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By Mrs. Earl Reader It was fortunate that travelling during the holiday season was quite acceptable so that families could fulfil their plans for gatherings and enjoyment. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fralick were happy to have daughter Marilyn and family from Sudbury for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fra- lick were also pleased to have daughter Diane and her family from Toronto, "Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Love had an extended holiday when they flew to New Brunswick to spend the holi- days with daughter Barbara and her family in their new home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dowson have been quite busy visit- ing and entertaining friends and relatives. They had a Christmas dinner with son, Jim and wife, in Oshawa. Another dinner was enjoyed last weekend with cousins in Lindsay. This last Thursday, their former Scugog Island friends, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Day, now living in Cleve- land, visited with them until Sunday. So now it's back to work again until the next holiday comes up. Mrs. Lil Moore spent the holiday season at the home of her brother at Sheridan, near Oakville. Mr. and Mrs. John King entertained a large family of relatives for Christmas dinner before the former's parents left for a trip to Florida. The Island Church Service began the year with Holy Communion as it was done also in many other churches. Rev. Linstead, Seagrave and area news by Mrs. Jackie Boyle With the festive holiday season over, old friends revisited and warm wishes exchanged, we can settle into the New Year with renewed hope and vigour! The birthday box on Sun- day was visited by Mr. Don Beacock, Mr. Ivan Barrett and Master Mark Sturman. Many happy returns to you all. ' Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bea- cock of Thornloe visited with Mr. and Mrs. Don Beacock and family for a couple of days last week. : Then on Sunday the Beacock family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kane and family of Scugog Island. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Smith and family motored to Lon- don to spend the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Alice Monro. The Smiths', baby son Michael was christened in London on Boxing day. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Taylor of -Scugog Island spent New Year's dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Belair. Mr. and Mrs. Heywood Short entertained 20 relativ- es and friends at the Rock- haven Restaurant in Peter- borough, Sunday afternoon to celebrate the New Year. Linda and Mary Lee Wanamaker from Oshawa visited with their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wanamaker for a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wana- maker entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wanamaker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wanamaker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wana- maker and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds of Port Perry on New Years Day. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Herman Sweetman from Oshawa and Mr. Gord Sweetman from Port Perry were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wana- maker. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson of Port Perry were Sunday guests of Mrs. Clements and Belairs. The Seagrave U.C.W. will meet at the church on Wed- nesday, January 12 at 8 p.m. Following the busi- ness, the new slate of officers for 1977 will be duly installed. The Seagrave annual Sun- day School meeting will be held in the Sunday School rooms on Wednesday, January 5 at 8 p.m. Please support your Sunday School by attending this important meeting. The annual Seagrave Congregational meeting will take place Monday, WEDDING PHOTO OFFER Book us for your 77 Wedding between Now and February 15th and take advantage of our Special Wedding Offer AAA AAA AA AAAAAAAAA AAA LAAAMAAAAANAANAAAA NAVAN AN AAARAAANAANAAAAAAAANAAAN 12BIG 8x10" PRINTS FOR *97.50 4 e CHOOSE FROM AT LEAST 20 PRINTS e INCLUDES HOME, CHURCH, GROUP COVERAGE. e ALBUM EXTRA J.G. Photography Call 985-8037 or 985-7383 January 17. This is a week later than previously announced. Please phone your next week's news items to Dianne Puckrin at 985-2489. "It were not best that we should all think alike; it is difference of opinion that makes horse-races." - Mark Twain. WINTERICE assisted Rev. Clarke with the ceremony. He gave us many names for this service - Sacrament - The Covenant - The Mass - The Holy Communion and Viaticum which was a word used in the language of the ancient Romans and meant a provis- ion for a long trip. The early church adopted this word as they thought of the Lord's Supper as being a provision to strengthen them for the journey of future days. To the children, Rev.' Clarke passed on a worthy story, from a daily paper and entitled "The Spirit of Determination". As Becker stores are a familiar sight in every community and give an extra service to the public, we are naturally interested in their president. As a boy of eight years from a large and poor family in Greece, he worked hard for his father until he was 15 when he managed to get his first pair of shoes. He was determined to make some- thing of himself so obtained work until he was able to stow away on a boat for Canada which brought him » BE A a MRL RE ER A a AXE VS Wh KE SARA EIS FLY LAN PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednssday, Jan. 5, 1977 -- 7 Scugog Island area news and v views to Toronto where be obtain- ed work for seven dollars a week. Still, having ambit- ion, he started to school at 19 and continued to his present position. This is certainly a good example for all races to make something of their lives. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Thompson of Barrie, Mr. Oliver Reader, Mrs. Edna Fowler and Mrs. Joyce Redman of Port Perry spent Christmas with the family of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reader. 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