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Farmers' | | \ } [S What a relief everyone feels as we return to routines after the many, extra activities that accompanied the holiday sea- son. Good luck is extended to our many university and col- lege students who return to their classes after their wel- come break: ) oo Marie and Bob Attfield, Ja- mie, Mark and Scott spent the holiday with her father Merrill ~ VanCamp and visited many relatives and friends in this area. They have returned to their home to Richmond B.C. 'Annie Dorrell of New Les- keard spent the holiday with her parents Stuart and Helen Dorrell and visited many rela- tives and friends. Gord Paisley was pleased to have his two children home for the holidays. Craig Paisley who is a television reporter at Calgary, Alberta and Cathy Paisley of Toronto spent part - of their holiday with their fa- ther and other local friends. Jenny Masterson of the Country Convenience Store an- nounced that the winners of the various draws were as fol- lows: Humpty Dumpty Prizes, Panda Bear, Karen Houston, Humpty Dumpty shirt, Martin Stubbs, beach towel, Mel Lamb, Christmas stockings filled with goodies were won by Craig Wilson, Kaitlin Hell- ingman and Mark Carnaghan. 7-Up glasses, Joanne Russell, Coke sweat shirt, Shantel Be- langer. Congratulations to all of these winners. The annual New Year's dance sponsored by the O.N.O. was a fine success. Music was provided by Franssen D.J. Ser- "vices. Flora Samells along with her daughter Anne Powell of Orono spent Christmas Day 'with her granddaughter Roger and Cathy Hewitt and boys at Thornhill. Ralph and Peggy Larmer "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Night to be h hosted their family Christmas' on Christmas Eve. Their guests were her mother Mrs. E. Snowden, Whitby, John Larmer, Uxbridge, Paul and Margaret Larmer, Guelph, Dave and Ingrid Larmer and family, Sharon Goulding and family. Christmas Day guests of Walter and Audrey Wright were Vera Forder, Peterbo- rough, Dr. Lorna Wright and Prasetys Sumantri of King- ston, Lois and Jim MacMillan, Dunsford, Tony Clark of Be- thany, Eleanor Wright and Tim Chipman, Toronto, Hazel Wright of Oshawa. On Sunday, Dec. 29, fifty de- scendants of Roy and Venora Ferguson gathered at Nestle- ton Hall for their annual Christmas get together. They enjoyed delicious food, much visiting and a great time to- gether. Also on Sunday, Dec. 29, about 35 descendants of Er- nest and Edna Larmer met at the Blackstock United Church C.E. room for their annual hol- iday gathering. Glenn and Marion Larmer hosted this family gathering. On Sunday, Dec. 28 Gerald and Joyce Kelly, Elaine and Esther hosted a Graham fami- ly gathering with Harvey and Joan Graham, Mark Graham and Shelley Holliday, Louis 'Graham, Tom and Lois Feltis of Lake Dalrymple, Jean and Pat Jones of Lindsay, Eliza- beth and Peter Peeters and Courtney of Omemee, Francis Peeters of Reaboro. About 60 members of the Mountjoy clan gathered at the Recreation Centre for their an- Italian dinner proceeds to Greenbank Youth Group EE IRC . " _... rel Ny Se By Helen McKean 1992 and a Happy New Year to you!! On Sunday it was the Commu- nion Service and the Service of the Covenant! Mr. Bruce Mor- rison and his wife Debbie became members of our church. We welcome them with their son David, now living on Pearl Drive, moving here from Kingston. Mrs. Judy Gibson gave a report from Mission and Service. Mrs. Rita Stickwood sang beautifully "Sharing is the Best Part."' Rev. Shepherd, with the elders con- ducted the Holy Communion _ t Service. A community bridal shower will be held for Denise Gibson at the home of her parents Brenda and Keith Gibson on Saturday, Jan. 11 at 2 p.m. Ladies please bring lunch. oo On Sunday, Mrs. Muriel Gibson with Don and Helen McKean had dinner with Mrs. Eileen Jarvis in Oshawa. It was exciting for me on Sun- day. 1 spoke on the phone to a friend of Muriel's and mine in "Tasmania," on an island south of Australia. She is