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hy GR gs in BTL) LTS OC STA y 7 Pe Appointed examiner Marie Devereux has recently been appointed to the Board of Examiners, of the Western Ontario Conser- vatory of Music, University op Western Ontario, London. She will travel throughout the Province twice annually, conducting examinations in Voice, Organ and Piano. The first in a series of her books, compiled for the Conser- vatory, will be published in early 1979. 2S TN VHS TONRY RUA © TERA VL AE SS PEAT SE le 4h SEL read Bos ATE 0 HOP) LAS Pa Ee Sar RL I SA RTS ras r- 4 4 . Brooklin "Harvest Time" PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 11, 1978 -- 15 Horticultrual Society holds final fall show by Margaret Beath The Brooklin Horticultural Society adopted the theme, 'Harvest Time" for its Fall Show held on September 27 and this marked the final flower show of the year. President John Jefferies opened the meeting and extended a welcome to pro- spective members from both Brooklin and Kedron. For this occasion, a panel from "the Civic Garden Manchester news by Ruby Fielding Mrs. Tom Duff of Lindsay visiting Mrs. Ada Fielding and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Doupe last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lamb, Ann, Janet and Kenny, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lamb, Jim and Bob dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lamb on Sunday. Mrs. Lillian Wilson spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Walt Locke at Mada- waska. . Mrs Georgina Marcotte held a Toy party at Mrs. Art Anness, Little Britain, Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Price and boys, Prince Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pargeter and boys were Two face charges "for car theft Two 14-year old escapees from the Kawartha Training School in Lindsay were apprehended by police in Port Perry on October 3. According to police the two were spotted about noon driving in an erratic manner across the Highway 7A causeway. When stopped and questioned by police, one ®iried to hide under a car and ® the other fled behind the Port Perry Plaza. The first youth was appre- hended immediately, and the second hid for a time on the roof of the Canadian Tire Store. He was then seen running. into the swamp behind the store where police finally caught up to him. The car, a 1978 Mercury, was reported stolen earlier in the day in Lindsay and the two face charges of theft and possession of stolen proper- ty. They were returned to the training school. supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. G. Marcotte Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Fielding dinner guests with Mr. and 'Mrs. Art Anness and family on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Greene, Kurt and Douglas of Toronto Thanksgiving guests Monday with Mrs. Dolly Roberts. Centre, Toronto, with the familiar Moderator, E.R. Pope, was on hand to discuss Rock Gardens. In Mr. Pope's case, it was not his first visit to Brooklin and hopefully not his last, as his witty remarks are always an added bonus to any evening. Prior to the discussion, Gordon Wick presented some slides of a rock garden, which he had taken on his return trip from the O.H.A. Conference in Kingston and demonstrated the results of a good knowledge of your sub- ject and when application of same can be used in the construction of a rock gar- den. The do's and don't's on location, type of plants to be Manchester accidents hospitalize Two accidents within an hour of each other in Man- chester caused considerable damage to four vehicles and sent three men to hospital for treatment of injuries. The mishaps occured around the noon hour on Saturday. In the first, Gordon Stevens of Agincourt allegedly attempted to make a left turn onto Highway 12 at the traffic lights in Manches-, three men accident on Highway 7A involving a car and a tow truck. According to a police spokesman, Santino Sisto, 40, of Downsview was dri- ving east on Highway 7A and attempted to make a left turn off the highway. The tow truck hit a car driven by 22-year old Robert Graham of Peterborough who was taken to Port Perry ter and struck a westbound hospital with serious in- vehicle driven by Marcel Roche of Pickering. Total damage to both vehicles is estimated by police at $800 and both drivers were treated at hos- pital. Stevens has been charged by police with making an improper left turn. Police estimated damage at close to $2500 following an MANAGEMENT SEMINAR acrash ow . |session FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK in bookkeeping o An introduction to bookkeeping techniques. How to set up Jour- nals, record transactions, post the General Ledger and perform the preliminary steps for preparation of the Financial Statements. It's a must for every small business operator! Small Business Management. Seminar a _ Railroadhouse Motor Motel, Port Perry, Ont. og on Wed, Oct. 18th trom 8:30 AM to 4.30 PM Registration tee ot $3 per person, luncheon included For further information, please contact tel 5766800 Complete this coupon, and mail it along with your cheque to the tollowing address Management Seminar Federal Business Development Bank Name(s) Address 22 King St. W., P.O. Box 980, oo Oshawa, Ontario. L1H 7N2 Postal Code juries. : Sisto has been charged with careless driving. RRR 8 "3 RR BR p> N RR oy ol re Featuring... * TEAROOM used and general care to be Carnival for Best Decorative and Best given, were some of the subjects dealt with and it was evident that the Modera- tor and his panel were, as usual, a very knowledgeable group of people. Fern Munns extended a vote of thanks to Mr. Pope and his panel. The Flower Show itself, concentrated on Chrysanthe- mums and the Best Speci- men award, donated by Gib Marlow, was won by Gordon Wick. The prize for Best Decorative, in the form of a Gift Certificate from Simp- son's Sears was also won by Gordon Wick. The silver trays, duly engraved and won at the County Town (Doris Marlow) Specimen (Jean Barkey) were presented. Port Perry Hospital GIFT SHOP Gigantic = SALE Pre-Inventory Christmas Prices slashed up to 60% FRI., OCTOBER 13th Staff & Auxiliary Members 9a.m. to 12 noon Open to Public 12 to 8 p.m. MUNICIPAL TRAFFIC SIGNS COMPANY LIMITED Signs of All Kinds Truck Lettering Traffic & Construction Signs MOGI & Banners 2 (ol P.0. BOX 519 - PORT PERRY ONTARIO LOB INO (416) 985-3892 "CRAFT TOWN" Comein and browse through our shops. Also ... * SALE OF HANDCRAFTED ITEMS * BAKE TABLE * PUPPET SHOWS (2 shows for children 8 yrs. & under). - Courtesy of Uxbridge Tri-Arts Group - * AFGHAN DRAW (5:00 p.m.) The Potpourri Handicraft Guild of Port Perry is pleased to present the 3RD ANNUAL "FALL FESTIVAL OF CRAFTS" TOWN HALL 1873 Queen Street - Port Perry Saturday, October 21st 10:00 a.m. t0 6:00 p.m. ; * DOOR PRIZES . Z BROS ot A, ot DEMONSTRATIONS Apple Dolls - Quilting - Stained Glass - Ukranian Egg Decorating GERRY, Sls $path Tol Dold ha Admission: $1.00 Children under 12 with adult - No Charge. "Come and Enjoy the Creative Handiwork of our Talented Craftspeople! PRE 40 3 RoE 46 oN ATEN [8 (rom FSR AAA Ca, SAT ro Ye Foe eI BS ch gt CRONE YA 7 - - Re - SE -- 2 Ne pa nT rd ts er RO te BY % % a 5 J . Kredi ren ¥ ew On 200 00 » SLE En Lord AYN ey wl Ee VE Po ve I Fe - ETE i iG aC Cp em , ~ wi, we aml ERY Rg ean * = r-, 1 Xs 24 "um ~~ ~ -l a on Fe: ', . Caf 08 AG Re rR FN 5.1 TN - BO . NK. 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