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i ERE AR ai amr rigeerg nreyy. --e ee mrt yy 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 16, 1986 Flea market was a success for Pine Ridge Garden Club Pine Ridge Garden Club held their Fall Flower & Vegetable Show on 2nd, which proved to be te. a success despite the poor growing season this summer. In the " Horticultural Division winners were - Single Asters; A. Turcotte, Ida Hurtig & A.J. Bajema. Double Asters; A.J. Bajema, G. Bajema, A. Dodd & G. Proutt. Calendula; M. Pertan, S. Love, A.J. Bajema. Cosmos; M. Moore, M. Bailey, A.J. Bajema. Large Dahlias; L. Mulder. Pom-Pom Dahlias; G. Bajema, A.J. Bajema. Glads White; R. Haan, S. Love. Red; G. Bajema, A. Maz- zarolo, A.J. Bajema. Pink; Eileen McLaughlin, L.. Ryan. Yellow; G. Bajema, A.J. Bajema, A. Dodd. Purple; A.J. Bajema. Any Other Colour; G. Bajema, A. Dodd. Marigolds Large; A.J. Bajema, A. Turcotte, Eileen McLaughlin. Marigolds Small; S. Love, G. Ba- jema, A. Turcotte, A. Dodd. Pan- sies; A. Mazzarolo, A. Turcotte, M. Moore. Petunias over 3%"; M. Moore, R. Haan, K. Petrie, G. Ba- jema. Under 3'%%"; A.J. Bajema, A. Dodd, S. Love, M. Moore. Hybrid Tea; A. Dodd, S. Love, Eileen McLaughlin. Floribunda; A. Maz- zarolo, A. Dodd. Grandiflora; A. Mazzarolo. Zinnias Over 3"; G. Ba- jema, M. Bailey, A.J. Bajema. Artists awards Artwork of three local painters will be featured in the Sixth Annual Juried Show of Fine Art at the Visual Arts Centre in Bowmanville. From among more than 160 sub- missions from across Ontario, those of Sheila Dantzer and Sheila Mahlberg were singularly suc- cessful in the competition while one . painting by Leslie A. Parkes receiv- ed a special award. The adjudicator is the renowned artist/teacher John Inglis, AOCA, CSPWC. Opening ceremonies will begin in the 'Cream of Barley Mill" gallery at 7:30 p.m. this Friday, September 19th. The exhibition continues each day from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. each day until Sunday, September 28th. The Visual Arts Centre is located on Simpson Avenue in Bowmanville. | youb Yard: earned dollars. Precision Cuts Conditioning Perms - Hi-Lights Gent's Styling and more! adm crm? Your Per Re ently. ms (every Il increase the life of if you have had a remember that regular tri 4.6 weeks) Wi your p today! Cordhs Cut & Curl oor ({{ | etter value for if erm. Make your appon Pom-Pom; A.J. Bajema, M. Bailey, A. Mulder. Display of Cut Flowers; K. Petrie, M. Pertan, M. Bailey, A. Dodd. Vegetables - Beets; Eileen McLaughlin, G. Bajema, M. Moore, A. Dodd. Red Cabbage; S. Love, A. Turcotte. Corn; M. Moore, A. Tur-. cotte, Green Peppers: A. Turcotte, S. Love, M. Moore. Pepper Squash; A. Turcotte. Early Potatoes; M. - Moore, A. Turcotte, S. Love. Late Potatoes; S. Love, M. Moore, 1. Hur- tig. Pumpkin; I. Hurtig, S. Love. Spanish Onions; A. Turcotte, A. Dodd. Tomatoes; L. Ryan, M. Moore, A. Turcotte. Display of Vegetables; A. Turcotte, G. Ba- jema. Collection of Miniature Vegetables; S. Love, G. Bajema. Decorative Division - '"'Grannie's Delight"; K. Petrie, H. Bandstra, G. Bajema, M. Bailey. 'In the Pic- ture' - A. Turcotte, K. Petrie, M. Bailey. "Collectables" - K. Petrie, A. Turcotte. "Woodland Lore' - K. Petrie. "Mini-Magic" - H. Bandstra, A. Dodd, A. Turcotte. 'Lunch Break" - L. Mulder. "Table Setting' - K. Petrie, I. Hurtig, A. Turcotte. Winner of the door prize was E. Gibson who won a beautifully cut glass bowl set donated by Merscos. The workshop conducted by B. Bandstra on Fungi & Driftwood ar- rangements was enjoyed very much, with various members going home with different & pretty designs. The Sept. 5th bus trip to Bramp- ton was very enjoyable & as we had extra time we also toured Glen Echo Nurseries & Garden Center & Reeve's Florist & Greenhouses. On Sept. 13th we held our Flea Market at the Nestleton Hall & win- ner of the door prize was Mrs. Mur- ray Geer, who won a lovely hanging houseplant donated by "The Best of Things' Plant & Gift Shop, P.P. Plaza. 