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ERE kad "TN "A Family Tradition for 134 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuésday, December 14, 1999 - 19 Remember there's less than two weeks until Christmas Well there's less than two weeks to go. Hope all those kids are being good cause we all know Santa's watching. I'm sure he won't think I'm good, I haven't done all of my shopping yet, but I'm close. The Robinglade Ladies Group had a great night for their Christmas dinner last Thursday. Sharon Scott won the 50/50 draw. Debbie Slute and Sandie Jonah won the "Husband Bingo" game. A very spe- cial thanks to Wayne Wanamaker for donating calendars for everyone and a great prize for the bingo game. Congratulations to Katherine Cooke, who along with her teammates on the Port Perry Belle ringette team won a gold medal at the Port Perry ringette tournament this past weekend. Port Perry won the championship after a well played game by both teams, Port Perry and Newmarket. The Seagrave U.C.W. pot luck dinner and pro- gram was enjoyed by all that attended including the men. The committee, Jessie Nobbs, Eleanor Nicholls, Lillian Ross and Karel Nottingham pre- sented the Christmas devotion and conducted some games after the din- ner. Donna Sweetman and Gertrude Wanamaker pre- sented a U.C.W. life mem- bership pin with visual to Lillian and digital Ross for her Seagrave effects. faithful ""y T h e work in the by Lab study group U.C.W. "Fr om T h e Jesus to Men's Group Ann Christ" will m e t SF: ae [1 {e] 0 resume Saturday their meet- morning at the church for breakfast. Later while some of the men did the dishes, others arranged candles in hold- ers for the Christmas Eve Service. All are welcome to attend worship at Seagrave United Church on Christmas Eve at 7:30 p.m. The Candlelight Service will feature a can- tata "Walk in the Light" ing at the church at 10 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 10. Church News On the Third Sunday of Advent Bill, Cathy, Collette and Brock Sutherland lit the pink Candle of Joy and read the reading. During the children's time Rev. Carson told them about a play when Joseph and Mary tried to get a room Friends, family, neighbours welcome to today's U.C.W. lunch at Epsom Church This Sunday, Dec. 19, church and Sunday School will be held in Epsom Church at 9:30 a.m. A service of commu- nion will be celebrated at this time. A reminder that the U.C.W. Christmas pot luck luncheon will be held in Epsom Church this Tuesday, Dec. 14 at noon. Spouses, friends and neighbours are' welcome. The Bethesda-Reach W.I. held their Christmas dinner in Epsom Church on Saturday evening. A bountiful turkey dinner was enjoyed followed by entertainment and a spe- cial visit from Santa. Ruth, Faye and Keith Ashton were Sunday sup- per guests with Joyce and Allan Ashton at Oakwood. We were sorry to learn of the passing of Earl Bacon of Greenbank a Scores from Tuesday Aft. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Bowling Dec. 7 Standings: Earth 19, Jupiter 17, Mars 17, Venus 14, Pluto 11, Saturn 6. High Single Flat: Doreen Campbell 285, Emilie Gassien 229, Pauline Petto 222. High Single With Handicap: Doreen Campbell 319, Emilie Gassien 280, Carol Sambrook 270. High Triple Flat: Doreen Campbell 633, Emilie Gassien 564, Dorothy Gibson 560. High Triple With Handicap: Doreen Campbell 735, Emilie Gassien 717, Dorothy Gibson 698. week ago. : Wokral Our sym- - visited pathy and Utica & Parkwood thoughts Estates in are with Epsom Oshawa on Neil, Sunday Cathy and afternoon family in where their Elizabeth bereave- has an ment as extensive well as collection the rest of 0 f the Bacon family. The church board are asking for ideas on a mil- lennium project that would like to see our com- munity undertake, sub- mit it to a member of the Epsom-Utica congrega- tion before the end of the year. They will evaluate all ideas early in the new year to decide which, if any, project would be pur- sued further. Jean Rankin, Darlene Christie and Elizabeth Delivered to your mailbox twice weekly... not to the end of your driveway! exquisite dolls on display. A very joyous time was had by all who attended the Christmas Pageant that the churches and Sunday Schools put on at Goodwood Church on Sunday evening. Choir, recorder music, etc. and the children's pageant all added to the festive sea- son. For some time now there has been a strange bird visiting the feeders at some of the Epsom vil- lage homes. It apparently has a long yellow tail and resembles a cockatoo. Perhaps some of you bird lovers out there could put a better name to it. Doris Armstrong has had it visit quite a lot. Jim Green recently took a picture of it so maybe soon it can be identified. Advertise ... Advertise Where | It Pays" Port Perry Weekend Star . 1st Port Perry Scouts Christmas Frees Moved to new location from Scugog Lumber to Reid's Independent Sunday, November 28th to Sunday, December 19th Monday - Friday 4:30 - 8:30 pm. Saturday &: Sunday - 9:00 - 6:00 pm. Pine & Spruce Fresh Cut For Information Call Ellen 985-8047 in the Inn in Jerusalem. When Tommy, who played the part of the innkeeper, in his excitement said there was no room in the inn, but they could have his bedroom (he was sup- posed to say they could stay in the stable). Brenda McKinley read from the Gospel of John 1, vs 6 to 8 and 19 to 28. The choir PORT PERRY DENTAL CENTRE New Patients' Smiles Always Welcome *Dr. J. Cottrell «Dr. J. Hardy ¢Dr. L. Gideon * Dr. C. Banfield «Dr. L. Poranganel * Dr. H. Dewar * Dr. T. King (Orthodontist) Dr. T. Mcintyre (Periodontist) --Today's Smile..: He who trims himself to suit everybody will soon whittle himself away. sang the anthem, "The Bells of Christmas." Rev. Carson's sermon was "How Long The Night?" Let us have understanding during the Advent Season that we may have Christmas with real joy in our hearts. For news next week please call Dianne Cooke at 985-3722. Dental Care For The Entire Family Evening & Saturday Appointments Available Please Call 985-8451 Visit our website: www.iluvmydentist.com 238 Queen Street, Port Perry scheduled days. 7:00 am on that day. allow residents time Administrator-Clerk a» TOWNSHIP OF +f, SCUGOG ' PUBLIC NOTICE Re: CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY GARBAGE COLLECTION SCHEDULE CHANGE December 27, 1999 & January 3, 2000 Garbage collection scheduled for Monday (December 27, 1999) will be re-scheduled to Wednesday (December 29, 1999) and Monday (January 3, 2000) will be rescheduled to Wednesday (January 5, 2000). All other garbage collection will remain on regular CHRISTMAS TREE PICK-UP Christmas tree collection for the Urban area (Port Perry and Prince Albert) will be held on Wednesday (January 12, 2000). Please place your tree at the curb or end of your driveway by GARBAGE COLLECTION - PRIVATE LANES December 20, 1999 will be the last garbage collection date for those residents on private lanes. In an effort to better meet the needs of the residents on the private lanes, the contract was extended from Thanksgiving weekend cutoff date until weather permitted. As I am sure you understand, weather conditions at this time of year are too uncertain, and in order to arrangements, a final cutoff date had to be set. Earl S. Cuddie, AM.C.T., CM.C. Br, to make alternative