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Port Perry Star, 23 Dec 1997, p. 11

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a "A Family Tradition for 131 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 23, 1997 - 11 Merry Christmas, and may 1998 see your dreams come true To start the news this week, Diane and I would like to wish everyone a very "Merry Christmas," "Happy New Year" and all the best for a healthy, happy and prosperous 1998. As the song says "May All Your Dreams Come True." Happy birthday this week to Stan Thomas who has a very special birthday on Christmas Day. Since we won't be doing the news before 1998 I would like to wish our son Billy a happy birthday. Bill celebrates his birth- day on Dec. 31 and his birthday usually gets lost in the new year celebra- tions. Happy birthday Bill from Mom, Dad and Ashleigh. Just a reminder to everyone that donations | Scrumptious nut § {baskets ...at: (UOCOLTIER CO LY] -- 182 Queen St., Port Perry 3 Kent St. E., Lindsay are still needed to the food bank. Operation Scugog has boxes in all grocery stores. Your donations are gratefully accepted. Sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Lawrence and Eleanor Nicholls and family in the passing of Eleanor's uncle, Ivan DeNure of Chatham, Ontario last week. The Nicholls attended the funeral on Saturday. Our thoughts are with you. Sympathy is also extended to David and Joan Lee and family on the passing of David's CLA \/ Seagrave by Ann SET [Ie] eB ) father Chester Lee on Monday of last week in Whitby. Many local resi- dents attended his funeral last Thursday at The Town Funeral Home in Whitby. We all send you our con- dolences. Seagrave Church News Ne w \ A Thanks to all who made 1997 a successful year. I'd like to wish one and all a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! COLDWCLL BANKER O COUNTRY LANE REALTY ® Poinsettias in the Chancel on Sunday were from Gloria Newman in memory of her husband Arthur Newman and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Don Darryl. Another poinsettia was from Jim Fishley in mem- ory of his parents Gordon and Bessie Fishley. The Fourth Advent Candle of Love was lit by Kim Alldred and her son Rian. Darlene Hill read the scripture from Luke 2, vs 1-20. The choir sang a beautiful anthem, "Creation Will Dance and Rejoice." Rev. Carson talked to the children about Christ and Christmas. His ser- mon was on "The Reason For The Season." Be excit- ed that Christ's birthday is coming, may we be filled with hope, peace, joy and love at this Christmas sea- son. The Christmas Eve Service this Wednesday, Dec. 24 at 7:30 p.m. at the Seagrave Church. Hope to see everyone out to enjoy this beautiful Christmas Eve Service. There will be a surprise for all the young chil- dren...and guess what...it's not Santa. SMR ™ rr ST No need for a helmet! Thank You for your patronage in All the best in '98! Dube HAIR STUDIO 1645 Dundas St. E. Whitby (Tim Horton's Plaza) 725-6000 Settlemen House Shops Superb Country Shopping BOXING WEEK SALE aaa Best Ever Boxing Week Sp Christmas Items at Half Price. Many Discounts on Regular Items. ~ Open December 27th 10am to 5:30pm ~ Closed December 25th & 26th & January 1st 183 Queen Street, Port Perry, 985-8234 Rr - : ] ecials!

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