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8 -- PORT PEKRY STAR ~ Tuesday, December 16, 1986 A SINCERE THANE YOU! To all the wonderful people who came to our Grand Opening and made it such a special day and evening. Many thanks to Councillors Harvey Graham and Neil McLaughlin as well as Dominion Hardware Representatives, Garin Jamieson and Ross Elliott and to all those who sent beautiful flowers and plants. BLACKSTOCK COUNTRY HARDWARE | Yd WwW dad JEWELLERY & TANNING INC. » >9 263 Queen St., Port Perry 985-8555 -- The Perfect Solution? & 'GIFT CERTIFICATES' Available in Any Denomination -- May be used for: Jewellery * Tanning Sessions * Giftware Gifts that are sure to please! Light a Christmas Prince Albert and Area News by Earline Armstrong Don't forget on Christmas Eve, the Candlelight Service at the United Church in Port Perry and Christmas morning a family service at Prince Albert United Church at 10 o'clock. Glad to report that Stan Grills is home from the Toronto General Hospital. Keep improving Stan, we are all thinking of you. Tuesday evening, Dec. 9th was one of the bad days for our weather with icy roads and lots of rain, but it didn't keep 16 Prince Albert U.C.W. members and 2 visitors from enjoying a pot-luck supper at the United Church. The Youth Group from Port Perry United Church performed for us and did an excellent job. If you're ever in need of entertainment just remember this group -- they are good! Business was very short but do remember January 11th, we of the U.C.W. celebrate an anniversary and do so by performing at church that Sunday. Jane Litt will be guest speaker. January meeting will be on the 14th in the church basement. Hope to see you then. Better health wishes to Florence Smith and Lila Clark, who are a bit under the weather. Mabel and Hugh Strong would like to say "thank you" to the Prince Albert U.C.W. for the lovely Mum plant sent to them. You deserve it Mabel. Don't forget Dorothy Hope on Dec. 24th, it's her birthday and with all this Christmas buying, she needs a big smile and lots of happy Birth- day wishes. Thursday evening, Dec. 11th saw ten tables of euchre players at the Prince Albert Hall. Ladies high was Pearl Gostick, second was Marie Geer and low was Reta Storie and over on the men's side, well, I am disappointed -- they needed the girls again, but what man doesn't, high was Mildred Thompson, second was Owen Gray and low was Pat Norton. candle Lucky draw went to Owen Gray ion, that is -- he drew his own number second time around. Thurs- day night was sure your night aye Owne! See you again next Thurs. Dec. 18th then not again til Jan. 8th. Got to squeeze Santa Claus and Baby New Year in there. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olsen are home after a three week stay in Hawaii. They stayed with Mr. and Mrs. . Ralph Olsen while there. Shelley Lamonde was home with her parents for the weekend. Sincere sympathy of the com- munity of Prince Albert to Grace Cherrie in the passing of her brother (Turn fo page 11) Last chance to enter Star's Lights contest By the time you read this, the Christmas Lights contest could very well be judged, decided upon and over with. But if you're reading this before Wednesday at 3 p.m., there's still time to register your home in the Star's first (and hopefully annual) - Christmas Lights contest. The response to the contest has so far been overwhelming. As of Mon- day morning, December 15, 22 en- tries have been registered from all over Scugog Township. From Port Perry, the entries in- clude: Cyndy and Don Jamieson, 35 Riverview Dr. Cawker's Creek; Debbie and Ted Clement, first house - east of the new funeral home on the NT DECEMBER BUSINESS HOURS Regular Hours until December 24th, 1986. CLOSED from Noon December 24th until Monday, December 29th, 1986. 'Regular Hours December 29th & 30th, 1986. December 31st . Parts Department Closed All Day. Service Department Closed at Noon. Sales Department Closed at 4:00 P.M. 1 -- TILDEN RENTALS -- available over the holiday period by advance reservation and deposit only! PHITE BP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 VANEDWARD DRIVE, PORT PERRY - 965-8474 Make your reservations NOW! Reach Road; John Harman, on the north side of 7A between Port Perry and Manchester; Richard Young, 248 Lilla St.; Community Nursing Home, Lilla St.; Bev Curry, 586 Queen St.; Betty Mahaffy, 102 Chester Cres.; Carol Luke, 115 Blossom Court; Steve Groves, 545 Queen St.; Deb and Mike Dell, 193 Cochrane St.; Miles Knutson, 71 Lilla St.; Heather and Bob Smith, first house north of soccer fields on Simcoe St. north; and Debbie and Michael Duck, 83 Ontario St. From Prince Albert, two homes have been registered including: Stan Grills, 588 King St.; and Nor- ma Geer, 436 Queen Street. Two entries have been received from Caesarea: Sandra Day, Park Street; and Cindy Keeler (turn left at four corners - the fourth house on the left side). In Blackstock, Carol Huntington and her family have entered their - home, the eighth house on Highway 57 south of 7A. And in Greenbank, Fred and Joan Timms have registered their home, a short drive east of Greenbank Public School. From Scugog Island, three families have entered their homes, including: Mike and Valerie Freeman, on Concession 12 at the very end of the road on the south side; Alice Spence, Platten Island behind Goreski's Marina; and Bill Tripp, Concession 13 (Fralick' S Beach, fifth house from the far end). If you have nothing to do one night before Christmas, pack the family in the car and check out the en- trants. Each of them are beautiful- ly decorated and are worth the trip. Once again, judging will take place Wednesday, December 17th, from 7 p.m. on. Judges are John B. McClelland, Chester Pedzikowski and Diane Lackie. Three cash prizes will be offered to the winners -- $50 for first, $30 for second, and $20 for third. To register in the contest, call Cathy Olliffe at the Port Perry Star, 985-7383. GOURMET DINING! New Year's Eve Dinner or New Year's Eve Dinner & Dance (ADVANCE TICKET SALES ONLY!) NEW YEAR'S DAY BUFFET -- 3:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. -- Reservations Accerted. CONWAY PLACE A FAMILY RESTAURANT HWY. 7A (by the Causeway) Phone 985-7631 Roa al aa a - I. } i 4 a