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GEO pram ? i 4 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, October 12, 1988 Porcelain dolls part of craft show Mrs. Elizabeth Wokral, seen here with her beautiful porcelain dolls, will be just one of a hundred vendors to take part in the annual Craft Show being held at Port Perry High School on Saturday, October 22. This is the eighth year for the show, and organizers Donna Sanders and Kathleen Goodway are expecting to the be the best to date. Above, Mrs. Wokral displays some of her hand made porcelain doll creations which are poured by hand. Clothing and hair is custom made, and the doll painted. Prices for the dolls range from $225 to $700 de- pending on the size. REGIONAL i MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM D) INFORMATION CENTRE REALIGNMENT OF THE INTERSECTION OF REGIONAL ROAD 7 (SCUGOG ISLAND ROAD) AND CONCESSION 9 / 10 ROAD, SCUGOG Regional Municipality of Durham has prepared plans for the reconstruction of the above described project. A public information centre will be held in order to ac- quaint the public with the design details. Region of Durham staff will attend the information centre in order to answer questions related to the project. All interested persons are invited to attend the public information cen- tre which will be held on: | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1988 6 P.M. to 8 P.M. SCUGOG ISLAND HALL SCUGOG Persons wishing to obtain information prior to the holding of the information centre can contact Mr. M.T. Wilson, C.E.T. Road Design Supervisor at 668-7721. G. Emm, W.A. Twelvetrees, P.Eng. 'Works Committee Commissioner Chairman of Works i The big one is coming! The once-a-year craft show that everybody is waiting for is just around the corner, Saturday, Oc- tober 22 at Port Perry High School. The Christmas Craft Sale, organized by Donna Sanders and Kathleen Goodway, is now eight years old and bigger and better than ever. More than 100 vendors will fill the school gymnasium between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. with crafts from all over Ontario, including locally. Always a very popular event, (LL idl Ladies and Gentlemen, The big one coming Oct. 22 the sale usually sees 5,000 or more visitors. The organizers suggest getting there early for the best bargains and selection. Once again, the Girl Guides are providing delicious refreshments and lunches in the cafeteria. As a new feature this year, they will manage a baby-sitting service, to enable shoppers to fully enjoy the glittering array of crafts. Mrs. E. Wokral is just one of the many local artisans who will be displaying and selling her help We need a special kind of person. Someone who's willing to share his/her homemaking and care-giving experience with the elderly and disabled. Someone who can dedicate a little time to helping make others feel more comfortable and secure. We need Home Support Workers who care, because Para-Med cares. We're offering flexible hours, and an interesting and wide range of assignments. Call: (416) 433-7600 for more information. para-med HEALTH SERVICES It is a great honour and priviledge to be nominated for such a high office as Mayor of the municipality. | do hope and pray that you the ratepayers of today have the same faith in me, the very same faith in me that the ratepayers had who elected my great grandfather to guide their affairs for them first in the year 1850. Ladies and gentlemen, it is to your interests that this municipality be guided in the proper manner. | ask you to vote Stan Taylor on election day. For lower taxation vote a STAN TAYLOR for MAYOR