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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 7, 1995 - 17 o Atyeo promises fine evening of Greenbank folk An evening of fine folk is on tap next Saturday (Nov. 11) when Robert Atyeo and the Friendly Giants play the Greenbank Hall. The much-admired Canadian musician is next up in the Greenbank Folk Music Society's ongoing series, and promises an evening of boisterous entertainment, filled with wry observances. Since bursting onto the folk scene Robert Atyeo has quickly established himself as a singer and song- writer of note, attracting the attention of some of Canada's well-established performers. He was joined by Willie P. Bennett and Tony Quarrington in the original Friendly Giants -- a moniker that had to be withdrawn after a request Le a : from that other Friendly and his lawyers -- and has Sy Bah : gone on to work with the likes of Jane Siberry, Colleen = Se Peterson, Jeff Bird and David Woodhead. He has also been opening for the much-lauded Stephen Fearing. He's compared to J.J. Cale, John Prine and Tom Waits, delivering character and situation pieces that have been released on recordings Angels on a cliff, and the earlier Songs For Your Face. Brandon Scott and Band will open for Atyeo next Saturday at the Greenbank Hall. Tickets for the evening show can be obtained at the Chicken Coop Bakery in Greenbank, Circular sounds and Jayson Callan Music in Port Perry, and Blue Heron Books in Uxbridge. Next month's show will feature the popular Fred J. Eaglesmith and The Flying Squirrels. For more information on this or other shows, call 985-8351 or 852-7578. TN ; SS Greenbank Hall this coming Saturday night. He's the next featured artist in Greenbank Folk Music Society's ongoing series, which once again this year is proving to be a popular monthly attraction. Next month, watch for the ever-popular Fred J. Eaglesmith and his Flying Squirrels. Ghost Railways topic of talk Next Monday, Nov. 20 at 8 p.m., the Oshawa His- torical Society will be presenting Ghost Railways. The speaker will be Ron Brown, author of the well- known series of Ghost Town books, including Ghost Towns of Ontario. Mr. Brown will discuss the subject of his latest book, Ghost Railways. This is the second time that Ron Brown will be addressing the society. Admission is free for society members, $1 for non- members. As he did last time Mr. Brown will bring copies of his books to sell. The meeting will be held at Centennial United Church, on Rosehill Blvd. at Bond St. For more information please call the Oshawa Sy- denham Museum at 436-7624 and ask for Laura or Cathy. 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Lo Sutton Group lifestyle real estate limited & Durham Region Child Find will be hosting a Child Identification | [] ys ot 7 ) 3 i Toddlers & Pre-Schoolers | * Flexible to your needs for children (newborn +) | "JK & SK Programme A must be accompanied by a parent o Before & After School Care (busing Epsom & Port Perry) » Home-Cooked Meals » Piano Lessons * French Language Circles UTICA DAYCARE... your child's home away from home (905) 985-8783 Saturday, November 11th, 1995 at the Port Perry offices of Sutton Group 126 Water St. 10am to 2pm €€€gCCCcccccccceccccceccecececce l | ! | f i i i ! \ PLEASE Photographs will be available for a nominal fee of $1.00 refreshments will be served VOY VVYVVYVYY RECYCLE THIS NEWSPAPER €€€CCLCCCCcCCsCccccccccccceeece Downtown Port Perry 985-8234 Open 7 days a week AFFORDABLES THE DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION 1996 BUDGET PROCESS Durham Board of Education Trustees invite parents and community members to participate in their 1996 budget deliberations. An open house will be held Wednesday, November 15, 1995 from 1:30 t0 3:00 p.m. and from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. at the Education Centre. Come talk about the budget process with Trustees and staff and learn more about the delivery of public education services. Following the open house, a community input session will be held from7:30t0 9:00 p.m. Parents and community members are welcome to make oral presentations to Trustees. Presentations should be no longer than 15 minutes, including time for a brief question and answer period. A second community input session will be held Saturday, November 18, 1995 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. All budget meetings will be held at the Durham Board of Education Centre, 400 Taunton Road East, Whitby, Ontario L1R 2K6. Everyone is welcome to attend. To register to make an oral presentation to Trustees at one of the 2 community input sessions, please call Lynda Smith at (905) 666-6402. Written presentations are welcome anytime and may be sent to the Budget Committee at the above address. Settlement House Shops CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE oS Settlement House Shops OPEN HOUSE HOURS - NOV. 10 - Mon.-Thurs. & Sat. 9:30 - 5:30 Fr. 'tl 9pm & Sunday 11 - 5 10% OFF' IN ALL OUR SHOPS excluding furniture PLUS MANY MORE IN STORE SPECIALS Join the fun from November 10th to 19th SETTLEMENT HOUSE FROM MY HEART Demonstrations - Tasting Tables - Specials A Christmas Tradition