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tie i f 4 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, December 27, 1990 Garden Club prize winners On December 4th, Pine Ridge Garden Club held their Christmas Pot Luck Supper and the Election of Officers, chaired by our District Director, Anne Bourke. Prizes & Trophies were presented to the winners of various competitions held in 1990. Grace Bajema won for the best flower garden and Dini Oosterholt the best vegetable garden. Both were presented with the Johansen Trophies. Grace also had the most points in the Cultural Division and was awarded with the Newton Trophy. Pat Kingstone was presented with the Lillian Smith Trophy for most points in the Decorative Division. The Analda Trophy for most points from all shows was won by Grace. The Photo Competition held at Blackstock Fair was won by Liisa Ryan, Tettje Prins and Marilyn Clarke. These ladies were presented with processing vouchers donated by Ports Photo, Port Perry Plaza. Ann Julia Be- jamas' Cover Design will grace our 1991 Yearbook. JR. GARDEN CLUB Most points in the Juniors was won by Michelle Bonsma. A special award certificate was LN -- -- Pl -- | Restaurant and Wining Lounge Canadian and Butch Luigine presented by Mavis Brodie to Kingley, Joshua, Nicholas & Marley Malcolm for their special efforts at the Jr. Garden Club's Convention held in September. Executive elected for 1990 - President Shirley Love, 1st V.P. Betty Forsyth, 2nd V.P. Pat Kingstone, Secretary Tina Wolters, Treasurer Rie Hooge- veen. Directors Paul Johansen, Grace Bajema, Ida Hurtig, Claudia McDiarmid, Tina Wolters, Kathleen Petrie, Anne Woud, Marilyn Clarke, Mary Moore, Rika Wygerde, Mavis Brodie and Marliese Hassler. The door prize, a lovely fruit basket donated by I.G.A. was won by Katie Coates & the 2nd prize donated by Guardian Drugs went to Joshua Malcolm, two members from the Jr. Garden Club. Win- ners of the Monthly Competition were Tettje Prins, Shirley Love and Audrey Klienjan. Prizes for the above were donated by Brock's Department Store and Dini Oosterholt. The Directors are busy planning next year's competitions and program- mes, which will commence on March 5, 1991. On behalf of the Executive and Directors, healthy and happy gardening in 1991. ANY TWO OF Sunday Brunch at Emiel's Pancakes, French Toast or 2 Eggs (any style) Bacon, Sausages, Ham, Peameal Bacon or Dutchcheese PLUS Homefries, Juice, Coffee or Tea $6 95 (from 11 AM to 3 PM) ALL FOR ONLY .................. o -- also featuring EGGS BENEDICT -- QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY 985-2066 183 QUEEN ST. PORT PERRY F ONTARIO (416) 985-8234 Santa Claus Is a busy fellow In the days GAY 22d leading up to Christmas, but last Friday after- noon, he found the time to help students from R.H. Cornish get safely across Queen Street as classes were out for the ho lidays. And Santa had candy canes for the students as well. Actually, this Santa Is crossing guard Roy Grierson who helped get the students in the mood for Christmas by donning the bright red suit and frosty whiskers. Lisa Hayes, co-op student at GM Named to Honour GMI Lisa Hayes, daughter of Eleanore Hayes, of Port Perry, Ontario, has been selected for membership in the Management Honor Society at GMI Engineer- ing & Management Institute, Flint, MI. Lisa, a senior, was selected by her co-op employer for society membership on the basis of outstanding leadership and managerial ability. GMI Engineering & Manage- ment Institute, recognized leader and innovator in the field of cooperative education, is the na- tion's only accredited college of engineering and management operating on a unique five-year study-work program. Undergraduate students alter- OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK EXCEPT HOLIDAY MONDAYS nate 12 weeks of classroom and laboratory studies with defined work experience and increasing- ly responsible duties at more than 400 business and industrial organizations in over 700 locations throughout North America. The college, with a student enrollment of more than 2,500, of- fers bachelors degrees in management systems, and mechanical, industrial, electrical, and manufacturing systems engineering. Masters degrees are offered in manufacturing management and engineering. Founded in 1919, GMI was a General Motors Corporation sub- sidiary until 1982, when it became an independent college and ceas- ed to be known as General Motors Institute. The "GMI" is retained as a recognized logo only and does not carry its previous name. As a cooperative education stu- dent, Hayes is employed by GM of Canada, Oshawa. Childrens services has new director The Children's Services Council (Durham) is pleased to announce the appointment of Joan Higgin- son, M.S.W., C.S.W. to the position of Executive Director, effective January, 1991. Ms. Higginson has a wealth of experience as an advocate for children with special needs and their families in the Region of Durham. The C.S.C. (Durham) is a new- ly established agency that has as its mandate co-ordination, ad- vocacy, prevention and planning for children with special needs and their families. It will incor- porate the Case Co-ordination Program which has been as suc- cessful in locating and co- ordinating services tor hard to serve children. Sunday, February 3rd - 11 AM to 5 PM BRIDAL SHOW '91 Tickets $6. Grand Prizes Fashion Shows If you are interested in booking a booth at our show please call for information now. .§ . Saturday, February 9th "A GALA VALENTINE CELEBRATION" An evening of dinner and dancing featuring ROBBIE LANE and THE DISCIPLES Dine in luxury at our fabulous buffet. Dinner * Dancing* And a Rose for your Sweetheart! $75.00 per Couple (book a table of 8 and 1 ticket is half price) A great Christmas Gift for your Valentine. 4. TORONTO 642-1321 Book Now for '91 Weddings Some prime dates still available. Ask about our complete packages. UXBRIDGE 852-6212