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News from Greenbank By Mrs. George Beaton Old man winter really arrived last week with a bang: Snow and more snow 'fell. We just got shovelled out from one storm, when anoth- er hit us. Snow is piled up everywhere along with sub- zero temperatures. Oh well, spring is only two or three months away. Miss Dorothy Real- of Toronto spent last week vis- iting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Real. Don't forget the W.I. needlepoint coming in the hall on Jan. 27th at 1 p.m. The United Church An- nual' Presbyterial meeting will be held in Beaverton on Jan. 29th. . Mr. and Mrs. Morley Raines were happy to re- ceive a phone call from Marie who is in New Zea- land. A few from arith took part in the farmers bonspiel held in Port Perry last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan visited Mrs. Helen Chambers at Wilfrid on Sun. Mrs. Eleanor Bailey of Port Perry was guest soloist at: Church Sunday morning. Everyone enjoyed her solos very much. Congratulations to Mr. Fred Real who celebrated his birthday last Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stone. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Real, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Hughes of Sunder- land, Miss Dorothy Real of Toronto, Mr. Don Hughes of Oshawa, Linda Sparks were among the guests who at- tended. The Jr. Farmer's held their zone competition in sports in Uxbridge on Sun. The Ontario County boys won the basketball competi- tion and now go on to com- pete in the Provincial comp- etition in February. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hunter and Mr. and Mrs, Fred Phoenix visited Mr. and Mrs. Peter Forsythe at Grimsby on Sunday. Mrs. H.J. Couperthwaite and Marion were in Orillia on Sunday visiting her brother, Mr. Gordon Wallace Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Keith St. John (Ann Parrish) on the birth of their baby boy. Would any 4-H girls who intend to take the course Save up to Pre-Inventory SALE IS NOW ON! Sale Ends Jan. 29 Ruddy Electric Wholesale Ltd. 75 RICHMOND S71 OSHAWA 725-3539 "Let's Bake Bread," please let Mrs. Margaret Couperth- waite know by this weekend. Mrs. Jean Sommerville, John, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Blakley, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sommerville called | at Beaverton funeral home on Saturday. Miss Yvonne Jewell passed away last week. Sorry to report Mrs. George Waddell was rushed to Port Perry Hospital on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Art Couves spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Danny Reesor in Agin- court, Mr. Ross Phoenix of Orono visited Mr, and Mrs. George Beaton last Sat. ucw . The ladies of the After- noon UCW met in the Church All is quiet, on penitentiary There simply isn't any- thing new on the proposed penitentiary - at least nothing that local council knows about. Answering querries about the penitentiary project, Mayor Lawrence Malcolm: told Scugog Ratepayer As- sociation members that he's heard nothing from either the penitentiary service or the federal works people in the past six or seven weeks. At that time, he was told only that prospective sites had been sent to Ottawa for further study. Airport issue still under discussion The Canadian ministry of transport sympathizes with the concern of the Scugog Chamber of Com- merce about the halting of the Pickering Airport, but points out in a letter to the chamber that "it is not pos- sible to continue with such an undertaking without the support of provincial author- ities." The letter points out, however, that talks are con- tinueing. "You may be interested in knowing," the letter addressed to chamber president Richard Drew states, 'that Mr. (Otto) Lang and ministry officials have indeed been meeting with provincial authorities to discuss this whole question." Ww on Jan. 7th at 2 p.m. Mrs. Morley Raines, convenor gave the medita- tion on "Take Time'. The topic "Take time for all things," was given, followed by a reading by Mrs. Em- pringham on "Don't save time give it away'. We sang hymn 571 "Standing at the portal". Mrs. Spencer read Scripture followed by pray- er. Hymn 500 was sung, '"Take time to by Holy." ~ Mrs. Mero played a love- ly selection 'Bell's of St. Mary". Devotional closed with a poem, "On New Year". Mrs. Spencer presided for the business, welcoming everyone, followed by a poem. "Roll Call was 17 mem- bers and 1 visitor. Mrs. Till reported sever- al get well cards sent and a get well card was signed for [ Mrs. Rahm who is still in hospital. World's Day of Prayer will be held in Seh- grave this year. Presbyterial Rally will be in Beaverton, Jan. 20th. Mrs. Ianson read a letter from Sandy Lake thanking us for the bale sent earlier in the year. Repre- sentatives on committees were then discussed. All committees will remain the same as 1975, except nomin- ating committee. The meeting closed with Mizpah Benediction follow- ed by Grace. A social hour followed. For news next week call 985-3040. ELECTRICAL ¢ HEATING PORY PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan, n, 1976 -- 15 ANNUAL MEETING ONTARIO COUNTY BEEF IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION Town Hall, Sunderland Monday, January 26th, 1976 1:00AM. -- Guest Speaker -- Dr. Larry Martin, Department of Economics Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, Ont. -- TOPIC -- Controls vs Free Enterprize in the Beef Industry { " Everyone Welcome Noon Lunch Available | Bert Guthrie H. 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