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~e ad 32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 1, 1983 Scarey reading The Scarey Reading Club met Thursday afternoon at the Scugog Memorial Library where they learned the art of Hallowe'en make- up. Above, the results are modelled by club members (from left, bottom) Emily Smith, Christine Mueller (and top) lan Smith and Lexie Jefferey. Boo! Are you scared? Nearly 100 kids have great party Greenbank News by Iva Phoenix Congratulations to the Greenbank Hall Board Committee for their efforts in producing such a successful Halloween Party. The hall was decorated with goblins, ghosts, witches, bats and bugs, pump- kins and old familiar cob-webs. Worth anyone's time to see the effort spent on the decorating for this -- party, and. it was a pleas e being part of it. Judging the costumes was a difficult task as nearly 100 children par- Auction Sales THURSDAY NOVEMBER 10 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. Auction sale- Victoria's Se- cond Anniversary Holstein Sale at Hickson Sales Arena, R:.R. 2, Lindsay Ontario. Ap- proximately 90 head of Purebred and Grade Hols- teins - featuring top females from surrounding counties. An Apache Citation Magic, GP 2 years, 151-161 3.76 due Nov. 12th to Warden.A Telematt 1981 heifer-fresh- from GP Dam 155-1752.4; a 1982 open heifer by Warden- Starlight Dam, 2 years 144-181 4.66; a fresh heifer by Moersck Dale Supersonic - Dam GP, 2nd Dam VG; a fresh heifer by Share Stylist Dam GP, 2 years BCA 142-154, 2nd Dam 173-161, 3rd Dam 169-175; a grade open heifer by Oakridges Bellmaker ET; an outstan- ding selection consigned. Plan to attend. For further information or con- signments contact. Sales Arena 705-324-8311. Sales Manager- John Buckley 324-4017; Sales Agents- Bob Eagleson 939-6380; Cliff Lillico 439-2380 or Carl Hickson: Owner and Auc- tioneer, Reaboro, Ontarlo. 324-9959. N8 ticipated with costumes funny and scary. What a joy to see so many children from surrounding commun- ities enjoying games and songs with a group of very capable, talent- ed leaders. Much success to the Hall . Board on any future ventures. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Smith of Bobcaygeon .and Mr. and Mrs. John Mayne from Oshawa were Thursday dinner guests with their sister, Mrs. and Mrs. John Cook. Mr. and Mrs. J. Linton of Sarnia visiting for a couple of days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Tony Minton, then on Sunday they attended.a birthday party in Miss- issauga for their grand- daughter Leslie Minten. Greenbank is growing with three new babies - on-King St. E recently. Last week we told you of * the wee Banting baby. Congratulations this week to Don and Elaine Camtell on the birth of their baby boy, Donald. - A wee girl Janice-Lyn joined the Allen and Lilla Clarkson home, I'm sure Simone will be very "happy to have a baby sister. The Greenbank Hall Committee would like to "Thank All" the judges, parents and children for making our 'Halloween Bash" such a big success. The Great Talking Pumpkin put in a special appearance downstairs along with several witches, clowns, animals and monsters of all sorts. All the" children played many games and received lots of prizes, then enjoyed cake and pop for the grand finale. The judges had a difficult time choosing winners for the costume parade as all the costumes were first class. - Thanks again one and all for your help and support. We were pleased to have so many visitors and the church filled for --- the * Sunday . evening service. The partici- pation in singing of the beautiful old hymns was so nice to hear. The Wright Singers and the Just Four songs was a "Living Testi- mony of their Faith". All in all it was a wonderful evening of gospel music. Later all enjoyed a time of fellow- ship.. It was almost. ten when the last folk left. Next Sunday Nov. 6th will be the 87th Anniver- sary Service when Rev. John Mitson will be the guest speaker. The service will be at 11 a.m. as Seagrave and Pine- dale will be joining with us for morning worship. The choir prepared special music. