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Eileen and Arthur Fitz- patrick of Toronto were Wed- nesday guests of her sister, Ruth and Bill Marconi. Very slippery roads of the evening of Harvey and Joan Graham's travelogue at the Purple Hill Hall prevented in life. ic Lodge new MESSAGE Traditionally, the Christmas season is the time to pause and express good will, exchange greet- ings and appreciate the good things in life in this wonderful Country of ours. The rich make-up of our population enables us to join together in under- standing and friendship and a happy association. As Mayor of the Township of Scugog, | look for- ward to working with our new Council and the many organizations within the Township. Without the continued co-operation, advice and assistance of the many groups in the Township, many of the accomplishments of the past would not have been possible. The past year has been very active for all of us and now in the true spirit of the holiday season, | sincerely hope that we will pause to re- flect on our blessings and capture the spirit of Christmas with its ringing message of peace on earth and good will to all men. So, at this season of the year my wife and | and family hope this will be a truly Merry Christmas for you and yours at your house and that the New Year will bless your home with all the good things D. JEROME TAYLOR, Port Perry Masonic Lodge held installation of its executives for 1983 last Tuesday evening. From left to right, front row: Bill Nicholls, Jr., Jim Marlow, John Carr, Bill Nicholls, Sr., new master- Dr. Matthew Dymond, installing officer- Hans Kraupa and Jim Cookson. Back from left: Don Mitchell, Doug Miller, David Lane, John Ross, Charles Ash. [Absent are David Pashley and Earl Whitaker] Blackstock area news many from attending. In fact several cars had to return home due to the poor roads. Quite a good crowd managed the hills and enjoyed a delightful evening to Africa through pictures and com- mentary. On Saturday Rev. and Mrs. Dale Davis held Open House at the Manse. A large number of residents attend- ed and enjoyed the hospital- ity of Mr. and Mrs. Davis. Their family joined them on this happy occasion. On Wednesday evening Miss Susan Sheen's apart- ment was the scene of much activity. She was hosting a German-French party. Enjoying a co-cultural dinner were Marilyn Green, Howard Bailey, Sandra Johnston and Elizabeth Kelly. There were 16 tables for the Christmas Card Party on 'Tuesday evening. Winners _ were 1. Ethel Goble - 92; 2. Ruby Tripp - 86; 3. Dis Brown -86; 4. Richard Manns - 83; 5. Leonard Cane - 79; 6. Marion Bell - 79; Low - Clarence Masters; Draws 1. Adam Sharp 2. Weir Swain 3. Belle Werry. There were many special prizes and MAYOR draws because of the Christmas season. On Saturday afternoon quite a number of relatives and friends from the Black- stock area attended the Open House to celebrate the fortieth Wedding Anniver- sary of Earl and Ruby Trewin of Enniskillen. This happy gathering was held at the Hayden. Community Centre. A family dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Trewin and Kelly following the Open House. A capacity congregation attended the Christmas Service of the United Church on Sunday morning. The Junior Choir sang The Birds and The Beasts. Ted Kemp read the scripture readings. Rev. D. Davis preached a fine sermon on What will you see onChristmas morning? The regular choir gave a lovely anthem Joy to People. Organist Linda Kyte was back again following the recent birth of her daughter. On Wednesday evening at 7:30 the Blackstock Sunday School Candlelight Service will be held and on Friday, Christmas Eve at 8 p.m. the pastoral charge. Christmas Eve Family Carol Service will be held at blackstock United Church. Take note of these dates and times if these services are of interest to you and your family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kyte, Bradley and Meghan were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Kyte and family. Good wishes go to Murray Byers who is undergoing hip surgery in Oshawa Hospital on Tuesday of this week. Glad to report that Mrs. Helen Bradburn is home again following her stay in Port Perry Hospital. Plans are underway for the Men's Curling Bonspiel next Monday, Dec. 27 and the Ladies' Jitney on Dec. 28. If you are interested, there may be still a few last minute openings. Call either Neil McLaughlin or Pat Fletcher. It is a great way to work off that holiday turkey and other goodies. Please call in your Christmas news as soon as possible after the big event. 4 . FO A bo hs 4 BAP. 7 ARAL vit Me™ SI AY a REN i al Ar 3 : TA LA LES | shed bi Sa Sod ot Fon Noid Sn std rater MAC TR . ' "is ! » vy NS 4 ' . | Id ™ P en INL MT oF} Ws A ht! Py ) 4 rl F. Sei iy Slatin tid id Abii ab valic bdualiopiidiog a sty PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. December 21, 1982 -- 1) AMAA MMR 0 KELLETT'S VARIETY 143 PERRY ST., PORT PERRY - 985-8288 £ CHRISTMAS DAY BUS SERVICE: LEAVING PORT PERRY (To Toronto) 9:45AM. 2:15P.M. LEAVING PORT PERRY (To Lindsay) 12:45PM. 5:15P.M. CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS: December 25th: 9:00A.M. 06:00 P.M. N December 26th: = 10:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Z 4 December 27th: 10:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. January 1st: 10:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Season's i Greetings! Slee he Te g 0 - 0 8 g i 2 5 § § - s i under $35 offer you much more than scaled-down price tags. Every om ii outstanding in value and quality. Drop in and see our large selection. fe He ht Gls SPORTS SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS $22.00 to *36.00 $22.00 to *35.00 from '8.95 SCARVES from '8.50 SWEATERS 32.00 fo *110.00 It's nifty to be thrifty. Especially when you can come up with winners such as these. Our carefully chosen selection of gifts (Merchandise not necessarily as illustrated.) Gegoty 'a Men'sQlear Lid. PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-8160 FREEMAN FORMAL RENTALS HOLIDAY STORE HOURS: Christmas Eve - 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Xmas Day, Boxing Day & Mon., December 27th - Closed. Regular Hours - December 28, 29 & 30. New Year's Eve- 10a.m.to6 p.m; CLOSED: New Year's Day until Tues., January 4th when regular store hours resume. pt AE SA a - - Ase, v a / 4) 74 ) "4 * -" L . J 3a i aC 2 af] Ps ELI NR % nal - >; "a To. pn a SC A nd