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6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 19, 1976 Greenbank area news Several from the Green- bank area attended the Anniversary Services at Wick on Sunday morning. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Mel McGee and family in the death of her Father in the past week. The Presbyterial Regional Rally was held at Valentia Real Estate The first quarter sales through the Oshawa and Dis- trict Real Estate Board's Multiple Listing Service showed a sales decrease over the same period last year. For the first three months of 1975, there were 321 sales, worth a total of $14,882,000.00. January Through - March this year there were a total of 261 sales for a total of $13,530,000.00. These sales were of proper- United Church last Thurs. 'and several cars of ladies attended from here. There will be a 4-H meet- ing held at the Howsam farm on the evening of 'May 26 at 8 p.m, 'Mr..and Mrs. Murray Lee visited with Mr. and Mrs. ™ Keith Herron of Norwood on sales down ties . placed on MLS. by individual Board Members in Bowmanville, Port Perry, Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax and Pickering. For the month of April, 1976, there was a total of 138 sales for a dollar volume of $7,013,000.00, bringing the 7 total year's dollar volume through MLS this year to $20,543,000.00. There were 126 sales for a total dollar volume of $6,036,000.00 for April, 1975. Sunday. The" Women's Institute will be held at the home of : Mrs. Myrtle Thomas on Wed evening May 19 at-8 p.m. All ladies are welcome. Brian Lee and Ron Thom- son spent Sunday visiting with Mr.and Mrs. Gary Lee of Trout Creek, Ont. Mrs. Myrtle Thomas, Mrs. Aleta Leask, Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMillan attended the United Church Centen- nial Service at Epsom on | Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Archer of Port McNicoll spent a few. days with their daughter Mrs. Don McKean and Mrs. - Penny Fitzgerald and Kim and Keri of Scarborough spent the weekend with her mother Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean. Mr. and-Mrs. R.W. Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harris of Brampton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Art Couves on the weekend. CONCORD Send 5) 00 for 48 pg . hom oto 4 LORD ~ Nowi in Lindsay! GUARANTEED HOMES BY HALLIDAYS Buying a home or cottage is a big investment. Halliday Homes thinks you deserve top'quality for your money. That's why we guarantee every home we build in writing, for one full year. Today, Hallidays offers the largest selection of models in our 88 year history. You can 'choose from 120 different home plans. Come' in now and look them over. We have the design you want and we'll build it where you want to live or play. SIMCOE ois 2 We Gud bint 3 i L. : = 3 A A models...46 cottage * gin Writing 14 Despite some nasty weather and a Sunday night Stanley Cup match, a Western Jamboree at Town Hall 1873 managed to attract a good sized crowd. ~ Town Hall program organizers have had some excellent turnouts-for- what is 'turning out to be a series of country and western music nights, and in. some cases ihave had to turn people away at the door. Seen here are members of Carl Letjclvs Hayloft Ramblers. "Summer Breeze", the annual musical evening at Port Perry High School, was again a resounding success. This year the program included numbers by the guest choir and band from Scott Park Secondary School in Hamilton. One hundred visiting students joined their talents with that of our stud- ents to entertain an audience of four hundred in the high school auditorium on May 8th. During the evening award winning students were pre- sented with their medals by Mrs. Grace Hastings and Mrs. Gertrude Jackson. The principal, Mr. Doug Williams, welconted the guests and congratulated the participants.- He also joined in the program to sing "Sent- imental Journey' with Mr. John Scott and Mr. Russ Baird, teachers. We hope to hear from this trio again soon. Highlights of the program were the numbers which won Port Perry top honours in "Alcan - Building Products Authorized Dealer their wim at the Lion's Festival at Sunderland earlier this year, 'This Little Babe" by the Girl's Ensemble, and "Die Meistersinger'" played by the combined bands of Scott Park and Port Perry. Reuben Crandell, the Port stage band, stopped the show and brought the audience to its feet to dance. The guest performers were a pleasure to hear. They enjoyed their visit to our town where they were billetted with Port Perry students for the weekend. They participated in activ- ities new to them, milking, riding, and walking. Our students, when they visited Hamilton for the weekend of April 23rd had been most impressed with the long and complex bus trips they took to see the sights. The school proudly announces the following award winners: Bronze Medals - Paula Jeffrey, Gerry Scanlon, Ruth Smitherman, Joan Morrow, ,Gord Scott, Summer Breeze a resounding hit Heather Stonach, Maureen Kraupa, Suzie Bigglestone, Jon Bourgeois, Steve Hanson, Rick Creuzburg, Paul Griffen, Peter Smith, Fraser Lee; Janice Gibson; Sandra Worr, David Bacon, - Barbara Gibson, Joy Panabaker, Mary Clugston, Jayne Hall, Joyce Mulder and Ruth Scriver. Silver Medals - Paula Jeff- rey, Gerry Scanlon, Ruth Smitherman, Joan Morrow, Heather Stronach, Maureen Kraupa, Bonnie Short, Karen Solomon, Kathy Stone, Bev Simmonds, Jon Bourgeois, Steve Hanson, Rick Creuzburg, Peter "Smith, David Bacon. Gold - Medals - Bonnie Short, Karen Solomon, Kathy Stone. 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