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AY SHY ENA FHA SARUM HAVRE WRT EA A ER A Aa tn, Wo EEL SE BEAD LA TART HS HRS at AE CRANE AN CSE Se IPS (EE 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 21, 1977 \ GREENBANK NEWS Er REE pI nds aT St oo ASE eT Ta World wide communion celebrated Oct. 2 by Mrs. J. Ianson Everyone is invited to attend anniversary church service at Seagrave United church next Sunday. There will be no service here. World Wide Communion will be celebrated in all the churches on Sullday, Oct- ober 2nd. Anyone interest- ed in joining the choir would be most welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bing- man of Lindsay were supper guests on Sunday with Mrs. Myrtle Thomas. Mrs. Roy Leask attended the Daheim Nursing Home tea and bazaar in Uxbridge recently. The teacher-librarian at Greenbank School tells us that there are several books missing from the school library. If you have any of these books in your home she would appreciate it if you would return them to the school. If this is incon- venient, please phone the school at 985-2567 and they will be picked up. Mr. and Mrs. B. DeRies and family of Kettleby were dinner-guests with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mount on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lee were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lee in Toronto. Visitors calling on Mr. and Mrs, Roy Leask last Friday were Miss Irene Wren and Mrs. Edith Lane of Toronto. Mrs. Jean Robinson from Stayner is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean for a few days. Please remember the Arts and Craft show and sale in Centennial Hall on October 8. We are sorry to report Mrs. Tony Minton is in hospital in Uxbridge and Mrs. Keith Bacon is still in Port Perry hospital. We wish a speedy recovery to both these ladies. Miss Cathy McGee, our October bride-to-be, was the recipient of many lovely gifts at the shower held in -- REOPENED -- TURNER'S Greenhouse & Landscaping Full Line of Nursery Stock House & Tropical Plants Free Landscape Planning until April 1st. 73 SCUGOG STREET - BLACKSTOCK 986-4930 her honour at the home of Mr. and Mrs: Lorne Blakely last Friday evening. Miss Gayle Blakely was home from Guelph and Miss Myrtle Blakely of Brooklin co-hosted¢the evening. A general group committee* meeting will be held on Sept. 29 at 8 p.m. at the Greenbank Centennial Hall. Scouter Frank Rott will be showing slides of the Scout's trip to the Canadian Jam- boree in Prince Edward Island earlier this summer. All interested parents please plan to attend. Mr. Glen McKean is a student at Ryerson in Toronto this year. A misc. shower will be held at the home of Iva Phoenix on Sat. Sept. 24 at 2 p.m. for Dale Trealeven, daughter of Mrs. Helen McKean. Dale is to be married in Greenbank Unit- ecl Church on Saturday, Oct. 1. Please accept this a your invitation. } Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lee who were guests of honour at a sur- prise party in Centennial Hall last Saturday evening on the occasion of their silver wedding anniversary. After a delicious buffet dinner, the guests were ° treated to an evening of reminiscences in poetry and slides of "this has been your life Story". All the child- ren, parents, sisters and brothers of the happy couple and their families were present as well as Dr. SEPTEMBER 22 to 27 - 6 DAYS and Mrs. Ralph Wilkinson, David and Barbara of Montreal, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jones of Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Lee of Greenbank. . Mother Nature has been a mixed up Lady this season. Iva Phoenix reports picking more than 12 pints of luscious raspberries this past week. The plants were partly killed back in. the spring -with the -unseason- able weather but are now bearing this late crop. On Saturday last, Frank, Carol and Lee Rott together with other distributors and their families toured the Amway distribution centre in London, Ontario. After- Clare Snodden's farm ward everyone celebrated Free: Enterprise Day at Glen and Eleanor Dawson's farm at Thorndale, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skinner and Marnie were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Phoenix. ' Miss Heather Howsam who is attending the University in Guelph was at her home over the weekend. Plowmen's Assoc. annual match On Monday, September 12, 1977, the annual plowing match, sponsored by the Region of Durham, Rama and Mara Plowmen's Assoc- iation, was held on the farm of Clare Snoddon, RR 4, Sunderland, under ideal soil and weather conditions. A total of 64 lands were plowed by the 39 contestants who took part in the day's program. In the morning, the Utility classes were plowed, with 25 entries in two classes, and in the afternoon A beneficial program for any young person 12 years and over is the Child Care Program offered by the Durham Region Family Y.M.C.A. The course was developed by the Lung Association to establish a high standard- of baby- sitting. During the ten week course the lecture topics will be based on Good Health, Good Character, Child Care and the regular classes were plowed, with 37 entries. In addition, there were two entries in the'Queen of the Furrow Contest. | The winner of the Queen of the Furrow class this year was Miss Gail McGuckin, Mount Albert. Gail will represent the local associa- .tion at the International Plowing Match to be held at Kingston during the week of September 27th to October 1st. Also, representing the local association in the Inter- nursery teacher and an ambulance attendant. There is an examination at the conclusion of the course and participants will record all lectures in a notebook and make a Babysitters Kit. Only twenty-five partici- 'this course. Branch Competition at the International Plowing Match will be Greg Timbers, Sand- ford, and Robert Baird; * Sunderland. This competi- tion is open to a team of two plowmen between the ages of 15 and 19, from each branch association. Among the many prize winners was David Chal- mers, of RR 3, Port Perry who placed first in class 7, tractor in stubble, mounted plows, open to those who have never won a prize at a plowing match. Care program for babysitters pants will be accepted for It will be held at Port Perry High School beginning Tuesday, Sep- tember 27. Further, infor- mation may be . obtained from Mrs. Linda Skerratt 985-3280. Milk production up Ontario dairy farmers pro- pounds of milk increased, duced 521.8 million pounds of . the Ontario Milk Marketing milk in July of this year, and ~ Board reports an actual de- SHOWTIMES FRIDAY & SATURDAY 7 &9 P.M. { ALL OTHER DAYS 8:00 P.M. ONLY. Safety, Five .ond Howie Safety, Child Behaviour, . 1 Play Activity, First Aid and the Physically Handicapped Child. The speakers pre- senting these topics will be a nurse, a minister, a public health nurse, a fireman, a 11.8 percent increase over the total in the same month in 1976. And estimates for the month of August indicate a similar increase over August, 1976. crease in the number of producers who sold milk to the Board during July. In. July, 1976 there were 15,055 producers who sold to the Board while in July of this special education teacher, a While the number of year, the number was 14,199. i he fi - A ELEN TRUMAN JAMES ALEC FLSA & BRENNAN CAPOTE £0co GUINNESS LANCHESTER i REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM " 3 PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE 2 MODIFICATIONS TO THE LIMITS OF &% LAW. »; THE PORT PERRY URBAN AREA : au : ii NEIL SMO PUBLIC MEETING if NL SHS ; ) | Wednesday, September 28th - 7:30 p.m. e Township of Scugog Municipal Office in Port Perry * The purpose of this meeting is to present to the public a proposed modification to revise the urban boundary of the Port Perry Urban ° Area to be incorporated as part of the Regional Official Plan. The modification deals specifically with the urban boundary as it relates to the urban service area and the extent of development within the Port Perry Urban Area. L The public is invited to attend the meeting and provide their comments regarding the proposed modification. In addition, the pyblic is invited to view an Information Display at the Township of cugog Municipal Office in Port Perry on September 26th & 27th, tween the hours of 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. J. ANDERSON, CHAIRMAN. Murder by Dea mini CINEMA Queen & Perry Streets - Port Perry Phone 985-8535 CLOSED WEDNESDAYS WM. F.H. McADAMS, Tek. COMMISSIONER. ee aah EL EE a Rg