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ikaaiiad EEE. "A Family Tradition for 131 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, May 21, 1997 - 11 Prizes many as Pine Ridge holds spring show By Angela Willis Pine Ridge Garden Club held 1ts annual Spring Flower Show on May 6 at Nestleton Hall. The winners of the many cat- egories were: Class 1 - Flowering Shrub - First - Liisa Ryan, second - Rie Hoogeveen, third - Ann Julia Bajema. Class 3 - Forced Pussy Willow Branch - First - Grace Bajema, second - Ann Julia Bajema. Class 4 (a) - Tulips red - First - Grace Bajema, second Rie Hoogeveen, third - Rika Wygerde. Class 4 (b) - Tulips any other color - First - Ken Love, second - Pat Kingstone, third - Tina Wolters. ers are a short ride away Class 5 - Tulips branching - First - Eileen McLaughlin, sec- ond - Grace Bajema. Class 7 - Narcissus, large trumpet - First - Rie Hoogeveen, second - Grace Bajema, third - Tettje Prins. Class 8 - Narcissus, small cup - First - Grace Bajema, sec- ond - Pat Kingstone, third - Eileen McLaughlin. Class 9 - Narcissus - any other type - First - Grace Bajema, second - Ann Julia Bajema, third - Kathleen Petrie. Class 10 - Any other flower- ing bulb - First - Pat Kingstone, second - Kathleen Petrie, third - - Kathleen Petrie. Class 11 - Any perennial other than bulbs - First -.Tettje Prins, second - Pat Kingstone, third - Liisa Ryan. Class 12 - African Violet sin- gle - First - Eileen McLaughlin, second - Grace Bajema, third - Tettje Prins. Class 13 - African Violet dou- ble - First - Ann Julia Bajema, second - Liisa Ryan, third - Rie Hoogeveen. Class 14 - Any other flower- ing plant - First - Tettje Prins, second - Tina Wolters, third - Marliese Hassler. Class 15 - Plant grown for foliage - First - Tettje Prins, second - Grace Bajema, third - Tina Wolters. Class 17 - Miniature plant grown for foliage - First - Grace Bajema, second - Ann Julia Bajema. Class 18 - Miniature plant grown for bloom - First - Tettje Prins, second - [Eileen McLaughlin, third - Ann Julia Bajema. Class 19 - Plant grown from cutting - First - Tettje Prins, second - Grace Bajema, third - Audrey Kleinjan. Class 20 - Hanging basket - foliage - First - Grace Bajema, second - Tettje Prins, third - Audrey Kleinjan. Class 21 - Hanging basket - flowers - First - Tettje Prins, second - Grace Bajema. Class 22 - Mixed container - First - Tettje Prins, second - Ann Julia Bajema, third - Tina Wolters. Class 23 - A water viewing design - First - Margaret Trull, second - Ann Julia Bajema, third - Pat Kingstone. Class 24 - An oriental design - First - Ann Julia Bajema, sec- ond - Margaret Trull, third - Pat Kingstone. Class 25 - A design using a bird house - First - Grace Bajema, second - Fran Binns, third - Tettje Prins. Class 26 - A design in a thim- ble - First - Ann Julia Bajema, second - Tettje Prins, third - Pat Kingstone. Class 27 - A design in a coffee mug - First - Ken Love. The "Best of Show™" winners were: Decorative - Grace Bajema, Cultural - Rie Hoogeveen, Houseplants - Tettje Prins. Our next meeting will be June 3 at Nestleton Hall at 8 p.m. Please come and join us. House tour's a fundraiser for Town Hall Town Hall 1873 is spon- soring its second annual tour of historic Port Perry area homes on Saturday, May 31 between 10 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. A $12 ticket entitles you to visit and walk through eight fine area residences, many of which are century homes featuring classic furnish- ings and decor. In addition, complimen- tary tea or coffee and tea biscuits will be served at Town Hall 1873 to all tick- et holders. Volunteers will be work- ing as guides at each home and all proceeds will go to the Town Hall 1873 Im- provement Fund. A handy resource guide will in- clude an area route map along with biographies of each of the eight houses. Since the House Tour will go ahead regardless of weather, all tour guests will be asked to remove their shoes at the door of each home. It might there- fore be a good idea to carry a pair of slippers with you. Four of the homes are within an easy walk in downtown Port Perry; two are on Old Simcoe Road in Prince Albert and the oth- on Scugog Island and in Blackstock. Tickets are just $12 each and are available now at Henshall's, 241 Queen St. in Port Perry (phone 905-985-1965) or can be picked up at Town Hall 1873 on Saturday, May 31 after 9:30 a.m. Last year, well over 500 people attended this inter- esting event, and the Social Programs We as Canadians see our common values reflected in our social programs which include Health Care, Social Assistance and Pension & Elderly benefit programs. Personal Safety and Security We must ensure that for our own safety and security we have a justice system that deals with the unacceptable levels of crime in our community and we must amend legislation to address youth crime. Education and Training Education and Training are critical to ensuring Canada will have the competitive labour force it needs to compete as an equal in global markets, including youth training and the development of individual skill enhancement. in Durham Elect Sam Cureatz Sam Cureatz #4 Your Vote Does Make A Difference June 2, 1997 Assistance Required? Contact the Sam Cureatz Action Centre A functional, luxurious barbecue with outstanding features plus the Napoleon quality you know you can count on. OVERRIDGE i... FIREPLACE WAREHOUSE "9 LR IONOF-E-111 dT RS) SN =le Ya fl 22-12 3Y; Sp hard-working Town Hall 1873 board is expecting an even larger crowd this year, particularly if the weather man cooperates. at Veltri Complex, 68 King Street East, Bowmanville, ON, L1C 3x2 Phone: (905) 623-8726 Authorized by Joe Dalrymple, Official Agent for Sam Cureatz Progressive Conservative Porty of Canada Parti progressiste-conservetewr dv Conoda (905) 985-0715 1-800-638-4751