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A 1 ATG TNE RTE = LN "A Family Tradition for 127 Years" Security tight during Kim Campbell's visit From Page 5 but the extent of it may not have been. Community Memorial Hospi- tal administrator Dave Brown told Port Perry Star publisher Peter Hvidsten that Ms. Camp- bell's people had been in touch with the hospital to make sure there was an adequate supply of her blood type available, just in case. And people who brought gifts for the Prime Minister, could ~ not give them to her directly. In- stead, the gifts had to be handed over to the RCMP for inspec- tion. This happened to Ken Koury, who brought Ms. Campbell a box of chocolates from his store Nuts About Chocolate, and Bill Lishman, who brought a grey crocheted beaver fur cape made by his wife Paula's company. "As long as it's not ticking, I'd be delighted to take it," Ms. Campbell joked when Mr. Lish- man told her of the cape during the question and answer period. With the security check com- pleted by 12:50 p.m., Durham Riding MP Ross.Stevenson ad- dressed the crowd, saying the 90 invited guests would be al- lowed in first, and if room war- ranted, the remaining 50 or so people would be allowed in. The excitement level mount- ed at 1:10 p.m. when two "Kim" The first folk music concert organized by the Greenbank Folk Music Society was a tre- mendous success. The concert, which featured the music of Mose Scarlett and Ken Whiteley, was a sell-out be- fore the doors opened; for the September 11 event. Members of the society hope future concerts enjoy the same success. The line-up for this season in- | Specials on all our lines | of quality Gas or Wood campaign buses rolled into the parking lot. It was short-lived, however, when the crowd real- ized the buses were filled with about 50 members of the nation- al media who are touring with the Prime Minister during the election campaign. Ms. Campbell's bus arrived at 1:23 p.m. Although the distance between where she has gotten off the bus and the front door can be travelled in under 15 sec- onds, it took the Prime Minister -- who greeted people along the way -- 13 minutes to get inside the building. Once inside, Ms. Campbell was greeted with a round of ap- plause. It took an additional four minutes for her to reach the John Deere stool from where she would address the crowd and listen to their concerns. The Prime Minister, dressed in a wine-colored jacket and skirt set with an off-white blouse, talked directly to the people, making eye contact with many of them. She appeared very much at ease with the public, showing her humorous side on many oc- casions. At one point, she called Durham Riding MP Ross Ste- venson "Donahue" because he was moderating the question and answer period. When she used her hands to express a point, Ms. Campbell ~ Folk music concert a success cludes Fred J. Eaglesmith and the Flying Squirrels on Satur- day, Oct. 30, two-time Juno nominee Jackson Delta on Sat- urday, Nov. 20, The Cajun Ram- blers on Saturday, Dec. 4, Rick Field and Al Cromwell on Satur- day, Jan. 22, Willie P. Bennett on Saturday, Feb. 19, Wash- board Hank and The Honkers on Saturday, March 19, and Col- leen Peterson on Saturday, April 16. (The featured act for May has yet to be announced.) Memberships to the Green- bank Folk Music Society are $15 and entitle the bearer to dis- counted ticket prices. Members will also receive a newsletter. set off a fury of camera shutters which were all focused on cap- turing the moment, The Prime Minister took down notes during the answer and question period in an effort to show the public their con- cerns would not be forgotten. - Her disposition changed, though, when she was address- ing the press during a media scrum afterwards. Ms. Campbell talked tough when questioned by the press on a number of national issues. About half of the questions were asked by the French media, and the Prime Minister responded in thatlanguage. After the media scrum, she spent more time meeting the public while making her way to the bus. With a wave goodbye, the bus doors closed and she was off to her next event, where there would be more RCMP officers, more explosive-sniffing dogs, and more voters looking for the chance to meet the nation's leader. PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 14,1993 - 15 D. J. TAYLOR INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 169 North St., Port Perry Guaranteed Investment Certificates (Rates Subject to Change without Notice) LoL 187 |} a ----. PHONE 985-8416 millar ights YOUNG PEOPLE'S THEATRE GROUP Ages 9-18 yrs ITIONS at Town Hall 1873 on Saturday, September 18th, 1993 For audition times & more information please call Lynn Relf at 985-8845 after 6:00pm or I Dr. Tom Millar at 985-8425 - 10:00am - 4:00pm | On Saturday we're closing downtown Uxbridge and taking the Celebration to the streets for: Sidewalk Sales, Kids' Entertainment, BBQs, Street Musicians, On-Street Activities 9:00 to 5:00 Sidewalk Sales and Street 9:00 to 5:00 Children's Rides and Games 11:00 to 12:00 Caricaturist and Papier Maché 12:00 to 2:00 Children's Sidewalk Art 11:30 to 12:00 Street Bingo 12:00 to 1:00 Art Auction Celebrations Arts™ STREET FEST September 25 Musicians Arts events: Art Exhibition at the 10am - 5 pm of Uxbridge: 12 Noon Also on Saturday take in these other Celebration of the High School: 10 am - 5 pm Photography Exhibition at - the Library's Tokai Room: Historical Walking Tour Bingo, Hot Cider, Decp Fried Apples, Morning and Afternoon Films at the Music Hall 10 am - Noon /2 pm - 4 pm | Stoves and Fireplaces ! Sovuing Derkass since 1956 The folk society is also looking for local musicians who would like to perform as opening acts for the featured musicians. Anyone requesting more in- formation on the Greenbank Folk Music Society may call George Rizsanyi at 985-1057 or Mogans Galbergat 985-8351. 2:00 to 4:00 Caricaturist and Papier Miché Art Auction, Bake Sales, 2:30 to 3:00 Poetry Reading BISHOP'S CONTRACTING 986-5846 For complete listing of the Celebration of the Arts events, pickup Calender of Events from most Uxbridge retailers or call 852-7091. and more! 3:00 to 3:30 Children's Theatre Parade Brock Street will be closed between ' M.in and Spruce Streets, fron 8:30 am to 5:00 pm STONEMOOR DAY CARE CENTRES INC. 399 Queen Street, Port Perry Offers a "Child Enrichment Programme" hildren 18 ths to 5 years. fort time and yes ml available rs 6:30 am to 6 pm For futher information call 985-0800 y = Tar =. aaa fev WEE] anol ned | ~ tee, " |TV ~ VCR ~ AUDIO] ® | authorized dealer for