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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, December 28, 1988 MORPHOS STUDIOS GALLERY Year-End Sale 10 to 25% OFF vik) iced Getamice 4 CORPORATE J Maun Floor O% Sonket, COMMISSIONS * Watercolour Paintings ACCEPYED. . owe ne -- VISA ACCEPTED -- > Pastel ngs Hours for Sale Week Photographic Note Cards WED. to SAT. * Pine Reproduction Furniture 10 AM to 6 PM ONE MILE EAST OF MUSEUM OFF SCUGOG ISLAND ROAD or phone 98 5-0860 CAESAREA Phone 986-5684 New Year's Eve Party -- ONE LAST TIME -- David Bacha Band - December 31st BUFFET (chicken, cabbage rolls, potato salad, etc.) FAVOURS ADVANCE TICKETS NOW ON SALE -- $25./Couple; $15./Single "CLOSED Christmas Day and New Year's Day) SPECIAL "NOTICE TO ALL GENERAL MOTORS EMPLOYEES A temporary revision to the Employee Vehicle Purchase Program and Vehicle Purchase Program for Immediate Family Members - Option 1 Purchase Out of Dealer Stock -- Eligible participants in the Employee and Immediate Family Member Purchase Programs have a LIMITED TIME OPPORTUNITY to purchase New and Used 1989, or prior, model year vehicles directly from dealer stock at Option 1 Price, if purchased and delivered - BETWEEN DECEMBER 26th, 1988 and DECEMBER 31st, 1988, INCLUSIVE. In addition to this special "Delivery Out of Dealer Stock Opportunity" these vehicle purchases would also qualify for any other G.M. INCENTIVE PROGRAMS in effect at the time of purchase. gE PHILP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED will have to agree to sell the vehicles and this decision would be on a case- by-case basis. Currently all the 1988 stock of new cars and trucks, and demonstrators -- including 5 Pontiac Fireflys, 1 Sunbird GT, 4 Pontiac 6000's, 2 Pontiac Grand Prix, 1 Buick Century, 2 Buick Park Avenues, and 7 GMC 'S' Pickups and 1 Ton Chassis -- will be offered on this plan. Also, a quantity of 1989 Pontiac Fireflys, Tempests, Grand AMs, 6000's, Bonnevilles and Gran Prix; Buick Skylarks and Regals; GMC 'S' Pickups | and Full Size Pickups, Jimmies and Suburbans will be available from stock only. PROPER DOCUMENTATION must be presented by' each participant to be eligible. Sales department hours are Tuesday, December 27th to Thursday, December 29th, 9 AM to 9 PM; Friday, December 30th, 9 AM to 5 PM; Saturday, December 31st, 9 AM to 4 PM. G.M.A.C. Financing Plans are available at employee "ACT NOW ... on this Temporary Revision! PHILP PONTIAC-BUICK -- LIMITED -- 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry 2865-84749 (From page 3) won the Star's contest two years ago, have moved since then, but have taken their yen for lights with them. Their home on the 8th Conces- sion of Scugog Island, is well off the road, but shines like a light- house in the dark. The entire house is outlined in lights, with a big red star on the TV antennae, Santa on the roof, Frosty in the yard, and big red | stockings hung with care on the walls. Christmas carols are piped to the outside, adding even more festivity to this already- festive scene. "It really makes you feel like a kid on Christmas Eve," judge Ca- thy Olliffe commented. The family of Fred Ford, on Old Scugog Road, Blackstock, tied with the Freemans, with a com- pletely different but equally beau- ~ tiful display. The Victorian style house is a study in simple, uncluttered beau- ty, done completely in white lights, with a huge white star in the centre of the roof. i Garland and ribbons added warmth to this pristine beauty. "Beautiful, different and creative, nice work," judge Angie Kroonen- berg wrote enthusiastically. While three homes had to be de- clared winners, many of the other entries came very, very close to winning. Five other entries came within one point of claiming an honourable mention. And not one of the entries col- lected less than seven points. If the weather is good between now and New Year's Day, pick an evening, pack the kids in the car, and take a drive around to see the incredible amount of work people have put into light decorating, all throughout the Township. Without a word of a lie, the lights are absolutely stunning. Take a drive, and see for yourself. The following is a list of all those who entered in the contest: GREENBANK--Grace and Jerry - Hunter, Saintfield (turn left before Timms Garage, 6th house on left side); Fred Timms, Greenbank-- turn right at church, down hill on right side (ranch style house). MANCHESTER--Debbie Hop- kins, Rose St., go around bend, on north side, two houses up, brick bungalow. PRINCE ALBERT--Harold Da- PERRY * Construction Equipment * Wallpaper Steamers * Moving Equipment * Texture Machines * Floor Sanders * Power Tools * Log Splitters Mike and Valerie Freeman of Concession 8, Scugog Island, tled for honourable mention In the Star's Christmas Lights Contest with Fred Ford and family of Old Scugog Rd. In Blackstock (unfortunately, due to a mix-up, we couldn't snap Mr. Ford's photo). Both the Freeman and the Ford residences displayed won- derful Christmas spirit. See story for all our entries. vey, 19 Hurd St. (3rd house from Barber St. on east side); Jerry Ravery, 198 Simcoe St.; .Jean Skerratt, 537 Simcoe St. PORT PERRY--Bud Wylie, 608 Alma St.; Mrs. R. McFad- den, 601 Alma St.; Diane Knut- son, 156 Alva St.; Shirley Kuyt, 76 Orchard Rd., Ralph Forsyth, 87 Caleb St.; Sam Tzountzouris, 74 Chester Cres.; Betty Mahaffy, 102 Chester Cres.; Ray and Jean " Crawford, 76 Heath Cres.; Wally Petrie, 9 Circle Drive; Don and Cindy Jamieson, 41 Riverview St.; Marilyn and Murray Hoskin, Reg. Road 8, south side, just past the arena. SCUGOG ISLAND--Scugog Shores Museum; Valerie and Mike Freeman, 8th concession, first driveway on north side; Rob- ert and Diana Fulton, 9th conces- sion, 7th house on left; Mary Thomas, south east comer of Is- land Rd. and 10th concession. BLACKSTOCK--Fred Ford, Old Scugog Rd., 8th house on west * |lce Augers * Snow Blowers side of road; Len Price, 10 Crest- view Ave.; Murray Archibald, 22 Church St. West; Jamie Mal- ~colm, 1.5 miles south of Black- stock on Old Scugog Road, west side; Frank Melton, 2nd Conces- sion, south on #57, turn left, to stop sign, 7th house on left; Car- ol Huntington, one mile south of 7A on #57 (east side, across from subdivision); Owen McCarthy, 7A, at the bottom of the big hill east of Nestleton, north side; Walt and Joan Dutkewich, 7A east of Nestleton to East Quarter Line, right turn (south) go four miles, look for white wall on each side of driveway). CAESAREA--Terrence and Joan Hamel, John St. (beige house); Doug and Sandy Day, Reg. Rd. 57, at the corner of Park St.; Chester Pedzikowski, Lakeview Street; Gord and Vivian Kirby, Lakeview Street. "Thanks to all who entered-- hopefully, we'll do it again next UXBRIDGE * Rototillers * Lawn Mowers *Generators * Compressors * Carpet Steamers * Scaffolds * Heavy Equipment * Pumps * Dollies PARTY GOODS GAMES TABLES ~~ CHAIRS GLASSES & DISHES PORT PERRY 985-7771 HWY. 74 & WATER STREET Your Complete Scugog Rental Store