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JN. ASSN | ANE Yo Nt (5 Ri The offices of the PORT PERRY STAR at 235 Queen Street © willbe FRIDAY & SATURDAY JANUARY 11 & 12 __hewspaper production facilities and retail office supply our new buildingat = Mary Street - Port Perry. | Please Note: The Star's Business Office, Editorial and : n commencing 1:00 p.m. Wednesday, January 9, 1991. The | office supply store will open on Monday, January 14, 1991 Sorry for any inconvenience '| Advertising Departments will be open at 188 Mary Street ke Correction Notice In the Ontario GM Dealers Federation advertisements, which appreared in this publication between December 21 and 30, 1990, - the savings reflected in the ad of over $3,000.00 did not take into account that due to the waiver .of cash backs when 10.9% financing is chosen, the effective interest rate in the given example of the Chevy Corisica LT model would be 12.95%. As such, applying the effective interest rate to the example, the effective cost of borrowing would be $4,442.80 and the total effective savings would be $2,356.16. | We regret any confusion this may have caused our valued customers. Ontario GM Dealers Federation Christmas seemed to fly How quickly the Christmas season raced by with all.the special activities. On Christmas Eve a capacity congregation en- joyed the special Christmas Eve service at the Blackstock Untied Church. Special music selections were presented by the Nestleton Senior Choir and the Blackstock Junior and Senior Choirs. Rev. D. Davis gave several very thought provoking Reflections. A truly beautiful service. Mrs. Rena Snowden of Whitby spent several days at Christmas with her daughter Peggy and Ralph Larmer and enjoyed the family gathering held on Christmas Day. On Chrismas Day Mr. Percy VanCamp, Aileen VanCamp, Merrill VanCamp, Valerie Van- Camp, Keith and Wilma Van- Camp, Cindy and Dennis Werry, Robert and John, Barry Van- Camp,, Leanne and Jim O'Don- nell and girls of Kitchener, Deb and Bill Showler of Oshawa, Jay VanCamp and Kally Hart of Markham were guests of Marie and Bob Attfield, Jamie, Mark and Scott of Pickering. . Rev. Doreen VanCamp of Sud- bury spent part of the holiday week with her mother Mrs. Margaret VanCamp and visited relatives and friends. Paul Larmer and his fiancee Marg Devorski, Guelph spent a couple of days in the area when they enjoyed visiting relatives and friends in the area. Harvey and Joan Graham hosted the Hoskin family Christmas with their guests as Muriel Hoskin, Pat Fletcher, Terry Ledrew, Diana and Scott Fletcher, Ron and Sandra Hoskin, Craig, Shawn and Tracy, Cheryl Graham, Red Deer, Alberta, Rob Graham, Toronto, Mark Graham, Shelley Holliday. On Saturday Lois Yellowlees HAVE YOU MADE YOUR NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION? Watch for our Participation Night. hosted the annual Larmer fami- ly New Year's gathering. Unfor- tunately her husband Harvey was a patient in Oshawa hospital. In addition to members of the Yellowlees "family her guests were Ralph and Peggy Larmer and their family, Glenn and Marion Larmer and their family. On Sunday Percy VanCamp and his family, Mrs. Stanford VanCamp and her family, Susan and Stephen Saywell and their family gathered at the recreation Centre for a pot luck dinner and a great visit. About forty members of the clan enjoyed this party. Jim and Barb Byers, Jeff, Julie and Jennifer spent Christmas Day with the Sedgwick family in Norwood. On Sunday, Joan and Harvey Graham hosted the Graham fami- ly gathering with Cheryl Graham of Red Deer, Rob Graham with his house mates Louis and Wade of Toronto, Mark Graham, Joyce and Gerald Kelly, Elaine ang Esther, Francis Peeters 0 Reaboro, Elizabeth and Peter Peeters and Courtney of Omemee, Chris Mackey, Brooklin. Robert apd Sue Green of Guelph spent several days with his parents Don and Marjorie Green and family before Christmas. They were pa the Green family Christmas gatner- ing when Jack and Helen Green and family joined the Don Green family at the Don Green home. Julie Bryant of Ottawa and Dwayne Bryant of Mitchell were with their parents George and Brenda Bryant and Chris for a few days. They enjoyed having Grandma Bryant home from Oshawa Hospital for the Bryant family gathering. Later in the (Turn to page 3) How to lose weight without losing your mind. Introducing the new PERSONAL 3 0)(0 PROGRAM. Its a pretty hectic world. 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