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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" 24 . PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 17, 1991 4 * a a -- Volunteers at the Scugog Shores Museum have been busy recently giving Christmas tours to area school chil- dren. Volunteer Joan Scott explained many aspects of pio- neer life, including their Christmas traditions, to students from Epsom Public School students on Friday. ' 0 RD = TT eons <PRT4,, UPHOLSTERY , TOUCH 985-4357 985-8732 In the spirit of peace & joy, we wish each & everyone a season filled with friendship, love & contentment. Many thanks for your kind patronage! Dave Walker Bonnie Ballingall A BLESSED CHRISTMAS from your Anglican | Parishes The Deanery of Osh CHRISTMAS SERVICES CHURCH CHRISTMAS EVE CHRISTMAS DAY Churchofthe 5:00 PM - Family Service 10 AM - Holy Ascension - Holy Eucharist Eucharist Port Perry 10:30 PM - Carol Singing 11:00 PM - Holy Eucharist St. John's 8:30 PM - Carol Singing Combined service Blackstock 9:00 PM - Holy Eucharist Church of the > - Ascension 8.75% Rates subject to change without notice SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY *Serving Scugog for Over 15 Years" PHONE 985-3832 Uxbridge Boy's Choir will News by Jean Jeffery Wishing that Christmas from the start Will brighten your home and cheer your heart Last Tuesday the Epsom and Goodwood ladies enjoyed a boun- tiful meal at noon which was followed by the regular meeting and a lovely program. The Community Care Bake Sale in Uxbridge was a very popular place on Thursday. Thanks to all who helped. On Friday evening a full house at Epsom Church for the Social Club Christmas dinner and pro- gram. A dashing visit from San- ta with time for a "Ho-Ho-Ho." Lots of laughs and treats for everyone. Pictionary and pictures drawn to represent Christmas carols. Guess which one. One was reminded of Christ's birth by the wicker clothes basket under the beautiful tree decorated by Pat Sutherland and the Sunday School class. This was full to overflowing with gifts for "Loaves and Fishes." The next day a beautiful Christmas tree arrived at the church which was a gift from Doug Taylor. Our grateful thanks. He stayed to help. John and Pat Sutherland and their family decorated the tree while Faye Ashton and Don Asling decorated the windows with a little help from Vicki. Sunday was White Gift Sunday at 11 a.m. The children took part in this service. Dale Slack and her daughter lit the Advent Candle of Joy. Last week Cathy Stevenson and son James lit the Candle of Peace. Meet at the church this Sunday evening at 7:30 for the Christmas Concert. Parents bring finger food for a social hour after the concert. The children took part in the White Gift Service. They sang "What A Gift Can I Give."' Then a skit followed by the chorus sing- ing, "God is Great." Christmas Eve meet at Utica Church at 8:45 for Christmas Eve Service followed by Communion Service. The Tapscott families met at St. EMMERSON INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED 193 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY, ONT. LIL 189 (416) 985-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE NATIONAL VG TRUST A Division of National Victoria and Grey Trustco 70%. 1 YEAR ANNUAL INTEREST 8.5% - 5 Year Annual Rates Subject to Change without Notice. Andrews United Church in Markham for a beautiful candlelight service when Maurice and Marydale Tapscott's daughter Beth was united in mar- riage to Grant Stone. Overnight guests after the wed- ding at the home of Norm and Betty Tapscott were Margaret Cope of Orillia and Robert and Patricia Orman of Petawawa. Mr. and Mrs. A. Watson enter- tained their son Ron and his wife and their family of Pickering and son Andrews and wife and fami- ly of Guelph for a pre-Christmas dinner on Sunday. On Tuesday Mrs. Watson telephoned her son Fred and his wife in Japan on the occasion of his birthday. Happy birthday to Lucilla Wagner. Her son Ron and his wife Sandy gave a birthday party in her honor. Pearl Jarvis, Ruth Ashton and Beth Catherwood of Oshawa were guests. Donna Van Veghel and her Ux- bridge Boy's Choir will be caroll- ing in Uxbridge on Thursday evening, Dec. 19. Grandma Mound of Utica kept the home fires bright while Jill and Gord Postma took a few days break from the regular routine. Mrs. Murison's father, Mr. Bert Grassick of Toronto, has been visiting the Murison family for a few days. We hope he will make his home in Epsom soon. Levon Belair started school at *C be carolling on Thursday Epsom recently. The very first day he broke his arm on some of the play equipment. A winter's night greeted friends who gathered at the home of Ross and Barbara Evans on Saturday evening for a beautiful Christmas dinner which was followed by an evening of singing, games, skits and a visit from St. Nick. Thank you to Anita Evans, Ann Beare and Marg Bruce our directors and to the children who took part in the program. We wish Marion Hempson a speedy recovery as she had the misfortune to break her wrist. Congratulations to Ed and Gloria Orvac who after having three beautiful girls have recent- ly been blessed with a baby boy -- congratulations. Mr. Gourlie is pleased to be home for Christmas after a lengthy stay in the hospital. Dec. 20 - the school children will have a skating party at Uxbridge Arena in the morning. After an early lunch they will go carolling in the village. Dismissal for the holidays is at 2:30 p.m. Parents . are invited to provide their own transportation and join the fun. Dec. 20 - Christmas Carols; Dec. 22 - Epsom Christmas Concert; Dec. 24 - Utica Christmas Eve and Communion. Duplicate Bridge results Dec. 11 - Afternoon 5 Table Mitchell - Avg. 42 North/South First - Georgia Brock & Ed Clark 70 & 1/2 Second - Bea Chapman _ Hoppy Carnwith 50 Third - Marie & Harry Carnegie 47 & 1/2 Fourth - Doris Phinney & Judy Atkinson 46 & 1/2 East/West : oe - Delaine & Jerry Dyer Second - Joyce Heard & Hel- en Mathieson 49 & 1/2 Third - Joan McNab & II- lene Wilton 48 Fourth - Grace Love & Min- nie Fisher 46 Evening 4 & 1/2 Table Howell Avg .- 36 First - Ed Clark & Don Zol- ler 46 Second - John Finlayson & Rob Atkinson 43 & 1/2 Third - Ginny Clifford & Bill Mahaffy 41 & 1/2 Fourth - Marie & Blake Vanderwater 35 & 1/2 NZ Ip 2 during d AESIDENTIAL ARAL ESTATE Thank You . Anita Whitworth vishes to thank all of her clients for the opportunity of serving them 1991, and oxtence heartfelt greetings of the scason and a very Happy New Year to all. COUNTRY LANE * REALTY LTD. IN) Zine TS 2 aS