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16- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 11, 1997 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Fo I Port Perry LINIC Dr. Anthony (Tony) Barton as the new full time Clinic Chiropractor. Tony comes to us as a seasoned family Chiropractor from the Medical Arts Centre of Mississauga. He welcomes new and returning patients of Dr. Eva Mueller and is available Report from Epsom and Utica Foodgrains Bank directors to speak By Vera Brown This Sunday, Nov. 16, Heather - Burton will return to preside in a wor- ship service which will be held at 9:30 a.m. in Epsom Church. Sunday School meets at the same time. On Sunday, Nov. 16 at 3 p.m. there will be music and pumpkin pie as a cele- bration for the return of the restoréd Heintzman piano is being held in Utica United Church. A meeting with the Canadian Foodgrains Bank, Ontario grain co- ordinators David and Kathryn: Mayberry of Ingersoll, and two direc- tors from Winnipeg, will take place in Epsom Church on Nov. 20 at 1p.m. This is an open invi- tation to anyone interested in the C.F.G.B. project or anyone interested in start- ing one in their own com- munity. Our Canadian Foodgrains Bank project was harvested on Saturday. The weather was fine, the food was plentiful and the volun- teers were great. Bethesda-Reach W.I. will meet at the home of Barbara Evans on Wednesday, November 26th. The motto: Indebted to the past - committed to the future. Roll Call: If you had to leave Canada, where would you go and why? A very robust candi- dates' meeting was held in Utica Hall a week ago with a very good turnout repre- senting Ward 1 voters. A special thank you to Jayson Callan for supply- ing the audio equipment, Coffee Time and Country Style for their donation of donuts for the event and a special thanks to Barbara Evans who capably man- aged the duties of modera- tor. Ontario North Women's Institute held a very suc- cessful workshop on Saturday. The Health Information seminar was very well attended. Once again, it's time for the Country Decorating and Collectibles Show and Sale, held at Markham Fair Grounds, and put on by Utica's Debra Grose- Russell. The show runs this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Congratulations to Lawrence and Elizabeth Bazarin on the occasion of Anniversary. Anne Wanninkoff is once again a proud grand- mother. Her daughter Margaret and husband Layne Dietsch of Whitby are to be congratulated on the arrival of daughter Tegan on Nov. 3], a wee sister for Kyra Anne. Hillis Wilbur has spent the past week in hospital in Port Perry and I am pleased to hear that he's feeling much better and hopefully will be home soon. There will be a going away party for Steve and Alice Lee and boys on December 7th at 8:00 p.m. in Epsom Church. Join us in wishing them well at a social evening. Contributions towards a gift can be given to Gail Kerry or Faye Ashton before Dec. 1. As usual, ladies are asked to provide lunch. for day, evening and Saturday appointments. their 65th Wedding * Exquisite Gold, Silver & Diamond Jewellery Congratulations Tony, we look forward to > Expert Jewellery Repairs i ith us. * Expert Watch & Clock Repairs your many years wit Bian Se Mackey & Bailey Barristers & Solicitors Saturday Momings 9:00am to 12:00 noon 985-7391 | ~ Goldsmith on Premises ~ .... Port Perry Clinic ~ 230 Queen Street, Port Perry Come see our new line of Desk Clocks, Anniver: Clocks and Wall Clocks 186 Queen Street, Port Perry (905) 985-2953 Lake Scugog Lumber Building Oshawa Rd., Port Perry VY PPA a FEN a at EE ( res Or ,, a = +h" cd Christmas collections from $39.95 * Professional in home photography * Deluxe 51/2 x 7 1/2 Xmas cards (envelope included) * Family portraits at affordable prices to join you! WE COME TO YOU! + Christmas background with props available at no additional charge * Christmas sessions are filled quickly so book now to avoid disappointment! * The Paws in your family are encouraged Session fee of $25.00, payable when portraits are taken. No limit on the number of subjects in portrait including pets. No more waiting in long line-ups! ' a . ) (8 £5 4 N! o\ 2s z L A F} £2. Wik ow 0% ES COUNTRY CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE Mi On me pot) NOVEMBER 14 Eh I Settlement House Shops 183 Queen Street, Port Perry, Ontario OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Superb Country Shopping Our shops feature an extensive collection of country and casual accesories, fumiture, upholstery, and rugs.. Plus a complete Yankee Candle Shop including accessories from around the world. *10% OR MORE OFF IN ALL OUR SHOPS Many Instore Specials *SELECTED FURNITURE EXCLUDED Settlement House 20 years as a source and inspiration for country & casual dinnerware, linens, glassware decorating enthusiasts. Affordables « The latest in casual and kitchen accessories. From My Heart Hallmark cards, candies & special occasion gifts. It wouldn't be Christmas without a visit!