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Four outstanding members of 4H clubs in the Durham region were entertained at the House of Commons by their Member of Parliament for Durham Northumberland, Hon. Alan Lawrence, when they visited Ottawa December 3rd and 4th. The Ottawa trip is an annual event sponsored by the Durham Milk Committee, and the four ,young participants are selected on the basis of their leadership potential, their involvement in community affairs, and their GREETINGS ATL o He. 's to a sleighful of happimess this Chrismas. May you enjoy its many pleasures and treasures. DOUG'S REFINISHING 985-9011 Doug Hughes contribution to the 4H program. in the photo, taken outside the door fo the Commons Chamber, from left fo right are: Susan Van Dorp, pf Enniskillen; Pefer Coombes, of Bowmanville; Hon. Allan Lawrence, M.P.; Kevin Taylor, of Enniskillen; Jill Coombes, of Bowmanville; and Mrs. Mary Lou Kellogg and Mr. David Kellogg, of Welcome, who brought the 4H members to Ottawa. DAVID CHOW'S RESTAURANT & DINING LOUNGE PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. December 21, 1982 -- 25 Hospital Auxiliary December meeting by Luella Graham The Port Perry Com- munity Hospital Auxiliary held their meeting in the , hospital on Dec. 13th with 16 "ladies present. Ann Currie, Vice president conducted the meeting in the absence of Joyce Taylor. She opened the meeting with a very appropriate reading. Reports were given by the officers. Some lovely knitt- ing turned in along with the parcels brought in by the members to be sold in the tuck shop. Barb Boagey and Ann Currie gave most interesting reports from the convention which was held in Toronto. The physiotherapist Sharron Phillips and floor volunteers gave a little Christmas party to the patients in hospital receiving therapy, which they thor- oughly enjoyed, being served sherry and other goodies. The Bake sale which was held Dec. 10th was a good success, and the auxiliary thank each and all who in anyway had made donations. We are pleased to announce that the I1.G.A. store has joined with the Red and White Store and Zehrs in saving cash register tapes for proceeds to go to the Hospital Auxiliary fund. There will be a box to put them in at the Tuck Shop. So folks please save your tapes. Plans are bing made for another Euchre early in the new year. After the meeting closed, Marg. McConnell, teen vol- unteer presented awards to four teen volunteers being Darlene Adams, Cathy Sut- cliffe each receiving their caps, Ann Hoogeven stripe and pin, Heather Boyd first bar. Thanks to Marg and her volunteers for a job well done. We will not be having another meeting until Jan. 17, 1983. See you all then and a most Happy Christmas and busy New Year to all. INTERESTED IN THIS SPACE FOR YOUR BUSINESS? Call the Star for Information: PHONE 985-7383 May a peaceful wil cheery Yule be yours. Your loyalty is greatly appreciated. Royal Canadian Legion BRANCH 419 - PORT PERRY ; The President of Branch 419, Royal Canadian Legion, wishes all a Merry Christmas and Prosperous New Year. Ed Groves Thanks to our many customers and friends! * THE HAIR SHOPPE Carol, Carolyn & Linda aN JIN ~y 17,1 Vp 2 2a YB ELS) eR is ENTS GREETINGS May the endearing customs and pleasures of an old fashioned Christmas decorate every moment of your Yuletide. SWAIN SEED CLEANERS & DEALERS LTD. Ernie & Bob Swain cheery GREETINGS Joy and laughter -- that's what we prescribe for friends and 'neighbors. It's a sure way to a happy holiday. Warm thanks. Bruton's Drug Store Jim, Marge, Colin & Heather go and Staff. : er ba pg px oh OO ~ WS Se A ip PG TL ~ VRE: PT a - ir A TE 3 Fad Toy 3 aya v0) Pita RA NT u » Saori Nn pos roar d Eres, ~ *v, oy ees ., Seay et po ol rn TREE LNT