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AO tr. a a ber 'Let us put our trust in God Shana sliuidats 4 nce bois A EPSOM NEWS By Jean Jeffery "In God have I put my trust: I will not be afraid." Psalm 656: 11 When the tempest assails For his light never dims And his love never fails, His Truth is. forever And will not deceive . . . And he Answers our calls When we trust and believe. There will be a benefit dance at Utica Memory Hall, Friday, Dec. 16th for the Ashton fami- lies who had so many of their possessions ruined by fire, wa- ter and smoke in the fire which almost destroyed their home a week ago. Contact members of the Couples Club for further helped. information. There was a lovely party at Utica Hall last Friday evening when the friends and former neighbours met to honour the newly-weds Mr. and Mrs. Doug- las MacCannell of Oshawa. Cards and dancing were the order of the day. The music was really good. The musicions were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Prentice, Kenneth Millman, El- mer Rennie and George Beare. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Noble also Mr. Wm. Goslin called for the square dances. Near midnight Doug and Jean took seats of honour at the front of the Hall and Miss Elaine Medd read an appropriate address. Mr. Bill Anderson and Mr. Ray .Rogers. Munro presented the happy couple with a Gossip Bend and a smoke stand. Doug and Jean thanked everyone for their kindness. Then all enjoyed lunch and another social hour. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolton receive a beautiful gift last Monday morning. The gift was a big one and weighed over nine pounds, a bouncing baby boy. Their fondest dreams come true. Our heartiest con- gratulations. The Christmas Euchre and dance and Epsom Community Club was also a gala affair. The Euchre prize winners were Ladies 1--Irene Houghland; 2 Betty Risebrough; low Ruby Gentlemen 1st--Albert "sr Timms; 2nd -- Norm Gimblett; low--Clarence Masters, Door Prizes went to Jim Evans and Erma Watson, There were other prizes too numerous to mention. The new Executive will start work this Friday evening, Dec. 16th, The new president is Mr. Lloyd Brawn, with Mr. David Prentice second in com- mand. _We wish them much success In the coming year. Mrs. Rogers and Mr. Birkett played for the Dance and Mr. D. Prentice was the caller. Thanks to all who in any way contributed to the very success- ful year just ended. The Epsom UC.W. held their annual business meeting Wed., Dec. 7th. The exceutive for 1967 is as follows: President--Mrs. Jean Millman MAPLE LEAF MINCEMEAT «51: PABLUM Mixed CEREAL 45 FLEECY FABRIC SOFTENER wn 43 OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE 2:49: "BETTY CROCKER PIE CRUST MIX wn 37 PUREX WHITE or COLOURED 2 Eh B57 SCHICK Stainless Steel Twin BLADES 12's 51.09 : PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE 29° TOILET TISSUE ~ CARLOAD Food Mkt. Prince Albert -wa We can take care of all ga... your Holiday Food ii Needs -- Why not -- shop now while the _ selection is complete. The prices are Right . . The Time is Now The Place is Here: - LEAN LOIN SCHNEIDER'S FRESH SLICED This Week's CANADA'S FINEST TENDER STEAK MEAT ROUND OR 'Bonless RUMP PORK CHOPS | COUNTRY SAUSAGE , PORK LIVER PLACE: YOUR ORDER NOW FOR POULTRY. Features Se -- 83 59 uw 37 Ib. 7 WONDER BAKERIES KRAFT 16 oz. Jar SALAD DRESSING a5. ICE SALT Iced Bar Layer Cakes 3 for $1.00 ROYAL YORK RAISINS . 5 Ib. BOX 29: 15 oz. Package Boe Prices Effective Wed. - Sat. Dec. 14 - 17 A FREE DRAW with every $5.00 Gro- cery order or over on a 10 or 12 lb. Tur- key each week till Christmas. - to receive Turkey by Dec. 24th. STORE Winner Winner of last week's Turkey FR Mrs. Harry Goulding. EXCEPT TUESDAY 8:30 a.m, to 1:00 p.m. SATURDAY 8:30 to 6:00 p.m. HOURS: 8.30 a.m. - 9 p.m, EE DELIVERY. 985-2492 PR Pra Ph aa AAPM 1 RY RAE Ba | aaa Fre - . EAI nar TA yi PEARLS v midod onl amanda dav taron nisin Sibbar av Ete : PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 1966 - OD 1st Vice 'President-- Mrs, Donald Asling 2nd Vice President-- Mrs. Mel Tripp Sec'y--Mrs. Jean Jeffery Treasurer--Mrs. Walter Kerry Pianist--Ms. Herman Kerry Assistant Pianist-- Mrs. Ross Evans Missionary conveners-- Mrs. Harry Geer and Mrs. Walter Kerry. Flower Conveners Mrs. G. Jeffery and Mrs. M. Bailey Mr. Howard Ashton returned 'home from the hospital on Fri. We are sorry, to learn that Mr. A. T. Powell and Mr. Her- man Kerry are both ill but at home. Mr. Charles Lyons had an ac- cident at home that required 12 stiches. in his foot so he is un- able to work at present. We wish these gentlemen all a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Noble went up to Toronto for a few days. They will be visiting their daughter Mrs. Norman O'Donnell and Mr.-O'Donnell. ® Mr. and Mrs, Donald Prentice and Stephen, Toronto were week-end guests and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Prentice visited on Sunday with their parents Mr. 'and Mrs. Gordon Prentice. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith of Uxbridge and Mrs. Alice Smith of Cannington were Sun. supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Geer. The Couple Club Sa a very enjoyable evening with Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Medd last Sat. Miss Joyce Wilson accom- panied her aunt Miss Ruby Wilson to Toronto on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. 'Wilson Mri. Wilson's op- eration was cancelled for a- while. . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Munro were dinner guests recently with Mr and Mrs. Everett Prentice of Scugog. to high for some of the local ground hogs. Some had to crawl out very sudden, sleepy & miserable. It certainly isn't often one sees these animals out 'on the road this late in December. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Noble en- tertained their brothers and sisters ,also aunt Ruth Wilkin- son and a couple of cousins The water level came a little | from Toronto with a dinner party on Sat. evening. We extend sympathy to Mrs. Ada Munro in the passing of her brother-in-law Mr. Walter Short late husband of her sis- ter Clara of Toronto. Everyone is. welcome at the home of Mr. and, Mrs. Ross Evans Dec. 22nd where the Community Sunday School will hold their Christmas Party. Everyone is also welcome to the Christmas party at Epsom United Church on December 20. Mr. Ross Evans attended the Annual Meeting of the United Co-operatives of Ontario at the Royal York one day last week. Why the Monitor recommends you rad your local newspaper Your local newspaper is a wide-range newspaper with many features. Ite _emphasis_is _on™ocal news. [t also reports the major national and inter- --nationai-news. 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