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po st -- ! 18 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 12, 2000 "Scugog"s Community Newspaper of Choice n Park Board enjoys another successful dance The Seagrave Park Board Dance was again another huge success this past Saturday evening. Organizers wish to thank all those who helped in any way and to all busi- nesses and people who donated prizes. Congrats to all winners. Robinglade Estates * PONTIACS 116, 6 o GMC TRUCKS OVER 150 NEW VEHICLES READY FOR IMIVIEDIATE DELIVERY Seagrave to exchange. Seagrave Fellowship Women's Group are Sisters enjoyed their annu- reminded that the al Christmas get together Christmas pot luck is at Friday, Sandie Jonah"s home. thanks to Joan Birkett for Please remember your gift all her hard work. Next year's organizing commit- tee are Katherine Cooke and Krystal Manitius. Members are reminded to please send a Christmas card to your new fellow- ship sister. Sympathy from the community is extended to . Luella Kennedy and her family in the sudden death on Sunday (Dec. 10) of her husband Ellsworth at his home in Port Perry. Ellsworth and Luella who lived just south of Seagrave for many years moved into Port Perry in April. Funeral will be at Low and Low Funeral Home in Port Perry on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Ann Sandiford gave me an item to put in the news this week that will make many local moms and dads and students proud. Very special congratula- tions to seven local girls who are part of the R.H. Cornish Public School choir "The A'Choired on virtuallly all pL [ LV RETIT: Bp La To} models Nv in 2001 g -- BUICK CENTURY PTAC oe 864 don 2001 PONTIAC GRAND AM § SUNFIRE STK #13090 STK #13133 "19,925" | 17,106' LX RRRRRRRRE Spouse yes ( "Chdrn inchs chien of the spouse who may not ba children of the : @ "Full holl/step brother /sister of the deceased employee/retires/pensionet 18103 9 Ja Out of town customers call 1-800-417-6780 LIMITED y SUPPLY OF & elololoa Nilo] 0] BS ay 2001 2001 Dvasticall GMC AZTEK / Reduced. \ STK #13171 STK #12984 2001 PONTIAC MONTANA STK #13056 Habit." The choir compet- ed last week at the Pickering Town Centre against 41 choirs from four schools boards and placed in the top 10. The local stu- dents in the choir are: Ashleigh Sandiford, Courtney Ristow, Logan Snider, Michelle Zidner, Citelle Heywood, Shelley Davies and Kathleen Baird. The top 10 choirs were invited back to the Pickering Town Centre this past Sunday where they all performed again and were recorded on a CD which will be for sale, hopefully, before Christmas. Judges were there to choose the top three choirs which will be announced shortly. CTV news was there recording and the Port Perry choir made the 6 p.m. news broadcast. (Wow, | bet there were lots of VCR's running). With the help of teach- ers, Mme Gaudet and Mrs. Salamone, who spent many hours of their per- sonal time, both after school and on weekends helping the choir. "The A'Choired Habit" had an absolutely excellent per- formance. All members of the choir should be very proud of themselves. All agree, it was definitely a pleasure to watch them. Congratulations to Katherine Cooke who, along with her teammates on the Port Perry Belle ringette team, won silver at the Port Perry ringette tournament this past weekend. Gold went to an outstanding team from Ajax. Many thanks to Heather Davis, the team's coach. Happy birthday wishes go out to Amy Bruce and any others celebrating their special day. Congratulations to Stephanie Blair, Matt MacDonald, Ryan Robinson and teammates on the Mariposa Novice A team as they won the A championship in Omemee hockey tournament this past weekend. The Christmas Concert and pot luck supper will be next Sunday (Dec. 17) at 4 p.m. at the church. Supper will be at 5 p.m. All wel- come. The Christmas Eve Service will be at Greenbank United Church on Dec. 24 at 7:30 p.m. At the church service on Sunday Mrs. Bowen and four sons took part in the reading and lighting of the 2nd Advent Candle of Peace and the congrega- tion sang the first two vers- es of "Hope is a Star." Rev. Ross Carson chose for his sermon "No ordinary Father, Zechariah." The White Gifts were presented which will be given to Operation Scugog. The choir sang the anthem "The Dark Softly Falling." That's all for this week. Please call Ann Sandiford at 985-9440 for next week's column. Caesarea man faces drug charge A Caesarea man is fac- ing drug charges after being arrested last week. Durham Regional Police officers were delivering a subpoena to a resident at the Skye Motel on Hwy. 12 around midnight on Dec. 7 when they located drugs in a room. After questioning, a 28-year-old Caesarea man was charged with one count of possession of a controlled sub- stance. He will appear in court on Jan. 16. a ------ An Invitation to A CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION An evening of drama and music celebrating the joy of Christmas SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16th at 7 pm SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17th at 6:30 pm | (Refreshments following Sunday evening performance.) PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH 7A & Island Road EVERYONE WELCOME! No charge. No collection. EE IH - ARORA,