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WHITBYFREEPRESS, TUESDAY, DECEMBEit23,.1986, .PAGE7 WHERE IS SANTA Where la Santa 1 He's flot liere Maybe bis reindeer Were bad this year. By Karl Dlckhoff St. Leo's School I like winter I llke snow 1Ilik christmnas HoHoHo Here cornes Santa HE HeHle There's an elf Who really llkes me. Tyler Cattafi Gr. 2 St. Theresa School Br«D k1 in, Bylines Ry BE'rrY-JEAN BLYTiI elCal 6 55-3679 wlth Items for this columu In this most joyous of ail seasons I'd like to wish ail my readers a very Merry Christmas and hope that the_ year to corne wil bring health and happiness in equal measure. ST. THOMAS' ANGLICAN CHURCH In observance of this'special season, St. Thomas' church *Ili hold the following ser- vices, Christmas Eve - communion service at 7 p.m.; carol slng and communion at 11:15 P.m. Christmas Day - Holy communion at 8:30 a.m. (note Urne echange);* Dec. 28 - boly com- munion and baptism; Dec. .31 - Watchnight service at il p.m. foliowed by a reception at the rectory. BROOKLIN UNITED CHURCH The celebration of the Christmas season brings to us the real rneaning of this holy time. In keeplng with this, Brooklin United, Church is offering these special services: Chrstmnas Eve - Candlelighting service'at 7:30 p.m. Take the whole family and acandie for each one. Dec. 28 - Christmas communion at morning service. ARTS AND CRAFTS Group '74 is again offering classes in various arts and crafts for the winter months. There wilj be an open bouse and registration night on Jan. 8 in Brooklln Comrnunity Cen- tre. .Anyone wvho bas an art or craft that he or she would like to share witb others, please get in touch with Betty Catherwood at 655-3646 as soon as possible so that she can fit you into the program.. BROOKLIN BRANCH LIBRARY NEWS Congratulations to Eve Maxwell, Andrew Stevens, Jamie Giles, Sara Moore and Liza Dennis, winners of the "If Showflakes Fell in Colors contest. Thanks goes out to ail who helped decorate, 'the llbrary with such beautiful creative snowflakes. Jody, Sandra and Annette would like to wish ail the library members a great Christmas 1 I Duha Aîte Da What's happening in Durham? APPEARING LIVE Little Caesar & New Year's Evî NEW YEARS MIENU ENTREES *PRIME RIB E Dà *DUCKA'LORANGE &-a * FLOURNDER DEL REY STUIïE-1) iITII 4:HUMMIAT ALL ENTREES ARE SERVE» g'ITII liA 1<) P(>TTO OR RICE & CHEFS SALAI) & DESSERT Seatlng Times <5:30. 1 :00) (7:00.-8:30 p.m.) (8:30 - 10:00) @CH RISTMAS DAY SPECIAL ENTERTAINMVENT BY: SDICK VALLEAU on the piano J~I' Starts 6:30 p.m. ASHLEY'S Ashley's, featuring some of the best live entertainment in Durham, is proud to announce a New Year 's Eve "Bash".- Little Caesar and the Consuls '(plus a surprise band yet to be announced) witi provide music for your dancing pleasure titi 3:00 a'.m., with cocktails served untit 2: 00 a.m. Hors d'oeuvres,-canapes and a compiimentarybottie of champagne per table for only $15.00 per couple. Cati now to reserve your tickets. Bring in the New year at Asbley's the nightcilub with some ciass. STEVE'S STEAK HOUSE' Tuesday through Saturday you'Il find' Steve Craig on- piano.- Enjoy an intimate night.-out in the piano tounge at Steve's, Simrcoe St. N., Oshawa. k the Consuls, ,e at Ashiey's. ~ u ClamdiggerS Seafood Restaurant ü "A SeafoodLover's Delight" * & SNOW OPENED DOWNSTAIRS BROTHERS PIZZA & SPAGHETTI HOUSE Brothers Pizza and Spaghetti <House Restaurant, now renovated with' a new dance floor, features a D .J. spinning the top 40 sounds from Wednesday through Saturday. Corne dance the night away at Whit- by's newest meeting place. Brothers, famous for their pizza <and pasta, have been in the,-Durham area for fourteen years serving specialty.. dishes, entertaining customers with warm hospitaiity, and supporting local sports organizations. Having a Party? ,Banquet room facilities t o acommodate '50-60 people are availabte. Brothers Piz- za & Spaghetti -House- the, place where friends-meet. ýBOB'S DISC JOCKEY ,SERVICE Bob Wbalen has music ranging fromn the 50's through to the 80's 'and ser- ves the Durhami area for any oc-, casion and ail age groups. Bob opened bis business approximateiy five years ago and is guaranteed un- der contract. To receive a 10% discount on your upcoming event, cati Bob or Diane soon at 434-6448. Colour organs bouncing to the beat of th e music, and back-up equipment ensure a non-stop evening of en- joyment. \DISC JCE SE RVICE Music for Ail Ages Banquets - Dances - Parties Weddings BOB or DIANE ----3-------8