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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 18. 1990 Christmas Eve services at hospital, churches Patients at the Community Memorial Hospital will enjoy a special Christmas Eve service. On Dec. 24 at 4 p.m., three lo- cal ministers will load the pa- tients and staff in a half hour service. Carol singing will highlight the celebration, Rev. Dale Da- vis of the Blackstock-Nestleton United Churches told the Star. Rev. Davis, along with Rev. David Shepherd of the Green- bank-Pinedale-Seagrave Unit- ed Churches and Rev. Bart Van Eyk of the Hope Christian Re- form Church, will lead the ser- vice. The service will be held in front of the nurses station and is the first Christmas Eve ser- vice held at the hospital by the ministerial association. As well as the service held at the hospital, many local churches are holding Christ- mas Eve services on Dec. 24. Here is a list of services planned at local churches: The Port Perry and Prince Al- bert United Church congrega- tions will join together for a ser- vice at the Port Perry United Church, starting at 7 p.m. Rev. Robert LePage will give a short message. The choir, un- der the musical direction of Glen Taylor, will sing a few se- lections. Everyone will sing fa- vorite Christmas Carols togeth- er. The Port Perry United Church is located at the corner of Lilla and Queen Streets in Port Perry. 3% 3% xk The Greenbank Pastoral Charge, which includes Green- bank, Seagrave and Pinedale United Churches, will meet at Greenbank United Church for aservice at 7:30 p.m. Rev. David Shepherd said the program will consist mainly of a contata by the choir enti- tled "I Love To Tell The Story." A couple of Christmas Carols will also be sung. The Greenbank United Church is located at the four corners in Greenbank on High- way 12. LER Anglican minister, Rev. Charles Bull, said that many special services have been planned for St. John's Anglican Church in Blackstock and the Church of the Ascension in Port Perry. The charge's first service is at 5 p.m. at the Church of the As- cension. It is a family-oriented Com- munion service with special emphasis on Christmas stories for the children. At 9 p.m., worshippers will meet at St. John's Church in Blackstock for a Communion service. A message, choir selec- tions and congregational carol singing will also be on the agen- a. At 11 p.m. a Midnight Mass, with communion, singing and a message, will be held at the Church of the Ascension in Port Perry. Along with it's Christmas Eve services, Church of the As- cension will have a service on Christmas Day at 10 a.m. On Sunday, Dec. 30 Rev. Bull will give the Traditional Ser- vice of Lessons and Carols at St. John's. The Church of the Ascension is located on North Street in Port Perry and St. John's Angli- can Church is located on Church Street in Blackstock. * St. Bernadette's Catholic Parish is also holding several Christmas Eve and Christmas Day services. On Dec. 24, eucharists will be held at 9 a.m. and 10 a.m. at Millbrook Correctional Centre. At 7 p.m. a children's eucharist and mass will be held. Evening eucharists will be held at 9 p.m. at the Nestleton Community Centre and 11 p.m. at the Pontypool United A QUIZ ... Every week 100 Canadians are killed in traffic accidents. How many each month? How many each year? How many in the last 10 Years? Half of these deaths are alcohol related! WHY AREN'T YOU ANGRY? A message from OSAID (Ontario Students Against Impaired Driving) Port Perry High School Branch Sponsored by Emmerson Insurance Brokers Limited, Port Perry NEW TEE EEE Church. Services on Christmas Day are at 9 a.m. in Millbrook and 11:30 a.m. in Nestleton. Father Tom Lynch will give the mes- sage "God is alive in song, and in prayer, and in relation- ships." * Kk x The Scugog Island- Manchester Pastoral Charge will celebrate with a joint Christmas Eve service at the Scugog Island United Church at 7:30 p.m. The family-oriented service will include a children's story, message by the Rev. Elaine Barber, choir selections and congregation carol singing. The Island Church is located on the Island Road, just north of the 10th Concession. * kk