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) [4 J e : : vif o 31 « | @ ; * ' . : * 2 e PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 15, 1976 -- 23 Prince Albert News of interest from Utica an d area ® By Grace Beacock To the staff of Port Perry STAR and readers: A special prayer at Christmas, That God will richly bless Your home, and you -- And those you love: With lasting happiness. Last Sunday the Church sanctuary was aglow with effective Yuletide decorat- ing for the White Gift ser- vice. Prior to worship, the organist, Mrs. G. Hunter, conducted a 5-piece orches- tra which poured out appro- priate music as a prelude. The Sunday School, in a body, were present when each deposited their gifts. The 12-voice mixed choir (attired in black gowns, touched-off with scarlet collars and silver corsage) anthem was brisk. Mary Clugston directed a Junior girls group in singing a sweet number. At this time, Rev. R. Brawn dedicated a sacred plaque, presented by the family in-memory of their loving mother, the Late Mrs. Silas Reynolds. The minis- ter voiced that this remem- branch would be placed with others in the glass-concealed cabinet at the rear of the church. Rev. Brawn's mes- sage proved most timely for the season, "Each Strive to Love the Unloved". Offering gathered by Terry Hodgins and Doug McMillan, Congratulations upon the spectacular Santa Claus parade with involved hours of physical and mental strain. . Special compliments are due one of our village gals, Mrs. Vivian Canning, who was instrumental in chair ing the Kinette project with able assistance of other members, and as a result Let us help you secured first prize. This float labelled "Cindgrella Coach" (or Mammibth Pumpkin) has since been displayed on the Canning's front lawn and admired by many. Don't forget the last euchre of the year will be held this coming Thursday evening in the hall. Special prizes and goods will com- bine another festive party. ' A few from our area atten- ded the F.G.B.M.F. Christ- mas banquet and Rev. Jas. Snow (son of Hank Snow) was guest speaker in Oshawa Saturday night. A former couple of our area, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunter, now residing in Port Perry celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Saturday afternoon in the form of a "Drop-In Tea", when many enjoyed the op- portunity to extend congrat- ulations. From here who accepted their invitation were Mrs. Hunter's brother, George Irwin, cousins, the Lloyd and Grant Hunter's, neighbours of years ago, the" Les Beacock's and her - sister, the L. Devitts. Mr. and Mrs. C. Love entertained 30 members of the family to a sumptuous pre-Christmas dinner party. Mr. and Mrs. R. O'laisen and family attended the "Family Festive Party" of Durham Regional Police held at the: Red Barn, Oshawa, on Sunday. Mrs. O'laisen and sons spent a week with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dickinson, Toronto. A heaping cupful of thanks to those who contributed news items during the year, I would appreciate your holiday news. Phone 3691, and have fun. . STOP SMOKING - 'Countdown on smoking' SMOKER'S WITHDRAWAL CLINIC Beginning January 10th. at 7:30 p.m. ~ Seven evening sessions January 10th, 11th, 12th, January 17, 20, 24th. RS McLAUGHLIN COLLEGIATE Stevenson Rd. N. & Rossland Rd. W. Oshawa Ontario Sponsored by the; Lung Association Heart Foundation Cancer Society CE BN BE BN BN BN BN BN BN BN BE BN BN BN BN BN BN BN BN BN BN BN BN BN BN BN BN J To register, mail to; Durham Region Lung Association %0shawa General Hospital 24 Alma St, Rm. 465 Oshawa Ontario L1G 2B9 DE EE ER Sere sassersssnetassas stent tren Postal Code...... bereeni Registration fee enclosed- $5.00 | | Students and senior citizens free. | am a senior citizen | | I'am a student | | by Mrs. Jack Crosier Service will be held in: Epsom United Church on Sunday, December 19 at 11:30 a.m. Utica Sunday School meets at 10:15. Utica Sunday School will hold their Christmas Party in the church on Sunday evening, December 19 at 7:30 p.m. All are welcome. On Tuesday evening, December 21, at 8:00 p.m. you are invited to Epsom Sunday School Christmas programme. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schofield on the birth of a son, Clair Allan, a brother for Grant, a grand- son for Mr. and Mrs. George Harper and a great- grand- son for Mrs. Cecil Harper. Mr. and Mrs, George Harper attended the Vice family Christmas gathering at Solina hall on Sunday. Sixty-five members of the family including four generation enjoyed the Christmas dinner. - Congratulations and many thanks to the Utica Memory Hall Board who have reno- vated the hall with putting new paneling on the walls and by painting the ceiling. