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THE CHRISTMAS GREETING BOOK Is now in our office and available for you to choose your special greeting. Deadline for Christmas Greeting requests will be Tuesday, December 8th, 1987 at 5:00 PM. The Special Christmas Edition will be published Tuesday, December 23rd, 1987. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen St. - Port Perry - 985-7383 5 Year Annual Interest V2 | change without notice @; the municipal Savings & loan corporation APPLY TO ~~ DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 30 Water Street, Port Perry 985-8471 SWITCH TO WHERE "THE SMART MONEY IS GETTING MORE INTEREST THE SAVINGS - ACCOUNT 165 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY PRIME RATE Get higher daily interest than the banks offer. Plus: ® bonus rates over $3,000 e cash bonus for transferring free chequing on balances over $500 e Pass- book or Monthly Statement. 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I0MilesN of 401 FOR SALES ONLY 1-800-263-7955 (416) 983-5947 HEAD OFFICE Greenbank Park Bd. meets The Sacrament of Communion was celebrated at Greenbank United Church on Sunday morning. The choir sang an anthem ** This Do In Remembrance of Me' and the congregation joined in the singing of some old favourite hymns as well as an impromptu version of a newer song "Magic Penny" used as a part of the children's story time. Rev. Shepherd asked for the PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 17, 1987 -- 33 prayers and support of our church community as Charlene's father, David Armstrong, recuperates from a heart attack he suffered last Friday. A six-week adult study series, "Life Begins At Christ," will begin on Tuesday, November 24 at Seagrave Church. If interested please contact David Shepherd at 985-7787 as soon as possible so that mas party Epsom and a News by Jean Jettery Please note the following dates: Nov. 21st, at Epsom Church at 2 p.m. A Junior Choir event to have money for their new choir gowns Nov. 25th, Regular Women's In- stitute meeting will be held at the home of Doreen Brethour (note change of home). Convenor Bar- bara Evans. Motto -- A Child is a lamp to light, not a vessel to fill. Reply -- Marita Clydesdale. Roll Call -- Name an interesting book read recently. Hostesses: Doreen Brethour, Jean Pogue and Eileen Collingwood. Nov. 29th, Bazaar at Daheim 1-4 p.m. Dec. 4th- Ho! Ho! Ho! Social Club, come everyone Dec. 4th at 8 p.m. at Epsom Church for the Social Club Christmas party - Enjoy an evening of games, carol singing and loads of fun. Please bring a sample of your Christmas baking, a Christmas decoration for the tree, and a gift with a $2 limit. Ladies bring gift for a lady, gents bring a gift for a gentleman. See you there! Dec. 8th-- UCW - noon luncheon, calling all members and inviting farmer members and all neighbours. Dec. 8th -- Carol Ser- vice always so much enjoyed at Pine Grove Church at 8 p.m. Dec. 10th -- Epsom School Concert at Utica Hall 7:30 p.m. Church at Epsom on Sunday at 11:15. Thurs. Nov. 19th -- a hot turkey sup- per at Goodwood from 5 p.m. till all are served. There are church calendars (Last Call). How many still want "Book of Epsom" money for the Daycare Centre. Dec. 10th -- Epsom School Con- cert at Utica Hall at 7:30. Mon. Dec. 21st -- Epsom S.S. at 7:30 Epsom Church, come for the children's program. (Sunday Before you send il, seal il... with a Christmas Seal! THE ¥ LUNG ASSOCIATION » Lungs are for life School). Dec. 12th -- W.I. Christmas par- ty at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bruce. Rev. John Tapscott is on holiday from his charge of Orangedale on Cape Breton Island. Several attended the Holstein Show at the Royal on Friday. Ken, Beth and Brian Catherwood were dinner guests with Ruth Ashton on Sunday. Mrs. Postma's mother Mrs. Mound who has recently moved to our area is ill in Uxbridge Hospital - we wish her a speedy recovery. Nov. 10th - The Utica-Epsom U..C.W. held their Nov. meeting at Daheim after a sing-song and some humorous reading, each member of the nursing home who had a birth- day in November received a small gift. The Canadian Food Grains Bank, Uxbridge Unit sent a letter on behalf of Floyd Evans and Orvan Brethour, the chairmen of Uxbridge