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14-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 19, 1977 Utica and area news ny Mrs, Vera Brown Church service on Sunday, October 23rd will be at Utica at 11:30 a.m, with Rev. D. Baker of Markham as the guest speaker. At 7:30 p.m. at Epsom United Church the Melo- dante Singers from Toronto will be presenting an evening of music which will be followed by a social hour. Sunday School at Utica will be at 10:15 a.m. The Sunday School held their walk-a-thon on Satur- day. There were approxi- mately 12 walkers and I understand that they all made the distance. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carre on the birth of their daughter at Port Perry Hospital last Wednes- "day, October 12. Baby's name is Laura Christine and I'was talking to Denise on the telephone this morning and she and baby are doing fine. Grandmother Carre is look- 'ing after things while Denise is away and I understand Ashburn news by Mrs. E. Heron Due to a temporary break down of the furnace, Sunday - School and Church service was held in the Community Centre on Sunday morning. The morning message was taken from Philippians 1 and Jeremiah 29 '""You can Change: Checking out your Worship Centre". The child- rens story was "Rise, shine, give God glory." The Junior choir sang "Sing Hosanna" and the senior choir sang "My God We Thank Thee." Mr. Jim Pagent spoke about his pictures which are hanging in the church. Next Sunday Miss Dorothy "Bulmer of Nestleton and Sonya will be with us while Rev. McEntyre will be at their congregations. Burns Anniversary is not far away - Oct. 30th at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Messrs Donald and Brian Knight attended the Presby- terian Young Peoples. con- vention at Guelph over the Thanksgiving weekend and reported a very good and profitable time. About 200 young people attended. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Batten enjoyed a bus trip recently to U.S.A. and enjoy- ed the beautiful colour in the state of Vermont. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamill and family, Kathy, Robert' and Kent of Manilla were dinner guests with Mrs. Mildred Routley on Sunday. Welcome home to Mr. and Mrs. W. Hopkins who enjoy- ed a motor trip to Winnipeg and Edmonton. While there they attended a special birth- day party for Mrs.Hopkins uncles. The Ladies Bible Class all went to Fairview Lodge in- stead of having their regular October meeting, and enjoy- ed putting on a program for the residents there. A guitar solo was sung by Mr. Bill Lindsay. Duets from Mrs. R. Batten and Mr. Sam Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. E. Heron. Solos were sung by Mrs. D. Ashton nd Mrs. S. McEntyre. A thanksgiving poem was read by Mrs. A. Fisher and a happy hymn sing was enjoy- ed by all. Mrs. Wm. Davis guided the program through with her friendly comments and Mrs. W. Hopkins, president, also spoke to the group. We enjoy going to Fairview as some of our church family are residents there now. Thought for the day - It could be that our prisons are crowded because our churches aren't. NEED EQUIPMENT FOR will be staying for a week or two longer. Visitors at the Carre's and at the hospital were Mr. and Mrs. 'John Hinchcliffe of Toronto, Mr, Bob Hinchcliffe and friend, and Mr. John Carre of Bridgenorth. Kevin visited with mother and baby sister on Wednesday afternoon. | The Croxall family also visited. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wallace of Bolton called on Mrs. Crosier on Saturday. Mrs. Mildred Thompson and Mrs. Phyllis Clarke spent Thanksgiving weekend in Prescott visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sloan. Mr. Baker spent the week- end at Mount Albert. -On Thursday Mrs. Thomp- son attended a birthday supper at Mrs. Phyllis Clarke's for Mrs. Don Lee. On Sat. Mrs. Ethel West and' Mrs. 'Clarke were supper guests of Mrs. Thompson. There were 19 tables of euchre played at the Hall on Friday evening. Winners were: Ladies - Daisy Sell- ers, Bessie McCullogh, Marguerite Lewis. Men - Jim Gibson, Bernice Dunkell and Vera Taylor. Freeze-out winners were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith and Martin Gall and Doug Stiver. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jewett of Marmora visited with Mrs. J. Mitchell on Wednes- day. Mrs. Mitchell along 'with Mr. and Mrs. Milt Park- in attended anniversary supper at Mount Zion Church and also called at the Bal- sam Store and visited with Mrs. Ella Smith of Whitby. Mrs. Roy Sutcliffe attend- ed anniversary services at Raglan on Sunday evening, Visitors at the Sutcliffe home on Sunday were Linda Elford, Kevin and Rhonda from Stouffville, Mr. and Mrs. George Harper had daughters Mr, and Mrs. Malcolm Schofield and Mr, and Mrs, Mike Scho- field and their children and: his mother Mrs. Delia Har- per on Sunday "celebrating George's birthday. = Con- gratulations! I have just learned of the passing of Bill McCartney Sr. Bill has been a long time resident of this area and his many friends, I am sure, convey their condolences to the McCartney family in their bereavement. There was a large crowd attending the Snowmobile' Races in Utica on Sunday. It seems odd to have this type of race without snow but Scugog Island By Mrs. Earl Reader Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Love had a very pleasant Thanks- giving vacation in New Brunswick at the home of their daughter, Barbara, with her husband and family. On Sunday,-attendance at the Island Church: increased considerably, though it was noted that men were in a minority group, more child- ren are finding their places. Choir members were thrilled with the presence and use of the new organ. Memorial PLANT MAINTENANCE? nee EMERGENCY For Information on avallable equipment, contact: PORT PERRY RENT-ALL 159 CASIMIR ST. - PORT PERRY 985-7356 We probably have just what you iy and you'll be renting it for only the time you really need it! BREAKDOWN? While your equipment Is laid up, you can continue to operate at peak efficiency wi 'emergency equipnfént." It will pay to check with us. rented ARA donations are still welcome. The choice of a practice night is a deterrent to some hopeful participants as everyone is so busy with their choice of activities. This coming Sunday pro- mises to be a very inspiring day when Manchéster will come to worship in the Island Church at 10 a.m. when the Island members and friends will respond to their special letters or media notice of the Anniversary Service with guest speaker Rev. Barry Pogue, and music which has been prepared in advance. Again, notice is given of an Official Board meeting at Manchester Church on "Thursday, October 20 at 7:30 p.m. HO ----------1 STERLING STERUNG TRUST CORPORATION IF INTEREST IS PAID ANNUALLY DON FORD Insurance Agency 24 WATER STREET PORT PERRY PHONE: 985-8471 i 5 EER Ie AREA, Prince Albert news continued Mr. and Mrs. E, Clugston are home from a week visit- ing relatives and friends in London, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Skerratt and family entertained her sister, Mr, and Mrs. D. Per- kins, Oshawa, on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. H. Garvey and family of North Carolina, U.S.A, enjoyed a Jhess machines seem to race ust as good on grass or mud as the case yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Field- ing spent Thanksgiving weekend in Nashville, The item last week was in error and I apologize to Earl and Irene for this mistake. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey, and Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan recently went on a trip to Mindén to see the fall colours. 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