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8- PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, December 28 1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" RURAL Roors Xz \ Weather highl What delightful travelling weather this area enjoyed over the Christmas weekend - a real bonus for many, many people going from place to place on their Christmas rounds. At the United Church on Christmas Eve a capacity con- gregation enjoyed the service of special music provided by the choirs of both the Nestleton and Blackstock churches. Carol singing, Bible readings and a thought provoking sermon by Rev. David Shearman, "Christ- mas Starlight" concluded with a candlelight service. Clemens Vennes of Creden, Germany is spending Christ- mas holidays with his sister Margaret and Heinz Vehof and family. Christmas Day guests at the Vehof home were Linda and Rob Franssen, Kaitlin and i ight Joshua of Kapaskasing, Marion and Ed Cracker, Steven and Er- ica of Clarington and Frank and Kelly Vehof and Carley from next door. Jan Wallace of Ladybank in Fife, Scotland spent Christmas with his cousins David and Kathleen Petrie and David. Christmas Day they were Joined by Ann Marie and Alan Petrie of Brampton, Jodie and Andrew Petrie and Christopher 3M Sloan LOOSE RUGS gi BROADLOOM Cleaning UPHOLSTERY Scotchguard URANIJO ONTRACTING e Custom Built Homes ¢ Additions * Renovations "Building today, your dreams for tomorrow" # a 21 PortPeny - (905)985-7287 - John Van Belle ed a delightful Christmas of Bowmanville. : Steven and Lisa Tufts and daughter Hannah are spending some time with Lisa's parents Helen and Stuart Dorrell. An- nie Dorrell of New Liskeard is also holidaying with her mom and dad. They were joined on Christmas Day by Melody and Wilson Rodman and Bryce of Little Britain. Jim Emerton was surprised to receive a Christmas card from June Eikhard, Canada's first Lady of the fiddle. The program "What on Earth?" will be of interest to lo- cal viewers as Ron Martyn is scheduled to appear on it on Jan. 3 at 9 a.m. on CBC He will be discussing the concerns of the aging population in the year 2025. Peggy and Ralph Larmer hosted their family for their Christmas family gathering on Boxing Day. With them were Sharon Goulding, Heather and Darryl, Brian Cranfield, John Larmer of Uxbridge, David and Ingrid Larmer, Robert and Ste- phen, Paul and Margaret Larm- er and Katherine of Guelph. . Boxing Day dinner guests of Gerald and Joyce Kelly and Elaine Kelly were Rev. and Mrs. Victor Parsons of Col- borne. Leslie Wright of Toronto is spending Christmas vacation with her parents Lloyd and ~ Thelma Wright. On Christmas Day they were joined by all their family from the area. Cecil and Marie Gibson spent Christmas Day with Grace and Chris Johnston, Kevin and Heather of Uxbridge. They were joined by others of the fam- ily, Peter and Anne Vanderheul with their family Boyd Vande- fheul and friend of Ottawa and Julia Vanderheul and friend of Toronto and Eleanor and Wayne MacDonald, Gareth and Mary Kate of Whitby. The Van Camp clan gathered at the home of Cindy and Den- nis Werry, Robert and John of Kedron for Christmas. Dalton and Kathleen Dorrell have returned home from Flori- da and enjoyed Christmas with their family. Walter and Audrey Wright spent Christmas in Hamilton with their daughter Elaine Young and family. They were Joined by daughters Lorna of Kingston, Lois of Dunsford and Eleanor of Toronto and their families. On Friday evening, Gerald and Joyce Kelly hosted the Gra- ham family Christmas dinner with Harvey and Joan Graham, Mark Graham and Shelley Hol- liday, all of Purple Hill, Rob Graham of Toronto, Elizabeth, Peter and Courtney and Kath- ryn Peeters of Qmemee, Elaine Kelly of Waterloo and Esther Kelly and her husband Fred Peeters of Fesserton. There were 11 tables at the weekly card party with the fol- lowing results Thomas Manns, Margaret Finnery, Bernice Renton, Carl Gimblett, Vera Fawns, Jean Porrill, Irene Hof¥- man. There were many winners of Christmas lucky draws. The Shirley Women's Insti- tute held its annual Christmas pot luck dinner at the home of the president, Joyce Kelly. Sev- enteen members and their spouses enjoyed a delicious din- ner followed by the Christmas program and an evening of cards. The next meeting will be held in January at the home of | Irene Moore. New members are always welcome. "My best wishes for a happy and prosperous new years to ail the readers of this column, as well as the editor and staff of this paper. Holiday schedules busy Church service Sunday, Jan. lat Epsom at10a.m. There will be euchre in Utica Hall Friday, Dec. 30 at 8 p.m. All are welcome. : Vera Brown spent Christmas in Amherstview with her fami- ly. 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Judy MacSween Mrs. Crosier enjoyed Christ- mas with the Scott family in To- ronto at granddaughter's Bren- da Bradstreet. : Georgina and Pete Sutcliffe had daughter Kathy, her fian- cee Nelson Nicholson and Terry and Eleanor Crawford and fam- ily from Greenbank spend Christmas Day with them. The MacSweens enjoyed Christmas dinner with my fam- ily, Joan and Fred Timms in Congratulations to Rob and Jackie Snow on the arrival of their son Jeremy Charles on Dec. 21 in Ajax. Also, congratu- lations to Jack and Nancy Skelding on becoming first-time grandparents. Recent visitors with Mrs. Ruth Asling were Martha Schissler and son Jeffrey and Robert Ashton and Michelle Foster. Faye and Keith Ashton had the Asling family, her brother Jerry and Joan from Hanover and Ruth Ashton as Christmas dinner guests; , Willictom Saneiford (905) 985-1877 Agriculture = Commercial IRI IVES (ARIS TALS MTT Bal]