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Volume 123 Number 3 PORT PERRY, ONTARIO - TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1988 Copy 50¢ 52 Pages A cold, cold afternoon for Christmas tree hunt EB 5 FER ¢ f 1 ad + . Ph ie, ud NET? JM rie ain a ~LEER i: Sunday was cold allright, but with blue skies and plenty of sunshine, it was a great day for a walk through a Christmas tree farm. Above, this couple meanders down a laneway, looking for a choice pine to bring home. Christmas Lights # update Wow! Talk about a great last- minute response! Last week, only six homes were entered in the Star's Christmas Lights contest. This week, an incredible 28 more names were added to the list, making this year the biggest year ever for the contest. Judging will take place this Wednesday December 14. All en- tries are asked to leave their lights turned on between 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. (the judging process takes a long, long time). Judges are Star reporter Cathy Olliffe, Century 21 agent Janet Keene and homemaker Angie Kroonenberg. Star editor John B. McClelland will act as chauffeur. Winners will be announced in next week's Christmas Greetings Issue. Here's a list of all our entries (deadline was last Friday): GREENBANK AREA Grace and Jerry Hunter, Saint- ficld; Fred Timms, Greenbank. MANCHESTER AREA --. Dcbbic Hopkins, Rose St. With a heave and a satisfied ho, Michael Dreslinski PRINCE ALBERT AREA The Markle family found a fine Christmas tree at hauls the family Christmas tree on top of the car, with pF kold Divey, Hind St. Jory Watson Tree Farms Sunday afternoon. Above, Gregg some help from his mom, Ann. Despite the frigid gL t., Jean Scr helps his Dad, Doug Markle, chop down a handsome weather, business was brisk on Sunday at Watson : : Scotch pine. Tree Farms, south of Blackstock. fad" 5 2 Fido 3 phy a Sunday's sunny skies bellied the record cold sub- zero temperatures, that were particularly hard on the Crocker family of Ajax. Tanya and Bill and family re- cently returned to Canada after spending 10 years In Greece, and boy, what a difference In climate! Above, they braved the cold to find a Christmas tree at Watson Tree Farms south of Blackstock.