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-a ™ AR TY TY. - - E yr - X BEST AVAILABLE COPY 12- PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, October 13,1993 uz Cetol DEK =1 = 1 |=1 A New Superior Wood Finish Authorized Dealer For Your Deck : * Its protective barrier repels water * Effectively penetrates and protects wood surfaces. tr Se memes -------- eee 139 Water Street = e INSURANCE WORK SAVE up to On any one replacement al 3 OO °c° WINDSHIELD Insurance Claim with most insurance companies with this coupon at time of purchase > J A h o, Vie < Hoy &o tn 2 Of. A% 2 2a i hye : ;: Sr C22 2 7 ; 3 7%) P% - eX gk StS r AIDS Two local women will partici- + patein a Toronto walk-asthon to Fae money Toe \IDS:-related < agencies. JA LHF © Andrea Jones and nnie oe 89 re take part in kilomet- hear PA alks glo trek on Sunday, Oct. 17. or "We're doing this because it is a good cause," Mrs. Jones told { CENTRAL the Port Perry Star. 'AIDSis go- Al ing to touch a lot of 'people Al P, AINT & WALLPAPER whether welikeitor not." more sponsors. Anyone who wishes to contribute, may do so by calling them at 985-7686. Sponsors donating $20 or more - north to Bloor Street, makes a jog south to Queen's Park at Av- 'enue Road,j returns north to _.. Bloor Street and continues east 'to' Church® Street; and then ~~ Afterthe walk, some of Toron- ORT PE & 6 High Street, ~ will receive a tax receipt. lass & RRY Port Perry Db ope lk ef Be at Najhan 4 . Phillips Square at noon. It trav- ou auto g: rim ud, oe Witten gop - olg) west to Spadina Avenue, An | g_-- ~~. to's top: entertainers. will per- Andrea Jones and Bonnie Guindon will be participating in ¢ ; i Phillips S > 'the From All Walks of Life walk-a-thon in Toronto. Proceeds ig A Nah anPhillies ot Lifer nn TERS vgs mens 2 wt SE, EE II 2 3 Locations ® Mobile Service 985-8507 Port Perry a 668-2003 Whitby pem----------"k Lo org Pt ey AE SE mares En oy CET i mili All Work Guaranteed FLOORING 126 Watér St., Port Perry 985-1226 and at the Stouffville Flea Market (at the water tower) Saturday & Sunday 8am to 4pm | CARPET OUTLET Fd ! | | REMNANTS - Spectacular Savings - Unmatched Selection - Wholesale - - New Arrivals Weekly - - Commercial - Residential - Expert Installation - Free Estimates O71 =Tp gl [oR NIN AV/T0)VI Bl [eYelq ple at hii Sf EMS from the event will go towards AIDS care, education, and re- search. See story for details. SE A Ld five? 02 The Robert McLau _lery's volunteer: 'committee is "hosting Art Mart '93. : | hh i ano offér "lun : "lent time to view the' . of the permanent collection on walk-a-thon is said to be Cana- _da's largest and most broadly- w based AIDS fundraising event. ) ~... 'Thirty-four : 'community-based agencies 'serving the Greater Toronto" 'Area, ° representing more than 30 per éent of Cana- da's HIV/AIDS population, will receive funding from this year's event. a Art Mat 9: to take place 2 : 3 RIER OLY i : g ughlin Gal- The 22nd annual event will be held at the gallery 94 Friday, 'Oct. 22 from noon. t6;10 p.m. >. Saturday, Oct. 23 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday, Oct. 24 ~ from10a.m.to5'p.m. Amongthe 72 featured artists will be local craftsmen Marilyn Wallace (silk designer) and Paula Lishman (knit fur design- er). : ; 'Tickets are $2 a person (chil- dren under 12 are ) and are . available at the Gallery Shop or at the door. ;> : « The ticket price includes a "draw on paintings donated by regional artists Audrey Mac- Lean and Gregory Maude, as "well as a wood sculpture by the ¥ Broaklin Woodcarvers Associa- ar lO i "rf xk The volunteers' booth will fea- ture unique items such as pio- neer doll cradles and Noah's arcs by sculptor Gordon Law, "aid tapestry bears, Christmas ornaments and:Mexjdan pina- tas made by the yolunte ol an excel- treasures exhibit in the Isabel McLaugh- lin Gallery which id home to | | aintin Paul Peel, David ad PARA | oe ilne, Emi y Carr, Y. Jack- - Distributor for : , son and Lawren H : P A I N T SS | The Robert McLaughlin Gal- - regs gen pan pn etre Sy