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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 11, 1990 / / -- COUNTRY DURHAM RD. 57, SOUTH of BLACKSTOCK 986-4437 We carry a full line of SNOWMOBILE CLOTHING including MUSTANG 0.6) £1 OATATION Full Suits ... starting as low as ... 149.95 ALSO ON SPECIAL ... Yamaha Knitted Sweaters (in stock) Snowmobile Mitts 15% OFF $20.00 & up $17.50 Large selection of Helmets starting at $79.95 Kidney Belts - Boots - Handle Bar Warmers HOURS: Monday to Wednesday 8 to 6; Thursday & Friday 8 to 8; Saturday 9 to 5. (' THE Church to help families a 2 aa BY Wn EARL READER EE Last Wednesday, giving us a lovely winter evening, 22 members of the "Head" U.C.W met at Hank's Pastries for a delicious, annual Christmas din- ner. Of course a few members were missed due to other obliga- tions. We remembered former members - Reta Rodman, Alva Thompson and Marion Hughes who found it necessary to move away to Oshawa, Richmond Hill and Peterborough. We unders- tand Marion Hughes recently had a hip surgery. Although she suf- fers the usual after effects, she is cheerful as always. Along with the dinner and social time, members had a good many laughs in the program especially prepared by a few talented members. Of course all received another Christmas memento skillfully made by the talented Clara Dowson who sacrifices many hours from summer on, to produce these items. By now we all have a varied collection. Since Jan and Jim Gerrow now have their fourth child in kindergarten, Jan has returned to her loved profession of teaching grades 9, 10 and 11 in Scar- borough. With an early departure this necessitates some family planning. Nelson Reader and Allan Red- man distant relatives and former school friends have been enjoying a trip to the Las Vegas area. Thanks to the person who made a special delivery of "The Bridge," the Scugog Pastoral Charge, 5th edition of the Church paper, which contains a special message from the new minister, Elaine Barber, a very vivacious lady from Bowmanville. If you didn't get yours, enquire about it. It contains all the special church events for December and Christmas. Next Sunday, Dec. 16 will be a Joint Intergenerational Service with the Sunday School Christmas presentation. We are also re- quested to bring in gifts of food for our 3 families as assigned by Operation Scugog, gifts and food unwrapped, ingredients of food for a Christmas dinner. There will DERSONAL TOUCH rior & Gift Shop 209 Mary Street - PORT DERRY - 9859360 10°% OFF Enjoy our introductory special of ... ) Ped XO SEC -r ~, (upon presentation of this advertisement) Inquire prior to January 30, 1991. Book early and SAVE, SAVE, SAVE! TTS rrr rs re rrr veee rss NNR EC PERSONAL TOUCH Floral & Gift Shop | 209 Mary &t., Port Perry 9859360 | err eee Ne) be a box in the lobby. Scugog's donations to go to 3 families. #1 - father and mother (med. size) - boy 3 yrs. old, (size 4). #2 - mother (extra large size) - girl 7 yrs old, (size 14). #3 - mother (large size) - girl 16 yrs. old size - (Ladies Tall & Slim). The "Grace" U.C.W., will meet this Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Joan Aldred. Don't forget Sunday evening December 16, 7:30 p.m. at the "Head" Museum Church for a Christmas Carol Service. Did you ever think how many people we are indebted to, for their services in the various areas of the church? Log draw at legion on Dec. 15 Here we are again, Christmas and the New Year just around the corner along with the legion fun and games. Dec. 15 at 3 p.m. the annual Log Draw will take place, along with the Turkey and Ham Draw. The "Fiddlers" group will be in atten- dance all afternoon for our added pleasure. There will be lots of free prizes, come early and be sure of a good seat. Also on Dec. 15 at 1 p.m. sharp the "Childrens Christmas Party" with Santa in attendance, will be held upstairs at the legion. January 1 "The Presidents Levy" starts at 12 noon and con- tinues until 3 p.m. Upstairs '"'dan- cing" commences at 3 p.m. until 6 p.m. then again from 8 p.m. un- til midnight. A sing along will be held sometime in January. Keep your eyes on this column for this and other events as they become current. From everyone at Branch 419, A Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year. To all our Comrades who are on the sick list, best wishes for a speedy recovery. Give Your Children A Reminder Of The Carpenter This Christmas! With your help, they can learn about Christ. Give them books, Bibles, games and cassettes that tell about His love and birth. Select these gifts at: BOOK & GIFT NOOK 534 Queen St., Port Perry 985-3880 Mrs. Sadie Hobbs Mon-Sat 9:30 to 4:30 \ Closed Thursday &