of Oshawa; Mr. D. Martyn and Jean Bray and Mr. and Mrs. J. Nokes and family, Oakwood. n ath Bin or PORT PERRY STAR -- Thurs., January 8, 1970 -- 5 The Martyns have also had her brother Mr. and Mrs Ted Denny and family of Richmond (near Ottawa) for a few days during which time they all were invited to the Nokes house, Oakwood for a day. . Mr. and Mrs. G. Jones and family had. her parents Mr. |: & Mrs. H. Lindsay of Bramp- ton, and also his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Jones of High- land Greek. Howard & Alan Jones returned to be with) the Jones grandparents for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt, Barbara and Neil, Miss A. Strickland and Mr. M. Malloy all. of Oshawa; Misses D. La- Continued on page 6 Free. Evaluations BEAL ESTATE LID REALTOR 985-7373 SAIC ORANGE JUICE 48 oz. Tins 37 : VE CAMPBELL'S SOUP 10 oz. Tins 343 G BO Beef Stew 24 oz 49 ROA LEAN TENDER FRESH LEAN FRESH SLICED PORK MAPLE LEAF |WIENERS BONE 57 SHORT RIB ROAST = 71 GROUND CHUC LIVER wos. 55 This 'Week's "ME AT Features CANADA'S FINEST RED or BLUE BRAND BLADE BLADE Ib. ~79 Ib. | 3 Q- NUS or Irish ? f MOUNT ROYAL Choice Peas CINDY LIQUID DETERGENT SMITH GARDEN COCKTAIL TEA BISK NABISCO WATER SOFTENER NOGEETS ~~ 3.39 Snowmobile ROSS & MARG'S Free Delivery Phone . OR OVER, Winner of Last Week's STORE 8:30 -- 6:00 Monday DELIVERY SAME DAY 3 Ib. BAG Shreddies Cereal 2: 67- With Every $5.00 Order or Over. 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