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4- PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, December 28 1994 Kings, Queens and knights enjoy a Medieval Feast KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR Students at S.A. Cawker held a Medieval Feast last week to end their course of study on Medieval Times. Pictured above are the Kings and Queens of the Manor and at left some of the knights show their swords. faite GR ur i SEE SS Sih NER JS Bate LaiS REESE SIR SE ie ies What a joyous time it was Christmas now over is a joy- " ous time...full of love, kindness and good cheer, and we trust we'll keep its spirit throughout the coming year! As we have cel- ebrated His birthday again this year...we can look forward to a day with loved ones...warmth and happiness and the joys of Christmas which hopefully will never end. The nicest thing around a Christmas tree is a family...all wrapped up in one another. As this old year fades away leaving its memories...a new year will come in bright with promises...and we wish you for this new year silver lin- Yi =] o12) Cawker ings for your dreams ...fulfillment of all your hopes and happiness that lives the whole year long. Social News The Arthur Weir family en- joyed having Art's brother WORKS ON NEW CARS, USED CARS, EVEN RUSTY CARS! RUSTY CHECK | Whitby Location 200 Dundas St. W Open Evenings & Saturdays COUNTY OF VICTORIA SANITARY LANDFILL SITES CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR'S HOLIDAYS All landfills in Victoria County will be CLOSED on the following date: New Year's Day - Sunday, January 1st, 1995 Residents are to use their usual landfill. Please call the County Public Works Department at 324-9450 for further information regarding days and hours of operation. Questions regarding collection should be directed to your local municipal office. Please do not litter roadways or private property. Have a safe Holiday Season. | NOTICE ___ | Brian and his wife Meda and boys Mike and Mark from Al- berta visit over the holidays. Barbara's aunt Audrey from To- ronto also visited for a few days. Ken, Barb and Ashley of Cour- tice dropped in on Christmas Day. On Sunday, Dec. 18, Neta Fish and Calvin and Yvonne Holland and family hosted a lovely Christmas celebration for the family with 28 on hand with three generations present! All enjoyed the delicious meal and the family get together very much! : Sixteen of Edgar and Anne's- immediate Emerson family were present for Christmas. All had a joyous time together skat- ing on the pond and the lake, during this festive occasion! Alan and Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa were the genial host and hostess for the Cawker Christmas celebration on Sun- day, Christmas Day, with 23 present for a delicious repast and a great visit! Four genera- tions were present for this fes- tive time of year...all enjoying the meaningful time of visiting! Yours truly enjoyed the week- end with son Alan and wife El- eanor of Oshawa and the fami- ly. Don and Norma Frew hosted their family for the Christmas Day celebration with 25 present for the lovely Christmas dinner - a once-a-year festive occasion. Always a pleasure to have a spe- cial festive get together. Nestleton United Church On Christmas Sunday, Dec. 25, Rev. David Shearman con- ducted the lovely service with many much loved Christmas carols sung with Karen Yellow- lees, our organist, at the helm. Information Babyville program beginning again in January The Durham Region Health Department will begin another Information Babyville series on Tuesday, Jan. 17, 1:30 to 3 p.m. Information Babyville is a support and information group for mothers and newborns to one-year-old babies. The classes are led by a public health nurse and topics include adjustment to parenthood, nutrition, growth and development, infant dental health, parenting, safety and immunization. ) The eight-week course is held at the Port Perry United Church. There is no charge for the classes and fathers are wel- come to attend. For more information and to register call the Health Department at 852-9161. Dr. Kevin Dunkerley © Dr. Lionel McTague Dr. Robert Boyko, Orthodontist PORT PERRY DENTAL OFFICE COMPLETE FAMILY DENTAL CARE © DENTISTRY FOR ADULTS & CHILDREN Hospital Auxiliary Notes < Wing by Donna Sweetman The December meeting of the Hospital Auxiliary was held at the Oddfellows Hall on Mon- day, Dec. 19 at 12:30 p.m. A deli- cious Christmas luncheon was served by the Rebekahs. Mr. Brown and several guests from the hospital staffjoined us. We held a short business meeting. Then Mr. Brown brought greetings from the hos- pital. The expansion is almost done. The main lobby will be open the first week in January. The switchboard the second week. Then the cafeteria. By mid-January, everything should be finished. On Jan. 18, the new gift shop will be opened with refreshments in the cafete- ria. The wool convenor has wool if you wish to knit for the Auxil- 1ary. There were 12 babies born at Community Memorial Hospi- tal in November. The next executive meeting is (We collect from Insurance Companies) * Payment Plans Ammanged * Senior Citizens Discount « Insurance Assignment Accepted pn: -o N * Evening Appointments A EREEETEDY NEW PATIENTS WELCOME 462 PAXTON ST. (across from Port Perry Community Hospital) almost complete on Monday, Jan. 16 at 12:30 p.m. in the library. There is maple syrup for sale. It will be delivered by Christ- mas. Four thank-you notes and four thinking of you cards were sent since the last meeting. Alex and Margaret Ingram led us in a Christmas carol sing- a-long. Then they entertained us with some solos and duets. Joyce Stephenson gave us a de- lightful Christmas reading. Gertie Wanamaker drew the tickets for the afghan and the basket. Chris Cliff won the af- ghan and Sue Roberts the bas- ket. We made $280 from the draw. Gwenyth Thompson handed out the annual December News booklets. A big thank you to Gwenyth for all her work in the preparation of this booklet. Kent Farndale brought us greetings from the Hospital Board. The official opening of the expansion wing will be May 12. There will be tours the en- tire day and coffee in the court- yard. On Wednesday, Jan. 25, there will be a presentation of Weekender Ladies Wear. This will be at Carlan Apartments, 4569 Bigelow St. at 7:30 p.m. Some Auxiliary members are holding this to raise talent mon- ey. We will turn our talent mon- ey in at the April meeting.