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28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. December 11, 1984 Grace Bajema wins 3 awards Pine Ridge Garden Club by Shirley Love On Dec. 4th the Pine Ridge Garden Club held their last meeting for this season by holding .a potluck supper. The executive extends manv thanks to all who brought the tasty INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS By Appointment Only! Ready while you wait. Call the office today! PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 salads, casseroles and desserts. Entertain- ment was provided by the Uxgridge Ramblers, a very lively and enter- taining group whose music was enjoyed by everyone. Following this, awards and prizes were given out. G. Bajema had the most points for the year and was award- ed the Analda Cup and the two Paul Johansen Cups for coming 1st in both the flower and vegetable garden com- petition. Grace was also presented with a $25.00 gift certificate from ANNUAL CHRISTMAS Analda Nurseries. B. Mairs was 2nd for flowers and vegetables; R. Hoogeveen 3rd for flowers and M. Moore 3rd for vegetables. The photo competition was won by G. Bajema, L. Ryan and P. Johansen. Certificates of merit were awarded to R. Post, D. Oosterhold, E. McLaughlin for enter- ing their gardens and stickers given to the following to be placed on their 1983 certificates - A. Turcotte, M. Bailey, M. Moore, R. Hooge- veen, B. Mairs, G. Bajema, R. Wygerde and S. Love. C. McDiar- mid's cover design was picked 1st by members and will grace our 1985 yearbook. The monthly compet- ition a "Xmas Table Decoration" was won by A. Turcotte, 2nd K. Petrie and 3rd G. Bajema, and 'A Xmas Tree Ornament" was won by A. Woud, 2nd A. Turcotte and 3rd H. Bandstra. Many thanks to Santa Claus for his help in handing out the prizes. The door prize, a $10.00 gift certificate, donated by Dowson's Red and White, was won by our Mayor, Jerry Taylor, who gracefully declined stating that the holder of the ticket had left early. Another draw was made and won by "Yours Truly." Mrs. Chalice, Region- al Director for District 17 Horticultural Society installed the officers for 1985. The executive elected - Pres. Shirley Love, 1st Vice Pres. Bernice Mairs, 2nd Vice Pres. Paul Johansen, Secretary Claudia Mc- Diarmid and Treasurer Kathleen Petrie. Dir- 25% OFF + ectors - G. Bajema, I. iq | ALLWINTER STOCK | 30 "Ep nd: A 8 One Day Only - Friday, December 14th, 1984 stra, R. Wygerde, A. \ Woud, M. Moore, K. 3 We would like to say 'Thank You' to all our customers, Petrie and C. McDiar- a / and wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. mid. next meeting will While snow is greeted with enthusiastic horseplay from the = be held in March. but younger set, it means only one thing to older folks ---- shovelling. Here, Kevin Gundry of Port Perry heave ho's a couple of loads of 985-8274 the white stuff in front of The House of Howard on Queen Street Fri- 187 Queen St., Port Perry the directors will be BUSINESS HOURS FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER 1984 ~~ 4% -~ \ J TX JICTY A) - AND NEW YEARS 1985 December 1 through to December 14, busy during the next two months planning for 1985. day morning. Novice skate to 4-1 win After encouraging words, line changes and a hard work out Wed- ~ nesday night the Pearce Auctioneers came out ready for a win against the Uxbridge team. Starting the scoring for Port was No.9 Kenton LeFort with a unassisted goal early in the 1st period. Uxbridge came back for their only goal to tie the score at the end of the 1st period 1-1. Port's second goal was scored by No.7 Davey Bourgeois with a well earned assist going to No.8 Scott Heasman. Late in the second period No.17 Brent came up short as the Bulls nipped them 2-1. The outstanding goal- tending abilities of Mike Pashley helped to keep Port in the game as he came up with many unbelievable saves. The defensive lines of December 17 to December 21, PHILIPS ERE] SEReosaritrs [laa er the nist with Thompson. Jay King wb or 3rd of the night with Thompson, Jay King, December 27 and Decem THIS COUPON assists going to fellow Andrew Jones and Tom . -- REGULAR HOURS -- WORTH $5.00 OFF linesmen Brett Lawson Durward played a good \ Monday to Thursday ................... Sales 9:00 to 9:00 YOUR NEXT and Kenton LeFort. Aggressive game stopp- Service 8:00 to 5:00 SERVICE CALL alba sod period wilt, Sag Vang Bowmanville Parts 8:00 to 6:00 ©0 easman and pushes ! Friday ......... Sales 9:00 to 5:30 723-5341 Davey Bourgeois digg: or ts Horn I \ : : 214BLOORST E. ing in the corners, scor when Scott Heas- Service 8.00 to oo "Serving Port Perry & Area for the past 15 years Sandy Mark put in a man let go a blistering Sorrde arts : 0 : perfect pass to end the shot from just inside the Y Sales 9:00 to 4:00 game with Port 4-1. blue line assisted by Jay Saturday, December 15 and Saturday, December 22 -- ALL DEPTS. OPEN AS FOLLOWS --° Sales 9:00 to 4:00 Parts 9:00to 4:00 Service 9:00 to 4:00 December 24, 25, 26, 31 and January 1... All Depts. Closed January 2 .... All Depts. - REGULAR HOURS Service - CLOSED Parts 9:00 to 1:00 TILDEN RENTAL COUNTER OPEN DURING SALES DEPARTMENT HOURS. BRIANS TOWING - 24 HR. SERVICE ... 985-2243 STEREO & FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTRE FOR: PHILIPS RCA ZENITH TOSHIBA -HITACHI - LLOYDS MICROWAVE OVEN SERVICE With a win under their belts Port travelled to Bowmanville Saturday to face the Bowmanville Bulls. All team members played an excellent game, but King and Davey Bour- goies. Congratulations boys, on a great week- end. See you Friday at 7 p.m. for a rematch against Bowmanville. ---- THE SAFETY B/D SAYS - HEA (4 RESDE THE REE SHETTY BOLETS shy U ampesn s aouenw _AINITV BOOK. _ YAWESTERS omic HALT BOOKLET SEND YOUR MAME AND ADDRESS TD, SAFETY. BOX 4036 STATION A - TOW NSW 20g . ONT. ontario myaro CGR