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"A Family Tradition for 131 Years" J | PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 23, 1997 - 15 | Live Nativity (with a donkey, no less!) delights congregation May I take this oppor- tunity to wish the editor and staff of this newspa- per, the readers of this col- umn and all those who contribute to it a very Merry Christmas and a Happy, Healthy New Year. Last Friday Helen Bradburn and Winnifred Davison of Nestleton accompanied Jean and Carl Adams to Beaverton where they visited their good friends Flora Samells. Flora enjoys good health and would like to wish all her friends in the Blackstock and Nestleton areas the compliments of the season. Sympathy is extended to Roy and Shirley Turner and their daughters Lorrie Minshall and Jan Martyn and their families on the passing of Roy's brother, Ralph Turner. Many in this area will remember Ralph when he came to assist in the work at Turners Greenhouse each spring. On Thursday Roy accompanied Lorrie and Jan to Bancroft where they attended the funeral. Shirley was unable to attend as she is confined to their home with pneu- monia. Ask Cecil and Marie Gibson or Gerald and Joyce Kelly about the Parade of Lights at Rockwood. On Thursday evening they attended this very unique Santa Parade - all the vehicles were farm machinery each lit with thousands and thousands of lights powered by indi- vidual generators. Santa and Mrs. Claus arrived in their cutter on a huge com- bine with corn header. A delightful event indeed. Nancy Bryans has returned from a relaxing month at their mobile in Clearwater, Florida. Mid week guests of Merrill and Jean Van Camp were Art and Dorothy Catton of R.R., Lindsay and Laverne and Velma Gibson of Millbrook. A very enjoyable Sunday afternoon at Nancy and Bob Bryans Cadmus home was spent " Reservations Requested Call 905-728- py ot § ' «Lord DIMCoC Steak & Seafood House ENJOY TRADITIONAL NEW YEAR'S EVE DINNER BES IN AN ELEGANT & RELAXING ATMOSPHERE Selected Gala Menu after 9:00 p.m. from only $18.95 per guest. Guests after 9:00 p.m. seating will have the option to finish 1997 and welcome 1998 with DJ, dancing, noise makers and party hats at no extra charge. Join us for a memorable New Year's Eve 1208 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa visiting with family and friends at their third annu- al open house. Our university and col- lege students who study at locations away from home are gradually returning home according to their examinations schedule. Have a safe and happy time with your friends. Much reminiscing was done when Nancy and Bob Bryans of Cadmus along with Kelvin and Doreen Jarvis of Burlington spent overnight in London with Ruth and Wally Dakin and Ruby Griffiths. All are or were residents of Silk Oak Lodge Park in Clearwater. There were 17 tables at the regular Tuesday evening euchre with the following winners: Sam Turner with a record high Too Jumerous to mention gift ideas at: THEE NUTTY CHOCOLATIER S- 182 Queen St., Port Perry 3 Kent St. E., Lindsay ail price over $3,000 PACKAGE INCLUDES: RX8SD Receiver XL- MC100 7 Disc CD Changer TD-W53 Double Cassette Deck and all speakers for Dolby Surround Sound System OSHAWA STEREO 51018), DO Sj | 343 133 Taunton Road West ° SYA A Foi! RA . score of 100, Ruby Griffen, Myrtle Gimblett, Merrill Van Camp, Russell Brown, Harold Crawford and David Craig. Draws were won by Gary Notenboom, Gordon Harrison, Grace Manns, Lois Huntington, Mary Cannon and Grant Bright. The lunch was deli- cious sweets, part of which was Christmas cake donated by the Port Perry IGA. This was the Christmas euchre which featured gifts for each of the players. There will be euchre on Dec. 23 as usual. At the regular worship service of the Blackstock United Church the con- gregation was delighted to see a live Nativity com- plete with a donkey and sheep in the church lot. Several young people took part in this special event. During the service the ser- mon section was an excel- lent presentation of the Sunday School. All are invited to the Christmas Eve Worship Service at 7:30 p.m. - On Tuesday, Dec. 9 the Morning Unit of the UCW met at the home of Edith McLaughlin at 10:30 a.m. Edith served a delicious punch to enjoy until every- one assembled. Margaret Mountjoy opened the meeting with a Christmas reading "God's Greatest Gift." The minutes were read and adopted. Alma Duff gave the treasurer's report. Business was dealt with. Margaret Mountjoy reminded us of the White Gift Service and the High School Senior's Luncheon. Pat Sleep showed two beautiful children's books that were purchased as a welcome for Rev. David and Carol Shearman's new daughters. 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