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We were pleased to have the members of Shirley W.1. as our guests, also one other visitor, all of whom were welcomed by our President. The Roll Call was answered by bringing a gift of non perishable food for "Operation Scugog." Letters of appreciation were read from Mr. Morrison, Prin- cipal of P.P.H.S., and students Jill Parry & Nicole Cliche, thanking Honeydale W.I. for bursaries presented at the Commencement for high standing in Home Economics. Thank-you notes were also read from Jean Martyn, and Helen & Cam MacMaster, for gifts received. The motto - "A good citizen is not content to sit, but gets out in the community to do her bit" - could be applied to each in- Obituary NOW OPEN in PORT PERRY! Frederick Lawrence Frederick Lawrence passed away at the Oshawa General Hospital on Sunday, November 6, 1988. He was in his 69th year. Fred Lawrence of Caesarea was born Feb. 2, 1910 in Toronto. He receiv- ed his education in Toronto. He married Faith Viola Traviss in 1947. Fred worked for Canadian General Electric, Davenport Works for 38 years and retired in 1981. Frederick Lawrence was the dearly loved husband of Faith, dear stepfather of Edward White of Toronto and William White of Agincourt. Loving grandfather of Jim, Mark and Todd. Brother of Gladys Hursh of Toronto. A complete funeral service was held at the Wagg Funeral Home in Port Perry on Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1988. Interment Nestleton United Cemetery. Rev. Charles Clark of- ficiated. The many floral tributes and memorial donations were gratefully appreciated. Classic Neubod 40 water steer 985-4104 * NO MEMBERSHIP FEES * FOR MEN & WOMEN OF ALL AGES * MANICURE, PEDICARE, FACIALS, WAXING * MEN'S HOUR - Tuesday Evenings 7 to 8 PM * GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE : High-tech toning machines move your body through a complete range of motion to perform a workout equivalent to hours of old fashioned exercise. Unlike weight machines, these tables tone and firm muscle to cause inch loss. 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The meeting closed with the meaningful "Hymn of All Na- tions," and best Christmas wishes to one and all! Time is running out to enter the Star's Christmas Lights con- test! Deadline for entries is this Friday, December 9 at 5 p.m., so if you've been thinking about entering your home in this compe- tition, you'd better get the lead out, and call the Star at 985-7383. As of Wednesday moming, November 29, only six names have been registered in the contest, so chances of winning are pretty ood! 3 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 14th. Last year 235 entries were received, but we're not even close to the 30- entry limit so far. An evening drive last Tuesday revealed many, many homes dressed up in their Christmas best. Indeed, a quick tour through the Township 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 honse is decorated with 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 Wednesday morning): Wally Petrie, 9 Circle Dr.; Ray and Jean Crawford, 76 Heath ; Cres.; Valerie Freeman, Concession 8, Scugog Island; Diane Knutson, 156 Alva St.; Douglas and Sandra Day, Park St. Cae- sarea; and Betty Mahaffy, 102 Chester Cres. Make sure you leave your name, phone number and address. If, you live in a rural location, also leave clear directions. Christmas- Lights '88 will be judged by Star reporter Cathy Olliffe, home-- maker Angie Kroonenberg, Century 21 real estate agent Janet Keene, and Star editor John B. McClelland (who will chauffeur and push the van in case it gets stuck, as it did quite neatly last year). On judging night, December 14, please leave your lights on from 6 p.m. until at least 11 p.m. If you feel your home is lit in the Christmas spirit, by all means join in the fun! Just give us a call, at 985-7383. How to 5 of 3 dresses, 11 t-st 7 Sentara 4 pisarty pajamas, 6 dolls, 1 stuffed bear, 12 pairs of stockings, 5 blouses, 5 skirts, 17 hair ribbons, 5 pairs of shoes, 3 pairs of ballet slippers, and 1 diary (very secret). THE YOUNG GIRL'S CLOSET T = EE 3 E Sn [SPR 1S --2| 2 8, | 8 | | ~ WE MAKE HOUSE CALLS. CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE. 80 THICKSON ROAD 8. THICKSON PLACE PLAZA WHITBY 430-1636 STORE VOUS: Mondy Wound 10 am. 1 § 0. © Thuy & Fidy 9 4 5 9 pm o Shady 9 am 1 6 pm