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s : ; | | : ; mere JIE ctl SNE ee li SHEE One year old Mark Cameron dropped by the Cobbler's Bench on Friday (his birthday) for a pair of shoes. Store owner Kathy Read 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. May 22, 1985 Cobbler's store dream come true "i Port Perry's latest store. WEATHER PERMITTING BOX EVERYDAY Ls LOW PRICES & BEDDING 3 PLANTS GARDE NING MONTH GERANIUMS POTTED SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING SAT MAY 25 1985 ¢ was more than happy to help the little tyke make up his mind. See story for details on fine markets... of fine foods EVERYDAY LOW PRICES New business offers shoe fashions For Kathy Read. the Cobbler"s Bench 1s a dream come true Not only is she running a business on her own. something she's always wanted to do. she's also running a shoe business -- and if you know Kathy. you know how much she loves shoe leather. "I love good quality shoes at a reasonable price and great style too. Thing is, Port Perry has been missing all of those things," she said. The 29 year old mer- chant has lived in town for eight years, and for eight vears she has miss- ed not being able to shop for shoes in the area "Port Perry is yearn- ing for a shoe store.' she said. Everybody | talk to wants one." So on May 4th she of- ficially opened the Cob- bler's Bench, a women's and children's shoe shop right beside the Becker's store on Queen Street. Her stock features feet fashions by companies like Jordache, Hang Ten, Bonnie Stewart, Calico and Ipanema, ail of which focus in on style that's comfortable and practical. She has totally re- furbished the store right from 'the floor up. with lots of wood. soft pastel colours. bricks and plants. The scenario matches the mood of her summer shoes, many of which are made from light, airy woven fabrics or genuine leather. At the moment the Cobbler's Bench is open six days a week but Kathy is seriously con- sidering opening on Sun- days as well, at least dur- ing the summer months. For more information, give her a call at 985-9860. Fireworks prove Hurd Street is anything but boring Prince Albert Area News by Earline Armstrong The annual Hurd Street Fireworks display was held in Lloyd and NO NAME SUPER 20-5-10 '0kG POT HARDY MUMS ¢ MARBLE CHIPS ... POTTED WEED & FEED FERTILIZER 5, 99 NO NAME 56 LITRE PINE BARK CHUNKS 4.99 NO NAME WHITE 2.99 NO NAME 85 LITRE SUPER PEAT MOSS ted Pe ~ ot >€ ASSORTED VARIETIES AES 10" POT bro LARGE OUTDOOR ) HANGING BASKETS 3.99 NO NAME COMPOST 00xG CATTLE MANURE 2.99 NO NAME BULK PACK SUPER SOIL 3.99 NO NAME 7-9-5 ROSE FOOD 149 9% oT; TOMATO FOOD 1.49 THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: i 47 S., Uxbridge Monday & Tuesday 9 Wed 6PM Thurs & Fri 99 PM 6PM Saturday 8 30 Beth Pereman's back yard on Sunday. 75 children and adults wat- ched the display, organized by John Langford and his good helper Dave Jamieson. It was a fine display. And people think Prince Albert is dull, not on Hurd Street! On Sunday, May 19, Courtney Radford celebrated her 8th birth- day. Happy birthday Courtney from all Prince Albert, especially your babysitter. Thursday evening May 16 saw 12 tables of euchre playedrat the Communi- ty Centre. Ladies high was Myrtle Gimblett, se- cond was Anne Manns and low was Laurie Skin- ner. And over on the men's side, high 'was Murray Geer, second was Bert Daniels and low was Frank Andrews. Next Thursday, May 23, we will be ready again at 8 o'clock sharp. Come on out and have fun playing euchre. Now if you see or did see Les and Grace Beacock on Monday, May 20 and they were all smiles, well they had a good reason to be. It was their 43th wedding an- niversary. Happy An- niversary to a fine pair from all Prince Albert. And lets not forget Eva Hunter, I know it doesn't show on her but May 22 is her birthday. Happy Birthday Eva. And Ed Diagle over on Queen Street, yep he celebrated. another one on Monday, a birthday that is. Happy Birthday to you too Ed. And I always leave the best to the last. On Thursday May 16, Lila Clarke was 78 years old and her three daughters, Helen, Catherine and Fern all came home to help her celebrate. Prince Albert sends their greetings your way to Lila. Now being 78 doesn't stop Lila and her husband, Rev. Charles Clarke, from travelling. They just got back from Tampa, Florida where they spent a week at the Supreme White Shrine Convention. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Daigle and Max spent the long weekend at the cottage near Kingston, Ontario. Charlene was in Quebec City with the Jazzmerize singers. . Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Moore had dinner Thurs- day evening with Joan and Mac Christie. Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt of Oshawa were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olson enjoyed the long weekend at their cottage at Hall's Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Beacock attended the funeral of her uncle, Mr. T. Allison in Oshawa. Please call Ilean Pugh with your news next week at 985-2146. KAREN E. HUNT ELECTROLYSIS Permanent Hair Removal Waxing Now Available. Free Consultations Day or Evening Appointments 985-9085 sori oti