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4 EE IIIT Last chance to enter Lights '87 a ---- an er Moy, i b a Time's running out to enter the Star's Christmas Lights contest. Deadline for entries is this Thursday, December 10th, so if you've been thinking about entering your home in this competition you'd better get the lead out, and call the Star at 985-7383. As of Friday morning, only seven names have been registered in the contest, so chances of winning are pretty good. First prize for the best lit house will receive $50 cash. Two honourable mentions will take home $25 each. Judging will take place on the evening of December 16th. After receiving 35 entries last year, organizers have limited the contest to 30, but so far, they're not even close to the limit. An evening drive last Thursday night revealed many, many homes dressed up in their Christmas best. Indeed, a quick drive through Port Perry alone reveals a multitude of potential prize winners. But you have to register to participate, so don't hesitate. If you live in Scugog Township and your house is decorated with Christmas Lights, call the Star and register. Couldn't an extra $50 come in handy at this time of year? Here's the entries we have so far (as of Friday morning, December 4) : Debbie and Michael Dell, 193 Cochrane St., Port Perry; Stan and Beth Grills, 588 King St., Prince Albert; Betty Abraham and A. Lindsay, 1 Lakeview St., Port Perry; Linda Kraupa, 6 Lilla St., Port Perry; Sam Tzountzouris, 74 Chester Cres., Port Perry; Park St., Caesarea. Doug Allen, 26 Crestview St., Blackstock; Sandra and Doug Day, If you feel your home is lit in the Christmas spirit, by all means register! All you have to do is call, at 985-7383. Best wishes to Ted Ashburn and Area. News by Florence Ashton We extend our get well wishes to Ted Heron who underwent hip surgery last week at the Wellesley Hospital, Toronto. Burton & Ruth Wood & Muriel Fisher have recently returned home after enjoying a lovely holiday in Hawaii. Theo & Joan Knight enjoyed a bus trip to Niagara Falls, New York. . While there, the Festival of Lights were turned on for the holiday season. If you have never seen this beautiful disply of lights, it is well worth a trip to Niagara. It really sets the mood for Christmas. Results of the euchre game last Thurs. night is as follows. Ladies- first prize to Joy Bright, ladies se- cond to Verna Draper. Mens- first to Martin Gall, second to George Harper. Lone hands to Erma Wood. 50-50 draw won by Darrell Wade. Door prize to Bill Gardner. There were 10 tables played. They were privileged to have a dancer from Hawaii to give a short demonstra- tion of her skills. The next euchre will be on Thurs. Dec. 17th. The Ladies Bible Class and the Eleanor Knight Group will hold their Christmas supper meeting on Wednesday evening of this week, at the church beginning at 6:30. A special invitation to our men folk to join us. Don't forget the Community Cen- tre Christmas Concert on Friday evening, Dec. 11th at the Centre beginning at 7 o'clock. Even Santa will be dropping by. Next Sunday, Dec. 13th is White Gift Sunday at Burns Church. At 9:30 the church school will hold their Christmas party, enjoying breakfast together and a Christmas programme, with each class taking part. We invite all parents with their children to join with us. On Wed. Dec. 16th, is the Scouts family hayride, meeting at 6:15 at the church yard to load up. Children should be accompanied by adults. Last Sunday was the second Sun- day in Advent, with Sarah and Vickie Mink lighting the Advent candles. The second candle sym- bolizing hope. Hugh Knight and Ray Porter read the Scripture portions. The Junior choir sang "Let There Be Peace On Earth." Rev. McEn- tyre delivered a very fine sermon titled 'On Having Great Expecta- tions." His text was from St. Luke II, verse 9. The Christmas Eve Candlelighting Service is at 8 p.m. at Burns Church. Everyone is in- vited to join together for this beautiful service. Doug & Florence Ashton visited with Cecil & Jean Vicars of Fergus last Sunday. CHESTERFIELD SUITES - LOVE SEATS SECTIONALS - MATTRESSES -- A Large Selection LESS THAN 1/2 PRICE! ™-- MCKEEN FURNITURE | 524 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa - 725-5181 Christmas Special APPLE JAM BALLOON BASKETS WINE BASKET BOUQUETS SR A A -- | House of Balloons Delivery Available 2986-51065 -- BALLOONS FOR ANY OCCASION -- ~ a A ll m----------------A PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 8, 1987 -- 21 3500. SHOPPING SPREE DRAW -- Tickets on Sale in 35 Port Perry Stores -- HELP KINSMEN IMPROVE LOCAL PARKS. 5 5 3 3 7 J 3 3 5 ; j } j 3 3 J 3 J ; ' J 3 g i g 7 3 3 3 7 1 ' 3 3 Fi £3) HAD ECIROPATE 'Targa SHEAT ER, -_ PORT PERRY STAR c. 1. |{€3 235 Queen Street -- Port Perry -- 985-7383 wm) 2. A 5A RITA Fok RR RA RA RSA RA RASA FA Rh SoA Joh RSA Rsk FATS TA BARA RATA TARR RA RSARSK SA RAR RA ARIAS EA FA A PA FA PA Th Sl SS TE RE RR RE TR RE RE SR SE TE RR TR RR RR SR SS Se SS RE TR RR