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Thse Ca Father Curtis celebrating 25 years of performing hsmsic ministr Local priest will launch new recording during gala at Granite Ridge Golf Club Hot on the heels of the Bobhy Orr celebnty Golf classic, Milton's singing priest Father Mark curtis will soon cele- brate 25 years of performing his musical ministry. The Sunday, Sept. 10 event St Granite Ridge Golf Clubs will alto mark the officiai launch of the Anglican priest's latest recording - "The Bridge To Us Al'. The event will feature a cocktail recep- tion at 7 p.m. and a performance at 8 p.m. A portion of the evening's proceeda will go to Rote chenry's Home, Ontario's first hospice for terminalîy and chronically ilI kida. The celebration comea shortly after Father curtis' attendance last Friday at hockey legend Bobby Orr's second annual celebrity golf classic. That event raised fonds for Rose chenry's Home ss well s the West Parry Sound Health Centre and the Performing Arts CentrelBobby Orr Hsll of Fame Entertsîtnent Centre. Father curtis spent the day golfing before assuming the role of master of cere- monies at thse golf classic dinner. He also ssng at the event, in the end pocketing a $2.000 cheque for the Rose Cher-ry Home. Also present were Don Cherry, Boston Brui n Derek Ssnderson, qusrterback Johnny Unitis and canadian tenor Michael Burgess. F lesch gets chance to show what she can do **fo UP-AND-dOMER On page 14 will, >a tfteadng tb.ey won t * Wrway, V)Çbave noc excusvftr tItis. r'v.okt my dsaçe tsho he fnf wbatlçatrdo. . .Miltcrnians have two opportunitios to c"tc Ms Fleach, tItis sumer. If Lee's Palaçe is toc, far ouat of thie way. shm,'I lie riglat 4t ho=Se-Xpember, 15 for the second atifual 'Milton: A Celebration of the Arts' fçstival. After dt slxe'l continue touring unlil te end of lte year, when she's acIttd- uleti to hilt a Newmarket studio to record album number two. But if EMI lalces what they'see Tueaday; ltose plans could gel exPecit- cd. ,,if END mme to sign us, i's, whenv-, er tbey watt to record," sait Ms FlescIt. "Otherwise, we'll record indepen! *"Either wsy, I think fana will tic pleaatly suprised. Wthoutthe nervea front the first recording, Itopefully il Father Mark Curtis wlil celebrate 25 years performing hie musi: mInistry next month wlth a gala avent. A por- tion of the evening's proceeds wiII go to Rose Cherrys Home, Ontauios tiret hospice for terminally and chroni- caiiy 111 kida. ,Te Prôvincial Judges toured our community yesterday, August 17, and resuits of our community's placing in the competition will be announced in mid-September. Thank you to everyone who has done a little extra in preparation for their arrivai. The judges arrived on Wednesday evenîng and attended the Milton in Bloom Awards evening. Here are the resuits of our local competîtion... Residential Tidiness Award Bob & Stella Norton Environmental Award First Place - Ferni Ridge Landscaping & Our Lady of Victory School Second Place- Good Neighbours Committee, Len Lee Tree Huggers Award Ray & Freda Flook Lush Landscape Awards Business Category... First Place- Trafalgar Golf & Country Club Second Place- Landscape Ontario Ker -~ 0~~k I CONDO- APARTMENT FOR SALE. Excellent location - Milîside Drive.North side. '2 bdrmn., 2 parking spaces, party rmn balcony & storage locker, etc. For further details or to view, cal Jim or Lorraine 876-0407.. KBR REALTY MNAGEMENT L1D. j JIM& LORRANE KERR, Brokmr 876-0407 WHAT'S ON IN MILTON!_ FibW SL Il BEACHI TOUR '00 V&SU CONTfiUES 189 M1ill Streeit 878-661380 Joi us on *ae patfio this weecemd //fff 276 Main St. KFÈY Try the New T*ùiter ÇinJertck -3ugt #211 ".- jJatse Hwvy. 401 & Guelph Line IP'101141W1 InJflflCrpblvil more than a great omnute szay 854-2277 TaIoe-out Pizza, Fish & Chips Express Lunch: 15 Minutes or FREE 45 Chisholm Dr. 87&47311 LOVE ENTERTAUMMENT E3anl <>r D)J ail sum ln Barney I-e Magkal-d Th a. iQl Parties *The perfect spot Downefwn Mn te enjoy lunchi Knight Cav DAILY LUNCH SPUCILS5 270 Main St E. (905) 876-37801 Resîdential Category Mike & Frances Haynes Great Garden Awards Rural Perennial First Place - Eve Bowder Second Place- Gay Bryant Annual Garden Bob & Stella Norton Urban Perennial Carolyn Caldwell Terry Chuchmach On behaîf of the Horticultural Society and the Town of Milton, thank you to everyone who sub- mitted nominations and congrat- ulations to our award winners. Communities in Bloom às generously supported by: Loca Freshness A World ofChOice 75 Nlpisslng Rd., Milton 875-4999g eall 878-2341