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EL by Helen McKean Professor Parker of Chalk n Lake aud Professor aud Mrs. evy visited with Professor Warren McCready on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson of Balsam were visitors on Wednesday of Mr. ¥ and Mrs. Armour McMillan. The Ontario Country 4 H Club award dinner was held in Uxbridge High School. Congratulations to those who completed special projects. A baby shower was held on ¥ Sunday at the home of Mrs. 4 » need of the basic skills of - Jill Bradley for Mrs. Murray Stone. Shawna received many beautiful gifts from her family and her close friends. A bus load of ladies from Peterborough enjoyed a tour of Vera Lee's Antique Shop on Saturday. The weather was cool on Sunday but there was an THREE GE RO) { Greenbank news excellent attendance in Greenbank United Church. Parents, grandparents and Great Grandparents witnessed the Sacrament of Baptism of Leslie Anne St. John, Robert Paul Saunders, Susan Leigh Morrison, and Melissa Anne Morrison, Lisa Michelle Timms and Rebecca Anne Bagshaw. Two Sunday School attendance awards were handed out by Mrs. Ruby Dusty. = Congratulations to the many boys and girls who received them, A beautiful Rose was presented to the new mothers during the baptism. Also a rose was presented to Mrs. Noreen Cook and Mrs. Thelma Foster for their years of faithful service in the Sunday School. Our anniversary services will be held next Sunday November 2 at 11 a.m. Rev. _ Literacy council " being formed A Literacy Council is now being formed in Durham bo in co-operation with <National-Affiliation for "Lite acy Advancement (NALA). The Council is a non-profit organization and provides literacy training to adults in reading, writing and spell- ing; recruits and trains volunteer- tutors to teach students who are illiterate; recruits members from the community to be active in Council activities (ie: fund a raising, planning training workshops, publicity, and outreach). The first training 'work- shop for volunteers will be held in Uxbridge on Novem- ber 7th, 8th and 9th;-1980. An organizational meeting for the Council is scheduled for November 3; 1980 at 7 p.m. at the Family Counsell- ing Office, 58A Brock Street, Uxbridge. PEOPLE NEEDED If you know of an illiterate person who would like liter- If you have one hour a week to help teach another... If you want to become involved by promoting coun- cil activities... Phone: Maxine Brandon - 852-7690 --Uxbridge or 985-7665 Port Perry. IMPORTANT. COMMUNITY ANNOUCEMENT SIPCO SIPCOOIL |' UMITED 14 High St. Box 1170 Port Perry 985-8625 OUR NEW OFFICE HOURS ARE 9 AM. to 4:30 P.M. - MONDAY to FRIDAY. AS ALWAYS OUR SERVICE CREW IS ON STANDBY 24 HOURS A DAY - 7 DAYS A WEEK. P.S. Our Service Stations at Blackstock on 7A Highway, Raglan Country Store, Seagrave and Greenbank are open longer for your convenience. Guaranteed Investment Certificates S5YEARANNUAL ....... 3&4 YEARANNUAL ... 2YEARANNUAL ....... 1YEARANNUAL ....... 5 YEARMONTHLY ..... RRSP.5YEAR....... Rates Subject to Change Without Notice. GOG FINANCIAL Sel SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corp. Roger Maggs, Co-ordinator of Chaplain Service at the Oshawa General Hospital is the guest speaker. Despite the terrible wet day on Saturday, the U.C.W. Bazaar was a huge success. The hot tea and coffee was much enjoyed by our visitors. Guests of Rev. and Mrs. Roundell were her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gallant of Toronto who enjoyed attending the Bazaar. Mrs. Elma Roundell and Helen McKean attended the Crewel Embroidery classes in Goodwood on Tuesday and Wednesday. Please get in touch with us if you wish to register for the classes. We welcome new neigh- bours in Greenbank Heights Subdivision namely Mr. and Mrs. John Finlay and family and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Kinettes sponsor dance Campaner. Perry Senior Citizens, complete with D.J. music and light refreshments. News for next week B please left to right are Marion and Lloyd King, Marion and Burnsell Webster, Kinette call 985-7421. president Barb Bradbury, and Ethel Irvine, president of the Senior Citizens Club. a So The Port Perry _Kinette Club hosted a dance Friday evening for the Port SAFE G SECURE Canada ood Bonds are a safe, secure investment. 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