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12 AE CRA , 5 aA URL Lah (1 - vi La QR FNS 4 se OS TRA e .. « § % ly DY EIA LIOR ASE ME SEES BN (ali: TERRI a0 3 Wher t be <4 ye ¥ [AEA IA SEARANLGG EN TARAS SEU PCA CEPI 2) SP BURT, -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 31, 1975 3 LE) LF ANRZ BIN LF FILTLALAL PLAT - News from Ashburn By Mrs. R. Heron .The Community Centre was packed and overflowing for the annual Christmas concert on Monday evening December 22nd. Mr. Ross Batten was chair- man for the programme which was opened with two numbers by the Junior choir. The pre-school children in their usual pleasing way sang Jingle Bells, recited a poem and sang "We wish you a Merry Christmas'. Grade three had a play telling of 'The Birth of Christ". Gwen Richardson gave a meaningful recit- ation. Grades 4 to 6, had a "humourous play "Santa's New Look'. Sylvia Swiek- ick and Sharron Hogins sang a Christmas son with Sylvia accompanying them on the guitar. Grades seven to eight's number was Christmas with the Martians'. The commercials inter- spersed through the program made lots of laughs. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bath "played a medley of three songs on the guitar and zylophone. Debbie Lind- say's dance class did a pleasing number. Mr. Bill Lindsay led every- one in singing Christmas Still a good selection Ruddy Electric Wholesale Ltd 75 RICHMOND ST WwW OSHAWA 725-3539 carols and the program end- ed with a visit from Jolly Old St. Nicholds. A very impressive candle light service was held in the Church on Wednesday even- ing with a good attendance. Rev. McEntyre read the scriptures which led into the carols sung by the congre- gation. The Junior Choir sang two numbers, "I'm thinking of that first Christ- mas' with Lori Hoag sing- ing the solo and '"'Hosannah Praise Him' with Carol Crooks and Elaine Knight singing the duet part. The Senior Choir sang "Mary had a Baby" with Mrs. W. Hopkins taking the solos. It was good to see so many who were here to be with their families for Christmas out to the service. The Junior Choir and their leaders enjoyed going out carolling to some shut-ins and newcomers on Tuesday evening. If it hadn't been quite so cold, they would have been able to make a few more calls. However, we returned to the Church for a very welcome hot chocolate and cookies. (Too late for last week) In spite of -a very cold Christmas Sunday morning, December 21st, there was a good turn out at Sunday School and Church service. Diane Lehman, Lillian Crooks, Elaine Knight and Brenda Shepstone assisted Rev. McEntyre with the lighting of the Advent Wreath. The sermon was taken from John 1: 1-14, "The Word made Flesh" and the combined Junior and Senior Choirs sang an arrangement of "Away in a manger" as an anthem. "oo Three. ehildren were bap- tised, Deborah Lynn Batten, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Batten, Nicole Diane and Christopher Gor- don Duff, children of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Duff. There was also a present- ation made to Mr. R. Batten by Mr. Fred Daw for Special Service rendered to the con- gregation. Also a beautiful pot of plants presented to the organists, Mrs. E. Heron and Mrs. M. Agar. Thanks to Dr. McKinney, the choir enjoyed a happy time together around a well- laden table in front of the Christmas tree last Thurs- day evening after choir practice. The story of the birth of Jesus was read by Miss Chrissie Simpson and we enjoyed singing Christ- mas carols. Mr. James Doble of Toron- to, visited with his mother, Mrs. H. Doble, and sister's family, Mr. and Mrs. D. Ashton, over the weekend. Mrs. H. Kerry of Port Perry spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Fisher and family. Visitors with Misses Mary and Hilda Hopkins and Wal- ter Hopkins recently were Mr. and Mrs. Grant Parrott and children of Wick and Mr. and Mrs. J. Peddie of Whitby. 2 Mr. and Mrs: Bryce Lynde and Angela of Glace Bay, N.S., are spending the Christmas holidays with their parents and families, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lynde and Mr. and Mrs. G. Godda. "Mrs. Clarence Bryant, Miss Hilda>Hopkins and Mr. Clar- ence Harrison, visited with Mrs. C. Harrison in Sunny- brook hospital on Sunday Afternoon. A Blessed Christmas. to all and a Happy New Year. 79¢ 79¢ 127 -- 59¢ 75¢ 126-20 Exposure -- 135-20 Exposure -- Also Special Savings on 110 Color Cartridge -- Limit One Cogn [Ur Creston Two Valuable Coupons For Fotomat's Grand Opening WIFCEIORIS COUHON ANY FOTOMAT BRAND COLOR PRINT FILM = an WITH! THIS COUPON 50C OF 20C OFF ROLL OF PRINT. SLIDE OR MOVIE Limit One Cogent [Ur Coton 6507 PORT PERRY TR-050 68 SCUGOG STREET PORT PERRY PLAZA PORT PERRY, ONTARIO (416) 985-2212 Coupons good only a1 Fotomat siote address above FILM M2016) "NN By Mrs. G. Kelly Congratulations to Mrs. Alma Fowler who cele- brated her 93rd birthday during the week. On Sunday before Christmas she was the guest of honour at a surprise birthday party at the home of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Rutherford at Seagrave. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rutherford and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larmér and family, Picker- ing. Heartiest congratul- ations, Mrs. Fowler. Sorry to report that Mr. Carl Wright had to remain in Toronto General Hospital for the holiday, following surgery. He is progressing favourably and his many friends wish for him a speedy recovery. Mrs. Gladys Thompson had as her Christmas Day guest ¢ HEATING ¢ RESIDENTIAL ¢ COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL ckstock area news her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Colacicco and family, Oshawa. Congratulations to our Blackstock High School Curling Team who advanced into the finals of the District Ontario School Boys' Curl- ing Bonspiel which was held at the Oshawa Golf and Curling Club'last week. The local rink is made up of Paul Larmer, Colin Asselstine, Jack Gunter and Doug Larmer. However Doug, had injured his arm.and had to be replaced by his brother, Craig. Congratul- ations, boys! " ..Winners at the Tuesday evening. 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