'The winning ticket was drawn by Randy Sears. The Junior Garden Club will hold their 1st meeting on Oct. 7th from 7:00 to 8:00 at the Nestleton Hall. Anyone with children interested in joining can call Kathleen Petrie at 986-4771. Our Oct. 7th meeting will be a work shop on pine cone novelties for the festive season. This evening is also the 'Largest Pum- pkin Contest" & the monthly com- petition is "Country Thanksgiving," an arrangement using flowers, vegetables & fruit. Please join us & bring a friend at 8:00 p.m. at the Nestleton Hall. tment {ore § CAROL'S CUT= 176 Perry St., Port Perry REI m6 DAYS A WEEK URL 985-2532 The Pine Ridge Garden Club held a flea market, bake and craft sale Saturday at the Nestleton Hall with all kinds of nifty things for sale. At left is Club president Shirley Love and at right is Ona Quackenbush of Nestleton. The two young lads are Cliff and Blain Pelrine of Caesarea who are members of the Pine Ridge Jr. Garden Club. They extend a welcome to all youngsters from six to 13 to attend a meeting _in Nestleton Hall, October 7 at 7:00 p.m. Pace fast at PPHS The third week into the school year is setting a very fast pace for the students of P.P.H.S. with school team tryouts, band and choir audi- tions and numerous other activities. Student rep elections were also held last week. The volunteers were very enthusiastic. The meeting yesterday went very well also and the treats from students council were well received. This week is also full of activity. The 1986 yearbooks went on sale yesterday. They are being sold in front of the office all this week. If you haven't already paid in full be sure to bring your money when you go to pick up your book. Student pictures are coming up next week, and yes, the gre.t pic- ture package is back. Buy your pic- tures and get a 1987 yearbook, all for the low, low cost of $18.50. The first full council meeting will take place Wednesday the 17th. This includes executive and all the new class reps. Intramural volleyball also started Tuesday. For those of you who sign- ed up, the teams are posted by Gym AB. Make sure to check to see when your teams play so you can be out there supporting them! The Cross Country team also has a meet this week. Good luck gang! The music program has a very busy schedule this week now that auditions for the bands and choirs are over. Jazzmerize, Senior Wind, Choir H, Flute Club (and the list goes on) are all in progress, playing morning, noon and night in prepara- tion for upcoming competitions. Also, auditions for the Arts [pays to learn meome taxes rom HAR Block. Canada's Finest Income Tax Course Learning income taxes now could offer you money-making opportunities and save you money on your return at tax time Enrol today' Classes start soon in Port Perry For more information CALL NOW 985-9803 or 986-4640 Festival will take place this week. For those of you who are unaware of just what the Arts Festival is, then this is the scoop of the week for you. The Arts Festival will take place in May. It will consist of three nights of Drama, Art and Music. P.P.H.S. will be the heart of it all! And now that all these activities are taking place, it's a great time to buy an activity card for the low, low, low price of $5.00. It gives students great discounts off school parapher- nalia such as jackets, rings and dances. Speaking of dances, the In- itiation Dance occurs this Friday. If you have an Activity Card, the dance will only cost you $3.00 in- stead of the regular $5.00 admission 4 aVs next week. *FOOD FOR THOUGHT* price. If you're one of those minor niners, then it will only cost youll $2.00. ® Talking about "Initiation," it takes place this Friday! The first assembly of the year will occur on Thursday. That's when all you grade nines will find out that well kept secret of just what you have to dress up like on Friday. 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