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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 26, 1979 More money for farm drainage Agriculture and Food Minister Lorne C. Henderson said recently that 140 muni- cipalities will receive addi- tional allocations for tile drainage debentures. The additional funds amount to $3 million. Of the total, $1 million represents unused portions of alloca- tions made at the beginning of the year with the remain- ing $2 million representing extra funding added to the program. Total funding for the tile drainage debenture program now amounts to $20 million for the year 1979-80. In making the announce- ment, Mr. Henderson said, "Tile drainage is one of the most important projects a farmer can undertake to improve his land and I am certainly pleased with the response this program receives from producers." In the past three years, Ontario farmers have tiled 320,000 acres using funds from the tile drainage program. JEWELLERY SALE Wednesday-Thursday-Friday-Saturday SEPTEMBER 26th to 29th Clearing Most of Inventory Including Gold Filled & Plated Chains, Turquoise Hunting Ground, Austrian Crystal & Much More. Pattersons of Port 197 Queen St. - 985-8332 J Louise Patterson Guild New year gets enthusiastic start by Beryl Espley The first meeting of the season got off to an enthu- siastic start on Wednesday. It was held in the Presby- terian Church at 2 p.m. Margorie Williams, a former teacher of rug hooking for the Port Perry area, presen- ted the prizes for rug hooking from the Port Perry Fair. Hooked Rug - 1st Prize - Beryl Espley. 2nd prize - Isobel Annis of Brougham. Hooked Article - 1st prize - Beryl Espley, 2nd prize - Dorothy Naples. Beginner's Rug - 1st prize - Poldie Mair. There were no entries in the other categories. The same categories will be offered at the Fair in 1980 but, hopefully, the Beginners won't be as shy about enter- ing their rugs next year. The bus trip to the Quilt and Craft Exhibition at the Simcoe County Museum just north of Barrie was discussed. It will leave from the side of Town Hall 1873 at 8:30 in the morning. There is parking behind the Town Hall for those who need it. The morning will be spent at the museum and show. Lunch is being arranged in Barrie. The bus expects to be back in Port Perry about 4:30 pm. This will give people a chance to catch their breath before they set out to the Hospital Auxiliary dance. All who are interes- ted, whether or not they belong to the Guild are invited to contact either Marlaine's or Beryl Espley for more information. Phone 985-8011 or 985-7575. EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD! {UAE [0)/RRSYN UPTO 200% SAVINGS This is your Last Chance to Cash In On Our MOVING UJ IO I A A I A I I I I A A A JO J A I I A I A A A IO A TT I I A A} CHARGEX MASTER CHARGE onomncanic, osha CAMERA CENTRE iro. hueic BME ENEMRRRERRANAREENBRRE NSE RIE RE SE HEE Margaret Brignall intro- duced Linda Hunter and Joanne Hunter who demon- strated how to make Christ- mas wreaths with pine cones and nuts, etc. It was a very popular demonstration judging by the number of people who found bags in the kitchen and set out to collect cones from the grounds of the Library. The next meeting will take place at 2 p.m. on October 10. Beaded bells will be demon- strated and a date will be Set for a workshop where more beading will be demonstra- ted. Also at the workshop Fawcett's old cars This week on '"Conlon's Ontario, Patrick Conlon takes a nostalgic look at yesterday's automobiles, and talks to several people who are caught up in the thrill of restoring these vintage beauties. We will see Model T's and A's, a McLaughlin Buick and a 1929 Peerless, and Patrick has the rare privilege of riding in a 1918 Pierce Arrow. The Fawcett family of Whitby carry on the family business of restoring antique automobiles, and share with Patrick the family's feelings for these old cars which make business a pleasure. Join Patrick Conlon as he takes a look at Vintage Automobiles on "Conlon's Ontario", Tuesday, October 2nd, at 7:30 p.m. on Toronto 5. HOSPITAL REPORT Week Ending September 20 Admissions...................... 30 Births......onnmiisisinivivennen 3 Deaths......oiciicivivivinnnanons Nil Emergencies.................. 195 Operations....................... 10 Discharged...................... 39 Remaining...................... 33 will be demonstrations of Christmas crafts of all kinds. Margaret Brignall and the other members of the Program ,Committee welcome suggestions and offers of help for this work- shop. Manchester 4-H news by Jackie Skelding Once again 4-H has start- ed. Our first meeting was at the Manchester United Church on September 13 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Our leader is Mrs. Kingstone and her assistant is Mrs. Espley. This unit will be about Needlepoint. Our club namc is the "Naughty Needlers" and our officers are as foll- ows. President-Samantha Espley, Vice President-Be- linda Espley, Secretary-Jan- et Lamb, Treasurer-Janet Hofstee, Press Reporter- Jackie Skelding, Committee- Andrea Oosterlo, Samantha "PLART PRESENTATION Offer Good Unti y VALUABLE COUPON 10% OFF ALL PLANTS IN STOCK WITH Espley, Jackie Skelding. Joanne Vandervoort, Sam- antha Espley, Jackie Skeld- ing, Margaret Wanninkhof and Jill Kendall are mem- bers as well. Mrs. Espley's mother Mrs. Scaife who is visiting her and her family will be attending the meet- ings as well. 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