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on I pratvbs "a ad rahe ogy eg he = oa Noe x bn iid \ hg ma Fe mi -, Aa Ces JC as oa >A Pint, PE ec Pa Pe Je [. 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 7, 1979 Ashburn area news by Mrs. E. Heron A very pretty wedding was solomnized in Burns Church last Saturday afternoon when Miss Debbie Lane became the bride of Mr. Chris Connell. Following the wedding ceremony a reception was held in the Latcham Centre, Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Connell will make their home in Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Leh- man enjoyed a two week vacation in North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bryant entertained some neighbours and friends in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lynde who have recently moved to Uxbridge. We wish them well in their new home there. Mr. and Mrs. E. Heron were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. W. McAndless last Saturday night, and attended the graduation of their oldest granddaughter Lenore McAndless at Seneca College in Toronto. Mrs. Don Hobson of Elm- vale visited one day last week with Miss Hilda and Mr. Walter Hopkins. The W.M.S. group will hold their meeting on Wednesday evening of this week at the home of Mrs. Lindsay Death. In the absence of Rev. McEntyre, due to illness, Rev. Stanley Smith of Osha- wa conducted the morning service at Burns Church. We sincerly hope Rev. McEntyre will be well soon. Rev. Smith took his text from Matthew 5 Verse 5. Michael Emm, very nicely sang a solo. Let Your Light a (MERCHANDISE NOT EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED) | Area for your continued support. 8th ANNIVERSARY SALE Starts Thursday, November 8th A Good Selection of Winter Sportswear, Suits & Dresses will be reduced ... Shine and the Sr. Choir sang We Thank Thee. Next Sunday will be Remembrance service also a baptismal service at 11:15 a.m. and church school is at 10 a.m. Everyone is welcome. There is a nursery for the babies and Jr. Choir for the younger children. Scugog Island news by Mrs. Earl Reader Next week on Tuesday November 13, at 8 p.m. at the Community Hall is the first of the series of euchres and bake sales sponsored by the Grace U.C.W. The following night, Wed- nesday is the Head Ladies Community supper in the Hall and sponsored by the Head U.C.W. Every lady in the Head community is welcome. Come along and get acquainted and have some fun. Next year the idea may be changed somewhat. The Grace U.C.W. meets this Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Florence Fralick at 8 p.m. At the same time the Head U.C.W. meets at the home of Mrs. Marilyn Heayn All Island ladies are invited to either one. Sympathy is extended to the family of the late Alf Prentice who passed away in Port Perry this last week- end. Mr. Prentice spent most of his life on the Island main road where he and his wife farmed and raised their family of three. At the Island Church service on Sunday over 25 children were present. The numbers are increasing and will probably reach 40 as it 80 BROCK ST. - UXBRIDGE - 852-3683 Special thanks to customers in the Port Perry once was when the populat- ion was smaller. We were pleased to welcome more men with their 'families. Former members are returning to the choir. Their anthem was entitled 'Beside Blue Galilee" which was taken from an early music book 'The Gospel Choir". Some members recalled when a quartette Bob and Mary Tetlow, Sid Chandler and an alto, whose name cannot be remembered, had sung this anthem in parts. We are told that in those days the choir loft was nearly always full. } Rev. Clarke had a story for the children that involved mirrors and their reflect- ions. His sermon to the adults explained the mean- ing of "All Saints Day", November 1 and the "Com- munion of Saints' from the Apostles' Creed. DID YOU KNOW.....that Scugog Community Care provides assistance to people under emotional stress through the Community Involvement and Volunteer Programme (C.I.V.P.) For more information: Call 985-8461 9a.m. to 12 noon Lol ol lod 5 Trick or Treat? Hallowe'en is a time for kids, and the streets of Port Perry were alive with youngsters like this last week as they made their rounds from door to door. it was also a quiet Hallowe'en in Scugog for the older kids who kept their mischievous antics to a minimum this year. Port Perry High (From page 15) tons of oranges and grape- fruit! Three groups includ- ing the Senior Wind En- semble, the Music Group and the Students Council will hold a draw and prizes will be awarded to a student in each group who sold the most. On Saturday October 27 the "Reach for the Top" team once again competed in Barrie at CKVR this time against Collingwood. Unfor- tunately their opponents were too much competition because we came up a little short of victory. The air date of their 2nd appearance is December 29th. On Friday November 16, school rings are going on sale in front of the school. The rings are available in sterling silver or 10 Kt. gold and prices of the same will be posted at a later date. Also don't forget. To night's the night (Wed. Nov. $ aS KKK Denture Therapist LOUIS ANGELIDIS WHITBY 666-1555 7) to see fabulous Free Fare at the school. They give a block buster live rock perfor- mance. The admission to the 8:00 show is only $3.50 with an activity card and $4.00 without. See you there! RK} HK MK RK | 400 Dundas Street West - Suite 202 REK NK oc] HOMELITE SAVE $25.00 Homelite - chain saws that dig in and get the job done! When you're looking for a chain saw that comby _ safety, look to Homelite. The Homelite Safe prevents kickback and is available as optional equipment on certain models. 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