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wy 4 -- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, Novemb =z 241 29, 1994 (Citizen Calendar What's Happening In & Around Scugog! Our Calendar is ished is 4 ro-hinge 10 JOMpIoft groups. (first come - first serve) is limited as space permits. ER 2nd * Mt Zion Community Christmas Craft & Bake Sale, 4 to 9 PM, Mt. Zion Community Centre, 4230 Salem Rd, 2 miles n. of Hwy. 7. Call 649-5200. * Bingo at Janetville Community Centre. 7:30 earlybird, Jackpol Most go. * Seniors' Exercise and Line Dancing at Latcham Centre, 9:30 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8rd * Town Hall 1873 presents 'Catherine Wilson Trio', an evening of traditional Christmas Classics, 8 PM. Tickets $20, available at the door * or Irwin Smith Music. The 2nd of Four Concer * Mt. Zion Community Christmas Craft & Bake Communi * Victorian ale, 1010 4 PM, Mt. Zion Centre, 4230 Salem Rd, 2 miles n."of Hwy. 7. Call 649-5200 hristmas Dinner & Candielight Tour - 6:30 PM. 3 course meal, 985-3589 i . * Variety Night and Auction, 7:30 PM at North Nestleton United Church. Family entertainment, refreshments, bake & craft tables, silent auction. * 1st Port Perry Scouts are selling Christmas Trees at Canadian Tire, 3rd to 18th. Information call 985-8047 * Montessori School Christmas Open House] & Parent Show, 10AM 1 4 PM, at 16150 Old Simcoe Ro: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4th lican Churches will be hasing speakers from Self Help Crafts ickstock at 9:30 AM and in Port Perry at 11:15 AM. This non-profit Ee supports worker-owned co-operatives in the third world. Crafts will be on display and for sale after each service. All welcome. 985-0775 * Mt. Zion Community Christmas Craft & Bake Sale, 10 to 4 PM, Mt. Zion Community Centre, 4230 Salem Rd, 2 miles n. of Hwy. 7. Call 649-5200. * Pancake last with Santa, hosted by Blackstock Co-op Nursery School from 9 AM to 1 PM at the Rec Centre. All you can eat pancakes. " Durhai Down Assoc. Christmas Party, 2105 PM at the Holy MON Catholic , 91 FioRiesdalo Dr., Whitby. Call 579-0187 * Seniors' EY, DCE NINER SUI ithe Lalo Cink. 9:30 AM * Shuffleboard for Seniors at Latcham Centre, 1:00 PM pTUESDAY, DECEMBER Stir 7:30 PM . Boys Nght Our itr A jt Me by Sind Brock 3497. Meeting at 15585 Simcoe St. N., south door, Kin Hall. * Whitby-Oshawa Branch Society Christmas Get- at 7:30 PM at Henry St. High School, 614 Henry St, Whitby. 723-7460 INESDAY, DECEMB! . special 'Street Proofing' meeting, 7 PM in gym FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8th > * Millar Lights Christmas Concert at Town Hall, 8 PM. Tickets $8.00 SA , DECEMBER 10th * Euchre at the Latcham Centre, 8:00 PM * Millar Lights Christmas Concert at Town Hall, 2 PM Matinoe & 8 PM. MONTHLY EVENTS ?. on Ray Alatedr or thoes urier 21 oars of age Wo Hiave & riaive it at Port ing p | every & Tu / Night at Port Perry United Church, BPM. '+ Port Perry Tai-Chi Club House, 1st Monday every month Se * Weekly Thur Euchres at the Prince Albert Community Centre starting 8:00 PM. $1.50 ission. Prizes, light * Come and leam how to Jevelop communications skills. Join us at ITC Training in C the second Tuesday of every month, 7PM at the Borelia Go op Hall 10 BoreliaCresc., Port Perry. Snore oh eA p for @ group for men recent Er divorced] Aid iio ton 7103 Ma ist Scugog Chm a Woticsdar 790 1000 PH at * timist meets every a Kinsmen . Everyone interested in our children most welcome , Meeting every 2nd * of month, 6:30 PM in their new office at 221 Queen Street. All members welcome to atiend. For more information call 985-2635. *Support Groups for Alzheimer Families - Oshawa Group meets First and Third of month - 1 PM at 