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4 Mill opens Mill Hollow [formerly Midgley Mill] operated by Danielle Clark, was officially opened last Saturday by Mayor-elect Jerry Taylor and was dedicated by Rev. Robert Brawn of Port Perry. Approximately 80 local people attended the opening of the building which is not only a business, but the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clark. During the ceremony Danielle presented Scugog Memorial Library chairman Chuck Preston [left] with a Nutrition Almanac for use at the library. Mayor elect Jerry Taylor officially cut the ribbon to declare the building open. Blackstock news by Bethany Schryburt Organized activities begin this week on the ice at the local arena. If you neglected to get involved in any this year you can still take part in public skating which is avail- able to anyone. Seniors met on Tuesday evening for the weekly card party, winners: 1-Burt Gibson-87; 2-A. Timms-87; 3-Pearl Day-85; 4-Flossie Aldred-83; 5-Edith Burgess- 80; 6-Carson Watson-80; and low Marg Byford out of 19 tables that participated. November 21 was card night in Blackstock with 21 tables taking part winners were: 1-Ray Brown-98; 2-Vera Fawns-92; 3-Bill Chapman-89; 4-Ross Alsop- 87; 5-Myrtle Alsop-85, 6- Bessie McCullough-82; and low Esther Chapman. On Thursday, November 23 Cadmus was the scene for a birthday celebration for Joy Lane Vogel on the event of her 8th birthday. Guests included Monique Rioual, Laura Holder, Deanna Jacob, Molly Morris, Lynne Moore, Lisa Hudson, and of course sister Halie. Sunday at the United Church being the first Advent Sunday was cele- brated in a 'special' way. The Sunday School children" took an active part in the service. Jean Adams as Superintendent of the Sunday School explained the meaning of the White Christ- mon Symbols used to decor-. ate the Christmon Tree. It was also white gift Sunday, gifts and special offerings Creative UNIQUE STOCKING STUFFERS (including R.H. Cornish and P.P. High Buttons) PINE CRADLES & ROCKING HORSES Christmas *Gifts *Corsages *Wreaths *Decoration Candles & Centrepieces December 9 - Bring your children to visit with Santa. CHRISTMAS HOURS: Thurs., Dec. 14th to Fri., Dec. 22nd 10:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Saturdays 10:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. 68 Water St. - Port Perry - 985-7255 will be sent to the Fred Victor Mission in Toronto, and the Mission and Service Fund. Each class was called to the front to place their white gift under the tree and a white Christmon Symbol on the tree. A New Year's Eve party will be held in the CE Room on December 31st if there is sufficient interest; contact Jean Adams or Joyce Kelly. Don't forget the youth group meeting Sunday, December 10 at 7 p.m. in St. John's Anglican Church, Blackstock, all teenagers welcome. There will be a guest speaker -- topic will be "Drugs". Cartwright Central Public School and and The Gospel Singers performed at the Baptist Church in Port Perry under the direction of Mrs. Kiezebrink, also sharing the evening service. Larry Hoskin arrived home, by way of Toronto Airport, on Sunday evening after an extended trip through South America. He is presently planning tc travel to the West after a brief visit with friends in the area. Community Care for the Scugog Area is available ir Blackstock. Any elderly or shut-in person may call (985 8461) and request free snow ~clearance, 'Meals on Wheels is still available at a reason able cost. 84 The largest selection of clocks fro CLOCK, TSORLD 77 Celina St., Corner of Bruce 728-2022 Downtown Oshawa - Behind Post Office Clocks of all Kinds Gifts for all occasions - Nothing Is better ...to give or receive than a beautiful chiming clock. An everlasting gift pass- ed on from generation to generation Our Gift to You ... 15 to 30% DISCOUNT ON ALL WATCHES. d tA, RU by Harvey Malcolm On Saturday a quartet of curlers from this community Messrs. Clarence Page, Norman Wilson, Floyd Stinson and Clare Robinson participated in the Wilson Staples Bonspiel in Ops Arena winning two out of their three games. Ih the evening the quartet attended the Hockey dance at the Arena. On Saturday evening Miss Candy Malcolm and Mr. Bryce Jemmo hosted a gathering of 50 to 60 people at the Howard Malcolms in honour of newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns (nee Kristine Jones of Fenelon Falls). The young people enjoyed an evening of dan- cing .in the Rec room (*"Wreck room by the time the evening was over.) Around midnight Bryce invited Kris and Robert to the Hot seat and they were subjected to a humorous poetic address composed for the occasion and read by Marti Malcolm. They were then presented with a large collection of wedding gifts for which the newlyweds. expressed their sincere appreciation and to Candy and her parents for the hos- pitality. A delicious buffet luncheon was then served by the Hostess and a few local assistants. All join in wish- ing this popular young couple a Happy contented married life. Mr. and Mrs. Balfour Moore spent a long weekend recently with Mary's sister and hubby - Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jenkins of Birminghan, PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., December 6, 1978 -- 9 Michigan, U.S.A. The many readers who follow the weekly news items of the Nestleton correspon- dent Mrs. Bruce Heaslip have missed her usual weekly contribution as she currently is staying in Toronto to be near husband Bruce who is quite ill. Speedy recovery to Bruce! Mr. and Mrs. Oram Moore were present at the reception and dance held following the wedding of Miss Brenda Ellis and Mr. Roy English in Bowmanville United Church on Saturday afternoon. Maureen and Orma report an enjoyable evening. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Longfield and girls of Brampton were week end guests with Linda's parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gray. The Harvey Malcolms attended the Lindsay U.C.O. staff Christmas Party in Ops Arena on Friday evening when Directors and wives were guests. On Tuesday the Zone Meeting for Zone 3 of the United Cooperatives of Ontario was held in Green- Yelverton area news wood Towers in Port Hope. Delegates from Lindsay Branch were present to hear incumbent Zone Director Cliff Allen of Kingston area -bring reports from the Provincial body. He was" assisted in this capacity by area Group Director Ernie Miller of Perth. Mr. Don Huff - retail Manager pro- vided a report on various Departments of U.C.O. during 1978 fiscal year. This year Zone 3 held their tri- yearly election for Zone director. Mr. Cliff Allen who has served the zone for 3 terms of three years each was nominated for a fourth term and was opposed for this position by your Yelver- ton scribe - Harvey Malcolm - a delegate from Lindsay U.C.0. branch with 14 years experience as director. When the ballots were counted we were pleasantly surprised (if not amazed) to find ourselves elected to represent Zone 3 in the Provincial Board for next three years. Should be quite a challenge! DON'S CUSTOM CONCRETE FINISHING Quality Workmanship Cf Basement Floors Garage Floors Patios - Sidewalks Concrete Steps -- ~ Free Estimates PHONE 985-2588 NTI Certificates or Layaw Plan for Christmas. Use our convenient Gift a (CHA RGEX gifted fashions for men. p ay MOVE UP TO DOWN FOR WEIGHTLESS WARMTH! The best insulation going for the man on the move. The down-filled jacket ~-- is designed to keep N him in his element ...on the slopes, backpacking or back to campus. Features heavy duty zipper, large pockets, hood and is reversible. 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