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a -------- 20 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 2, 1993 UCW roll call word is "heart" "Utica News by Vera Brown ~ The word for Monday morn- ing -- Brrr. It's cold. hurch service at the United Church this week will be held in Utica at 11 a.m. followed by the congregation annual meeting. All members of the congrega- tion are encouraged to attend this meeting so that your input can contribute to the ongoing work of the church. Any ladies of the U.C.W. who are interested in attending the Feb. 8th Presbyterial at Mark- ham, are asked to get in touch with Faye Ashton. The regular meeting of the U.C.W. will be held in Epsom Church on Tuesday, Feb. 9 be- inning with dessert and re- mw We at 1 p.m. The roll call word is "Heart." Official Board will meet in Goodwood on Tuesday, Feb. 9 at 7:30 p.m. followed by Session meeting. There were 13 tables of eu- chre played on Friday evening in the hall with winners as fol- lows: ladies first - Mary Hill, second - Doris Evans, third - Evelyn Ham. Mens first - Earla Hill, second - Verna Draper, third - Carl Gimblett. Most lone hands Verna Draper (six). Draws were won by Edna Mey- ers, Annie Bowman and Velma Ross. Verna Smith won the 50/ 50 draw. Freeze-out winners TIFFANY Perfecting the world with quality Building Materials & Service Vehicle Products including Heavy Haulers Roofing Products, Oils, Lubricants & Janitorial Supplies Rep: Frank R. Manthorne 206-375 Buena Vista Ave. Oshawa, Ont., Canada 416-436-0510 Call for free demonstration were Rita Parratt and Bill Brown, Myrtle and Carl Gim- blett were second. There will be another euchre on Feb. 12. Several of our local families spent a holiday skiing in Ver- mont last week. Saturday night was spent in Montreal and ar- rived at Jay Peak, Vermont, on Sunday and stayed until Fyi- day. Skiers taking the trip were Philip and Penny Manchee, Jes- sica and Kyle, John and Debbie McCoy, Katie and Mike, Rob and Jean MacDonald, Jilly and Lynn, Eldon and Jay Smith, Britini, Madison and Meghan, Robert and Dale Slack, Ashley and Erin, Ron and Nancy Compton, Nichole and Brook. I'm sure that Ashley Slack en- joyed her birthday celebrations away from home. Saturday evening visitors at the Tracey home for cake and ice-cream to celebrate Russell's birthday were his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Richard Puckrin, great-grandmother Elva Symes and neighbor Irene Fielding. John and Suzanne Warner visited his parents in Niagara on the weekend. John's mother is recovering from knee sur- gery, best wishes to her. Our prayers this week are with Grace Kirk as she enters hospital for surgery. Dorothy, Jeremy, Justen and Susie Gerrow were visitors with Bill and I on Saturday. Hillis and Carol Wilbur, along with her brothers, sister and their spouses were in To- ronto on Saturday and thor- oughly enjoyed the production of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat." This was a well appreciated Christ- mas gift from mother Ruby Beare to all her children. Youth event Feb. 6 The Greenbank Sunday School choir opened the Sunday service by singing "Jesus Loves Even Me." Our full choir was back after a rest - they sang, "Savior, Like a Shepherd Lead Us." The church looked more natural with the choir loft not empty. Thank you Linda and Betty. Your musicis such anim- portant part of the Sunday ser- vice. Rev. Shepherd's sermon - "Why Bad People Prosper and Good People Don't," gave us a lot to think about after reading "Micah 6, closing with the hymn "Blest Be The Tie That Binds." The Fidelis Unit of U.C.W. meets at 1:30 p.m. on Feb. 3 at Helen McKeans. Our theme is "Love of Life." Come and bring a friend. Yes Harry - you are in- vited for dessert and tea! The Evening Unit meets at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 3. The youth event at Green- NORM"S FIX-IT has moved to the DURHAM MOBILE AGRI SERVICE SHOP 16251 Island Rd. (1 km north of Highway 7A) FOR SNOWMOBILE PARTS & SERVICE ca 985-9909 : n 0 To py A a > y \C aoe also servicing Lawn & Garden Equipment and // Small Engines bank School is on 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Contact Joanna Shepherd for more in- formation. Everyone is invited to the Scugeg Christian Unity Service on Feb. 14 at 7 p.m. at the Im-. maculate Conception Church. Our Greenbank choir will be singing. Our growing church organ fund should be given a substan- tial boost on March 27 when music lovers of all ages will be able to enjoy an evening concert presented by the O'Neill Colle- giate Senior Chamber choir with Greenbank choir's own tenor "Hugh Baird," as featured soloist. Be sure to mark this date on your calendar and buy tickets soon. More information will follow next week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dusty en- joyed a visit for the week with their two granddaughters while daughter Denise and her hus- band Dennis Teefy were on a cruise. The cruise was a prize they won last summer. "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" id oh Local Girl Guides, Pathfinders, Sparks and Brownies will be ¢ selling Girl Guide Cookies from February 6 to March 10. The chocolate and vanilla cookies sell for $2.50 a box with a portion of the proceeds staying with the local clubs. Pictured promot- ing the cookies are (front) Katelyn May, Spark; Shannon Urqu- hart, Brownie; (back) Tasha Stephenson, Guide; and Kelly Cor- neal, Guide. Excellent attendance at pot luck dinner i a rr A A a ER RR oe Br nein Scugog Island the questionab weather, about 70 people turned out at the Island Hall for the excellent potluck supper followed by a va- riety of entertainment for all ages. There was so much fun everyone hesitated to go home and prepare for Sunday wor- ship. 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We finally got through the wintry month of January when more daylight gives us hope and we plan for the loving time of Valentines. Henry was the seventh of the eight children of a miner. He lived in Castleford, Yorkshire and like most children in those days he went to Sunday School. One Sunday afternoon, the su- perintendent at the school told the children a story about Mi- chelangelo. He told it so well and with such enthusiasm that it seized the enthusiasm of young Henry. He hurried home to read all that he could find about the sculptor. A seed had been sown. That little boy was Henry Moore, who became one of the greatest of our modern sculp- tors. Today his work is known and admired throughout the world-and it all started one day in Sunday School. Help for the whole family PINEWOOD CENTRE ALCOHOL PROBLEMS 416-723-8195 (24 HOURS) A part of the Oshawa General Hospital