178 Simcoe SN; u meets last Tt of month - 1:30 PM at the Tani Unies , 20 First St., . Call Bingo Wednesday K 576-2567. Church Hall, from 8 to 10 PM at , Oshawa. * Horseshoe Wed. on, 6:30 PM, Oddfellows Hall. a St or | 0151, Ae Comma 'members welcome. at Prince * Coflee Break-& Hour meats 9:30 AM every. Triraday a at bioge ryistian Fu Church. Bible study, fellowship, nursery * Women's Su Group meets 10AM - 12 noon; in Port Fo orion cul 50 846 -9560. * Ladies ' ' at 9:30 AM ak Ermariiel Periocoenl across from the arena. Sioa moming a py "Euchre on Thursdays, 4 M at the Bor Club. - iro ocho fag" bo ae ab sida ba Smet tattered min ton alan Ci ER DT ERR Le bs Sa Asm amamums 2 pap LLL LEE TE TE RE RE RR TY Are you looking for a special way to celebrate your Christmas season this year? Why not try the stage at Town Hall 1873 where the Millar Lights will-present three shows filled with the music, laughter and warmth of Christmas? The. Millar Lights is the well known Scugog childrens musical theatre group, 33 youngsters who have brought so much joy to the stage over the last sevgral years with their songs, music and acting. musical fables. The Reluctant Dragon is about St. George and the Dragon and takes place about Christmas time. The second is Brother's Henirich's Christmas, a fable built around the legend that a lovely carol--in dulci jubilo--was first sung by angels who appeared as if by miracle to the medieval monk Heinrich Suso on Christmas Eve. You will thrill to the sound of the childrens voices as they sing traditional and contemporary Christmas music. Millar Light founders Dr. Tom and Catherine Millar, along with special guests Julie Renwick and Grant Coward will lend their 4. Yoices to this special show. The two fables will be narrated by Dr. John Stewart who has performed in many productions by the Borelian drama group and the Scugog Choral Society. The Millar Lights Merry Christmas Show will be (EL EE EL EE EE EE AE RE RE REAR ER RE EERE ER FER RE RO 3 her? subside. call or stop by. This year, the Christmas Show \f will include two light-hearted * Millar Lights Christmas performed on Friday, December 9 (8:00 PM) at Town Hall 1873, Simeoe Street, Port Perry. On December 10, there will be a matinee at 2:00 PM and an evening performance at 8:00 PM. Tickets are $8 for the evening shows and 46 for the matinee. They are available at Irwin Smith Music, or by calling 985- 2635. The Millar Lights Merry Christmas is a joy for all members of the family. What better way to get into the spirit of this special time of year, *Questions from bereavement classes are answered here by the editor of AfterLoss, the monthly grief-recovery help letter. For your free copy of AfterLoss or one of our other helpful booklets dealing with grief recovery just Cast members of The Millar Lights Christmas concert at back Ryan Edgar and Hillary Scroggie, at left Gavin Stanley, at right Brad Goreski and at front Richard DeJong. estions nd Asors ho ri con" IN Q.' My wife loved to garden and planted beautiful flowers around our house. I've tried to keep them up; but I can't. I'm thinking of moving but I'm overcome with guilt. How can I leave behind what was so precious to A. We become trapped in a way of life that belongs to our past, but has no validity in our fature. Once our recovery from grief is complete, we begin to see that major changes may be necessary for a healthy, happy new life. At first, making these changes produces feelings of guilt. You have discovered that you do not enjoy gardening. Give yourself permission to sell your home and . move to an area that personally appeals to you. The guilt will WAGG FUNERAL HOME LTD. 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