Rev. David Daniels will con- duct a Christmas Eve service at the Port Perry Baptist Church, starting at 6:30 p.m. The 45-minute celebration will include carol singing, read- ings and a short message. The Baptist Church is locat- ed on Highway 7A at the Island Road intersection. ak kk The Columbus United Church service starts at 7 p.m. on Dec. 24. The service will be lead by Rev. John Griffen and will in- clude carol singing, two an- thems by the choir, a children's story and a short message. On Wednesday, Dec. 19, the County Town Singers are per- forming a selection of Christ- mas songs at the church, start- ingat8p.m. No admission will be charged, but a collection will be taken for worshippers who wish to give. The Columbus United Church is located on Simcuc Streetin Columbus. Blackstock and Nestleton United Church congregations will join at the Blackstock Unit- ed Church for a service at 7:30 INSERTS from $475. * 5 and 10 Year Warranties * 7 Days and Evenings EMERSON FIREPLACES * Brand Name Double Wall Heat Circulating WOODSTOVES from $350. ZERO CLEARANCE from $5 75 * Insulated Chimneys from $495. * Liners (stainless steel) from $275. * Licenced Installers certified by CW.E.I. Quality Workmanship & Great Prices Call BROOKLIN 416-655-8945 p.m. Rev. Dale Davis will lead the congregation in carols and les- sons. Again, the service is fami- ly-oriented. Blackstock United Church is located on Church Street in Blackstock. * kk A Candlelight service will be held Sunday, Dec. 23 at the Hope Christian Reform Church in Prince Albert. Rev. Bart Van Eyk will lead the congregation in special mu- sic and carol singing. A service will be held on Christmas Day at 10 p.m. The celebration includes special music, carols, a children's story and a traditional Christmas message. The Hope Christian Reform Churchis located at 166 Simcoe Street in Prince Albert. * ¥k Xk The congregation at Epsom and Utica will meet at Utica United Church for the Christ- mas Eve service at 8:30 p.m. Still time left to drop off food Scugog Township residents have been extra generous this Christmas season when it comes to donating food, and toys to local food drives. According to Ann Wannink- hof, this years Operation Scu- gog Christmas Food Drive has en very successful. "We have had much more than in other years. We will be able to supply everyone with a complete Christmas meal, plus extra groceries, and gifts for the children," she added. Mrs. Wanninkhof also stated that Mother Jacksons Open Spec; Empregs gi $475, SALES: PHILIPS © PHILIPS 12 WATER ST. PORT PERRY Picture Perfect T.V. "Your One-Stop Electronics Shop" 985-9500 SERVICE: * TV's & VCR's * Home Audio Components * Towers & Antennas * Microwave Ovens (most brands) Pra bes Ev a LIE BN I Ba BE aia LR Ss ie is The hour-long celebration will include choir selections carol singing, message and communion. The family-oriented service also highlights the lighting of the last candle. Rev. Jim Bewell will lead the service. Utica United Church is locat- ed in Utica, north of Durham Road 21. * Kk ¥ Emmanuel Pentecostal Church will have a candlelight service at 6:30 p.m. on Dec. 23. Rev. David Beesley will give the message Peace at Last. Emmanuel Pentecostal Church is located on Regional Road 8 (across from the Scugog Arena). a kk The Star was unable to reach a spokesperson at Nestleton Presbyterian Church, Emma- nuel Full Gospel Fellowship, St. John's Presbyterian Church, Community Church Caesarea and the Baha'i Faith. Kitchens has also been very generous by supplying Christ- mas Cakes for the drive. This was the fourth year that local Real Estate offices have been using their offices as a de- pot for Operation Scugog. According to Brenda Cas- teels, of Re/Max Realty they have seen an increase in items dropped off to them this year. These donations have included many cash donations, and a used artificial Christmas tree. The Food Drive runs until this Friday, and donations of food, unwrapped toys, or cash donations will be excepted up until Friday. There will be someone at the Kinsmen Hall on Thursday, and Friday morning of this week to accept donations. 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