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22 - "WEEKEND STAR" FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2001 Candlelight Tour The Victorian splendor of Lindsay opens to you Have yourself a merry little Christmas. But until that day comes, why not get into the holiday spirit and expe- rience the historic town of Lindsay's enchanting Candlelight Christmas House Tour. It all happens on Saturday, Dec. 8 from | to 9 p.m. The 12th annual House Tour has become an increas- ingly popular Christmas tradition in this charming Victorian town, located in the heart of the new City of Kawartha Lakes. The event raises funds to maintain the Victoria County Historical Society's Museum. Plans are already underway to create a Heritage and Arts Centre in the county's jail once the new 'superjail' opens on Highway 36. Six unique homes are profiled in this year's tour, including a magnificent High Victorian home built in 1874 by John McLennan, sheriff of Victoria County (1875 - 1915), and an incredible reproduction of an 1840 farm house built in 1990. The latter is also the home to more than 200 Teddy Bears. Many of the homes also feature private collections of Canadian antiques, one of which features an exotic selec- tion of Imari china. In addition, two area businesses, Garry's Garden Gallery and Hill's Florist and Greenhouses, will open their doors to ticket holders to compliment the tour with their own gift and decorating ideas. Refreshments and Christmas goodies will be available anytime during the House Tour at the Old Mill Clubhouse, River Mill and Yacht Club, 110 Lindsay St. N. The Candlelight Christmas House Tour is presented by the Victoria County Historical Society. Tickets are $12 and are available in Lindsay at: Barkers Flowers, Sweet Annie's, Scott's Decorating, Village Winery, Kent Florist, The Victoria County Museum, and Strokes on Trent in Fenelon Falls. But hurry. Due to demand, ticket sales are limited. For more information or to reserve tickets, call the museum at 705-324-6756. SEASON'S EATINGS d Big Red Wieners a 4.4 |b. hot 36 pcs. LS 12° : } Reg. $15.99 SPECIAL.............. Hl Chicken or Turkey Burgers Marinated Chicken Marinated Chicken Breasts 1.36 kg. 3 Ib. Reg. $18.99 SPECIAL $15.99 Chicken Breasts Breaded Chicken Breasts 2 Ibs. 8 pcs. Reg. $13.99 SPECIAL $11.99 Striploin Steaks | Centre Cut - New York STRIPLOIN STEAKS - 6 oz. 6 pcs. Reg. $23.99 SPECIAL $21.99 2 |b. Box 8 pcs. Reg. $7.99 SPECIAL Mini Egg Rolls with Shrimp 36 - 38 pcs. Reg. $5.49 SPECIAL Chicken Supreme, Oriental Florentine or with Roasted Vegetables i Gourmet Chicken with SYeldlatAdlagle Vegetables Single Serving Reg. $3.39 SPECIAL.....cocovssrsessns ; Port Perry Location ONLY. While Quantities Last Holiday Hours: ~~ ec. 24th 9am-50m, Dec, 20h 9am-Spm, Dec. 2144 Jam-Spm, Dec. 22nd Sam-Gpm Dec, 27th Gam: Tom, Dec, 2d Jam-Spm, Dec, 26th Yam-Spm Chima Day Dec. 25h Closed Boning Dany Dec. 26th Closed, Dec, 29th Gam-Gpm, Dec. 30th Gam-Spm, Dec. 314d am-5pm New Years Day Jan. id Closed 1874 Scugog St., Port Perry « 985-1202 Port Perry Store Only ASS gE aN SAN eo] Ew VN 596 DISCOUNT For Large Quantities Please Give Us Advance Notice. Stouffville concert Dec. 4 The Stouffville Christian School will be holding their Stouffville Side Road and Kennedy Road. annual Christmas concert All are welcome to on Dec. 4 at 7 p.m. attend this event. The concert will be held For more information at the Springvale Baptist please contact the Stouffville Christian School at (905) 640-3278. Church, located at the southeast corner of the Scugog bridge results Afternoon Wilma Petre 45-1/2. 4 Table Howell - Avg. East/West - Avg. 67-1/2 42 First - Helen Mathieson First - Doris Phinney and Jerry Dyer 85. and Thelma Hall 52-1/2. Second - Wilma Petre Second - Hoppy Camwith and Sue Crawford 77. and Bea Chapman 48. Third - Marlene and Third and Fourth - Joan Tom Bumett 64. Fourth - McNab and lllene Wilton Elizabeth Millar and Joane tied with Joyce Watson and Pearson 63. The Township of Scugog 2nd Ice Pad Building Eo Committee The Township of Scugog is seeking individuals interested in assisting the building committee for the 2nd Ice Pad at the Scugog Arena. To ensure that the needs of the community are met, we encourage individuals from all interest groups including seniors, physically challenged, sports groups, service groups, private sector etc. to submit your intention in writing to Mr. Jay Todd at the address below by December 14th, 2001. J. Jay Todd, Director of Parks and Recreation Township of Scugog 181 Perry Street, Box 780 Port Perry, Ontario LOL 1A7