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A Aswe write this we haven't a clue as to who will be members of our new muni cipal council but we figure it is the time to again protest about the lack of council news. As we recall it, the paper carried a description (and picture too) of the inaugural meeting two years ago and since then -- almost nothing. Why shouldn't coun- cil use our local paper to report what most certainly is our business? A few lines about school board decisions wouldn't be a bad idea either. All signs point to Christmas here. Santa paid his annual visit to the store on Satyrday afternoon. He blew in from the west this time in a red convertible and handed out candy to more than 150 children. The lady coffee makers were busy too. Santa also visited the shut-ins. On Saturday evening the GM choir from Oshawa gave a concert in the church. It was sponsored by Unit 2 U.C.W. but attendance was only fair. The music was a good no-nonsense variety and was decidedly Christmassy in content so was well received. The faithful arrived as usual for Sunday morning service at which Mr. Criteh spoke on "Voices of Advent." In the evening the chureh was filled for the presentation of the Christmas Pageant which has become so much a part of our season's activ- ities. This is completely home-produced by members of the S.S. - both large and small. It wouldn't do to mention names but we can say that this year's pre- sentation was up to the usual standard. Coming up are - the U.C.W. Christmas party on Dec- ember 13, the Christmas tree on December 15 and the White Gift service on Dec- ember 17. Ladies attending the U.C.W. party will please bring a small gift for the exchange. All are welcome. With our Christmas - like weather we weren't sur- prised to see one snowmobile enthusiast trying on Sunday to persuade himself that the season had begun. Mrs. Jean MacTaggart slipped back from Oshawa for a few days with village friends. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clarke - REMINGTON Shaver Remington SHAVER 16 550 Cordless $33.95 88 -- SUGG. LIST $24.95 Dual shoving | heads. Extra set of blades. Push-up heads make for easier cleaning. REMINGTON Lectro Blade 26 Shaver $27.95 SUNBEAM Fastback 727 $23.95 'SHAVEMASTER' $ 2 688 - SUGG. LIST $36.98 Siont shape dual shaving head. Side burn trimmer and self-sharpening blades. and family from Oakville were in the community during the week-end calling on old friends and had Sunday dinner with the Nicholls family. Other former citizens Mr. and Mrs. Henry Topping of Montreal visited the Scotts last week Young Stephen Taylor of Scugog had his week-end at the Belair home. Abroad at the moment are Mrs. McNeil and Mr. and Mrs. Venner. Mrs. McNeil is visiting her daughter Mrs. Litteral in Barrie. The Ven- ners are heading toward Florida but intend having a visit with their daughter in Niagara Falls and their son in Washington on their way. So far as we now know next week-end will be quiet with regular services. NEED MUSIC? for a WEDDING \ DANCE Call 985-3089 A. lh. eagrave News P.Hvidsten after 6 p.m. Deluxe Triple Header *34°: | Features 9 closeness/comfort settings. Floating heads ond new trimmer. At- tractive gift cose and travel wallet. AAR AR ARR AAR a. ., Ee et ie Jd MORAY, PORT PERRY STAR Wodhesds). Bes CY = Dec. 6. 1972 - 7 AAA AAA AAA AA Scugog News Don't forget the Christmas concert at "Grace" Church on Sunday night at 8 p.m sharp. 15 members of the various church boards met after service in 'Grace' to get further reports from the visiting groups and make Christmas plans. The coms. mitments and interest ap- pear to be much more encouraging. Rev. Brown is giving us much good advice and helping in every possible way and he well deserves our support. The Sunday School has decided not to have a White Gift Sunday this year. But as we are $300. behind with our missionary and Service Fund it is thought to be more beneficial if envel- opes are given out at the door next Sunday to be returned the following Sunday and this will take the place of the White Gifts. Rev. Brown will soon be sending out a Christmas letter to the whole pastoral charge. All adherents will receive a special invitation to be present for the Christ- mas services 'Grace' ember 13 at AND NEW YEARS U.C.W. will enjoy its Mystery Sister and special evening Dec- "Grace" Supper . GROUP DINNERS . PARTIES Church. All newcomers will be welcome. [tis a great way to meet your neighbours and , learn about one branch of the church Reservations Now Being Taken -- call Mrs. Dennis 985-3281 CENTENNIAL TAVERN RESTAURANT WATER STREET BANQUETS -- PORT PERRY BUSINESS DINNERS for the man in your life! lectric Shavers SHICK SHAVER $23.95 RETRACTABLE SHICK 23 Cordless Shaver $39.95 Phili BRUTONS 2} No nt Philishave Spe s 1 4.88 EACH Very special! The'90 Super features save's twin flexible heads. Includes flexible coil cord. EIB ~. \ A= Na in all styles and price ranges PHILISHAVE DELUXE $28.95 525 dd HA, casi