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Simmons of Courtice were Sunday dinner guests with her mother, Mrs. verna Baird. Ladies have made arrangements to have nursery staffed each Sunday. So please take advantage of these facilities. Next week pleage call any news to 985-7712 or 985-2061. TIA VTVATN Group plans swim party Epsom Area News By Jean Jeffery The Youth group are planning a swim party at Uxpool Sat. Nov 5 then will go to Andy Graham's home for a social hour. We certainly appreci- ated the selection by Goodwood Choir at the morning anniversary service. Thanks, it was much appreciated. In the evening the service was in charge of Rev. Ray Edwards of Oshawa and Epsom Choir sang. We surely did miss Donna Van Veghel and hope she will soon feel better. All enjoyed a visit with the Edwards family after - the service. Rev. Richard and Joyce Luchuk Leah, and wee Simon of Wiarton have been visiting with her parents Earl and Marie Wilson for a week. On Sunday Marlene and Ian Archibald of Udora had lunch with Earl and Marie then all attended the Commiss- ionary service at Clare- mont for Rev. and Mrs. Blair Clark who are leaving for Indonesia on Tuesday. We were pleased to see our young people home from college for the weekend. Miss Kathy Haddock of Uxbridge was visiting with Stacy Brown for the weekend. Paul and Shirley Baster and girls visited Garth and Marg Spencer and family in Kitchener on Sunday. UCW Fall Rally will be Monday, Nov. 7 at Trinity Church. All welcome at 9:30 a.m. The Epsom Utica UCW will meet at the home of-Lil Lindsay Tuesday, Nov. 8. Note time .change - service at Epsom next Sunday will be at 9:30 with the Rev. CIiff Pendlebury of Churchill Ontario in charge. - The Sheridan family, John, Kim and children Sporti-Q-Club starts Prince Albert Area News by llean Pugh Recent company with Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock included Miss A. Strickland, Miss P. Glass and Mrs. J. McLean all of Oshawa. Blackstock had an overflow attendance when they hosted the an- nual U.C.W. Presbyterial at which some of our local ladies attended. J. Vernon, N. Robinson, A. . Olsen, L. Andrews, G. Beacock. The Sporti-Q-Club members have started the enjoyable Tuesday evening games held at the home of Earl Martyn. A lot of activity centered around the Community Centre and Church in the past week. On Tuesday, the Friend- ly Visitors Group held a Hallowe'en party for their 'members, which I'm sure they all enjoyed. } Thursday evening the euchre players arrived. Winners for the evening- ladies- Bessie Spencer, Gladys Slack, Bernice Daniels. Mens- Wilbert Stone, Lloyd Fawns, Frank Andrews. Lone hand series winner- Ver- na Draper with 14. On Saturday evening about seventy-five peo- ple gathered at the hall for a surprise party for three great fellows- Keith Elliott, Chuck Willes, and John Brough, all celebrating the big 40 birthdays. O What a Par- ty. Happy Birthday fellows. Sunday morning church service was well attended with special guests, the Girl Guides, leaders and' friends. Paula" Willes has been working very hard and was presented "The All Round Cord" by her mother the highest award in Guiding. After the church service lunch was served at the com- munity centre for special guests and friends. Con- gratulations Paula - a job well done. We must remember brother Mark as I hear he had a birthday party on Friday. A busy week - for mom, as she has also been entertaining friends Alice and George Wallace of the U.S.A. for three weeks. Sunday evening over three hundred people en- joyed a beef dinner in the church basement. Many willing hands made this a success. The commit- tee would like to thank everyone who who helped in any way, especially everyone who bought tickets. Congratulations to to Ben and Florence Smith who celebrated their 55th Wedding Anniversary on Oct. 31st. What a way to celebrate Hallowe'en. For next week's news, coll Earlene Armstrong 985-7873. ) have moved to their new home in Uxbridge, we wish them much happiness. Gerald and Nancy Hill were in Guelph last week with her parents and visiting friends and relatives while Gerald was taking a course at the college. A friend, Doris Carter of Ottawa has been visiting recently with Mrs. A.T. Powell. Earl, Elizabeth and Ray Taylor attended a family gathering at the home of Earl's brother, Stanley in Etobicoke. Remember Didi, wife of Dr. Ross Prentice? -- Well Didi was ordained into the Presbyterian Ministry on Thanks- giving Sunday. She doesn't plan to take a charge to work in the hospital. . The Beef supper at Utica wil be held Nov. 17th, note change of time. Recently Mrs. Chris Ruhl and Tina went. to - North Bay to see the newest grandchild, a daughter for Peggy and Will Burke. We welcome John and Joanne Longhurst of Uxbridge to Epsom. They are occupying the house vacated by the Prentice family who have moved to Ux- bridge. Best Wishes. CALENDA TOCK Dominion Blueline - Quo Vadis Brownline - Sheaffer-At-A-Glance Everything from desk top calendars to weekly appointment books, monthly planners to calendar pad refills. Whether you plan'your appointments by the day, month or year, we have the planners suited to your needs! Available Now at these two locations: STAR Office Products asqueenst. PORT PERRY - UXBRIDGE 1 MAIN ST. S. 985-7383 Star Office Products - A dvision of Port Perry Stir Company Li © 852-7680