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by Jean Jeffery First a reminder. Every- one is welcome to come and enjoy an evening of music when Pine Grove Church will hold a Carol Service on Dec. 21 at 8 p.m. The Epic Choir under the direction of Peter Emmings will be singing there and Mrs. Jean Parrott will also render some beauti- ful solos. This Friday evening you are all invited to the Epsom e Lenturian e (Citation 5, eo Corsair thd id if e Shamrock 5A i ° Bison Truck Campers MOTOR HOMES ° Bison Truck Caps & 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 14, 1977 News and views from Epsom and area Church at 7:30 p.m. to enjoy our Sunday School Christ- mas Concert. There will be * refreshments served. Dr. and Mrs. Davies entertained a large number of friends and neighbours on Sunday for a pre-christmas luncheon. Congratulations to Julie Ashton and Chris Potter who chickens at their Christ- mas Bowling Party. Ivan Clark also won a chicken in a NOTICE Township of Scugog guessing game. Mr. and Mrs. Don Rough, David and Jean of Toronto were Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Potter, Chris and Jeffrey. On Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Allen Clow were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Potter and boys. This year once more, the Epsom-Utica U.C.W. will try to provide a Christmas for a Any vehicle parked on Township of Scugog roads or streets that interferes with snow removal, will be towed away at owner's expense. (SEE SECTION 116, SUBSECTION 10, HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT) R.C. MacDonald, Road Superintendent, Township of Scugog. less fortunate family. Our family this year is a chubby nine year old girl who wears size 12. A six year old boy also chubby who badly needs foot wear. There is a three year old boy and 'a wee one year old girl. This youngest lady could use some cloth diapers, flannelette sheets and a couple of quilts would be appreciated. It seems hard to think anyone.in this land should be cold or hungry at any time especial- ly Christmas. Any clothing for the needy could be left at my house and we will see it is distributed. Don't forget the Bethesda- Reach W.I. Buffet dinner al the Sprules on Saturday. December 17th at 7:00 p.m. Seventeen or eighteer ladies from Bethesda-React Branch W.I. who took the "Festival of Dairy Foods" course were present to enjoy the Achievement Day fo Ontario County at Trinity United Church, Uxbridge or Mon. December 5, 1977. Stickers now Motor vehicle stickers for 1978 went on sale December 1, and the office at 14 Water -Street in Port Perry report- ed that business was slow during the first week. With only 130 sold the first week, there are many people still to purchase their new stickers as the office: expects to sell up- wards of 7000 stickers on all types of vehicles between now and the February 28 deadline, . At noon we were welcomed by Mrs. Beverly Brook, Home Economist for York and Ontario. Then one and all enjoyed a beautiful Dairy Food Buffet - everything rich with butter, cream, butter- milk, cottage cheese or yogurt. At1:15 p.m. we were intro- duced to Mrs. Denise Weir, Food and Nutrition specialist of Toronto by chairlady, Mrs. Jackie 'Lockie of Zephyr. The Altona, Bethesda- Reach, Claremont, Good- wood, Honeydale and Myrtle groups then each had a few minutes to tell of their exper- iences in taking the course. Bethesda-Reach had com- posed a song. They were accompanied by Marilyn: Stroud. Our guests speaker was Mrs. Joan Fielden, Home Economist for Dominion Stores Ltd. Next the group presenta- tions were made by Quaker The cost of .a sticker for a four cylinder vehicle is $30, for a V6 $45, and $60 for seven cylinders or more. If you happen to own a car with a 6.5 litre engine (397 cu. in.) be prepared to pay out $80 for your sticker this year. - Motorcycle licence fees are $20, snow machines $10, and trailers $5. The office: at 14 Water Street is open from 9 to 5 Monday through Friday and from 9 until noon on Satur- wishes to invite you, to celebrate Our Anniversary with us Free Door Prize by-coming to the GRAND OPENING OF OUR NEW HEATED SHOWROOM Come Inside And Inspect 5 MOTOR HOMES. - TRAVEL TRAILERS - TRUCK CAMPERS DECEMBER 12th to 20th 9:00 A.M. - to 9:00 P.M. RTH BROCK MOTOR SALES LTD. ios Coffee & Donuts Hill, Salvation Army Home League, Sandford, Scugo, Island, Sunderland an Zephyr, ' Mrs. Weller played for her group to sing. Most: of the replies were in humourous verse and were much enjoy- ed. A couple of groups were + ow afraid of the weather fore- cast or just forgot but the 'hundred or more women present had a very enjoyable time. I would like to express appreciation tothe summary ~~ % # day committee - Mrs. Jackie Lockie, Mrs. Corrine Croxall Mrs. Clara Warren and Mrs. Joan Tinker for planning such a lovely party. _ Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wilson and Michael were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wilson and family of Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. A. Watson visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watson of Ajax on Sunday afternoon. Mr. John Tapscott was > home from Kingston for the weekend. Special Xmas vo Continued Bethlehem those many' years ago when Jesus was born to assure us all of the - Joy and Hope of Birth and ¥ 3 re-birth. May your journey to the manger be a short one and happy. Marion Ford, days. Toronto, Ontario. A TRAVEL o£ t 2 TRAILERS © MASTER COACH DELUXE ® CITATION now o TRAVELINER ~@ CORSAIR © SHAMROCK o BOLER as» o TRIPLEE 1 MILE NORTH OF MANCHESTER ON HWY. 12 985-3372 SER EREREN] 4