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JREDREE ¢ Wms de Ghd dd... i! tela c aad 4 - + Yorn * navn - er. mm fF .-QAY2 YAO EQ TYaN 34 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 19, 1989 Long-time resident wins competition Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly As the Christmas season is fast approaching, I would like to ex- tend to the Editor and staff of this fine paper as well as to the many faithful readers of this column both near and far away, my sincere wishes for a special Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Thank you to all the con- tributors of news items - if you have not regularly done so perhaps you could make it a New Year's Resolution to phone in isis. Merry Christmas to you all! Congratulations to long-time resident Ivy Rahm, now of Vic- toria, B.C. who walked off with first place win in the writing com- petition sponsored by the B.C. Criminal Justice Association. The theme of the competition was "Parole and Community support to prevent Crime." Mrs. Rahm is a member of the New Horizons Creative Writing class and entered the contest at the urging of her friends. She was naturally elated when she was informed that she had won over rather stiff competition and is scheduled for a round trip to Ottawa early next year as her prize. The three runners-up each received $1000.00 cash. The United Church choir held its' annual Christmas party at the Luke farm on Saturday evening. Twenty-six people including Rev. and Mrs. Dale Davis enjoyed the pot luck dinner followed by a social time. Needless to say everyone participated in a lively (Turn to page 36) N 9 Wash World wr : Port Perry's fully automatic Car Wash, opened Wednesday with an opening day spe- clal of a $1 car wash.The new service offers automatic car wash, soft cloth, under car spray, hot wax, polish wax, and rust Inhibitor. Pictured Is Jim Burghgraef, owner of the new Car Wash, located on VanEdward Drive in Port Perry. Nonquon River alive with activities Seagrave and Area News by Diane Cooke Looks like everyone is enjoying: the winter conditons as the Non- quon River is alive with activities. Snowmobiles and skaters and some on skis all seem to be hav- ing great fun. Happy birthday wishes goout to Doleres Currie, Elma Colwell, Phyllis Wray. : Robin Glade Estates Womens group enjoyed their annual Christmas Pot Luck Dinner and Gift Exchange last Thursday evening at Diane Runcieman's home. Winner of a beautiful ladies gift basket of bath goodies from Creative Basket was Marg Johansen. Winner of the 50/50 $1.00 draw was Marlene Moss. Seagrave Church News: Two new members were received. at the Church on Sunday; Laura Malcolm by transfer from St. An- drews United Church in Sunderland and Karen Szewerda by transfer from St. Stephen ks 221 CALDARI RD. CONCORD, ONT. L4K 329 n-ar COACH SERVICE (DIVISION (OF TOXMAKIIAN UMITE() TEL: (416) 669-2850 FAX: (416) 660-0474 PUBLIC COMMUTER SERVICE PORT PERRY / TORONTO MONDAY through FRIDAY Depart Port Perry .......ccevvvvevevvinnnnnnnn. 7:00 AM Arrive Scarborough Town Centre ........ 8:15 AM Arrive Toronto (Bay Street) ................. 8:45 AM Depart Toronto (Bay Street) ................ 5:30 PM Depart Scarborough Town Centre ....... 6:00 PM Arrive Port Perry ............... tBasashinnnnnnsns 7:00 PM CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY: SERVICE December 24, 1989 ..... December 25, 1989 .... December 26, 1989 ..... December 31, 1989 .... January 1, 1990 .......... ... SATURDAY SERVICE .... SATURDAY SERVICE ---- SUNDAY SERVICE .... SATURDAY SERVICE ---- SUNDAY SERVICE NOTICE United Church in Oshawa. The Candle of Joy was lit by Jeffrey Blair. Don't focal the Christmas Eve service will be at 7:30 p.m. Get well wishes to Ann San- diford who is having some hand surgery this week - hope you are 100 per cent well soon Ann - especially when it's such a busy time of year! Due to next week being such a busy time there will not be a Seagrave New column. Please keep us in mind to give us a call any news from over the holidays THE DURHAM and we will put together a great Seagrave News to start the year off great. (985-9440 or 985-3722). Diane Puckrin, Ann Sandiford and myself wish everyone in the community a wonderful Christmas and a happy, healthy New Year. - $10.20 0) 30 30 0[@. V0 (0)\] (0 TF1F1 3% 3: [RTE T ITT (VT: FY For Tomorrow Highbush P.S. Cartwright Central P.S. Dr. Robert Thornton P.S. Elizabeth B.Phin P.S. Frenchman's Bay P.S. Harmony Heights P.S. Lakewoods P.S. Lester B. Pearson P.S. Lincoln Avenue P.S. to 1989 VIP Graduates from the following schools: V.LP. (Values, Influences, Peers) is a program designed by the Ministry of Educa- tion, Durham Regional Police and the Durham Board of Education. As a key part of the Grade 6 Health curriculum, it gives students the knowledge with which to make the right choices during the critical growing-up years. It introduces students to topics such as vandalism, legal and illegal drugs and the operation of their local police department. Eight lessons and a tour of the regional police headquarters are conducted Lord Durham P.S. Prince Albert P.S. Pringle Creek P.S. R.H. Cornish P.S. Ritson P.S. Southwood Park P.S. West Lynde P.S. Woodlands Centennial P.S. TEIN ais Tn iii rN re Pick up your schedule at: KELLETT'S VARIETY, 143 Perry Street, by a Police Officer. Follow-up lessons in the classroom further enhance the program. Financial support is given by local community service organizations. i PORT PERRY 985-8288 V.1.P. is only one aspect of the Durham Board of Education's ongoing, in-school | ! . ie ' program to help today's students become tomorrow's good citizens. Others include For i gy ) 4 or I a ' guidance classes for Intermediate and Junior students and individual school discipline h ! codes. ! (in 705 area) 1-800-387-3653 The Durham Board of Eduction is proud of its many students who have participated | -- ft Sho TT V-- -- -- -- ---- --_ ---- {--, in the V.L.P. program, and wishes to thank The Durham Regional Police Department | ARE YOU INT! ERESTED INIA SOMMUTER SERVICE for their invaluable assistance. | Please Submit to the Above Address: YES NO |