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mss sionmen samen _-- i ¥ PET RE he, a v/ REE Kent Farndale, commentator at two fashion shows in Scugog last Wednesday November 16, helped "Fiona Perry", an upstairs maid, serve tea and scones at the Settlement House during Daphne's show. No, Miss Perry and Mrs. Farndale are not sisters--Kent is merely a good sport! "The interest rates on our savings account are always better than the bank's. That's one reason why I changed to Standard Trust." Mrs. Rosemary Outred MARKHAM, Ontario "" Along with their better interest rates, Standard Trust people are so friendly and helpful, it's a pleasure doing business with them. "Everybody at Standard seems to know you, which gives you a comfortable feeling of being 'right at home' whenever you come in. They make everyone feel welcome. It's a great feeling!" If you want friendly, helpful people working for you, come into Standard Trust today and see the difference in service -- and interest rates! = = Ee YOUR HOMETOWN SAVINGS CENTRE 985-8435 165 QUEEN ST. PORT PERRY Daphne' s shows fashions y of top Canadian desig Daphne's, Queen Street's Victo- rian style women's boutique, kicked off the Christmas season with a "tea and scones" fashion show Wednesday November 16. Held at the Settlement House, with a classical guitarist playing gentle background music, 50 or more ladies settled into comforta- ble chairs sipping tea while watching a parade of holiday fash- ions passing by. The highlight of the show were clothes by one of Canada's top new designers, Tu Ly. The 22 year old native of Vietnam, now living in Toronto, is this year's "darling of designers" on a truly international scale. In the world of art (of which fabric design is a part of) Tu Ly is being pegged as an overnight sen- sation. A graduate of Ryerson in 1987, this unassuming young man has taken the fashion world by storm. His early inspiration was cultivated in his mother's sal- on in Ottawa. In 1976 his mother, two brothers and one sister emi- grated in Canada, and as a beauti- cian in Vietnam she ultimately entered the same profession in Canada. As a young boy, Tu Ly was ex- posed to magazines and clients - who influenced this young man's inclination for shape and design. At the Festival of Canadian Fashion last March, his works were selected for inclusion in the Woolmark Award Show. From this very auspicious showing, Tu Ly was chosen by Liberty of Lib- ertys of London to participate in its purchase and promotion of Ca- nadian fashion. He was also picked as a participant in the re- cent fashion showings for the wives of the Economic Summit Leaders. B This holiday grouping is the first showing that retaillers could choose from. Daphne Mitchell, owner of Daphnes (and co-owner of the Settlement House) saw the promise and chose. Tu Ly's work is now available at Daphne's. Models at the Wednesday show included Janice Smith, Leslie McTeague, Fran Sluggit, Sharon Wiseman, Tracy Pastic, and Jenni- fer Malcolm. } ner 5 sd, ment House Wedesday afternoon November 16, when Daphne's presented a holiday fashion show featuring designs from one of Canada's top new de- signers, Tu Ly. See story for details. All eyes were on the lovely models at the Settle- Classic Catering Let us help you with your special occasion ... gs * SHOWERS | ] * CHRISTMAS PARTIES We offer a wide * MEETINGS variety of Hors d'Oeuvres, Fancy Sandwiches & Desserts. FOR A COMPLETE SELECTION CALL: 985-0782 "We Prepare with Professional Care." ON DEDUCTIBLE OF ANY INSURANGE WINDSHIELD CLAIM - -Limit One Purchase Bring.in this Ballot for next draw on November 30, 1988 for $300 WOR ws Z SE Be 1) 4) 1 1) A I e--------