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Field- ing and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fielding and girls visited Miss Katherine Foreman at Hillsdale Manor and called on Mrs. M. Foreman of Oshawa on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thompson and Mr. Baker attended the celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carr's of Carnarvon, fortieth wedd- ing anniversary held at the home of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cowan of Cresswell on Saturday. Mrs. Tom Sutherland visited her mother at Fair- view Lodge on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Bell and Children. were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Charles Bell and Pat. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Beare and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Beare and children had supper with Mrs. Jack Crosier. on Sunday. Mrs. Chet Geer spent Sun- day afternoon with Miss Marjorie Bailey of Epsom. Prize winners at the euchre in the hall on Friday evening were: Fran Gibson Dorothy McDiarmid and Marge Collins, Lloyd Fawns Manchester News . by Mrs. Ruby Fielding Church Sunday, Dec. 19 at 11:15 a.m. Rev. C. Clarke in charge. This will be White Gift Sunday, with the senior Sunday School class assisting. Everyone enjoy- ed the Junior Sunday School class carols. Anne Lamb, Lisa McKenzie and Andrea Osterlo played the piano, Jessie Osterlo sang 2 beauti- ful solos and Rev. G. Wylie spoke about the Christmas Carols. A special Thank You to Mrs. Ives for the beautiful poinsettia placed in the and Helen Goslin. Winners in the Freeze-Out were Orval Watson and Hubert Fox first and Carolyn Parish and Erma Watson, second. There will be no euchre at Utica on Christ- mas Eve. church on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hitchens, Mrs. June Thomy - son of Oshawa, Mrs. Ka an Cox of Toronto, Mrs. A ce Hogg and Jennifer and Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Mitchel dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. L.B. Roberts on Sun- day to celebrate Mr. Mitchel's birthday. Happy Birthday, Jim. Mrs. Killian Chambers of Zephyr visiting Mrs. Lillian Wilson on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Fielding visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. Jewell at Sonya on Sunday. private sector. local community. Winter and Summer, next year! Canada Works is a new job creation program that will be launched in January. This new year-round program is designed to get needed work done by people not employed in the CanadaWorks will accept applications from groups and organizations including private businesses who wish to develop, sponsor and administer worth- while community projects. Funds will mainly be allocated to areas of high unemployment and projects will be tailored to special employment needs of your CanadaWorks will generate employment for more than 60,000 Canadians who are presently unemployed Applications will be considered twice a year-in Think aboutyour projects now! Early in the new year, your local Canada Manpower Centre will have appli- cation forms and a Canada Works "Guide to Applicants," with full details on the program. Canada Works for your community. Make your worthwhile projects work NEW JOBS FROM COMMUNITY PROJECTS. THINK ABOUT IT. OY, A second program is for students. Young Canada Works will create jobs for more than 20,000 students next summer. The emphasis will be on pro- jects of solid community value. It has many of the same features as the year-round program, except projects will be limited to 14 weeks during the summer months. At the same time, Young Canada Works will enable students to gain valuable work experience and test their career aspirations. Like Canada Works, your Canada Manpower Centre will have application forms and a Young Canada Works "Guide to Applicants" early in the new year. So, think about what your organization would like to do for students. Young Canada Works for students In your community. | 4 Mappowst hon Bud Cullen Minister IT'S GOING TO WORK FOR YOUR COMMUNITY. Main ---d'ceuvre et Immigration Bud Cullen Ministre y Ver FUBRIPNEFICE NE a -- ee Te ; lng TD hd " tr -u w of. a". wh a el rave wy i Te, ees SERIES RT Re 0 Ate Sr Re MET Be i's 4 ly , 3 v NE Se mT Sa ~ > Al. sR a J BL AN evi NAAT FN _ "Ny ll -- ty Vor pln AW 2. PSL EES PSE Lt Re