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Sorry that there was no news last week, John, the kids and I were at the cottage. Snowmobil- ing was great. Just ask Elizabeth about muddy spots. I would like to thank all those great looking shepherds, kings and angels that helped with the Cantata at the United Church. I would especially like to thank Jeff and Jon Jamieson for looking after the small shepherds and Heather Bredin who looked after the two most beautiful angels that I have ever seen - Meegan and Jena. Heather carried it a bit too far though. It wasn't necessary to have that ghostly white face to 'match her angel outfit. Les and Grace Beacock enjoyed a special day with family at her son Grant Beacock in Oshawa. Sandy and Irene Moore spent some special time with the Don Swain's of Blackstock at the home of their daughter Mrs. Larry Ashton of Oshawa. I hear that Charlie Clarke is celebrating his 90th birthday next week. We all enjoyed Charlie's sermon a few weeks ago. So- meone should find out his secret for the long good life he is leading. There are also some very belated birthdays. We wish hap- py returns to Florence Smith, Helen Wolsney, Grace Beacock and our former minister Rev. R. Brawn of Hamilton. Sandy Moore also has a birthday around this time. I think around Jan. 7th. John and Diana Brough spent some time with us at the cottage. We enjoyed the visit and the kids enjoyed learning some Nintendo . secrets from Kyle. Les and Grace Beacock spent some time with their son don at Grace's sister the Durths of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibson formerly of Prince Albert were visiting several local friends in the area. The Gibsons now live in Coboconk. D.J. SERVICES Mike Benns 985-4744 ANTIQ COLLECTIBLES both large & small at LANDFALL FARM R.R. 1, Blackstock, Ontario 5 mi. east of Port Perry on Hwy. 7A (416) 986-5588 OPEN EVERY DAY Except Wed. & Thurs. by chance. No G.S.T. i Please recycle this newspaper Don't forget that holidays are over. Euchre is on Thursday nights. Courses start up again and so does curling. Have a good week. Did you make a New Year's Resolution? I'm thinking of some but I don't know if I want to make that commitment. With news for next week please call Ilean. by Ilean Pugh About seventy-five people at- tended the New Years Eve Dance at the Community Centre. Everyone had a great time and a big thank you goes . out to the committee in charge you did a great job in making everything just right. Hopefully there are some volunteers come forward to look after the dance for 1991. If some lady is missing a pair of boots they are at the hall and also would anyone who took tea towels home to wash please return as we PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 8, 1991 -- 15 New Year's Eve dance at hall well attended are getting short. The first euchre of 1991 was held on Jan. 3rd with eleven tables. The winners for the even- ing: Irene Currell, Myrtle Gimblett, Clara Whitter, Thomas Manns, George Harper, Tom Cur- rell; Draws: Gord Smith, Violet Linton, Owen Gray. Euchres are held every Thursday at 8 p.m. Mrs. Shirley Garvey arrived from Japan on Saturday to spend a few days with her mother 'Florence Smith. The U.C.W. will be meeting on Wednesday evening in the church hall at 8 p.m. The roll call-a writ- ten suggestion of something you would like the U.S.W. to do during the 125th anniversary year. All ladies of the church are invited to attend. Birthday greetings go out to Rev. Charlie Clarke who will be celebrating his 89th birthday on Thursday. Please give a call to 985-2146 or 985-7046 we need to have your calls so we can have a news TEMPO & e2dr.L = eAir conditioning eAutomatic eSport instrument cluster eDual electric remote mirrors Electric AM/FM stereo/clock einterval wipers YOUR CHOICE: o2-dr. LX *#1 in the World!** «All new from the round up! 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