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16- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 13, 1998 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Here's hopin Even all the rain and occasional freezing rain which hit this area last week is good weather com- pared that which has struck Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec over the past week. What hard- ships the residents there are undergoing. Several local students are finding life difficult in Kingston and Ottawa. We all hope for improvement for these hard-hit areas. Many local residents attended the New Year's levee of MPP John O'Toole on Sunday afternoon. This event was held at the new Courtice Rec. Centre. Edith McLaughlin i Thank You, assistance. you! Thank You, | Thank You!!! VICTORY CHRISTIAN CENTRE EXPRESSES APPRECIATION TO COMMUNITY AFTER LOSS IN FIRES. A big thank you to the firefighters of Scugog and Uxbridge for your hard work! Thank You to Emmanuel Pentecostal & Hope Christian Reformed Churches for housing us in the interim. Thank You to the many other churches and citizens of the Port Perry community 'Who have expressed regret & offered We especially wish to thank our Victory Christian youth & youth leaders who worked to make "Solomon's Porch" possible. Keep Dreaming! We're still with 3 Always we express thanks to our Lord Jesus Christ whose love and mercy are unfailing. PLEASE NOTE: Kid's Club will not begin this | Co Saturday. Kick-off date will be announced, ih . from 4pm on taxes & gratuities extra 96 per person Half Time WAL Zo C LL NTEST col ht ) &. dh » Ee Sun, Jan. 25 All-You-Can-Eat Tailgate Buffet -- Call for Reservations 985-4888 ext. 219 SPAR } ( i | ) INNO IPED from 4pm * Big Screens § * Big Buffet Ds * Biggest Fun - % Around! enjoyed much company over the holiday season. Mrs. Elaine Romeril of Guernsy, Joyce Wright of Brampton and Jason Kyte of Old Forge, Pennsylvania all spent some time with her. On Dec. 27 she hosted her entire family for a Christmas gathering. Present were Donna and David Kyte, Denis and Jo McLaughlin, and Deb and Ron Vice and all of their families for a great gath- ering. There were 12 tables at the weekly card party with the following winners: Merv Storrie, Doris Manns, Charlie Campbell, Kathleen Watts, Gord Harrison, Verna Slute and Neta Fish. Lucky draws were won by Audrey Mahaffy, Muriel Selby, William Dunn, Adam 'Mathewson, Joyce Kelly and Doreen McLean. Solina Celebrates 95 Years of Women's Institute Work By Dora Martyn Solina Women's Institute invited other branch members of the dis- trict to attend their 95th anniversary celebration. Jean Van Camp, Edith McLaughlin, Kathleen Watts and Dora Martyn attended the party on Saturday and reported a wonderful time. A deli- cious dinner started the activities followed by SYPIVIIIIIIIVIIIIVIIVY of Valentines Portrait? 985-0067 €g¢ggegececeeeceeceecee a GREAT BLUE TIN CHARITABLE CASINO & BINGO PERRY 1888 "4000 "Special Someone" Custom portrait Boudoir portrait Parra cte dad didi iuihhdaihg Join us for the Big Game! INDOOR TAILGATE PARTY Drive To Uxbridge For Our Service Valo eTeYoYo MB I-VI FY Surprise that with a or \ €gg¢gggcecececeececeees 0 JT] 3 Customers Diane Richardson Mobile: 905-404-5254 ~ 14 yrs. Sales Experience CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC GEO 852-3331 1+800+263-2000 BUICK PONTIAC O ove Williamson 852-3357 1+800+757-2004 greetings from Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre who presented the group with a congratulatory plaque. District President Brenda Metcalf brought | greetings and other branches added their con- gratulations as well. Barbara Kapteyn read, "My Society" taken as a tribute to a past member Marguerite Fraser written in 1964. A chorus of Institute members delight- ed the audience with sev- eral selections. Twenty-five year pins were presented to Doris Flett, Joyce Taylor, Bernice Watson, Margaret Ford, Ida Bray, Helen Hancock and Blaikie Rowsell. Members pre- sented a hilarious skit entitled, "A man's impres- sion of the Women's Institute." Many could g things improve for our neighbors to the east relate to this skit. It's healthy to laugh at our- selves. Fqrty-year member- ships were presented to Doris Flett, Jean Taylor and Dorothy Pascoe. The choir favored us again with three selections, "In The Old Town Hall, Ode to Joy" and an account of the Solina W.I.s activities through the years in song. Very well done, Solina Institute. We enjoyed the party and hope that you carry on for many more celebrations. Rev. David Shearman assisted with the memorial service for the late Rev. J.C. Hill which was held in the Columbus United Church on Sunday after- noon. Helen and Stuart Dorrell, Gerald and Joyce Kelly attended from this area. Communication course is designed for couples 'We were welcomed to the church service on Sunday with a beautiful hymn sing led by Betty Stone and Chris Ward. Anyone wishing to bene- fit from a "Couples Communications Course," are requested to phone Rev. Carson at 985-7787. Featured in this course is "Listening," "Sharing and "Disclosing," "Making Requests," "Clarifying Misunderstanding," Mutual Decision making," and "Managing Conflict." Brian Norrish Mobile:905-985-8997 Mobile: 905-433-7351 22 yrs. Sales Experience HO YEARS Uxbridge Greenbank area news by Doris Hill CE T-- The euchre party was cancelled Friday night due to the ice. We hope that everyone received the mes- sage. In the future if the weather is doubtful would you please phone Cliff at 985-8103 or Liz at 985-3073 to find out if it is to be held. The annual Park and Hall Board Meeting will be at Greenbank Hall on Friday, Jan. 16 at 8 p.m. This is an open meeting with all invited to attend. Tired of sitting at home on Saturday night? Well, come on out and join the Youth Group on Saturday, Jan. 31 for Rock 'N' Bowl. All youth members are encouraged to bring a friend. Any new comers will be gladly embraced. Please meet at the Greenbank Church for 7 p.m. to arrange rides to Northend Bowl. The Greenbank Youth Group is out in full force and ready to present the annual All You Can Eat Spaghetti Supper on Sunday, Feb. 15 from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Children - $2.50; Adults - $5; Family - $15. Tickets are available from any youth member or call 985-2006. . Lindsay Little Theatre "Audition call Auditions for the farce "Noises Off" take place Jan. 18 from 1 to 4 p.m. and Jan. 19 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Academy Theatre Lindsay Cast Galiios: ages 18 and up 05- 432-2757 for details. Show dates are March 27 to 29 and Apri 2to