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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 23, 1977 Around The Township Store windows around Port Perry are gradually changing their displays to that of a Christmas theme. Bells, tinsel and ornaments will soon help to display the many items merchants have to offer mom, dad and the Kids for Christmas. And in the window of A.W. Brock, that old familiar figure of Santa himself has taken up his usual spot. If that's not a sign of the season...... nothing is. GRADUATION Port Perry and area snowmobilers interested in taking the Snowmobile Operator's Safety Training course and obtaining a snowmobile drivers licence will have the opportunity to take a course on December 28. Further information on this course can be obtained by calling 985-7842. khkkhk The Disability Hesogee Centre, sponsored by the Rainbow Club of Peter- borough has resumed regu- lar office hours 9 &m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday "to Fri- day. The office is located at St.Joseph's General Hos- pital 2A, room 28. If we can be of assistance to the physically disabled of Peterborough and Five County Areas, please call 745-0043. ddd kk Tickets are going quickly for the Scugog Choral Society's presentation of The Merry Widow. The four performances will be held Friday and Saturday, Nov. 25, 26 and Fri. and Sat. Dec. 2, 3. Don't miss this lively performance. Hospital Report Brenda Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gord Week Ending November 17 Lewis, Port Perry, recently Admissions ..................... 39 graduated from Shaw Coll- Rijpps 4 eges, Toronto with her dip- peaths ..................... Nil loma in Fashion Merchan- gmergencies............. 167 dising. ~The graduation Qperations ................. 8 ceremonies were held at pischarges................ 33 Hotel Toronto. Remaining ...................... 32 lam Railroadhouse A REL ® 21 Luxurious Rooms PORT PERRY ® El Heated - Air Conditioned - Cable T.V. '@ Breakfast Lounge [Guests Only] ® Facility for Seminars - Meetings, etc. Telephone: (416) 985-8131 ie Motor Motel Paul - Asta Larsen , ONTARIO a Bowls, Servi STARTS aT } Pattersons of Port 197 QUEEN STREET 985-8332 e "Bing & Grondahl" Danish Porcelain Ash Trays & Vases. El ans aL res AA ER INC 5 ATA hE AL BEE ng Trays & Dishes. ® Unique "Hoselton"" Sculptures in Polished Aluminum (Canadian Made). ® Aynsley Tea Cups & Fancies. GRADUATE Brad Law, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Harry Law, R. R. 3, Port Perry, recently graduated with honours from Seneca College in Law En- forecement. He has a pos- ition with York Regional Police, Toronto. hd kk One of the gentlemen in the photograph of the Port Perry "bank in the November 9 ® From Thailand "Teakwood" Salad e "Towle" Sterling Silver & Silver Plate Hurricane Lamps, Baby Mugs & Trays. + "Gifts with a Difference!" Ryn '"'Remember When" column has been identified as Harry Preston, of Bethany. Mr. Preston, who is now 88, was a former bandmaster of the Bethany Band. In the Star "photograph, he is the man in the suit coat, second from the right in the middle row. Our thanks to Mr. Bill Chapman of Port Perry for this information. hk kkk Port Perry TOPS Club attended the rally held Nov. 6th at the Oshawa Polish Hall. Ruby Birkett is the new KOPS. Freda Vernon was awarded her 4 years, and Verna Draper her 5 year. Congratulaticns girls. *ddkk There is only about ten days left until the annual Santa Claus Parade, and there is still more room for floats, clowns etc. to help'. make the parade bigger and" better. If you have some- thing you could enter in the parade, contact Miriam Price at 985-2281. Don't delay.....call now. Seniors stage mock wedding for couple The Port Perry Senior Citizens had a hilarious mock wedding ceremony on Oct. 26 at Latcham Center in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Healey who were celebrating their, fifty- seventh wedding anniver- sary. The Officiating minister was Mac Whybrow, the singers were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry who did an excellent performance of "Let the Rest of the World go by" and "Let me Call you Sweetheart". Anne Wallace was the pianist. Flossie McNenly, the blush- ing bride with Lloyd