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Kk 7 & SO Christmas Eve blaze J. PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR Scugog firefighters were called to an Uxbridge residence near Regional Road 23 and Reach Street Friday, Dec. 24 to assist Uxbridge Fire Department with a fire in a hobby barn and work shop. Firefighters are seen here fighting the blaze which caused about $50,000 damage to the structure. continues at Trent DOWN PAYMENT ! PAYMENTS ! FOR 120 DAYS 7.75%INTEREST FOR UP TO 60 MONTHS (0AC) ON ALL 1990-1993 USED CARS & TRUCKS AND NEW 1993 AND 1994 CHEV., OLDS., GEO, CADILLAC AND CHEVY TRUCKS UNTIL JAN. 3, 1994. CHEVROLET OLDS GEO * CADILLAC LTD. Hurry for Best Selection! LINDSAY - Hwy. 35 S. Toronto Line (416) 686-3426 TRENT == == Toll Free No. 1-800-668-5845 a Jean Jeffre Christmas, the first day of winter and cold weather and snow came to visit us last week. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to one and all. At Christmas Eve, the family of Floyd and Grace Evans met at the home of Garry and Deb- bie Evans. On Christmas Day, the Cuu family of Port Perry visited Grace and Floyd Evans. Jill and Gord Postma's guests were her sisters Pauline Hil- werba and Delmwyn Kerring- ton and their mother Mrs. Mound. On Monday, Barbara Evans and Ross held dinner for their family. Christmas Eve service and Communion was an outpouring of joy. Don Aslingled in the ser- vice of song and praise with much help from the choir. Rev. Wm. McKay conducted the com- munion service to all. What a crowd and what a joyous time. We were sorry our minister was unable to be present. We are hoping this week he will be able to take the service at 11 a.m. at Epsom. On Christmas Day, Keith and Faye Ashton opened their new home and welcomed the Asling family. On Sunday, they wel- comed 30 of the Ashton family for Christmas dinner. Beth Catherwood is staying with her mother, Rush Ashton, "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Many visit village over holiday for a few days. Luella Bailey en- tertained her family with din- ner "out" recently. Cliff and June Bertram were Christmas visitors with daugh- ter Joanne and John Hansen and children. Elden and Anita and baby Justin Evans were with her parents, the Jaggersmas, in Brockville for Christmas. Ross and Marilyn Munro and daughter Heather flew to Cor- pus Christi, Texas 'to be with daughter Leanne for the holi- day. Ray and Dorothy Munro had supper with daughter Betty and Len Somerville on Christ- mas Eve, then enjoyed the ser- vice at Seagrave Church. Rev. Bill and Melba McKay were pleased to have all their family home for Christmas. Earl and Elizabeth Taylor also welcomed their family fora Christmas holiday. the Christmas dinner at the home of Eleanor's sister, Mrs. Weddel of Mount Albert. Doris and Tom Armstrong, also Mr. Howard Gourlie and his son Howard, were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gourlie and family on Christmas Day. The Tapscott family get- together was held Sunday eve- ning at the home of Howard and Margaret Tapscott of Claremont. Twenty-nine en- joyed the beautiful buffet sup- per. Gerald and Nancy Hill, Kel- ly, Chris, Cindy and Alicia, also Ed and Ann Watson, enjoyed Christmas dinner with Norm and Betty Tapscott. Norm and Betty had pre- - Christmas holiday with Rev. John and Adelaide Tapscott of Halifax, Nova Scotia. Norine and Alan Card's fami- ly continued the family tradi- tion when all came home for Christmas breakfast. On Sunday night, Bill and Linda Kendry entertained the Alan Card family for Christ- mas. £0 Mrs. Baster's mother, Mrs. Clara Jones, and her aunt Mrs. Lila Faulkner, and the Baster girls were Christmas guests with Shirley and Paul. . On Boxing Day, Paul's family arrived and there were 30 to be seated at the festive table. There's lots of fun where there is abig family. I enjoyed Christmas Eve din- ner at my daughter's home in "Oshawa but felt too tired to go anywhere Christmas. Day so had a quiet time alone. <- Elva Kerry's family were with her for-Christmas Day. On * Sunday, 25 | «+ at the home of Grant Kerry of + Greenbank for a ddy t% The Powell family enjoyed . "while the Stearman the Kerry families met ogether family met at the home. of Wilda. Myers of Oshawa. ™ © © 7 «.. Janet -and Don Lehman and children went to Stouffville for Christmas Day, then to Chat- ham to visit some of his rela- tives. : : The Murisoris were enjoying a very nice Christmas until Catlien fell and broke his arm. He had just had a cast removed about two weeks ago. I guess the ice wasn't too smooth. Mrs. Murison's father Mr. Bert Grassick of Toronto .has been enjoying a Christmas holi- day at their home. Thank you to the many friends who have been so kind and thoughtful during this last few weeks when I haven't been feeling the best. 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