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Picketer Mary Dubrowski, 19, of Oshawa seems to be staging her own strike as she enjoys a bit of the Indian Summer-like weather this week while picketing the Codnty Board of Education Offices. The strike, now in its second week, is affecting schools in Port Perry, Reach and Cart- wright Townships. LADY MOTORISTS! AND MEN MOTORISTS x of Kleenex or Coffee Mug with each 4} $3.00 Purchase. Why Pay More? A new DX Station TO SERVE YOU AT COLUMBUS - Phone 655-3892 Nas Yy Continued Somerville attended a bridal shower for Miss Susan Jarvis in Oshawa on Monday even- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vale and daughter spent the past week-end with the Ross Mur- ray Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vak and daughter spent the past week-end with the Ross Murray's at. their cottage at Fenion Falls. Mr. Carl Spencer - Toronto called on Mr. and Mrs. Len Jarvis on Monday. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Somerville and John were Mr. and Mrs. Judd from Oshawa Mr and Mrs. Keith Sweet- News On Sunday at Grace Church Mr. Jim Elliott again was Present and conducted the semyice while Mr. Cyril iKnight of Oshawa was the guest speaker.-Years agé he had been to the Island, and Port Perry and is somewhat familiar with it. He told a story for the childre@ to show how a young girl who was prejudiced to another race had received an injury and learned to love them. His main subject was about a certain disciple called Dorcas or Tabitha, meaning an ant- elope. Her life was one of gentleness, purpose and help- fulness to others Miracles are happening every day tho' not the same as when Peter raised Dorcas from death. Humans must. help themselves but can go only so far without deeper help. Next Sunday the speaker will be Mr. Archie Reid who is a biologist. He is bringing several young people with him and his subject will be "Youth today, Who Needs urged to be present for this special service. HOMES WANTED them?" All young people are jj Greenbank News | man and family spent Sunday with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leash Mr. Gordon Hood - Ed: monton was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Me- Millan, and Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man Smith, Uxbridge called on the McMillan's on Sunday evening. Our hospital patients this week are Bobby Hill at Port Perry, George Mathews at Oshawa General, and Reg Fos- ter at Oshawa also. We sincere- ly hope that these folks will soon be able to return home, and enjoy much better health. Mrs. Eva Grampden has been visiting with her sister ahd family, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hill. Anyone with news items for next week, please call 985-2908, or 985-7040 EAS) CS Be a Pe bad PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Sept. 24,1970 - #5 GREENBANK 4H | Sec We Floating : inj Our first meeting was held) discussed messuring at Couperthwaite's, Monday properly and basic tips for preparing meals, including evening ' Election of officers as foll clean hands. We're to plan s onis 4-day menu, try it. It sounds like an interesting unit. Lunch President: Susan Cookman med." Wan Mrs Vice Pres.: Kim Brethou Treasurer dudy Rodd Press: Debbie McGee Dempseys, Monday at 7 P.M Debbie McGee _ OCTOBER 9 - 12 Departs Port Perry was right all along. Now if he only had $3,000 to buy one. to convince him that Harry He did need a new car. en should come to the Commerce and arrange for a Bankplan loan. Then he'd only see Harry for gas. Over the last few years At the Commerce, we'll Ken has gotten to know Harry, do all we can to help Ken buy his neighbourhood mechanic, _ his new car. pretty well. We can do the same Because Ken has spent for you. With a Commerce asmall fortune keeping his Bankplan loan. old car running. And a sensible repayment But one look at his plan to fit your own latest estimate was enough situation. Whether you need money for a new car, a track or a trailer, ask for a Bankplan loan. And find out how more of us do more for you at the Commerce. CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE More of us do more for you at the Commerce. F Bee ee ees Pare dad » ge