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wm 4 -- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, December 6, 1994 Citizen Calendar What's Happening In & Around Scugog! Our Calendar is published at to non-profit groups. ine is Friday prior to publication, (first come - first serve) is Lt as space permits. ad Tipps Sly SE ra & TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6th brary 7:30 PM = Night Out 6:30 1 Koon, the Kinsmen Club Josare, Brock Jo 985-34 3497, Meeting at 15585 Simcoe St. N., south door, Kin Hall. tby-Oshawa Branch logical Society Christmas Get-together at me, PM at Henry St. High School, 614 Henry St., Whitby. 723-7460 * Christmas Tree Sale at Canadian Tire in Port Perry Plaza, sponsored by 1st Port Perry Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Venturers until Dec. 18th. For hours and information call 985-8047. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7th * Seniors' Christmas Dinner at Latcham Centre, 5:30PM THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8th * S.A. Cawker SAC Committee special 'Street Proofing' meeting, 7 PMin gym. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9th * Millar Lights Christmas Concert at Town Hall, 8 PM. Tickets $8.00 * 'Stitches in Time' books available at IGA from 10 AM to 4 PM *.Bingo at the Nestleton Community. Centre, 7:30 PM. Call 986-5503. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10th * Euchre at the Latcham Centre, 8:00 PM * Millar Lights Christmas Concert at Town Hall, 2 PM Matinee & 8 PM. * 'Breakfast with Santa 'presented by Bont Perry Lions Club from 8 AM to 11AM at the Manchester Hall. All you can eat buffet $6. per child's photo with Santa MBER 11th * Old SUNDAY IE Christmas Concert, 7 PM at Blackstock United Church. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14th . * Bleod Donor Clinic, Masonic Hall, 2 Queen St., Port Perry, 2 to 8 PM THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15th * 'Stitches in Time' books available at IGA from 10 AM to 4 PM. * Durham Christian High School Annual Christmas Concert, 7:30 PM in the school auditorium. Tickets & information call (905) 623-5940 , DECEMBER 16th * Bingo at the Janetville Community Centre, 7:30 PM earlybird. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17th * 'Live Christmas Story" presented by Bethany Outdoor Theatre, 7:30 PM, behind M.R. Art, Hwy, 7A, Bethany. Outdoor sating, carol sing, apple cider, live Nativity Scene. Donation of non-perishable food appreciated. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18th * 'Live Christmas Story' presented by Bethany Outdoor Theatre, 7:30 PM, behind M.R. Art, Hwy. 7A, Bethany. Appearance by Cartwright P.S Choir Outdoor setting, carol sing, apple cider, live Nativity Scene. Donation of non-perishable food appreciated. * Sunday School Christmas Play & Carol Sing, 7:30 PM, Nestleton United Church. * 44th Annual Christmas Choral Festival of Port Perry United Church Choir at 3 PM with guest flautists Laurel Griffen and Michelle LePage. 'A Nativity presented by the congregation of Mt. Zion United Crus, 2 presentations at 5:30 & 7:00 PM. Performed |ivé outdoors at Church, bleacher sea! joasng avaiable. , bring a blanket. TUESDAY, DECEMBE * Kinsmen Club of Port Perry Christmas Meeting, 6:30 PM, For information call 985-4482: Meeting at Kinsmen Hall, 15585 Simcoe St. N., south door ' MONTHLY EVENTS * Port Perry Alateen for those under 21 years of age who have a relative or friend with a sroking problem Meets every Tuesday Night at Port Perry United Church, Simcoe & Queen Street, starting at 7:30 PM. * Is someone's drinking bothering you? Find Help! Alanon meets every Monday & Tuesday Night at.Port Perry United Church, 8 PM. * Post Perry Tai-Chi Club House, 1st avery month at Prince Albert Hall, 19 Jeffrey Street from 7:30 to 9:30 PM * Port Perry Fiddle Club Dance & Jam Session every 4th Wednesday 7 PM, Islander Banquet Hall, Scugog Island (follow signs). Fiddlers, Pickers, Dancers, Public Welcome. Adm. $2. 985-7557 or 985-9807. * TOPS (Take Of Pounds Sensibly) meets every Tuesday 7 PM at the Anglican Church Hall. New members welcome. 985-9827. ** Scugog Duplicate Bridge Club meets Weshes dass. at Prince Albert Community Centre at 1:00 PM adi embers welcome. Info call 986-0 * Turedoy Euchres at the Prince Albert Community Contre pind 8:00 PM. $1.50 admission. Prizes, light refreshments. * Come and log} Faw to develop communications skills. Join us at ITC ing in the second Tuesday of every month, 7 PM at ui Ly Co-op Hall, 10 Borelia Cresc., Port Perry: For information call 985-4048. * The Curby Club (a self-help group for men recent ted or divorced) meets Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9 PM at Christ ' Memorial Church, 81 Hillcroft St., Oshawa. 434-7056 or 623-6870. * Scugog Optimist Club meets every Wednesday 7:30 to 9:30 PM at Kinsmen Scout Hall. Everyone interested in our children most welcome. * Scugog Chamber of Commerce Monthly Meeting every ! Thursday of month, 6:30 PM in their new office at 221 Queen Street. All members welcome to attend. For more information call 985-2635. *Support Groups for Alzheimer Families - Oshawa Group meets First and Third Wednesdays of month - 1 PM at 178 oe StN.; ridge Group meets last Tuesday of month - 1:30 PM at the Tay United Church, 20 fis St, Uxl 8 | SUNDAY iroluck . Call 576-2567. y 7: 00 PM at the Catholic Church Hall * BaF Information a every Sunday from 8 to 10 PM at , 1667 Ki St, Prince Albert. All welcome. 985-9339 or 985-4582. * Durha ve-a-Life offers a variety of CPR Traini thruouf the year. For class description and dates call To oures 683-1041. * United Survivors Support Group, 167 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa, Thurs. Night discussion group / open house / drop-in daily. 