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12 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Aug. 27, 1970 Greenbank News Mr. and Mrs. Don Samis & Mr. and Mrs. Doug Smith of Oshawa visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mel McGee and family on Saturday. Several Junior Farmer members from Greenbank area joined with others from the country in a very enjoy- able week-end of camping at "The Pinery", a provincial park near Grand Bend on the shores of Lake Huron. Mrs. Marion Stairs visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask and John on Sunday. Mrs. Paul Studinski visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hunter one day last week and Tommy return- ed with her for a short holi- day in Hamilton. Mr. John Stone and Miss Karen Sonley were guests at the wedding of Brian Mount- joy and Judy Swain in Black- stock United Church on Sat- urday afternoon. Misses Debbie and Cathy McGee spent last week in Lindsay with their grand- mother Mrs. Beatrice McGee. Mr. and Mrs. William Stone, Grant and Peter visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ross of Norwood on Sunday. We are glad to hear that the French University stud- ents who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Graham while job-hunting in Canada have obtained positions in various places and will be contacting the Grahams be- fore 'returning to France in September. Hugh Graham who has been attending Uni- versity in Rouen, had spread the word that Greenbank was a very hospitable village and quite a number 'of students 'adopted the slogan "France to Greenbank", Local members of the Port Perry Historical Society re- mind us that the museum on Scugog Island will be clos- ing its doors on Sunday, Aug. 30 for this season. Of inter- est to many will be a demon- stration of Indian basket weaving on closing day. Miss Nan Van Waart of Amsterdam, Holland has been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Graham for several weeks this summer. Anyone having news items for next week please tele- phone 2908. Senior Citizens Sumer holidays will soon be over and back to school for the children, and all or- ganizations will continue with their regular meetings. The club will hold its first meeting on Wednesday, Sep- tember 9th at 2 p.m. = The bi-weekly euchres which take place all the year round are held at the Senior Citizens Hall, back of the Post Office, the next one will take place on Saturday, August 20th at 8 p.m. The president Mr. E. Hea ley and Mrs. Healey are plan. ning a trip in the near fut- ure, Mr. H. Buckland, trea- surer is also going abroad to Norway. At present there is no euchre report as your cor- respondent has been ill. There will be a bus to the exhibition, and more trips be- RAE EES ASSEN RNY TRY CN RR RRR prep gupuy Aababaiad bb A A 2 EX TX TN YT XN NN CR grqrrpapapupy PORT PERRY FAIR LABOUR DAY -- Sept. 7, 1969 Horse & Cattle Ladies Work Horse Racing Ball Game Admission $1.00 -- Cars 50c¢ SEES sits sssssssasssssssasssssssssaas Classes Midway Band | 'Why Pay More? SAVE ON PREMIUM QUALITY GAS A new DX Station TO SERVE YOU AT - COLUMBUS Phone 655-3892 AND MEN MOTORISTS TO! FREE Box of Kleenex or Coffee Mug with each $3.00 Purchase. Aww heteteteteeietetei 2 3 SS XX XXX XE CECT - Th ' ALO RUE NEES ANA Seaniiv News Another week of corres- pondence that is almost all personal, First is a bit about Mrs. Jean. MacTaggart's friends which came just too late for last week. Her visitors were Mr. and Mrs, John Botteral and Darlene of Scarborough, ing planned later when meet: ings continue. Mrs. Jessie Robertson and Mrs. J. Allan are the bus conveners. We hope that Mr. J. Allan who has been confined to hospital is soon well and to all those under the doctors care. Please remember the above dates. Thanks to everyone for visits and cards during my recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Johnston, George, Jimmie and John of Bethany and Dr. and Mrs. H. Clay Reed of Newark, Dela- ware. Dr. and Mrs. Clay also visited Mrs. Wanda Mac- Taggart, Visiting on Thurs. at the B. L. Wanamkers were Mr. and Mrs. A. Lee and family of Glen Burnie, Maryland. Their Sunday visitors Mr. & Mrs. J. Demara of Scugog didn't come so far. Mrs. Nodwell is at present entertaining her sister Mrs. T. M. Lowrey of Lemington, Kentucky and a friend Mrs. A. Kalil of Ottawa. The three older Carr girls, Cathie, Karen and Connie are having a little holiday with their aunt, Mrs. Nicholls in Orillia. Mr. and Mrs, Neil McMil- lan and Marilyn with Mr, & Mrs. Ralph Reynolds spent Sunday in Oshawa with the Kon. Wanamakers. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wana. maker and their boys accom. panied the Belairs for a Sun- day outing at the Bryant cot- tage at Burnt River. Our hospital patients this week are Mr. Scotty Jansen in Port Perry and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds (ex-citizen) in Osh- awa. Mrs, Reynolds is slated for an eye operation tomor- row (Tues.). Another ex, Mrs. Marjorie Moon is sport- ing a cast on her knee just now. Mrs. Dane Coxworth was hostess at 'a baby shower for Mrs. Marilyn Beacock on Sat. at the Tobin home. Visitors with the Scotts during the past week: Mr. & Mrs. Doug Walsh and family and Mrs. Martha Parker of New Liskeard. Mr. Walsh is the principal of the New Liskeard high school. Mrs. Marjorie Payne of Toronto, Mr. Cliff Holt and Mr. Al Bailey of Toronto. . "Our village has lost the Cy Wilson family who have moved to Manchester and also Mr. and Mrs. John Wil. liamson and sons who are now living at Fingerboard. At the farm recently occu- pied by the Wilsons are Mr. and Mrs. Rusnell who came from the Fingerboard pro- perty. There are signs of activity around that hole in the* ground on the lot belonging to the grocer. Still no meetings. B WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT ALL QUANTITIES F.D.S. 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