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& 2 Catharine Short, 17, had lots to tell Santa, when she perch- ed on his knee at the Seagrave General Store last Saturday, December 12. Santa has made a yearly trip to the store for many years now, and kids continue to enjoy the visit. BUSINESS DIRECTORY SS Jepg ile). NE ele] hg-}.Yegga]-]-; GEE ELECTRIC JACK MONSMA MOTOR SERVICE | | ELECTRIC Industrial - Commercial - Residential § Sales, Repairs & Rewinding R.R.1, PORT PERRY to All Motors. Pressure & Swimming 985-2917 Pool Pumps. a --. -- SHIRLEY ROAD -- RICHARD 385-8049 HONEY JAMES RANKIN] | ELECTREZC ELECTRIC Pole Line Construction NN > INDUSTRIAL Resident: yl - Farm - Commercial ELECTRIC HEATING SYSTEMS COMMERCIAL Hot Water Tank Installation & Repairs RESIDENTIAL Free Estimates R.R.1, Port Perry, Ontario wee 85.8537 985-9364 RICK LAROCGUE ELECTRIC RESIDENTIAL -- COMMEKCIAL 085-3261 Pole Line Service R.R.2, PORT PERRY SAME] [c Nola] hg}. 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The Prince Albert UCW met on Wed. Dec. 9th at the home of Myr- tle Snelgrove on Cochrane Street in Port Perry. Twenty-three members and five visitors enjoyed a well put together pot-luck supper first - then the meeting. Business was short, seeing the Friendly Visitors Christmas Dinner on Dec. 14th and don't forget the Jackson's going-away party on Dec. 30th at 6 o'clock in the United Church basement with a pot-luck supper first - then a programme. Thank you notes were* read from Florence Smith and Mr. & Mrs. Terry Hodgins. Dec. 13th is-White Gift Sunday, please keep that in mind. Devotion was taken by Florence Smith, Myrtle Snelgrove and Beth Pereman. They chose as their ANALDA LANDSCAPING & NURSERIES (5 miles east of Port Perry) HWY. 7A and West 1/4 Line 986-4771 theme- A Service of Lights & Music, the music was great- Hark The Herald Angels Sing, Silént Night & Joy To The World were all sung. After devotion, 'several more Christmas hymns were sung and we had the pleasure of hearing Eva Hunter on piano and Myrtle Snelgrove on organ do two beautiful numbers. A gift was given to Mar- jorie Chambers who has moved to 'Seagrave and all present signed a Christmas card for Heather Hodgins who is in Australia. Next meeting is on Jan. 13th. Devotion will be Sylvia Lindsay and Loraine Andews and lunch will be Diana Brough and Lila Clarke. See you in January. Better health wishes and Merry Christmas to Lila Clarke, she had a bit of an accident while shopping in Eaton's in Toronto last week. Gosh you even got to be so careful cross- ing aisles in Toronto. ! Happy Birthday to Philip Beacock on Dec. 17th, give him a smile on Thursday, and wish him all kinds of things. Now - that is good things. The flowers at the front of Prince Albert United Church were placed there for Sunday service in the honour of the late Wilbur Vance. Our deepest sympathy to Mrs. Da 1 . TE A! 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LOB 1NO (416) 985-7306 Scugog Appliance Repair Call 986-8312 Anytime Hilizc=) TOM VANDERENDE Vance and to daughter Shirley in the passing of Wilbur Vance last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Armstrong and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McKinnon, Richard and Chantilly from Stirling, Ontario and Mr. Len Gallant from Whitby were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pugh and boys Michael, Gregory and Matthew were dinner guests Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Merv Pugh. The third Advent candle was lit on Sunday, Dec. 13th by the Diagle Family. It was a Family Service with everyone presenting White Gifts for needy families. Eleven tables of euchre were played on Thursday evening, Dec. 10th with Mary Poots, Ann Taylor and Annie Bowman taking prizes for the ladies and Alvin Spencer, James Redman and George Harper for the men. The lucky draw prizes went to Clarence Butson and Gladys Slack. There will be a party on Dec. 17th - none for the next two weeks and we will start off again on Jan. 7th. Please call Ilean Pugh with your news next week at 985-2146. Merry Christmas! Memorable © eet Christmas show The Uxbridge Chamber Choir gave an excellent and entertaining performance at their Christmas Concert on Sunday December 13th. The major work of the evening was the Gloria By Francis Poulenc. This seasonally appropriate presen- tation is a voicing of the hymn sung by the angels to announce the birth of Jesus Christ. The Uxbridge Chamber Choir, under the direction of Thomas Baker, gave a competent and sensitive interpretation which was received by an empathetic and appreciative audience. The soloist for the Gloria, Katharine Smithrim, gave an ac- complished performance and added sparkle to an already outstanding work. The piano accompanyment added much to the ambiance of the work and was played with facility and feeling by Anne Baker. The second half of the program was a selection of carols of diverse mood and musical tidings. In- teresting effects were achieved by a processional musical entrance and the use of many soloists from within the choir whose voices contributed to the quality and message of the various pieces. As an extra to the program the choir gave an encore performance of the well known 15th century Ger- man carol "Es 1st Ein Ros." A door prize of two tickets to up- coming concerts by the Uxbridge Chamber Choir, was won by Colin Ryan of Port Perry. The Uxbridge Chamber Choir will be performing with the Trinity: United Church Choir on Sunday, December 20th at 7 p.m. at the Trinity United Church in Uxbridge in a presentation of Nine Lessons and Carols. HCA Rt ll lg a. Se LW. A I. Le. .e PENS Pencils - Markers All Colours PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383