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Ho! Ho! Ho! Christmas is just around the corner and that means one thing: Santa Claus is coming to town. That's right. Jolly old St. Cigarette theft Over $3,000 worth of cigar- ettes and a small quantity of cash was stolen from Seagrave General Store. The break, enter and theft oc- curred sometime Saturday night. No arrests have been made. No accidents due fofreezingrain Durham Regional Police at 26 Division reported no acci- dents because of Monday's freezing rain. Staff Sgt. Bill Van Doleweerd said drivers were using ex- treme caution on the road and that attributed to no mishaps. "It's still very slick out there," he told the Star early Monday afternoon. "We're very fortu- nate (that nothing has hap- pened.)' COMPARE THE RATE! 165 QUEEN ST., PORT PERR 985-8435 Member- Canada Insurance Deposit Corporation KK Superior 0 nd SPICES =X N\A RY # Entertaining this Christmas Season? We can make it easy for you. Kelly will be on hand SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10th from 11:30 to 3:30 to answer questions, give tips & samples 188 (ueen Street, Nicholas will be making his premiere appearance in Scugog Township in two and a half weeks. That's when the Santa Claus parade hits the streets of Port Perry. Locally, Santa's busiest little helper is parade organizer Wendy Davis. Eight bands, in- cluding a clown band, are set to fill the streets with the sounds of Christmas while marching between 50 floats and walking participants. After the parade, the kiddies can meet Santa and receive a bag of goodies at his house on Queen Street. Santa Claus will be at his Port Perry retreat for scheduled visits right up until Christmas. "It's nice to get away for a few hours from all the hustle and bustle at the North Pole to visit PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 6, 1990 -- 5 all the good children in Scugog Township," Santa confided to a reporter at the Port Perry Star. "And remember, if your school, service group or organi- zation hasn't entered a float in the parade yet, there is still time to do so," he said. "Just re- member, all entries have to be decorated in the Christmas theme." Parade applications can be Santa Claus needs more floats for parade picked up at Wendy's Boutique on Mary Street or the Chil- dren's Den or Port Perry Star, both on Queen Street. The parade starts at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 24. It will fol- low the same route as last year, starting at the fairgrounds, running down Reach Road to Lilla Street, Lilla to Queen Street and Queen to Water Street. Port Perry 985-0028 5 Points Mall brings you the Magic of hristmas with the arrival of SANTA SATURDAY, NOV. 10 at 1:00 P.M. Over 60 stores with Christmas gift ideas for the whole family! PORT PERRY [ 285 Taunton RAE Oshawa 436 1333 LANDAWN SHOPPING CENTRES FOR LEASING INFORMATION (416) 469-5655 i SHOPPERS DRUG MART EE RL Pu Ip CARS NSE EEE TTA EE EEE