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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 5, 1995 -5 Making Christmas brighter Scugog family hosting a huge display again this year By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star Judy Reid and Kay Not- man are brightening up Scugog Line 3 for the fourth straight year with their fantastic Christmas light display. The home, located just off the Oshawa Road, has been attracting car loads of holiday sightseers for the past three years, much to the owners' delight. Mrs. Reid and her moth- er Mrs. Notman began buying Christmas orna- ments at auctions several years ago and began add- Ing more lights outside their home each year. "We have fun doing it and now people expect it every year. We do it for our enjoyment as well as oth- ers. It's nice to go out and talk with the people," said Mrs. Reid. Although Mrs. Reid didn't want to estimate the number of lights on her property, she said there has to be more than 50,000. It takes months of work to set the displays up and Mrs. Reid says she re- ceives plenty of help from her daughters and other relatives. Every night through November and December the lights go on and a win- ter wonderland is un- veiled. There are lights on all the trees and leading from one display to an- other. Throughout the week friendly! FH sh Christmas at the... Port Perry Flea Market Open Saturdays and Sundays 9:00am to 5:00pm 1540 Hwy. 7A West Port Perry (905) 985-8424 nce again have an incredible light display on their property on Scugog Line 3. Any donations to the light display goes to The Port Perry Lions Club. Food donations are also being accepted and will be donated to Operation Scugog for Christmas. the lights remain on until about 11 p.m. and closer to midnight on weekends. Closer to Christmas the owners' have hot choco- late on site for their visi- tors. Mrs. Reid and Mrs. Not- man encourage visitors to get out of their cars and stroll around the proper- ty, saying there is a lot to be missed if just viewing the displays from cars. A close look at the prop- erty reveals Santa Claus and his team of reindeer, Mrs. Claus' house, a mini- ature village and Santa's workshop, many with mo- » Save money while shopping for that unique Christmas Gift! e Many 'one of a kind' items, antiques, nostalgia, crafts! o Enter draws for one of four beautiful gift baskets! e Bring any food item for our Community Food Basket and receive a 'Country Buck' - $1.00 off a $10.00 purchase! » 17,000 ft. of bargains under one roof. Clean, warm, bright and « Wheelchair accessible, plenty of free parking! . » Open Christmas Eve, and New Year's Eve until 4pm. Port Perry Flea Market bile decorations. "Sometimes closer to Christmas I look out the window and there are so many people it looks like Disneyland," Mrs. Not- man said. The Port Perry Lions Club, who helps them with their display, has provided suckers and can- dy for children at the en- trance way. Any monetary donations made to the light display goes to the lo- cal service club. There is also a box at the entrance for non- perishable food donations to Operation Scugog. Children visiting the Reid-Notman home are also invited to mail their letter to Santa Claus in a special mailbox on the roperty. property All children, who leave their name and return address on the let- ter will receive a reply irom Santa. PRIDE RINGS It's the perfect gift with lasting memories, fe and here ave two # of the many modern styles. Available in all birthstones. 10 kt & 14 kt Gold. PENTLAND JEWELLERS 174 Queen St., Port Perry (905) 985-764 Order Now For Christmas! DAUGHTERS - 1 \~ { \ 0) Ui [) K\ \ IR pr $ NG X [11 A Ta \ dy od ® 7 ly] i ) Fa fn a) LY ks . AMUN y G7 ! Lev i Ya Y $id A Reales 7 and Restaurants in 4 PORT PERRY | Ontario's Favourite Country Town Dickens ) | > es = Maids, B= ZA) try als NSA )! C Pe ng py (7 > ' pe 4; OZ {¢ \ Le A ! \ r 128 ? 84 A REEL HH tH, Ail gg res (ZR 023! Presents a of a Weekends in ecember nce again this Christmas Season | be stroll through our i unique Victorian figs Hf Costumes, TMulled wad 4d Cider, Carollers and goa i dozens of Fine Shops » Located off HWY. 7A, 20 Minutes North of Oshawa & HWY. 401 Sh IAT For more information call (905) 985-4971 , ee : --N /