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I Sn A ------ NT nn, +. "A Family Tradition for 132 Years" | PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 22, 1998 - 17 They're out of school and running around Area residents are reminded that our children are out of school for the next two weeks and that our children will be enjoying the outdoors, the weather. Please be careful with road and our driving during this festive season. Sympathy of the Community is extended to Anna Walker and her family of Sun Valley in the sudden passing of Anna's husband Archie last Saturday, December 19 at Port Perry Hospital. Visitation at Low and Low Funeral Home on Tuesday afternoon and evening. The funeral is in the chapel on Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. Archie was well known for his musical talent having Be on the lookout for playing children enterained at many functions with his guitar, piano and vocal number. He played several piano selections at the church variety night on November 20. Seagrave Church News Happy birthday this week to Stanley Thomas (born Christmas). The poinsettias in the chapel on Sunday were from Mrs. Ruth Zolitz and Mrs. Gloria Newman, during the service Kathy David and Jason Wanamaker and their mother Pam read the advent readings and lit the candles of hope, peace and joy and the purple candle of love. During the children's time Rev. Carson talked about "Baby Jesus' Birthday" and how we prepare for Chrismas ending "happy birthday to Jesus". The Choir sang "(Lo, how a rose e'er blooming)". The sermon was in spite of scandal". All are welcome to attend the Chrismas Eve service at Greenbank Church this Thursday at 7:30 p.m. That's it for this week. Diane and I both extend a happy holiday season to our community. Please call Diane Cooke at 985-3722 for your news items next week. Don't forget...... everyone loves to hear about sports news, birthdays, local events...... don't forget to give us a call. Stolen sled recovered Police recovered and returned a stolen snowmo- bile and gear to a Port Perry residence after thieves took it for a joyride, police say. Sometime between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. on Dec. 17, police say thieves broke into a Old Simcoe Rd. resi- dence in Prince Albert by kicking in a back porch door. Once inside they made their way to a basement bedroom and then went" out to the garage where they took a snowmobile, two helmets and gloves. Preparations for the Holiday Season are quite hectic St. John's News Preparations for the Christmas Season are pro- ceeding at a hectic pace at St. John's. Members of the Church School Choir and the Church Choir are busy rehearsing music for the Christmas Eve Eucharist, the Service of Carols and Lessons (on the Sunday after Christmas) and also for the Feast of the Epiphany. And these are not the only special services which will be held at St. John's dur- ing the "Twelve Days". Certainly the First Eucharist of 1999, which will be celebrated at 10:00 a.m. on New Year's Day, is a must for anyone who wants to start the New Year in the best possible way. On December 29th, the Choir will bring Christmas Music to the residents of the Community Nursing Home and The Villa. Father Hugh and everyone at St. John's pray that you, our readers, will be blessed with Happiness and Peace during this Christmas Season and that those blessings will continue throughout 1999. Colin Beal, reporter. Following their tracks, police say the thieves took the sled for a ride around the Prince Albert area and through some fields before stopping at Suny's gas sta- tion and getting $5 in gas. They then made their down Chester Crescent and around the surrounding area before dumping the sled in a field about 100- yards west of Mother Jackson's Open Kitchen. The snowmachine, hel- mets, and gloves were all returned to the owner. Ladies Wednesday Team 'Standing: Thyme 17, Basil 14, Sage Oregano 2. Games over 200: Ladies' bowling scores Lee 231, JoAnne Russell 229, Darlene Vanderzwet 223, Joyce Hawkins 211, ; Ruth Algar 210, 202. 13, Mint 9, Rosemary 8, 3 : : 557, Nancy Wood 556, Caron Weber 551. Nancy Wood 234, Marg 7 Triples 550: Marg Lee New Year's Eve Dinner Last sitting 8:30pm Meet your friends here before you go out celebrating! For reservations call 985-2066 1:00-3: {a oS aenil ll 1:00-3:00pm 6:30-8:30pm You'v e always got ime | for ol i 5 Free Holiday Skating | i Compliments of 7, Howlous Hs at participating Durham Region arenas Free Holiday Public Skating Schedule At 6 Durham Region arenas 4 1:00-2: 12:00-2: 1:00-2:20pm 1:00-2:20pm i 2:00-3:45pm 2:00-3:45pm 2:00-3:45pm Id, EA FROM AIT DURHAM REGION STORES. Fresh om Liinenburg 1 N. S. RD SHELL LOBSTER ~ & MUSSELS From Lobster Boats to Area Residents in the same day. Order now for New Year's A cigs more information call (905) 985-3657 \ 7 ------ 0 Coming Events Lung Association The Regional Respiratory Rehabilitation program and The Lung Association Durham Region are partnering to offer Sign Off Smoking. - Sign Off Smoking is a three session, struc- tured smoking cessa- tion program. The pro- gram begins Thursday, Jan. 7 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Lakeridge Health, temporary break in their home for people living with a disability. A screening process is required and a small per diem will be paid to successful applicants. If interested please call 905-427-3541. New Year's Levee Scugog Mayor Doug Moffatt invites you to attend a New Year's Day Levee. ~The event is being Whitby. held Jan. 1 from 2 to 4 Fees are $35 and p.m. at the township includes materials. council chambers, on Space is limited so reg- ister early at the Lung Everyone is wel- Association at 436- come. There will be 1046. . refreshments and entertainment. Perry St. in Port Perry. Family respite services Gingerbread Durham Association Village for Family Respite The Gingerbread Services is a non-profit Village at Scugog agency, committed to Memorial Public families who are caring Library will run until for an individual with a Dec. = 31, developmental or phys- ical disability. Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Presently Durham and on Tuesday, Family Respite Thursday from 10 a.m. Services is looking for to 9 p.m. and on caring volunteers who Saturday from 10 a.m. are able to provide a Conting Events sponsored by... TRUCK LETTERING, SANDWICH BOARDS, MAGNETICS, ETC. we also do WINDOW TINTING (HOME, OFFICE, AUTO) BANNER RENTALS (For Birthdays, Anniversaries) 985-5277 1575 HWY, 7A PORT PERRY