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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 10, 1987 Who's the Mayor? Council had a small delay in getting started on Monday as three of the seven members of council were late for the 10:00 a.m. meeting. Although there was a quarum, there was some confusion as to who the Mayor should be as both Mayor Jerry Taylor, and acting Mayor Harvey Graham (when Taylor is not present) were not in their chairs. 'It was decided that Regional Councillor Lawrence Malcolm should take the chair at the head of the table to get the meeting started, leaving only three councillors left to carry-on with the meeting. Shortly after taking the chair, Mayor Jerry Taylor arrived. "We've got the real Mayor now," said Malcolm and he resumed his seat at the council table. Within a few minutes both councillors McLaughlin and Graham arrived and council got down to the task at hand. FALL FESTIVAL of VALUES = ~ x FRIED CHICKEN & SEAFOOD 136 Water St., 085-9009 PORT PERRY Money Saving Coupons! This is the time of year when the leaves are falling, and so are the prices on delicious Dixie Lee Fried Chicken & Seafood. Come in today, redeem these special coupons and reap a harvest of savings. Discover the great taste of our tender fried chicken, tasty English Style fish, our homestyle salads and other _ | treats, all at economical family prices. Discover also, our fast and friendly service. Now's the perfect time to taste the definite difference of Dixie Lee and SAVE BIG at the same time. 3N8VNIVA 18/62 'NON-S3¥IdX3 ATINO SNOLLY201 331 3110 ONILLYJIDILEYd LY GVA NOSNOD aidoad p-¢ Jo) Aludid Vv 30 30idd BY1IN9O34 440 318VNIVA 18/82 'AON S3"idX3 AINO SNOUYDOT 331300 ONLLYZIDULEYd LY TVA NOdSNOD d0 13XOoNg 9d Si Vv 40 30idd HYINO3Y 3HL 440 'J jo Alueid pue uexoiy) isnp 7134HVYE 2d 02 seijiwe4 Buipes; so; 108uey {8/82 AON-S3YIdX3 ATNO SNOLLYDOT 331 3000 ONLLYJIDILEYd LY QIYA NOdNO2 110) '§ MBIS3100 'Sau youd YS} JO USNONYD Pou; Jopusl JO $8091d OM} SUIBIUOD Jauw] yoe3 jewellery of November is Diabetes Month in Canada and all over the country canvassers will be going door-to-door asking for donations for the Cana- dian Diabetes Association in its fight against this disease. In the Perry Glen area of Port Perry, the canvassers pictured here are from left: Mildred Jackson, Joyce Stephenson, Eileen Hern, Kay Pickard, Edna Smith and canvass captain Muriel Rickard. There are about 600,000 Canadians Library shows off Kim Price The upcoming exhibit at the Scugog Memorial Library will be the jewellery of our own Kim Price. The exhibition will be held from November 14 - December 4 and Kim will be present on Saturday, November 14 from 1-4 p.m. Kim attended public school at R.H. Cornish and showed an interest in the arts at an early age when she studied weaving and macrame with Wendy Bateman. During her years at Port Perry High School she con- tinued to pursue. her interests through art at the school, and other art related courses such as water- colours and spinning at the School of Creativity as well as drawing and painting with acrylics under the teachings of Sandra Thompson. Kim made and sold some of her jewellery during high school years to friends, nurses, secretaries at the school, and to Rainbow in Toronto. Kim entered the University of Toronto in September 1982 and graduated with a B.A. in 1986, hav- ing majored in Fine Art History. During university Kim took extra art courses at George Brown Col- lege. These design courses were in graphics, advertising and jewellery. Kim is presently employed by Liptons as a member of their display staff where her duties in- clude hands on work in windows, as well as looking after signing for all divisions and accessory buyer for the display department Jewellery making for Kim began again in the Spring of 1986. Kim also makes greeting cards and does ac- cept commissions. It will be a privilege to have Kim's unique jewellery at the library, so do drop in on Saturday, November 14 between 1-4 p.m, chat with Kim, and maybe buy that gift for so meone special. Discover Paragon, the world renowned English fine bone china, with a choice of exquisite designs. And right now, for a limited time only, enjoy the exceptional savings. 5-piece place settings from $ 69.00 Pentland Jewellers 174 QUEEN ST. PORT PERRY Open Thursday & Friday Evenings to 9:00 PM with diabetes, and the National Association estimates there may be as many who have the disease and don't know it. There is no cure, but diabetes can be controlled with insulin and/or a strict diet and exercise regime. The funds rais- ed through the campaign in November will be used at the local, regional and national levels for research, service, education and advocacy programs. h(@ 5 dl § (O\VaNB ] DG ¢' English Fine Bone China PHONE 985-7641