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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 11, 1990 Scugog Christian School news We have entered the last week of our read-a-thon! Reading ends on Friday, December 7. We hope the students will begin collecting money from their sponsors next weekend, and that all the money will be brought to school by December 14. Please bring in pic- ture money also, if you have not already done so. Kindergarten - Mrs. vanEyk: We have started our Christmas Bible Story unit, focusing on Jesus' coming, how people felt about it, and what they did about it. Of course I will be challenging the children to make a personal response to this wonderful event. * Brand Name Double Wall Heat WOODSTOVES from $3 INSERTS from $475. Insulated Chimneys from $49 LEE 5 and 10 Year Warranties 7 Days and Evenings EMERSON FIREPLACES Cir 50. ZERO CLEARANCE from $5 75 5. Liners (stainless steel) from $275. Licenced Installers certified by CW.E.I Quality Workmanship & Great Prices Call BROOKLIN 416-655-8945 We've been talking about our families in our special unit All about Me, including family rules and responsibilities. Today we talked about homes and read the book A House is a Home For Me. We learned our addresses and phone numbers, and practiced dialing our numbers. Next week we will be talking about our big- ger family - God's family. Grade One and Two - Mrs. Lib- by: I enjoyed talking with each of the parents last week, regarding their child's progress. This week, we are starting the Christmas Story - also, your child will need a Mexican costume to wear for culating mp ss our program. In social studies, we have finished farm animals and for the rest of the year, we will be learning about Whales. For our read-a-thon, the grade one's and two's have read-so-far -- a total of 333 books! Grades Three and Four - Miss Kolkman: "Self-control is my weak point, Miss Kolkman. It is hard to do!" I'm sure we can all identify with that comment. Through discussion, we talked about temptations and self- satisfaction and then lead into how the love for Jesus and others will help motivate us to practice self control. Angela, Elisabeth and Nicole demonstrated this fruit of the spirit last week in devotions. This week we discuss- ed joy and how believing in God's Word brings joy in our life. In science we are studying the Ocean and Water. We are just finishing up our unit on Explorers and making up a booklet from all our activity sheets. Grades Five and Six - Mrs. Ashenhurst: It was great to final- ly meet all the parents from grade five and six. We have had a suc- cessful first term. I know the rest of the year will be good too. On Math, both grades are starting ~~ ( --_"} NS ATT WANN SE Casian ui (form erty Barbecue Heaven) - DAILY SPECIALS - NOW SERVING - Shanghai, Szechwan, Mandarin & Cantonese Lic. LLBO Hwy. 12, North of Brooklin {Canadian Menu also avalabie) 655-8911 RESTAURANT DINING measurement; in language we start a unit called 'A Medieval Christmas." In science we con- tinue our study on recycling. Last week we had a visitor, Michelle Bull, who talked to us about Con- sumer Awareness. Grades Seven and Eight - Mrs. Guetter: Last Friday the grade eight class was off to the volleyball tournament at Durham Christian High. Thank you to Mrs . Daniels for driving us there! This week in social studies we will study the reasons for the fall of New France to the British and the effects. School Interests: The second in- our series of planning workshops was held last Tuesday. We had a fruitful discussion about such areas as property, facilities, transportation, finances, student life and spirituality. Leslie Taylor, 73 Leslie James Anson Taylor entered into rest in Oshawa General Hospital on July 26, 1990 in his 74th year. He was the second son of Beatrice and Newton Taylor "and farmed in Blackstock area all his life. On June 2, 1945 he married An- nie Ashton who mourns her loss along with their three children; Alice and her husband John Ken- nedy, Lindsay; Fred and his wife Cathie, Blackstock & June and her husband Donald Bickell, Bar- rie. Also his twelve grand- children. He is also survived by Qountry Corners Cafe SEAFOOD PLATTER * 1/2 Ib. HOME BURGER SHRIMP, SCALLOPS * FISH & CHIPS * HOT DOGS STEAK on a KAISER * SANDWICHES All Day Breakfasts and many more Home-Cooked Foods Scugog Island, Port Perry 985-9416 EATIN-TAKEOUT OPEN ALLYEAR CLOSED MONDAY The OLD MUNICH Restaurant & Bistro \ 255 KING ST.E,, (at Ritson) OSHAWA specializing in German Foods ENTERTAINMENT & DANCING Call for Reservations ... 436-5065 BOOK YOUR CHRISTMAS PARTY NOW! CHINESE § CANADIAN Wednesday Specials Dinner - $7.99 % % HAPPY TOWN RESTAURANT 28 Brock St.W., UXBRIDGE All-You-Can-Eat Butfet (inc. Salad Bar) and (Lobster - Dinners Only) BUFFET HOURS: Lunch- $5.99 - 11:30 10 2:30 ... Dinner - $11.99 - 5:00 10 830 PM HOURS: 11:30 AM 10 10 PM Weekdays; 11:30 AM to 11 PM Weekends J 852-3789 Fast Take-out 852-3789 also "ala Carte * Ciosed Tuesday 158 WATER STREET PORT PERRY 985-44 ... featuring Fresh Salads, Pasta, Pizza, Chicken Ribs & Steak LIC. LLBO HOMEMADE CHRISTMAS BAKING 10% Discount for Seniors 150 Water Street, Port Perry Open 7 Days a Week - 6 AM to Midnight 985-0596 ee mete ---- Steaks and 'Burgers The 2. PORT, \ | FAMILY RESTAURANT Sit Down Service and Take-out 7A at WATER ST., PORT PERRY 985-4707 | La Pasta Villa RISTORANTE Fine Dining * Italian Cuisine * Lic. LLBO For reservations call 852-4335 44 BROCK ST. W., UXBRIDGE DELICIOUS LUNCHES HOMEMADE DESSERTS TAKE-OUTS 143 PERRY STREET, PORT PERRY 985-3942 Monday & Tuesday Lunch Special Homemade Soup & Roll, Salad, Coffee or Tea ... $4.95 8:30 to 4:30 Mon. to Sat. his two brothers Douglas and his wife Kay of Norland & Stanley of Blackstock. The funeral service was held on Monday, July 30 from Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville. Rev. Dale Davis from Blackstock United Church gave a wonderful tribute to Leslie with kind words and prayer. Pallbearers were Murray Byers, Cecil Gibson, John Archer, Henry Wotten, Pat Porrill and Fred Griffen. Following the burial in Hamp- ton Cemetery, the many relatives and friends came back for lunch which was served by the Shirley Women's Institute Ladies in his retirement home which was built on the farm where he was born and farmed all his life, and is now owned and operated by his son. All Leslie's farming years he took great pride in his registered Tamworth pigs and Shorthorn cattle. In 1966 he won the Tam- worth Premier Breeder Ex- hibitors Award at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. In later years he judged at numerous fairs, Western Fair, London, On- tario, Toronto Exhibition, Roseneath, etc. Upon retirement his summers were spent in his large garden. In winter he enjoyed travelling by car to Florida for a months holi- day. His life centered around his family, home, grandchildren and neighbours. He will be sadly miss- ed by all who knew him. Correction The Port Perry Senior Citi- zens Club are holding Christ- mas Euchres on Wednesday, Dec. 19 at 1:30 p.m. and Satur- day, Dec. 22 at 8 p.m. at the Latcham Centre. There will be no Christmas Euchre on December 12, as re- ported in last week's edition of the Port Perry Star. INSURANCE BROK (H LIMITED 193 QUEEN ST.. PORT PERRY. 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