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"WEEKEND STAR" FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2000 - 39 Greenbank Hall to present Proceeds from the presentation will be used for hall upkeep "The Royal Crowns" on Nov. 4 A ------------A I I, ot Saturday, Nov. 4 the fun evening of dancingand upkeep. anniver- - the speaker. Mrs. Marion church librarian. If you Greenbank Hall is present- great music. Tickets are Call Adam Greenbank sary and Wells of Lemonville United could help out please con- ing "The Royal C-owns" a $15 per person which 985-8559, | enjoyed Church. : 'tact' a member of the live rock and roll/country includes lunch. Lindsey the beau- 'The Official Board of the ". "Evening Unit U.C.W. | (Rockabilly) band from Proceeds from this 985-8060, tif ul Church meets next in . A large crowd with many ! Toronto. This should be a dance will be used for hall Barb 985- Ministry Greenbank on Oct. 25 at 8 peautiful gifts attended : 3903 or of Music pm. gr the breakfast shower for Lila 985- provided The 'Senior Choir will papa Hooker on Saturday \ Local Blue Ray Chapter 3703. 'by Wayne, practice on Tuesdays at 8 at the hall. 8 T h e Shirley, p.m. until Nov. 7 and then A big thanks to the ones + Blue Ray Chapter oured the first four offi- cers of other chapters at their October meeting. Thirteen of these attend- ed from Bowmanville, Oshawa, Markham, Scarborough and Toronto. Tom Spenser from Markham spoke on behalf of youth organizations such as Demolay Boys and Rainbow Girls. Joyce Storry was pre- sented with her 40 year planned for Oct. 20 at 7:30 p.m..at the Masonic Hall at $4/per person. Everyone enjoyed Blue Ray Chapter hon-- pin by Doris Nottingham. "A Court Whist party was lunch in the lower 'hall ° honours members which was decorated for Halloween by Isabell Wilson who also con vened the lunch. Nestleton Presbyterian Church © On Oct. 8, Thanksgiving Service was held. The church was decorated * with the fruits of the har- vest. Rev. Fairley gave an inspiring message and Harvey - Mills" played the guitar and sang "Bringing in the Sheaves." A delicious lunch of ham, salads, and pumpkin pie was enjoyed. ~ Best wishes to Danielle who underwent - surgery and Flora Shaw who is undergoing tests. | Greenbank congregation joined with Pinedale on and Katherine Wright. A very interesting message Sunday to celebrate their was given on.memories by the rehearsals will be at : 7:30 on Thursdays. + We are 'looking for a who organized it and all who attended and sent gifts. SAN SANG BG SIGH dD WSR Sg TV 4-H Milk Club met Oct. 11 By Nicole Beechey : Press Reporter When it comes to complete homeowner happiness, ask the many Cig 'this wonderful Port Pérry community their home. They'll tell you in their own words how Alliance cent, goats, UHT, butter- milk and lactaid. The group On: Wednesday, Oct. 11 in the kitchen made one the Durham East 4-H Milk Makes It Better Club held their second meeting from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Blackstock United Church. We 'said the 4-H pledge and answered the roll call.. The roll call was "What did you do for a home actiyity and what kind of milk does your family use and how do they use it?" Then the min-- utes were read by our sec- retary Mary Van. Camp and adopted and seconded by Natalie = Beechey and Matthew Rickey. Then our leaders split us up into two groups. One group went into the kitchen and 'made chocolate pud- ding while the other group tasted six different kinds of milk. The kinds of milk we tasted were: homo, 2 per. kitchen Pasta. + Then we took a quiz on batch of pudding in the microwave and one batch on the stove. Then the two groups 'switched and the group that went into "the made: milk and filled out a sheet _about the key nutrients found in milk and milk products. The sheet told us- what nutrients are found in milk and what they provide us with. Before we closed the meeting we got to taste the pudding and noodles we made. Then our presi- dent' Janice =Kadowaki closed the meeting. If you are interested in, 'joining our club please call Janice Beechey 986-0035; Gail Johns 986-4484 or Jean Goble 277-3551. creamy' J SEASONS OF PORT PERRY 4 | PREVIEW OPENING SPECIAL builds a superior. home, with all the high quality.and value to ensure lasting satisfaction. So just don'ttake our word for it... ask the experts who know Alliance Homes, in Port Perry, today! 2 Ceramic Tile in Kitchen & all Bathrooms § Fe ON 3/4" Bruce Hardwood Flooring in i one room of your choice & Central Air Installed & Paved Driveway =178,990 'Li : ed ¢ offer " . ata SR & rey To rr ® 3M Scotchguard Celt exchangeable for ca vale Li Mer Thus 100 Pim 7: ® Broadloom ¢ Upholstery * Loose Rugs IS 852-6711