Group to thank those who have helped. It is feared that 5 to 7 million Ethiopians will face starvation by the end of 1987. There is a shortage not of grain or volunteer work, the shortage is money, all donations are matched by C.I.D.A. on a three to one basis -- money now -- bagging Feb. or March. A note came to me from Garry and Debbie Evans from Moncton, New Brunswick to the friends and neighbours of Epsom. Debbie and Garry wish to thank the friends and neighbours of Ep- som for the wonderful surprise chivaree while in Epsom on their honeymoon. The welcome and kind thoughts were much appreciated. '""Home is where the heart is" and you proved it true. booklets can be ordered. There will be a meeting this Thursday night of the Greenbank ark and Hall Board to review the 1987 projects. The meeting will be in the hall at 8 p.m. (Nov. 19) - all board members should attend. The Royal Winter Fair in Toron- to has been a very popular place this past week. The Holstein Show on Friday, brought visitors from all parts of the world, Japan, S. America, Germany, U.K., Italy, United Kingdom and all across Canada. Bus loads of men and women toured farms in various parts of Ont. including the Neil Raines and Murray and Bob Stone farms in our area. Clifford Narfason, Richard Peters and Tom Crockett, Holstein Breeders from Manitoba in Ont. for the Royal Winter Fair Show, stayed over Sat. night at.the home of Willie & Betty Stone and visited several farms in this area before returning to their respective homes in Manitoba on Sunday night. Mr. Gregg Themer of Edmonton was a guest with Jim and Kathy Phoenix during the Royal. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holtby had as their guests, her brother Sidney & Ellen Bailey of Brooklin on Sat. evening then on Monday evening, Harold & Margaret celebrated Margaret's birthday at the home of their son Robert and Jeanne in Cawkers Creek, Port Perry. Happy birthday Margaret from your friends & neighbours. Visiting with Mrs. Kathleen Leask recently was Karen Mundinger, who is a professional golfer in Florida. Mrs. Dale Ellison of Thamesville and son Stephen visited with her parents Helen & Don McKean over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillian spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kydd in Goodwood. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Art Couves recently were Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Bailey of Brampton. Are you concerned about -- Pornography? Education? Our Food? Do you enjoy cooking? Arts & Crafts? Learning? Come and join the World's largest organization the Women's Institute of "We Still Have Room For You. There are two corrections from last week's news column 1l.in Resolutions "it should have read" irradiated" appear on all food packages. 2. Tweedsmere histories are being used by students for research. Next week phone 985-2092 or 985-7784. Gift exchange Seagrave and Area News by Diane Cooke It's finally here -- it's this week the Seagrave Fellowship 'sisters have their annual Christmas Dinner and gift exchange. So don't forget it's tomorrow night! -- Wednesday November 18 - 6:00 p.m. at Conway Place - Port Perry. To any fellowship sister who will not be at- tending the dinner would you please drop off your gift to any of the ° following members or send your gift with someone coming to the dinner: Joanne Leveille (Mariposa Estates), 985-9079, Marg Dempsey (Seagrave), 985-8865, Betty Som- merville (Seagrave), 985-8066 or Helena Edinger (Robin Glade Estates) 985-7588. I know I'in look- ing forward to Wednesday evening - hope to see you there. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. J. Galea of Seagrave on the birth of their first child, a baby boy named Colin Joseph. Best wishes from everyone in the community. 'Attention 'Teens: - Kinsmen are having a Teen Dance, Friday November 27 at the Kinsmen Hall. All proceeds to Cystic Fibrosis research -- come out and have a good time and support a worthy cause. Happy Birthday wishes go out to Lawrence Carr, and Lindsay Sheehan. Happy Anniversary to Bert and Glenda Hutcheon of Seagrave Village from all your 'iends. Next weeks column is being prepared by Diane Puckrin, please phone her with your news at 985-2489. 'Port Perry [ { {