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"A Family Tradition for 127 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 23,1993 - 19 Many area residents visit Royal Winter Fair Congratulations to Bryan Horton and Tawnie Falconham who were married last Satur- day in Blackstock United Church with the reception fol- lowing at Cullen Gardens, Whitby. Bryan is the youngest son of Tom and Marg Horton. Best wishes to you Bryan and Tawnie. Weekend guests with Tom and Marg Horton were Audrey and Ben Morris of St. Williams, Lenny and Wendy Horton of Bracebridge and Jean Horton of Toronto. On Sunday morning Cecil and Marie Gibson attended the baptism of Mary Kate Cecilia, daughter of Eleanor and Wayne MacDonald at St. Mark's Unit- ed Church, Whitby. Following church, members of both the Gibson and MacDonald fami- lies gathered at the home of El- eanor and Wayne and son Gar- eth in Whitby in honor of Mary Kate's baptism. A happy family gathering. A group of ladies all born the same year (?) annually enjoy a holiday bash. Those attending this special birthday party on Saturday were Helen (Bowers) Deyell, Ruby (Morrow) Van Camp, Eileen (Toms) McLaugh- lin, Connie (Wheeler) Swain, ~#Norma (Bradley) Clarke, Gla- dys (Gibson) Pounder, Mona (Ferguson) Dunbar, Gwen (Wil- son) Lyons, Jean (Harris) Van Camp was absent. What a great time of visiting those gals would enjoy over luneh. How many can guess the year they were all born? On Thursday, Nov. 18 a large number of students from Kin- dergarten to OAC enjoyed a day named United We're Awesome, - SELLING OF - Donated Hardcovers Books Donated for the Scugog Memorial Public Library. * Friends in Christ" at Northmin- ster United Church, Oshawa. Attending from this area were Abby and Carla McLaughlin, Meghan Kyte, Colin Mann and Stephanie and Casey Shor- tridge. They report an excellent day of activities, song and fel- lowship. On Saturday evening a large crowd of friends and relatives gathered at the Nestleton Hall to hold a surprise Jack and Jill in honor of Valerie Van Camp and Ron Linton. Best wishes Val and Ron. Many from this area enjoyed the Royal Winter Fair which was held the past two weeks. From all reports the Royal was especially successful this year. On Sunday afternoon Gerald - and Joyce Kelly visited Fred. Pawley of Port Hope and ac- companied him to visit his wife Nancy in the Port Hope Nurs- ing Home. Later they were din- ner guests of Fred. On Sunday morning, many local members of the Van Camp family attended church service at St. Stephen's United Church in North Oshawa where a stained glass window was dedi- cated in memory of Stephen Saywell, long time minister of this church. A very special event. There were 11 tables at the weekly card party with the fol- lowing winners - Edna Manns, Richard Manns, James Emer- ton, Carl Ferguson, Gordon Fin- ney, Dorothy Beach and Olive Ormiston. Winners of the draws were Bernice Appleton, Doro- thy Beach, James Emerton, Earla Hill and Norman Rohrer. If any organization would like an upcoming event listed on my Thursday morning spot on C.K.L.Y. please contact me be- fore Thursday morning. It is an excellent opportunity to let the area know of your event. A successful cookie drive was held on Saturday by the various groups of the Guiding Move- ment. Appreciation to the lead- ers, parents and local business- es for their help in making this Donations to be delivered to "The Best for Less at 143 Perry St. 985-4823 (Please do not donate directly to the Library.) Books not required for the library will be SOLD OFF at our location and all funds raised willbe [N""" used towards the purchase of a new set of encyclopedias. p> "We need your support to make this goal possible." event such a success. Eighteen ladies met at the home of Margaret Mountjoy for the Nov. 17 U.C.W. meeting. Edith Mc hlin, our unit leader, opened the meeting with a poem, "Clouds." She wel- comed everyone and thanked Margaret for hosting the meet- 'PORT PERRY ing. Business was dealt with by the meeting. Connie Swain had the worship. She was getting us ready for Christmas season and read from "Reaching for Rain- bows" by Ann Weems. Eileen McLaughlin was responsible for the program. She introduced Michelle Balsam who modelled and showed us her "weekend clothing." The Christmas meeting will be at Lois Luke's home on Dec. 14 at 10:30 a.m. with a pot luck "luncheon. All ladies are wel- come to come and brin pot. The meeting close the Mizpah benediction. your with IT'S CHRISTMAS TIME IN PORT PERRY 33 If you haven't started your Christmas shopping yet, there's no better time than now! We've done everything to help you wrap up your holiday shopping quickly and conveniently PLUS ... we've decked all the halls and trimmed all the trees with the most festive sights around. Come join us for a Christmas shopping spree as we celebrate the merriest season of cheer. SHOP LOCALLY ... SHOP PORT PERRY | @dp, in Scugog x / () : (7 3 Township Port Perry ps YOUR DOLLAR DOES MORE WHEN YOU SHOP AT HOME Did you know... Saturday, Nov. 27 - 2 P.M. This advertisement provided as a community service by The Port Perry Star and Scugog Shores News ET TRAN of ]