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he wit A 1, in EE ee i i a i | EE A a a mai in a A A ie a OF ao pe BS HE aiid Ec a SSE bn ~ Automatic banking finally arrives in town Mayor Jerry Taylor (left) receives in- vitations to attend many official openings and ribbon-cutting ceremonies, but last Monday July 20, was the first time he was ever invited to take money out of the bank (via the CIBC's new Instant Teller). At the right, manager Bill Graham and an ex- ecutive of the bank, show off a special sign announcing the first automatic teller in Scugog Township. See story for details. Pine Ridge Garden Club by Shirley Love Pine Ridge Garden Club held their Flower, Rose & Vegetable Show on July 8th, at the Community Nursing Home, Port Perry. (Guest speaker for the evening was Dr. Eva Mueller who spoke on the Naturopathic uses of Plants & Herbs. Both the Flower Show & Dr. Mueller's talk was most enjoyed by all who attended. The following are the winners of the show. : Horticultural Division Delphiniums- B. Mairs; Lilies- A. Turcotte, G. Bajema, A Dodd; Shasta Daisies- H. Bandstra, A. Tur- cotte, A. Dodd; Canterbury Bells- B. Mairs. Any Other Perennial- G. Ba- jema, M. Moore, A.J. Bajema. Impatiens- A. Turcotte, A. Woud, G. Bajema. Sweet Peas- A. Dodd. Petunias Double- A. Turcotte, A. Dodd. Petunias Single- M. Moore, A. Turcotte, G. Bajema. Pansies- A. Mazzarolo, A.J. Bajema, M. Moore. Turberous Begonias- A. Dodd, B. Mairs, G. Bajema. Any Other Annual- A.J. Bajema, G. Bajema, A. Dodd. Roses, Red- G. Bajema, A.J. Bajema, B. Mairs. Yellow- G. Bajema, A. Dodd. Pink- A. Dodd, 1. Hurtig, GG. | zarolo, H. Mazzarolo. Any Other Cote J Turcotte. Grandiflora Rose- AT Turcotte, I. Hurtig. Floribunda Rose- A. Dodd. Climber- JULY ajema. Orange- A. Maz- A. Dodd. Vegetables Carrots- M. Moore, A.J. Bajema, G. Bajema. Leaf Lettuce- A. Maz- zarolo, G. Bajema, A. Turcotte. Head Kettuce- M. Moore. Peas- A.J. Bajema, G. Bajema, M. Moore. Spinach- A. Turcotte, A. Mazzarolo. Radishes- A.J. Bajema. Parsley- A. Turcotte, G. Bajema, A.J. Bajema. Green Onions- M. Moore, G. Ba- jema, A. Mazzarolo. Rhubarb- M. Moore, A.J. Bajemg G. Bajema. Swiss Chard- A. Mazzarolo, A. Tur- cotte, G. Bajema. Decorative Division Horizontal Mantel Arrangerent- A. Turcotte, A. Dodd. Dining Tabe Arrangement- G. Bajema, A. Maz- zarolo, A. Turcotte. Design of Fresh Materials Using Driftwood- A. Tur- cotte, A. Dodd, G. Bajema. Design of Fresh Material Using a Mirror- H. Bankstra, A. Turcotte, G. Ba- jema. Circular Design in Yellows- G. Bajema, A. Turcotte. Arrange- ment of Fresh Fruit & Flowers- A. Turcotte. Arrangement in a Basket- A. Woud, A. Turcotte, G. Bajema. The Junior Garden Club also par- ticipated in the show, and the win- ners are as follows: 'I'm A Little Teapot' - an arrangement of flowers & foliage in a teapot- Katie Coates, Kimberly Coates. "People & Pets' - made from vegs., fruits & * SUNWORTHY YES YOU CAN WALLCOVERINGS WALLPAPER 183 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 985-8234 Open Weekdays & Saturday 9 30 to 5 30 Fridays till 9 00. Sundays 1 00 to 5 00 natural materials- Kimberly Coates, Katie Coates. The Junior Club is steadily grow- ing and are quite enthusiastic with their monthly meetings. At their next meeting on Aug. 4th, Kathleen Petrie will be teaching them how to construct a flower pie, which will be entered in the Junior Division at the Blackstock Fair and also our Sept. 1st Fall Flower Show. Anyone © wishing their children to join can call Mrs. Petrie at 986-4771 or come along to the Nestleton Hall on Aug. 4th at 6:45 p.m. Winners of the annual Flower & Vegetable Garden Contest were: Flowers- G. Bajema, A. MacIntyre & H. Moore. Vegetables- A. Tur- cotte, D. Oosterholt & M. Moore. The door prize at the July 8th meeting was Henka Bandstra who won a lovely picture frame donated by Scugog Mirror. The Lake Scugog Annual Regat- ta Assoc. has graciously allowed the Garden Club to set-up a bake sale table on Sat. Aug. 1st in Putsey Park. Items will be on sale at 10 a.m. Also we will be selling raffle tickets for the Regatta. Any dona- tions such as produce, jams, cann- ed goods & of course bake goods would be appreciated. Please come out & support both of these associations. The next Garden Club Meeting will be held on Aug. 4th, at the Nestleton Hall at 8 p.m. Guest speaker for the evening will be Mrs. Kay Rowe, who will be speaking on Perennials. TURMBERG KENNELS Fall Training Classes start August 11th. REGISTER NOW! 655-4721 Finally, automatic banking has come to Port Perry! After two years of planning, Ins- tant Teller arrived at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in Port Perry a little more than a week ago. Bank manager Bill Graham couldn't be happier about the latest addition to his branch, and is pleas- ed with the amount of use it has had already. Instant Teller is just that--a com- puterized teller that performs most bank transactions 24 hours a day. Whether the job is depositing, withdrawing, transferring cash, paying bills--whatever, Instant Teller does it all in minutes. While most CIBC customers will be happy to use it during hours when the bank is closed, Mr. Graham wants to encourage them to use it during the daytime as well, to take the load off the human tellers inside the bank. \ MACKEY & BAILEY BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS Saturday Mornings - 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon Lake Scugog Lumber Building Oshawa Rd., Port Perry (416) 985-7391 A i Authorized 2 Consumers' Cus b Donde . | FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED SINCE 1953 Installation & Service of Residential & Commercial Heating & Air Conditioning Systems. Manufacturers Duct & Fittings HEATING LIMITED 120 MIDWEST ROAD (Unit 18) SCARBOROUGH (416) 757-1583 WOOD LUMBER CO. (Ontario) LTD. pe FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS! 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