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Sr ES ---- A TN J ----" Ri ii i--.I' 1 418 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 10, 1991 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Damaged apples From Page 14 "We have a pretty good crop," says owner Melba McKay She says the Melbas are al- most finished, and the Wealthy apples, which are good for pies, are still available. The Macln- tosh and Cortland apples are starting to be picked now. She advises apple buyers to make sure the apples aren't soft or bruised. If you don't mind how they look, seconds are cheaper, she says, but apples are always a good buy. At the height of the apple season, Port Perry will be hold- ing its own apple festival. The fourth annual festival will be Sept. 28, says Mary Fines, a member of the Busi- ness Improvement Area (BIA). Queen Street will be closed to traffic, she says, and there will be vendors on the street. Highlights will include Scugog Shores Museum's apple cider press, a decorated store front contest, and booths set up by several community groups and organizations, featuring apple- related arts and crafts. WILLOWTREE GJ EE = VANE BA 700 Rcecach Street FRESH APPLES \Y% Fal £3 R Se rc) aR @fe ad F538 aXe 985-9205 Wet alas ar ater ar eas et ares at at art ast asatav'at alas avast av at avant av an an 9, Cancellations; we've got what you need to know - first thing in the morning! 9210 GKELY T SE (¢) ~ al A» Ww Big Brothers Auction/Monte Carlo event offers lots of exciting pieces An abstract sculpture by world renown artist Augustine Filipovic and a limited edition print by Canadian wildlife art- ist Marc Barrie are two of the exciting pieces up for grabs at the Big Brothers/Big Sisters Association of North Durham Monte Carlo Dinner and Art Auction on Sept. 20. A member of the Royal Cana- dian Academy of Art, Mr. Fili- povic's auction piece is entitled "Homage to the Native People." Mr. Filipovic studied art at the Academy of Fine Arts in Za- greb and Rome. His work has been exhibited in numerous prestigious galler- ies in Rome, Toronto, Montreal, New York, Ottawa, Chicago, and Cincinnati. Mr. Filipovic's public and cor- porate collections can be seen at the Art Gallery of Ontario, Palazzo Braschi in Rome, the Canada Post Corporation in Don Mills, the Montreal Mu- seum of Fine Arts, the Ottawa Citizen, the Inn on the Park in Toronto, and Imperial Oil in To- ronto, to name just a few places. Marc Barrie is recognized as one of Canada's finest artists in the field of high realism nature art. His paintings evoke in the viewer the sensation of actually being there. This ability of making a pic- ture come alive is evident in his auction piece entitled "Canadi- an Jay." From his Deepwoods Collection, the print is of a blue jay perched on an evergreen branch amongst a forest of trees. Mr. Barrie's original works and limited edition prints are in private and corporate collec- tions in more than 20 countries around the world. "Homage to the Native Peo- ple" and "Canadian Jay" are just two of the many exquisite items on the auction block for the fundraising event. Some of the other donated ar- rocking horse, a handmade \ quilt, a pass for 18 holes of golf, and a one-week stay in a South Carolina hotel. Auction items are valued up t0 $5,000. The items will be on display at the Scugog Memorial Public Library from Sept. 6-11 and Sept. 17-20. The Monte Carlo Dinner and Sisters Association of North Durham. The association re- ceives no government funding or grants. The event starts at 6:30 p.m. at the Blackstock Recreation Centre. Dinner will be served at 7 p.m. The Monte Carlo fol- lows at 8:30 p.m. and the auc- tion gets underway at 10 p.m. Tickets for the Monte Carlo Dinner and Auction are $25 and can be purchased by calling he Dig Brothers office at 985- Man killed A single vehicle accident in Blackstock has claimed the life of a Township of Scugog man. According to Durham Re- gional Police, at approximately 6 a.m. on Thursday, a west- bound vehicle on Mount Joy Road entered a ditch and burst into flames. The single occu- pant of the car was pronounced dead at the scene. The name of the victim could not be released pending an in- vestigationinto the accident. ticlesinclude a duvet, a wooden - Auction is a major fundraising event for the Big Brothers/Big S55 "Homage to the Native People" is the title of this sculpture by world renown artist Augustine Filipovic. The piece will be on the auction block at the Big Brothers/Big Sisters Monte Carlo Dinner and Auction on Friday, Sept. 20. See story for details. 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