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LE AE OS A ; { Greenbank and area news Most of our readers are familiar with Murphy's Law: if anything can go wrong it will. There is also Parkinson's Law: work ex- pands to fill the time avail- able for its accomplish- ment. Recently contributors to Harper's Magazine have supplied some laws drawn from their own experience. These include: junk expands to fit the space available to , store it; your only dime gets the wrong number; the other line moves faster - in banks, supermarkets, customs and son on - if you change lines the same thing happens; people will accept your ideas more readily if you attribute them to someone famous. Everyone can add his own personal frustration. For in- stance, any small object dropped will disappear into the farthest and darkest corner under anything else; with everything but the main ingredient for a party dish on hand none of the local stores has it in stock at the mo- ment; the best kitchen knife has been used to open a paint can. Make your own addi- tions to the list. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Min- ten were guests at a dinner and dance to celebrate the 25th wedding anniyersary of Mr. and Mrs. John Assink of Uxbridge. Mr. Jamie Lamb of Toron- to spent the weekend with Mr. Hugh Graham. Another guest at Belleview Farm was Dr. Margeurite Hill of the Women's College Hospital for a birthday dinner for Miss Ray Godfrey. Belated congratulations to Mr. Bruce Ferguson who passed his Interprovincial Mechanic's examination some time ago. We are glad to report that Mrs. Luella Beare who was taken ill here while on a visit was able to return to Regina last Wednesday. She was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Beare from Fillmore. Mr. and Mrs. Mel McGee, Cathy and Janice, arrived home last week from a holiday in Western Canada. The 4-H girls had their gardens inspected on July 12th and then spent a social hour on the lawns of the Blakely family with Home Economist Miss Beatrice McClenghan. All enjoyed a pot-luck supper with a short discussion afterwards. Recent dinner guests of Mrs. Myrtle Thomas were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor of Willowdale. Miss Debbie Lee atten- ded the Ontario Athletic Leadership Camp at Long- ford for the past two weeks, Mrs. Hamilton Sark and her daughter-in-law, Georg- "j.ette, have almost completed the rebuilding of the burnt out section of the Sark house. This week they hope to instal a picture window and then make plans for the long delayed house-warming. Mr. Sark's brother, Cutty, has restored a much prized anti- que rocking chair which will enable Ham, still in a cast, to supevise the repair work in comfort. Now that their sons, Noah and Jeff are home New Opening of ABLE ANTENNA on 7A highway between Port Perry and Blackstock. Complete antenna service and installations. Special tower kit for cottages. COMPLETE LINE IN STOCK. PHONE 986-4832 roa --_-- is more fun here in Port Perry with delicious WHEN THE GANG DROPS IN... When the Swimming, Boating and Fishing are done . . . why not order a delicious "PORTO PIZZA?" Phone 985-7151 gh "wna ee EEE SUMMER { } yy TT TE EE EA Ta Ta aR AR RID, from Guelph and Kingston plans for a small wide life sanctuary are going ahead. The local fence-building firm of Graham Lee has been engaged to construct the enclosures. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gra- ham spent a few fine days at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson on Muskoka Lake. Wayne Walker, Hepworth, and Michal Heron, Norwood were visitors at the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ianson, last week. The lansons and the Murray Lees were recent guests of the Wilkinsons of Montreal at the family cottage on Lake Dalrymple. There will be no services at Greenbank Church during August. Decoration Service will be in the cemetery at 2:30 p.m., August 18th. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gibson on the birth of a baby girl. Mr. Robert Hunter was host to the Port Perry Dairy Calf Club last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Shirley Ann Caler and her children are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask entertained Mr. and Mrs. Orr Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Leask and Mrs. Mar- garet Mustard not long ago. Mr. Trevor Blakely has re- turned home from a holiday in Nova Scotia. Hearty congratulations to Mr. Fred Beare of Oshawa who won $10,000.00 for a suggestion at General Motors. Miss Marian Couperth- waite has arrived back from a holiday in Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Mount called on Mr. and Mrs. C. Wood in Newmarket on Sun- day. The Misses Jean and Isa- bel Gregg of Claremont visi- ted Mrs. Robert Baird on Tuesday. Another recent guests of the Bairds was Mr. Alan Jackson of Brooklin. Those who have not al- ready visited the Lake Scu- gog Historical Museum this summer should make a real effort to do so. Among recent acquistions of artifacts is an INVEST NOW! Victoria & Grey Trust Guaranteed Investments 994% 5 YEARS 9%2% 1-2-3-4 YEARS INTEREST is payable half yearly ot may be left to compound EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-7306 unusual display of old quilts and quilt patterns. Renewed interest in the imaginative skill of quilting is drawing many admirers and collec- tors. 2 In the sleeping dark of Sunday night a thunderclap, we assume directly over the steeple, reverberated the bells in the Greenbank Church. A portent? Years ago more simple people would await with nervous expectancy some awful decision of providence. Science can surmise the cause of the tolling, but does that mean that science is not sometimes hand-in-glove with superior authority? Watch out! Flashcubes | Magicubes PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 31, 1974 -- 21 Picnic for 300 Cafik supporters Over 300 Ontario riding Liberal campaign workers turned out for an old fash- ioned picnic last Sunday on Lake Simcoe near Sutton to celebrate Liberal Norm Cafiks re-election to parlia- ment last July 8th. As promised by Mr. Cafik and organizers the picnic was complete with hambur- gers, hot dogs, pop, beer, swimming and boating but no political speeches. "We wanted to have a picnic for the many cam- at Lawrence Pharmacy 209 Queen St. Port Perry SYLVANIA Summer Specials $179 $ 27 Reg. $1.95 Reg. $2.55 paign workers in the north- ern part of Ontario riding who were unable to make it to the election night party held in the Ajax Community Centre," expalined Mr. Cafik. 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