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ge BE il ane TI iE, JL, ahh "Fall Into Fashion" is the theme of an up- coming Fashion Show sponsored by the C.W.L. of Port Perry. The show will be held in the Catholic Hall, Scugog St., Port Perry starting at 8:15 on October 15. In the above photo, four of the models show off some of the fashions. From left is Kim Dick wearing a business suit from 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 29, 1987 Country Classics; Heather Honey in a cocktail Man charged in 'flashing' incident A 28 year old Caesarea resident has been charged by Regional Police following complaints that a man had been exposing himself in front of teenagers. Police received two separate com- PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-8054 All our equipment is designed to improve your health and well-being. Whether you take a SUNTAN, HYDROMASSAGE, INFRA-SAUNA, STEAMBATH, or a BODY TONING treatment, everything will relax and revitalize you. Additional services are: Massage Therapy, Colon Therapy, & Tridology. ASK ABOUT OUR FALL SPECIAL! Hugo and Renate Stiller invite you to call 985-8054 tor an appointment. SENIORS' DISCOUNT ... 10% OFF ------ CcLuB REGISTER NOW FOR FALL CLASSES TLE BEGINNERS CLASSES & REGISTRATION FOR ALL AGES START: Tuesday, Sept. 29th -- All Ages dress from 'Annie M"' Debbie Murdock; Diane Dunn in a beaver-mink jacket and hat from Paula Lishman studios; and Jill Bradley wearing a designer sweatshirt from Bill Fitches. Tickets are $6, available from Country Classics on Queen Street. Commentator for the evening will be Kent Farndale. plaints from teenagers last week that a man had been naked in the window - of a house in that community. An investigation led to charges of gross indecency and committing an indecent act. Car stolen Police are investigating the theft of a car early Saturday morning from Lakeview Plaza in Port Perry. The 1977 Ford model car was later found involved in an accident at the intersection of Queen Street and Chester Crescent. It had hit a tree and was described as a write-off. The driver of the car was nowhere _ to be found by the time Police were called to the scene. Golf Club fire A fire Sunday night at the Mill Run Golf Club west of Uxbridge caused an estimated $80,000 to the club-house. Firefighters were called to the scene about 2:00 AM. There were no injuries in the fire, which may have been caused by lightning. NS PORT PERRY WADO KAI An -- 6:00 P.M. | -- DEMONSTRATION & REGISTRATION -- TUESDAY, SEPT. 22nd 6 PM PORT PERRY LATCHAM CENTRE REGULAR CLASSES (Year round) in Port Perry Sunday & Tuesday 7 PM LOCATION Port Perry (Downtown) Latcham Center. at th lake. Queen & Water Sts# FEES Port Perry $65 tor 3 months (Special Family Rates Available) MORE INFORMATION For Port Perry Club call at class times 985 7982 or Instructor Sense: Robert Dods 2nd Dan at 926 5370 or Ron Mollan, 985 7098 -- FUN, EXERCISE & SELF-DEFENSE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY -- - I il Affiliated with Toronto Wado Kai, under the direction of Chef Instructor Dave Manara. 6th Dan s i ONE WOMAN'S VIEW by Chris Carlisle (From page 6) are hollow, empty values. The kids will struggle to get money and buy their way to happiness. Then they'll wonder why they wake up in the morning feeling empty, unloved and despairing, So they'll turn to their religion and buy something else only to feel good outside and even hollower inside. : They won't have a tlue how to relate to anyone else--or how to give and receive love. What love means. Or even what it is. Chaos will reign. Society will break down. We're already all coveting our "brother's goods." We're already stealing, killing and honoring the traditional Sabbath as yet another potential shopping day in designated tourist areas. All in the name of spending. We should forget about buying the kids the latest cereals and teach them how to scramble an egg. Forget the latest war toy. Teach them how to whittle a whistle. We should be spending time, not money. Random Jottings (From page 6) is a desperate need for traffic lights at that intersection. If there wasn't a need, why would the merchants of that plaza be spending approximately $25,000 this year for a policeman to stand at the intersection to direct traffic. It appears to me that the MTC just don't want to see another traffic light at that location and they will only con- cede to its need by continual pressure from our politicians. There have been several accidents at the intersection this past summer, and although no one has lost their lives 'yet), there have been a number of serious accidents. Council should continue to pressure the MTC to put a light in at the intersection now, not after a death occurs on this dangerous stretch of the highway. Yesterday's Memories (From page 5) Miss Margaret Spence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Spence recently received a gold Buffalo Day Medallion from Mayor Baker of Regina, Sask. She is a student at Port Perry High School and was among 24 students from Ontario, chosen to represent their respec- tive school in the Centennial Youth Programme. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibson, Prince Albert, who celebrated their 25th Wedding Anniversary recently. A capacity crowd of 350 attended services at Seagrave United Church on the occasion of their Diamond Jubilee Celebrations. Guest speaker was Rev. George Davison of Melville Pastoral charge. Prices for groceries at Car Load Market 10 years ago: Aylmer tomato soup 10 oz. 4 for 49 cents; Maxwell House instant coffee, 10 oz. $1.55; Kleenex facial tissue, 200's 2 for 35 cents; Maple Leaf pic- nic hams, 20 oz. tin, $1.53. 10 YEARS AGO Wednesday, September 28, 1977 The Scugog Chamber of Commerce authorized $3000 to be spent to develop concept plans for the restoration and rejuvenation of the downtown section of Port Perry. Four of the original nineteen charter members of the Royal Cana- dian Legion Ladies Auxiliary celebrated the 50th Anniversary of the association. Members of the auxiliary present were Agnes, Garvey. Vera Knott, Clara Warren and Leona Wilson. Community Memorial Hospital Auxiliary held a Silver Anniver- sary with members of the first auxiliary executive of November 1952 present, including: Joan Godley, Margaret Holtby, Rita Rodman. Jeanne Dymond and Jesse Robertson. 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