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Utica News Service will be held in Utica United Church on Sunday, March 25, at 11:30 a.m, Sunday School meets at 10:15 a.m. On Sunday evening, March 25, at 7:30 there will be a special service with the "Syzyge" group from Park- wood United Church in Don Mills at Lemonville United Church. On Tuesday, March 27 the annual meeting of the York Presbytery will be held at Aurora United Church. Dr. Norman Mackenzie will speak on the subject, 'Good News! Tune in." Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tipton on the birth of a daughter at the Port perry Corimunity Hos- pital. Scott and Todd Wilbur and Charlie Brown and Dorothy Wilbur are local young folk who are taking part in various hockey tournaments this week. Congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fielding on their thirty-first wedding anniversary on March 20. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fielding and children and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fielding were dinner guests of their parents on Monday. Mr. Frank Kendall has sold his home to Mr. and Mrs. Elson. Mr. Roy Sutcliffe visited Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mitchell last week. Rev. and Mrs. I.L. Saunders spent last week in Brockville with her two brothers who have been ill. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Saunders visited Mr. and Mrs. Doug Page of Green River. Miss Hazel Balfour was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mark of Port Perry last week. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Morley Davidson of Ux- bridge attended the Potluck supper and dance at the Legion Hall at Port Perry on Saturday evening. Greenbank UCW On Tuesday, March 6, 1973, the U.C.W. met at Green- bank Church wtih nineteen members and one visitor present. Pianist, Mrs. D. Lee, played a musical prelude on the paino as the ladies assembled. Mrs. Wm. Stone opened the devotions with a Call to Worship entitled "God's Call." Hymns from the new United Anglican Hymn Book were used throughout the service, with everyone sing- ing "Jesus is the Man," first. Mrs. C. Rodd chose Psalm 100 for the scripture reading. Miss Jennifer Baird en- tertained with a delightful - solo 'Joy Is Rain." Mrs. H. Baird chose as her topic a reading entitled 'God Gives Generously" by Ruth Saunders. We do richly enjoy His generous givings of our five senses, the ability to think, to remember, to understand, the will to improve, our lot, allowing Christ to make an atonement for our sins. Let us use these gifts fully and wisely. Hymn 84 -- He's got the Whole World In his Hands was sung. A poem 'Spring Cleaning" was given by Mrs. K. Gibson. Hymn 125 -- Sing We of the Modern City, followed. Mrs. Like the Wm. Stone gave a poem entitled 'March', Everyone sang Hymn 207 -- When All Thy Mercies Oh My God. Offering was received and dedicated. Mrs. Baird led in prayer. The closing hymn was "'Our God a Fortress." The business part of the meeting was led by unit pres. Mrs. H. Baird, who wel- comed all. Minutes and correspondence were read. Treasurer's report was given. For the April meeting each member is asked to bring a toilet article for the bale and to give 50 cents to their group leader for the same purpose. It was also decided that the Christmas Star be taken down and either be repaird or a new type of decoration be chosen to replace it, if necessary. Roberta closed the meet- ing with a poem "Prayers in a Jet-Age." A tasty lunch was served by March group, followed by table setting for Wed's banquet. April meeting leader -- Mrs. D. Lee. Wanted -- volunteer lead- ers for Bay of Quinte Camp at Madoc, Ontario, adults - and teenagers, Leadership Camp Training School, Sept. 7, 8, 9. Public Meeting Environmental Study 500 kV Transmission Line, Middleport to Pickering The study is being carried out on behalf of the SOLANDT COMMISSION, to select a route for a 500 kV transmission line from Middleport (south of Hamilton) around the north of Toronto to the Pickering -- Oshawa area. The study will select the route which has minimum environmental impact and is responsive to public concerns. A series of public meetings will provide for participation in the planning by organizations and individuals and study maps may be viewed at each location on day of meeting from 12 noon onwards. Public planning meetings will be held at: Goodwood Monday, March 26th, 7:30 p.m. Goodwood Community Centre Aurora Highlands Golf Club Goodwood Park, Hwy. 47 Freelton Wednesday, March 28th, 7:30 p.m. Marian Hall, Freelton Toronto } Friday, March 30th, 9:30 a.m. Ontario Room, MacDonald Block, Queen's Park For further information call BHI Ltd, c/o Solandt Com- mission, 9th floor, Ferguson Block, Queen's Park, Toronto. (416) 361-1682. Aurora Tuesday, March 27th, 7:30 p.m. 192 Yonge Street South Bramalea Thursday, March 29th, 7:30 p.m. Victoria Park Arena 20 Victoria Crescent A good crowd enjoyed the Hall Board's St. Patrick dance in Utica Hall on Saturday evening. The Hall Board has purchased a number of stack tables providing moré floor space to dance. Attractive decora- tions, a delicious lunch and splendid music by the Country Pals orchestra from Markham added to the evening's enjoyment. The prize winners at the euchre in the hall on Friday evening were Brenda Payne, Irene Houghland and Tina Ruhl; Bruce Houghland, Richard Manns and Orval Watson. Freeze Out winners were Anne and Richard Manns, first, and Kate Crosier and Bruce Bailey second. Happy holidays to the Utica folk who are holiday- ing in Florida and Mexico. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carr of Toronto to their new home in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Johnston have sold their home west of Utica and later in the summer will be moving to Whitby. Port Perry L.O.L. are sponsoring a dance to be held in Utica Hall on Saturday evening, March 24. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 21,1973 -- 5 LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Cafik comments Dear Sir: Recently Anne Wanstall from Claremont sent a letter to your paper which I believe needs to b e answered. She created the impression that the Airport issue is a question that I have ignored simply because I did not include the subject in my recent Parliamentary Re- ports. May I point out that no Member of Parliament in respect to any other issue affecting his Riding has ever spent more time trying to resolve the question. I have forwarded mailing on this subject to everyone in the Riding on May 15, 1972, June, July and September. In addition to this I secured an Independant Hearing which would deal with this question as well as the transportation needs in the whole metro-Toronto area. The fact that I did not deal with the question in my latest Parliamentary Report is simply an indication that the issue has been flogged to death. Miss Wanstall's letter is not only inflammatory but Here's Something Worth Shouting About! We are having a PANELLIN SALE oot these fantastic prices on panelling and accessories ALL WOOD, stupid, particularly when she deals with the question of Winter Works, where she relates the value of the + project to the number of jobs created and comes up with a figure that she seems to present as an annual income. Surely it is not asking too much for her to realize that these projects are for a limited time only and that to make such calculations is to miss the point altogether. Yours sincerely, Norm Cafik, M.P. Ontario Riding 4' x 8 PANELS from as low as Spicewood Panel Skelton Light Pecan Panel Homested Elm HANKS EXCAVATING SEWER INSTALLATIONS Call now - Avoid the "Spring Rush" ® Back Hoe Dig Depths up to 182 feet. ® Compressor Rentals Phone 985-2333 Box 489 -- Port Perry, Ont. 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