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20 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 7,1993 "Sougog's Commubity Newspaper of Choice" 7 We Are the BIGGEST & THE BEST FOR LESS in Antiques and Collectables Furniture - China - Glass - Jewellery Folk Art - Floral Arrangements - Prints NOW MILITARY MEMORABILIA 143 Perry St., Port Perry 985-4823 he <& or pr Come and enjoy New Years Eve at Western Spurz Limousine Service Midnight Champagne Toast HERES WHATS INCLUDED: ¢ 5 course sit down dinner e Glass of red or white wine e Party favours » Champagne toast at midnight Cocktails at 7pm Dinner at 8pm "Reservations only please" $75.00 per person taxes included "RESERVE TODAY" Western Spurz Hwy. 12, Manchester just north of Reach Rd. 985-7593 With these April showers of the last week, it seems no one went visiting. Next Sunday will be White Gift Sunday at Utica. An inter- esting service at church Sunday was "Hanging of the Greens". Six families took part. Julia Baster and friend Jason were supper guests with her parents on Sunday. Elizabeth Taylor and I at- tended the seniors dinner Nov. 30 in Uxbridge. Dec. 14 will be pot luck at Ep- som Church with UCW in charge. An open invitation to all ladies to come and join us at 12:30 p.m. Dec. 12 at Utica Church - White Gift Service. Also, it is our Food Bank collection day. Arnold and Gail Kerry are holding Christmas dinner for their employees and families, who work for John Deere, Dec. 11 at Memory Hall, Utica. David and Barbara Sim- monds have another grand- 'child, a gift from Beverly. Dec. 19 at 7:30 p.m. will be the Christmas Tree at Epsom Church. Most homes are brightened with lights for Christmas. I think Tom Armstrong takes the prize again this year. We were sorry to learn of the death of Dr. Hertzburg. Our sympathy to the family. I hope you are planning to at- tend the pot luck supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Len Stroud, Dec. 11 at 6 p.m. This is the W.1. Buffet Supper. Please bring the children and don't be ta. Bs SR "a. Norm and Bernice Mairs were married on December 8, 1943. Pot luck dinner Dec. 14 surprised to hear "ho, ho, ho" an have a little visit from San- The Janetville couple celebrated their 50th wedding anniver- sary with friends and family during a party at Nestieton Hall on Sunday, Oct. 24. The couple has children. three children and four grand- Clarification A story concerning the newly passed burning bylaw in the Township of Scugog printed in the November 30 edition of the Port Perry Star requires clarifi- cation. According to section 10 of the bylaw, "A farmer who intends to set or maintain a fire in open air on a specified day for disposal of vegetable matter or vegetation on farm lands, which is normal and incidental for farming pur- poses, shall obtain a permit good for a period of a maximum of 14 days and will be required to notify the fire department on A each of the days he intends to burn." il This aspect of the bylaw. was inaccurately reported last week. Breakfast with Santa The whole family will have an opportunity to have breakfast with Santa Claus as the jolly man comes to town. Santa will be the guest of the Manchester Lions Club when he comes to breakfast on Satur- day, December 11 fron 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Manchester Lions Hall. For a cost of $6 per person, the breakfast includes scrambled eggs, bacon, pancakes, home fries, toast, juice and coffee. The price also includes a picture with Santa Claus. The proceeds from the event goes to Lions Clubs Community Projects. House fire causes $20,000 damage A house fire on Saturday night caused approximately $20,000. According to Durham Region- al Police, the Scugog Fire De- partment responded to a house fire on Reach Street at approxi- mately 10 p.m. The fire, believed to have been caused by a faulty kero- sene heater, caused mainly smoke damage to the house. Police also said at least one resident was treated for smoke inhalation. Police kept busy man, 26 Divison officers re- Durham Regional Police were kept busy with a number of acci- dents on Monday, November 29 sponded to 12 calls throughout the day. None were serious acci- as a result of the slippery condi- dents. tions. This number was considered According to a police spokes- highby the department. MACKEY, BAILEY & KORB BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS Saturday Mornings - 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon 985-7391 l.ake Scugog Lumber Building Oshawa Rd., Port Perry