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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 1, 1987 The Gingerbread house ~~ challenge open to anyone bh ade St be Me Re ll What's more Christmassy than the sweet smell of fresh ginger- bread, hot from the oven? What fires the imagination of a youngster like "a beautifully decorated gingerbread house? We can't think of anything else. Gingerbread houses, though often a challenge to make, are a Christmas tradition that never loses appeal. The centrepiece of any holi- day table, they draw more com- pliments than any other decoration. This year, the Port Perry Star is holding a Gingerbread House Con- test, open to everyone in Scugog Township. There's only one rule-the houses must be homemade. Pre-made gingerbread walls are allowable, but the decorations must be applied by hand. The most creative and beautiful house will be given first prize, $50 cash plus a gift from the Port Perry Star. Two honourable mentions will receive $25 each. To enter, simply call the Port Christmas Special 'APPLE JAM BALLOON BASKETS | atmitied or 23 | WINE BASKET BOUQUETS Births ; vin = i eaths................... La ATTN i House of Balloons Emergencies.......................... 230 A gingerbread house made by Star reporter Cathy Ollife last ; Delivery Available 2986-5105 Dele year (that's Rochester, the icing-eating cockatiel on top). If you | < SLOONS. FOR ANY DUCAYION Remaining. .................cccooooooo.. 36 have a tradition of making Christmas gingerbread houses, why not | enter it in the Star's contest? See story for details. 3 * by refunding an amount equal to the Sales Tax. (Port Perry Store Only) WE PAY THE 'SALES TAX! 4 ANNUAL Kids' Day! SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6th ¢ 1 to 4 PM Perry Star at 985-7383. All entries must be received by December 10th at noon. Judging will take place at the Star (235 Queen Street, Port Perry) at 4 p.m. sharp on December 16th. All entrants are invited to stay around to watch the judging, and winners will have their photographs published in the Christmas Greetings issue, December 22. Have fun in the kitchen--we'll see you December 16th! Hospital Week Ending November 26, 1987 SRR, - oe : ae. A TI ER BN SEI SESS SSRI é nn Ee * i due to the weather by E. Irvine The Senior Citizens held their regular meeting on November 25 which was opened by the president. The crowd was poor due to the weather conditions. After the sing- ing of O'Canada, general business was in order. Up-coming events are the wine & cheese -- December 9 by the Lions Club and our Xmas dinner -- December 16 all at the Latcham Centre. There is a euchre on Wednesday, December 2 at 1:30 sharp at the Lat- cham Centre -- come on out for' a friendly game of cards with us and enjoy a cup of coffee, tea and cookies. SORRY -- NO ADULTS! Christmas Shopping for Kids Only! (up to 14 years of age) "FREE GIFT WRAPPING & CHRISTMAS TREATS. Carole Black Mitey Keirsfead 0 PORT GIFTS Custom Piloture Framing 233 QUEEN STREET PORT PERRY VISA