436-8882 * Farerd Finders (Helping Adoptees and Birth Mothers a meet the\ second Tuesday of every month 7: 2 PM at Albert Street United Church, Oshawa. Call 905-404-915 i * Horseshoe Pitching Wed. ping '6:30 PM, Oddfellows Hall. : * Way of the Heart Study Group, Svery ssecnc. nd. Wed. 1sco i te Bridge Clb mee meets Wednesdays, 1 an oy yor Cerro, Now * CoffeesBreak & Story Hour meets at 9:30 AM every Thursday at Hope Christian Reformed Church. Bible study, singing, fellowship, rovided. 986-4853. nursery & refresh Pp * Women's Su Group meets Thursday momings 10 AM - 12 noon, in Port Pefry. For information call 985-8461 or 852-9560. * Ladies ions' at 9:30 AM at E Church, across from the . Enjoy a moming out. Bab i available. El *Euchre on Thursdays, 1:30 PM at the Port Perry ing Club. AIL AL i cr rr rr rE rr Er FE FF FF FE FE FR AR FR RR FR RR RR RR RE RR RE RE NE RE RE EERE FE RE RE RN RE FE FE RE RE EE EE RE FE RR RF FE FR RE RR EP FE SF RR EE RE New Township council officially sworn to office Scugog Township's new council was sworn into office Monday afternoon in a formal ceremony in front of family, friends and invited guests who packed the municipal chambers on Perry St. Township administrator Earl Cuddie took the oaths of office and declaration of allegiance to the Queen from Mayor Howard Hall and six of the seven members of the council elected to office on November 14. Regional councillor Yvonne Christie was not able to attend Monday's inaugural meeting as she remains in hospital in Toronto under-going tests. Mr. Cuddie travelled to her + hospital room on Sunday to take the oaths and declaration, he told Monday's meeting. He later said councillqr Christie may be out of hospital and back in Port Perry by the end of this week. Mayor Hall took the opportunity during Monday's meeting to pay tribute to Scugog Township treasurer Kathleen Harper, who passed away last week from cancer. His« voice breaking with emotion, "the Mayor called Kathleen a dedicated Township employee for 20 years and "a very good friend." Her sons lan and Brian were at the meeting and on behalf of the ywnship the Mayor presented i framed prints of the alace in memory of their mother. Speeches by the elected politicians were kept short and to the point. Noting that the past six years in Ontario have been the toughest economically since the «Great Depression, Mayor Hall said the recession is over. "The recovery will be slow," he continued, "but we will recover." He welcomed the new members of council elected November 14 and said they will bring new visions and ideas to council meetings. Other members of council thanked the voters for support on November 14 and members of their families for the support they get in the political careers. Newly elected Ward 4 rep Joyce Kelly called the inaugural meeting a "proud and humbling moment for me." She urged council to "govern Scugog looking ahead, rather than looking in the rear view mirror." Ward 2 rep Marilyn Pearce, back on council for a third straight term, said "we are here to build a better community and face the future without fear." In what no doubt was an indication of things to come, councillor Pearce traded some good-natured jibes with Mayor Hall over who gets in the last word. Ken Gadsden, acclaimed in Ward 3 for a second term said he looks back with pride on the last three years, bringing in new projects while holding the line on tax hikes. Ward 5 councillor Karen Puckrin said the mandate for the council in the coming term will be to maintain the same levels of municipal services without raising the tax rates. She said economic development is the key to this two-pronged goal. Freshman Ward 1 councillor Doug Moffatt attended the inaugural meeting dressed in a formal kilt, which he called the "Moffatt tartan." Noting that there are four women and three men on council, he quipped that by wearing his kilt he "decided to join them." He said later, the kilt will not be standard dress when council gets.... down to serious business in the next couple of week. Invocation "at Monday's meeting was delivered by the Rev. David Shearman of Blackstock-Nestleton United Church. Regional chairman Gary Herrema and Durham MPP Gordes Mills both brought greetings to Scugog. Carol Shepherd represented her husband Alex (Durham MP) who was in Ottawa on Monday. A reception followed 'the official ceremonies. Share your stories Have you had a memorable Christmas in your life? One that really stands out (for any number of reasons) from the others. If so, perhaps you would like to share your Christmas memories with readers of the Scugog Citizen. The Citizen is now accepting "Memorable Christmas Stories." We will print as many as possible in our Christmas edition December 20. ame Za \\ J. a & We will cuter the names of all who submit a story into a draw for some nice prizes. If you would like to submit a story about your memorable Christmas, bring it to the office at 36 Water Street, or mail to Scugog Citizen, 36 Water St. Port Perry. LIL 1J2. We'll even take them by fax 985-1410. Entries should be typed or double spaced and no longer than 450 words. Deadline is Wednesday, Dec. 14 at 5:00 PM. YX A (iy 1 ) Ta he »¥ Shop early for the Best Selections.and ... g#=Yd ' Ifyoucantfind it, callusorstopin and I of we'll find it for you by the uid X) NEXT DAY ... GUARANTEED!!! y 2 7 We're Open Every Night until 9:00 PM. $Y And never worry... oN we have a return policy. Ray So if it's not the right selection, we'll or make it right or your money back. 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