oing to meet Rev. Rodgers tour in Melbourne Australia when we arrive there on March 28. I could dial the number direct and it was like phoning to someone across the street. Another miracle thanks to Alex- ander Graham Bell! PIE IE BE 2x SRL EE ¢ tc 2 5 pia d 'LLP VUEARA I CVE ve ed NE SER SR Greenbank News a We welcome a new resident to Greenbank, Mr. Kevin Toms is now living in the Armour McMillan home. We are sorry to report Mr. Frank Lee is now a patient in Ux- bridge Health Centre. We do wish better health for Mrs. Laura Lee. The Greenbank Church senior choir practice will start this Thursday at 8 p.m. Just imagine a night out for a fabulous Italian dinner. Think about it, garlic break, salad, beverages and ice-cream and Ss gheit) This event takes place at ( reenbank United Church on "Jan. 19. All proceeds go to the Greenbank Youth Group. Tickets ' are being sold by group members. They will also be sold at the door. Seatings will be from 4-6:30 p.m. All you can eat! Get your tickets now for $5 per person. Our sympathy goes out to the family of Mr. Elmer Rennie who passed away recently. He will be missed by his family and long time friends. Don and Helen McKean attend- ed the funeral in Markham of Mr. John Graham of Locust Hill. His wife Mary is a very dear friend of Helens. In 1948 they were neighbors in Locust Hill. Mr. Graham died in his 91st year. He was a well known farmer and raised horses. Please call me with your news at 985-2944. nual New Year's gathering. A delicious dinner and supper were enjoyed. During the af- ternoon skating at the arena provided welcome exércise. Gary Mountjoy showed pic- tures of family weddings and other activities. Joan Graham conducted a family history con- test that answered many ques- tions that are often asked by younger members of the fami- y. - Eileen and Harold McLaugh- lin were New Year's Day din- ner guests of her cousin Jean and Lloyd Slemon and family in Hayden. Merrill VanCamp hosted a VanCamp family gathering on New Year's Day with the fami- ly members in attendance. Plans are underway for the annual Robert Fletcher Memo- rial Mixed Bonspiel which will be sponsored by the local Curl- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 7, 1992 - 17 guest speaker. Only 200 tick- ets are being sold so get yours early from any Lion. For more 'info call 986-5599 or 986-5336. . All farmers and others are cor- dially invited. Sorry to report that Hector Shortridge has been moved from Port Perry Hospital to Oshawa Hospital where he is undergoing - tests. Mrs. Belle Werry is expected to be moved from Oshawa General to Port Perry Hospital soon. Better health is also wished for Jennie and Frank Bailey who are currently both pa- tients in Port Perry Hospital. I also hope that most of the flu patients have recovered and are ready to meet the New Year feeling much beter. We welcome our new princi- pal to Cartwright High School. Mrs. Pattersen has replaced Mr. Fawcett who had moved to the position of Principal of Durham - Continuing Educa- tion. eld on Feb. 5 New Year's dinner guests of Gerald and Joyce Kelly, Elaine and Esther were Jim and Ella Walker, Lindsay, Cora. Hogg, Fenelon Falls, Audrey Gil- mour, Cambray, Edna Kelly, Bobcaygeon, Ernie-and Victor- ia Hargrave, Woodville, Peter and Elizabeth Peeters,. and Courtney, Omemee, Ralph and Peggy Larmer, Blackstock, Fred Peeters, Reaboro. Dale and Anita Davis hosted their family for the New Year's holiday at their cottage at Kenisis Lake, Haliburton. Dwayne Bryant of Mitchell spent the holidays with his parents George 'and Brenda Bryant and Chris. While in the area he visited many relatives and friends. Les and Patti Waters, Thom and Karen enjoyed a week ski- ing over the holiday at Killing- ~ ton, Vermont. They found won- derful snow conditions and thoroughly enjoyed them- selves. Welcome home. a ing Club at the arena on Sat- urday, Feb. 1. Sign up sheets are found at the arena with the details. 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