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PJ i : MORTON -- SCOTT Linda Dwayne Scott and David William Morton were united in marriage at Columbus United Church on May 12, 1984. Rev. Charles Love of Hurst officiated at the ceremony, assisted by Rev. John Hill. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan L. Scott and granddaughter of Mr. Malcolm T. MacMillan (Port Perry). The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Noel M. Morton, all of Oshawa. raat a ' Presented with appreciation gift - Greenbank News by Mrs. Armour McMillan Greenbank Centenn- ial Hall Committee wish to announce their straw- berry social on Sunday evening July 8th from 7 to 9 p.m. at Greenbank Hall. There will be entertainment as well. On Friday evening the choir members with husbands or wives gath- ered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Speck for a pot luck dinner and social time. Our retiring organist, Mrs. Linda Hunter was presented with a gift in apprecia- tion for her efforts for the past three years. Due to another commit- ment, the choir director and he was presented with a gift on Sunday by Mr. Ted Cordiner. The leadership of Linda and George has been appreciated by all. Mrs. Evelyn Heron, Omemee and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walker Helpworth were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. Ianson on Sunday. Mr. Robert Hill was in Parry Sound for a few days of fishing on the weekend. On Tuesday June 26th at 6:30 p.m. parents are to meet at the park to register their children for T-ball. This is for children 3-5 years inclu- sive. Beare were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Morton in honour of their 45th wedding anniversary on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lee and other family members met in Oshawa at' the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Murphy to celeb- rate Father's Day and Frank's birthday on Sunday. A lovely garden wedd- ing took place on Sat- urday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunter in Saintfield when Mark Hunter and Vida Botteri were married. Her sister from Sweden was maid of honour and Bill Hunter was best man. Bailey, Brampton spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Couves. Church and Sunday School are at the usual hour next Sunday, with 'the Sacrament of Baptism. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Couves spent a day with Dr. and Mrs. John McKinney at Brooklin last week. We are glad to report that Jim Ianson is convalescing at home after a stay in Oshawa Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Snodden visited with her mother, Mrs. Howard McMillan on Sunday. The June meeting of Greenbank Women's Institute will be on Thursday evening June 21st at 8 p.m. at the Retiring organist honoured Hunter. We are having pictures of New Zealand and Australia. Every- one welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. J. Symons and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hunter were in Guelph visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Studinski on Sunday. Mrs. Ewart Willis visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Beare on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan visited with Mr. and Mrs. T. Kidd on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Innes and family, Brooklin, Mrs. Fay Hubbert and Bill and Marlene West, Peter- borough, Mrs. Carol and Debbie Br- oks, Sunder- land called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Innes on home of Mrs. Neil Father's Day. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a gown of pure white peau-de-soie with a chiffon overdress in Victorian style, and featuring a high collar with ruffled trim. The bodice of the empire style dress was covered with alencon lace and re- embroidered with seed pearls. The bishop sleeves had appliques of alencon lace and pearls and tight cuffs with ruffles to match the collar. The cathedral length veil with blusher was attached to a tiara of alencon lace en- crusted with rhinestones. The bride carried a white bible which was a childhood gift from her maternal grandparents, covered with a silk uet of pink and white roses, stephanotis and baby's breath. She wore a gold bracelet which had been given to her great-grandmother by her great- grandfather on their wedding day in 1892. Kathleen Franklin of Don Mills was maid of honour. : Bridesmaids were Karen Magee of Oshawa, Cheryl MacKenzie of Rexdale, Janice Henderson and Elisabeth Westhues, both of Don Mills. Vincent Ball of Oshawa was best man. Ushers were Robert, Daniel and Richard Morton, all of Oshawa, brothers of the groom and d Dwight Scott of Oshawa, brother of the bride. During the signing of the registry, Glen MacKenzie play "Amazing Grace" on the bagpi . Following the ceremony he pi the bride and groom out of the church and into the reception hall. The reception was held at the Canadian Legion Hall, Oshawa. The couple went to Florida for their honeymoon. The newlyweds will Ontario. was unable to attend Mr. and Mrs. RW. CATR emt cmen. 04 nt se Introducing the dial-it-yourself person-to-person, calling card,overseas, collect, third number billing telephone call. | FE ARR A TR LE en LL -------- live in Weston, COSC ICSE ICI SCI IC SIC CS - AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP Head Rebuilding - Engines Rebuilt - Rotor & Drum Turning - Flywheel Resurfacing (flat & recessed) Engine Boring and Head Resurfacing - MERV PUGH Long distance calling has improved again and it's worth reading about. For years you've been dialing only station-to-station calls that don't require an operator ("1 + the number). Now you can dial the rest of your long distance calls too, with reduced operator assistance.' To place these calls, you'll dial the number yourself. Then the operator will come on the line to make sure the call goes through the way you want. longer be necessary to give the number and wait while the operator records it and dials for you. All you have to do is tell the operator the type of call you're placing and how you want it completed. This chart explains how it's done. There is no change in rates for any of these calls. Station-to-station with no operator assistance ("1° + the number) is still the fastest and cheapest way to call long distance. Operator-assisted rates apply This added service is now available to Oshawa, Ajax-Pickering, Blackstock, Bowmanville, Port Perry and Whitby customers. You will receive a notice with your telephone bill as a handy reminder about the service. i Complete details are included in the introductory pages of your Bell Canada telephone directory. Keep this chart near your telephone for easy reference. DCCC CONC eC OOO Oe) (For the week beginning June 18th) HOMEMADE WHITE BREAD Since you do the dialing. it will no to all other types of cals. BUY 2 LOAVES GET ONE NEW FAST EASY FREE! JY PLS OF SF ERATOR HOW TO DIAL WHAT HAPPENS NEXT i Person-to-person "0" + Area Code After dialing. the operator Collect (if it's not 416) will come on the line briefly S t D h B 1 Billed to a third number + the number J find out the "ype of call wee oug «se uy Calling Card and complete it for you. Overseas Dialing instructions vary according to the type of call and country you are calling. You'll find detailed instructions in the introductory pages of your telephone directory. You ll find dialing instructions in the telephone booth You'll find dialing instructions in the hotel room 8 i § g GET 1 FREE! STOUFFVILLE BAKERY PORT PERRY PLAZA HWY. 7A - PORT PERRY - 985-2412 "Country Village Baking" -OPEN MONDAYS - Coin Telephones Hotels/Motels . 1 p Excluding marine. mobile. conference calls and calls to certain overseas lox ations Now available in Oshawa. Ajax Pickering. Blackstock. Bowmanville Port Perry and Whitby YET EPE FEE JE PE TT 0 0 RANEY ADN ALAA AAA AA eases sv atau