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6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Mon. December 24, 1984 Overflowing crowd at Epsom Christmas concert Epsom Area News By Jean Jeffery Christmas is certainly Love fills the song of in the 'air these days. birds with cheer Love fashions each small Love keeps Christmas flake of snow year by year. With beauty for us to The R.H. Cornish Con- know cert tonight (December chatterbox (continued) knowledge that if it ever goes "pop," the famine and abortion issues will quickly be academic for all of us. Finally, on a more mundane level, I am in a minor fret over those Maple Leafs (or Laffs, as they are being referred to in some circles). "More than I hate just to see a team lose and look terrible in the process, I am appalled when traditions are dragged through the mud. And that's what has happened to professional hockey in Toronto. A half century of proud tradi- tion has been on the skids for the past decade, and that bothers me much more than just a losing season. But enough on the anxieties of this Christmas. It is time to put them aside, give thanks for what is still good and honourable, and wish all of, you the best of the season. Now, to tackle that Christmas shopping . . I 0 0 2 0 0 0 KE 2K MONTH OF DECEMBER HOLIDAY SAVINGS Delicious Broasted CHICKE OPEN: Boxing Day & New Year's Day! BAYSHORE Our Hwy. 7A - Port Perry (enter via 7A Hwy. or Water Street) PHONE 985-3282 -- ORDER YOUR HOLIDAY PIES NOW! Mincemeat, pumpkin, coconut cream & fruit -- WE CATER TO LARGE & SMALL PARTIES Salads, cold cuts or chicken | SHORT TERM CERTIFICATES 30 - 59 Days 10.35" (Min. $200,000.) 30 - 364 Days 9Y4% (Minimum $5,000.) 3 Year Annual Interest 11Y2% (Minimum $500.) GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATE" Rates subject to Change without Notice STANDARD md TRUST 145 Queen Street, P.O. Box 1318 Port Perry, Ontario 108 INO Telephone: 985-8415 20) was well attended in- cluding several from our community. Wendy Evans sang in the choir and Jason Van Veghel sang a solo. Ross and 'Barbara Evans were weekend guests with the 'Wiersmas on Sunday and Monday and saw John off for a visit to Holland from Pearson Airport. Ross and Barbara Evans attended the staff party for the Wilson Auc- tion Barn on Wednesday evening. There was a wonderful concert at Epsom School December 18. There was an overflowing crowd. Much credit goes to Judy Taylor, June Kett and * Jill Postma. The vic principal Mr. George MacDonald was in charge. Superintendent for Durham area was pre- sent to make the draw for the Cabbage Patch Doll was E. M. Wood. The Cabbage Patch boy's wardrobe was won by Jamie Ashton. The Cabbage Patch girl's wardrobe was won by Irene Radford. This was a very suc- cessful project. I'm sure the children will enjoy the play equipment. Julie: Ashton stayed with her grandfather Ashton on Sunday even- ing, so that her grand- mother could attend Ep- som Christmas Concert. Let us remember at this season, let us pray "Let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me.' Today was a special day at Dahiem Nursing Home. It was their Christmas party for residents and their loved ones. Barbara Evans had lunch with her mother. Several from the area enjoyed the 'Messiah' at Uxbridge Trinity Church this week. Love- ly music - its inspiration will not be soon forgot. Church this Sunday will be at Utica at 11:15 a.m. followed by Communion. There will be a Christmas Eve Service at Epsom Church at 8:30 p.m. December 25th. When Christmas came to us again and as the old year ends, we give our thanks that we are bless- ed with dear and cherish- ed friends. Icy road Icy roads become much more treacherous as the temperature rises. Stopping on ice at freez- ing point takes twice as long as it does at minus ten (celsius) or lower, says the Ontario Safety League. Miracle of Christmas (From page 5) transformed and transfigured in Christ. And in our celebrations we shall begin perhaps TINDALL -- HOLLAND { Miss Gloria Marie Tindall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Keith Tindall, of Aurora, and Mr. David Wayne Holland, son of Mrs. Lorraine Holland, Keswick, were united in marriage on September 22, 1984, at Wesley United Church, Vandorf. Rev. James Bushell officiated and Mrs. Jane Durward, aunt of the bride, was the organist. The bride entered the church on her father's arm looking very radiant. She wore her mother's gown of three tiered lace with spaghetti straps. The jacket was accented by her Grandmother Tindall's gold brooch. Her head- piece was a lace hat that held a finger veil at the back. The matron of honour was Miss Debbie Cook of Aurora. The bridesmaids were Miss Fran Cook of Bowmanville, and Miss Jennifer Skelton of Richmond Hill. They wore floor length gowns of apricot satin with a white chiffon overlay. The bridesmaids wore apricot halos and the maid of honour wore a small white hat accented with an apricot halo. The best man was Tom O'Rourke of Mississauga. The ushers were Terry Holland, brother of the groom and Kyle Tindall, brother of the bride. The happy couple left for the reception at the Aurora Community Centre, via horse and wagon, driven by the bride's uncle, Mr. Earl Durward of Sun- derland. 'For a honeymoon to North Bay, the bride wore a black suit with an ; apricot cotton blouse. Her accessories were black shoes and hat. A corsage i of apricot baby roses accented her outfit. 's The newlyweds are residing in Keswick. Out-of-town guests were 3 present from Alberta, Toronto, Port Perry and surrounding areas. The 3 bride's grandmother, Mrs. Marion Durward was also present. The floral § bouquets were all made by the bride. rd a a PN RA Ge | ! Hearing Aid (entre ¢f Port Perry SNOW PLOWING . Dennis J. Hogan ann By Contract or Hourly Hearing Aid Consultant sexe Dr. E. Mannen's Office - 24 Water St. S., Lakeview John R. McDougal Plaza, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO. 985-2758 | \85.9192 am ON 4.% - \ J IC / X to find it true for ourselves. For there will be only gaiety and laughter ---- turkey dinners and gifts to open ---- there will also be generosity and compas- sion and thought for others. And perhaps, by God's grace, we shall let our religion run away with us for once! And if we then extend the truce of Christmas Day ---- which we gladly embrace for twenty-four hours ---- into the year that follows ---- there will be a new power of love, tolerance, wisdom, peace and happiness touching all our lives and work. Christmas is more than a tradition ---- more than an annual festivity ---- more than holly in the windows or a wreath on the door ---- more than trees loaded with tinsel and lights that sparkle ---- more than children whose stockings bulge with the love of others. Christmas is a miracle ---- God invading the shores of time. Christmas is magic ---- it makes the hardest of hearts a soft and loveable as a new-born baby. Christmas is Christ. If we take Christ out. of Christmas we have nothing left but an empty sym- bol and a hollow festival. May each and everyone have a Merry Christmas because Christ is in the centre. STEAM CLEAN UXBRIDGE © Oxitiban Carpets and Upholstery *Machine stays outside ALSO Dry Cleaning Upholstery 852-7322 JANITORIAL SERVICE 'Heavy Domestic Cleaning *Waxing *Walls *Windows BUSINESS HOURS FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER 1984 AND NEW YEARS 1985 December 27 and December 28 -- REGULAR HOURS -- Monday to Thursday ................... Sales 9:00 to 9:00 Service 8:00 to 5:00 Parts 8:00 to 6:00 Friday ............. i... Sales 9:00 to 5:30 Service 8:00 to 5:00 Parts 8:00 to 5:30 Saturday .............. Sales 9:00 to 4:00 Service - CLOSED Parts 9:00 to 1:00 Saturday, December 22 -- ALL DEPTS. 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