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ME a a Oe | ani, 12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 8, 1987 More entries needed in gingerbread contest Eegads, only a few more days left to enter the Star's Ginger- bread House Contest! Deadline for entries is Thursday December 10th, but gingerbread masterpieces don't have to be completed until "Judgement Day," Wednesday December 16th, at 4 p.m. (at the Port Perry Star, 235 Queen Street). So far, only three entries have been received (as of Friday mor- ning, December 4), which means all three are guaranteed a prize. Fifty dollars cash plus a gift from the Star will go to the best ginger- bread creation. Two honourable mention prizes of $25 each will also be given away. Yes, the actual gingerbread can come from a kit, but it must be decorated by hand. The most original gingerbread house will win And while our panel of distinguished judges would love to sam- ple the gingerbread, they won't be able to. Judging will be done on the basis of creativity and originality only, not taste The panel in cludes Mayor Jerry Taylor, Helen Newlove, proprietor of Kreative Kitchens, and gingerbread house enthusiast Angie Kroonenberg But judges, participants and spectators can take heart--there will be plenty of coffee and gingerbread cookies on hand during the adjudication So don't waste any more time--phone the Star, register your name, get baking, and bring your gingerbread creation to this of- fice at 4 p.m. on the 16th. Happy decorating! "MEATING PLACE .. QUALITY | MEATS -- DELICATESSEN - -- BAKERY 180 Queen St. - 985-2818 ORDER EARLY! Cheese Trays -- Meat Trays | Sweet Trays -- Baked Goods ; AF / Season's Greetings 4% HAUGEN'S 3) 7 CHICKEN BBQ HAUGEN' S will be closing Sunday, December 13th at 10:00 PM for the season. HAUGEN'S is again offering, our closing special: Pre-cooked, freshly frozen Chickens at *6.50 (some notice is required) HAUGEN'S would like to suggest HAUGEN"S GIFT CERTIFICATES as the perfect gift. Best wishes for the Holidays -- See you in the New Year! HAUGEN'S STAFF & MANAGEMENT Manchester Food Services, Hwy. 12 & 7A MANCHESTER -- 985-2402 JR RR Rk SR RR RRR RK RUE eh Sh SRR RR Rk RR Rh JR Rh Rk Rak uk Rk muh a ELIE (I. | fm NOTICE December 9, 1987. NO ADMISSION CHARGE For further information, contact: FORMATION OF UXBRIDGE ASSOCIATION OF THE FEDERAL PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PARTY Meeting and reception at UXPOOL, Parkside Drive, Uxbridge, 8:00 PM, Wednesday, The purpose of this meeting 1s to organize an Uxbridge area association and elect a slate of officers in preparation for the formation of the new riding of Durham. As a result of re- distribution, the new riding will be composed of the areas described below. Members and supporters of the Progressive Conservative Party, and living in the |xbridge area, including the municipalities of Uxbridge, Leaskdale, Zephyr, Goodwood, Sandford, Glasgow, Altona, Siloam, Coppins Corners, Roseville, Udora and Utica are urged to attend Members and supporters from Scugog and Newcastle Townships, and those parts of Whitby and Oshawa north of Rossland Road in Whitby-Oshawa are also welcome - WINE AND CHEESE SERVED Don Briggs 683-5392; Bill Berry 852,7944, Rob Para 852-7476; Muriel Higgins 85 November 30th was a special night for the 1st Port Perry Guide Company when eight young Tenderfoots graduated to full Guide status. The candlelit service was attended by the proud parents of (seated, front) Tracey Chadwick, "A Simple Act of Courage' is a touching, heart-warming story about the courage needed in the day- son, and about a glorious fantasy rainbow world where lakes and streams are always sparkling, because they don't know how to do anything else; there are boats and purple hills and children laughing and singing, because they don't know how to do anything else either. A miracle? .... or just people show- ing caring, thoughtful hearts and helping the best way they can? The book was produced as a gift of love by friends of the people in Participation House (Durham Region) and the proceeds from the sale of the book will be used to pur- Robe Lo Bate m an faker Walter Campbell Carole Black Ayite Keirste ad Reh VISA RUC PORT GIFTS Custom Picture Framing 233 QUEEN STREET PORT PERRY Pel 'FREE' to-day living of a handicapped per- TRUST US WITH YOUR CHRISTMAS MORNING 2nd SET of PRINTS Available on C-41 Rolls, Sizes 35 mm., 126, 110, Disc Michelle Moynham, Robin Popovitch (standing) Leslie Bradley, Sara Newman, Lindsey Patton, Kelly Howsam and Nealey Johnston. The service was held at the Kin-Scout Hall on Lilla Street. Book proceeds to Participation House chase a six-wheelchair lift-equipped van, so that the infinite simple acts of courage may continue to grow. "A Simple Act of Courage' would make an ideal Christmas gift of love. It was written by Charles Ewert, who teaches Law at Durham Col- lege; he has written three other books for children plus several for adults. The illustrator was Ron Phillips, a Public School teacher and artist. Books are available at the follow- ing stores at a cost of $10.00. Port Perry Lizylou Colour Craft 239 Queen Street 985-2379 MEMORIES! 2-6870 wish every Christmas wis come true! & STEOMANS PORT PERRY PLAZA (Hwy. 7A East)