King " 2 as the nervous groom. Bridesmaids were Doris Grierson and Ethel Robert- son. The cute little ring- bearer was Florence Midd- leton in a little Lord Faun- telroy costume, the little flower girl was Mae Why: brow with ribbons in her - hair and a real short dress. Stan and Flossie Plough- man and Marjory Whipper and Vince McNenly were the parents of the groom and bride. wanted to hitch up with her for the last three years was Marion King. Her objection was over-ruled so Mac declared the bride and groom officially hitched. Ernie and Doris then came to the platform to sit in gaily decorated chairs and Tot Hayden and Stan Ploughman, on behalf of the Club presented" a lovely casserole. Connie Glass and her group served a lovely dutch cake decorated in Hank's Pastries wonder- ful style and a social hour was enjoyed. Doris and' Ernie thanked everyone for their thought- fulness. * 'Teachers seek NDP nomination Two New Democratic Party candidates will be 'seeking the nomination for the. federal riding of North- umberland-Durham at a meeting December 1 at Bowmanville Arena. Fred McLaughlin of Janetville and John Veld- huis of Newtonville are both school teachers. Mr. Mec- Laughlin is 37 and Veldhuis is 40. Both men have an active record within the New Democratic Party. Mr. Veldhuis is current presi- dent of the organization to save the environment from atomic pollution. Guest speaker at the nomination meeting will be Cliff Pilkey, president of the Ontario Federation of Labour. CREE UR TORE RASA hoy 3 AA ha i dias bt SN The objector "who said the groom had va th AN CAs ad Writ ale BL ANN The Country Mouse Christmas Gift Ideas... Jrom Danielle Clark UNDER *5.00 For that hard to please pre-teen or young teen, a shoe sock from Strawberry Threads. For the budding artist in the family, water colouring sets from Pattersons. With beads and some jute, make a hanging planter for the plant nut from Mar-Laine's. UNDER *20.00 For the fashionable lady, a designer-look clutch from Pattersons. : Cardigans, pullovers and other sweaters from $12.00 to keep your lady love warm from Strawberry Threads. Crochet placemats or a runner for the practical, home-lover on your list from Mar-Laine's. Brand new... a flowered print flounced skirt, $18.00 from Strawberry Threads. - THAT SPECIAL GIFT A velour full length robe, available in 8 colours, free wrapping for men at Strawberry Threads. Stunning rug hooking kits to give or complete, great on a wall or on the floor in great colours from Mar-Laine's. 'A special and elegant gift - a Lladro figurine from Pattersons. PARTY IDEAS A great appetizer idea from Becker's... combine 8 oz. cream cheese, V2 cup blue cheese, V4 cup butter, 4 cup chopped stuffed olives, blend thoroughly and mould around 42 oz. of devilled ham... combine 4 cup chopped chives and 4 cup ~ walnuts and sprinkle over ball - chill and serve with.crackers. ' Using styrofoam balls, cones and glitters and other materials, make your own centerpiece from Mar-Laine's. For a get-to-gether that's hassle free, head for the Gate Restaurant... You can eat in or take out ... Aske Luke about his special birthday parties which include streamers, balloons and a birthday cake..." For adult parties, Luke can prepare delicious Bar B. Q. Chicken, steaks on a Kaiser, greek salad plates, hot corned beef, subs, and of course the favourites, hot dogs, hambur- gers and home made onion rings... call today... If you're a party giver, you'll appreciate the fine range of paper party goods at Pattersons. - 2 Another appetizer from Becker's... place cheese slices on bread, cover with bacon, sprinkle with a pinch of dry mustard, slice in quarters, broil 4-5 minutes, serve hot. Mar-Laine Handcrafts Strawberry Threads 227 Queen St. 80 Brock St. W. Uxbridge 985-801 852-3683 Pattersons of Port Gate Restaurant 197 Queen St. Port Perry Plaza 985-8332 - 985-8686 Beckers Becker's 186 Queen St. 153 Scogog St. 985-3331 985-8175 . ATTENTION FARMERS!!! WHY PAY MORE? , Save on: e DIESEL FUEL o MOTOR OIL eo GASOLINE PREMIUM QUALITY FARM TANKS & PUMPS AVAILABLE OUT OF TOWN CALLS CALL CQLLECT WHITBY 1668-3381 UI A ET I TO PR OIL Immediate Delivery A I NALA I «1. {- AN Ld BN r »i{ « <® A ¢ ny 1" > A 1 - ' { | x { « | 1 8 ¢ J Nn i > I lt | " v fi 1 "< v