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sme dees © NE SNE ME. NES NE NE I i i A I. RY wu TE IT Tl II At TT ITI ET le EP th Cr NER: ¢ -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 11, 1986 "Goods & Gifts - SHOPPING SERVICE e Hassle-free e Free Del in Port Perry e Christmas Gifts e No Time Wasted e By phone or appt. ¢ Items Returnable 985-8371 I'll shop for you! 263 Queen Street, Port Perry Sie Ml dad, a LOOK GREAT ... Why not visit our suntanning salon and get a base tan FEEL GREAT esos ees before your winter holiday starts? OR ... Just enhance your appearance with that desirable golden glow! Makes a Unique Gift Idea! 985-8555 GREYSTONE | EQUESTRIAN CENTRE R.R. 2. SHIRLEY ROAD -- PORT PERRY Welcome to Greystone & The King's Plate Lounge (licensed) EVERY SUNDAY - SUPER SPECIAL BUFFET 12:00 noon to 8:00 p.m. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! Regular Luncheon Menu plus daily luncheon specials. Superb Dinner Menu - Wednesday thru Saturday Call ahead for Reservations ... 9895-9711 OPEN TO THE PUBLIC -- EVERYONE WELCOME Reserve now for your Christmas Party, Banquet, Wedding or Special function. SENIOR CITIZENS ... 10% DISCOUNT (Monday to Friday) Port Perry High School's Ontario Scholars were honoured at the annual Commencement Exercises held in the school's auditorium last Fri- day night. Recipients of Ontario Scholarship's are, from back left: Nancy Nippard, Diane Var- ty, Geraldine MacDonald, Scott Branton, John Images of Spain The latest in a new series of watercolour paintings skillfully rendered by Port Perry artist Leslie A. Parkes is currently on view in the gallery of Brush Strokes at 40 King Street West in Oshawa. Ap- propriately titled "Images of Spain," the exhibition contains a selection of works revealing a very personal reflection on portions of a trip which the artist made to that country in 1985. Often candid, there are il- lustrative comments on certain in- consistancies of Spain which took his fancy but are generally not in- cluded in tourist posters, such as: anti-Reagan graffiti on walls of Cer- vantes' famed La Mancha; a cigarette-puffing merchant leading his insensitive burro past a scrawl- ed pronouncement of a local com- edy; a swarthy young Spanish sailor unloading trays of sardines on the greasy docks of Fuengirola before a backdrop of highrises at sunrise; T.V. aerials punctuating the white- stuccoed and cobblestoned towns of the Sierras. The exhibition continues until Christmas. YOU-SAVE-THE-SALES-TAX sand hala WED., NOV. 12 to S8AT., NOV. 15, 1986 Irwin Smith Music Ltd. will pay the sales tax on ALL sales including pianos and organs during this sale! MID-NOVEMBER SPECIALS: Buffet Clarinet List price $500. (12 only) each 325. Westbury Drum Set 5 pc. List $595 (2 only) .. set 450. Hammond Organ 134 List s1.995 1,625. (ORDER FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY) TR iN IRWIN SMITH MUSIC LTD. 191 Queen Street - Port Perry - 985-2635 Rx McKelvey, Steven Petrick, Kevin Jackson, Crystal Tremble, Lisa Hayes and Suzanne Hug- gins. Front left, Yvonne Gottschalk, Barbara Liston, Susan Lehane, Marita Kersten, Heidi Spannbauer, Laurie Wilson and Lynn Bradbury. Port Perry High School's valedictorian Laura Trembly (right) is seen here with the award she was presented by Student's Coun- cil President Kristy Armour. Congratulating the two girls was Mr. E.W. Morrison, principal. Five minor accidents Last Thursday morning was not a good time to be on the streets or roads in Port Perry and area. Regional Police say heavy fog made driving conditions very treacherous and there were several minor accidents reported, but no serious injuries. In one accident about 8:15a.m., a young passenger in the Central Blackstock Dominion Hardware Seven School van had to be taken to hospital for treatment of head in- juries after the van and a half-ton truck collided in the dense fog on Durham Road 8. Two other young passengers in the van, the driver and the driver of the other truck were shaken up but not hurt. ed the business. wishes to announce that they have sold their business to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith & Mr. and Mrs. Dale Procunier Best wishes and good luck to the new owners and many thanks to all our customers over the past fifteen years we own- Mr. and Mrs. Allan Beacock, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Beacock, Robert Beacock