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We were pleased to have Mrs. Pat Barnicott of Ux- bridge Community Care to speak to us. This is a volunterer service to sen- iors, handicapped and others with emergency needs. They do friendly visiting, trans- portation and errands. Home maintenance and painting and other service. RUBBER STAMPS fast delivery PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 "that . feeling much better and is There is a nominal charge for some services. The office at 8 Brock St. West is open Monday till Friday 9 to 12. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans spent a couple of days last . week with Mr. and Mrs. John Wiersma at Blythe. While there they attended a couple of Auction Sales. We are pleased to learn Martha McCallum is home from hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wilson, Dawn and David of Sarnia were with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson for the weekend. On Sunday, Rev. Floyd, Mrs. Wilson and Rachel of Oshawa also Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wilson and Michael arrived at the Elmer Wilsons to complete the family circle and enjoy a Pre-Christmas Dinner as they will be unable to meet at Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ashton and family of Oakwood visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton on Friday evening and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Catherwood and sons were guests for Sunday dinner. Miss Margaret Taylor of Black Creek Village was home for the weekend also Rae of Whitby. Several from here enjoyed the beautiful Bazaar at Utica Hall on Saturday. This was sponsored by the Sunday School. The money to be used to keep their sponsored child. Don't forget to come to Church with your children next Sunday. They are disappointed when you fail them. Trailer loaded with boxed chicken and spare ribs two trucks could get the trailer out of the ditch and slid off a jack and overturned last Wednesday back on the road. The driver was not injured. morning near Utica and it was several hours before Every cloud has a silver lining. Truck driver George Burt found that there is some truth to the old saying when he ran into difficulties last week on the highway just west of Manchester. Just after midnight last Wednesday, he was wheeling his tractor-trailer east towards Port Perry when a tire blew on his truck. After changing the flat he was just about to pull away when a second tire on the truck went down. Another truck was sent out, but as the trailer was being jacked up to hook onto the new truck, the jack gave way and the trailer toppled over onto its side in the ditch. The rear doors of the -_trailer were jarred open and part of the 25,000 pounds of boxed chicken and spare- ribs spilled onto the ground. Afraid to leave the trailer and cargo unattended George spent a lonely and rather chilly night in the cab of his truck. The next morning he was still waiting for a crane to arrive to right the trailer, and for the com- When you buy Canadian-made products, you create jobs in Canada. That's why Ontario urges you to Shop Canadian. | Every time you buy something, look for 'Made in Canada' identification because when you buy products made in Canada, you create work for Canadians. For example. .. « if you spend $500 on a Canadian- made sofa, you create about 3 days work for Canadians. + if Canadians increase their purchases of Canadian-made clothes by only'5%, it would create more than 4,000 new jobs. The more Canadian products Your Ontario Ministry of Industry and Tourism wants you to know that buying Canadian products benefits all of us in Ontario; it boosts our economy and maintains our standard of living. So when you shop Canadian, you'll be giving Ontario a more prosperous New Year. we buy, the more jobs we create. eb Larry Grossman, Minister of Industry and Tourism William Davis, Premier Province of Ontario Trailer tips, dumps load of chickens pany, Wills Transfer, to figure out how to get the boxes of chicken and ribs to their destination in Ottawa. The silver lining was the friendliness that passers-by showed, with several stop- ping to ask if they could do anything to help. One man drove George into town to let him use the phone, and a nearby resident brought him hot coffee and breakfast in the morning. "It is nice to know there are still some decent people around," said George last Wednesday morning. Two heavy tow trucks were dispatched to the scene, and by late Wednes- day afternoon they had succeeded in righting the over-turned trailer and hauling it away. Church gets new name Commencing Sunday, December 3, 1978, the Uxs bridge Full Gospel Fellow- ship will acquire a new name and a new location. The Fellowship is the youngest church group in Uxbridge, having begun some 2! years ago, and recently acquired a two-acre parcel of land on Scugog 7th Concession, east off Durham 23. The church building, to be erected next Sprinz, will be just a road's width outside of Uxbridge, hence the need for the new name: Em- manuel Full Gospel Fellow- ship. A temporary meeting place on the Billi Arm- strongs' property, which is adjacent to the new building site, will be used in the meantime. Emmanuel Full Gospel Fellowship is part of the Apostolic Church in Canada, which sprang from the Welsh Revival of 1904, and Rev. Stanley Hammond will continue as pastor. RY L . ! Ww 4 % | a L J | »