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12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Oct. 13, 1977 LOWREY Organs & Pianos | at ORGAN WORLD LAKEVIEW PLAZA Scugog Street 985-8365 Port Perry ANALDA Garden Centre DUTCH BULBS 'items of Greenbank and area news by Mrs. Ida Empringham The congregation of the Greenbank United Church enjoyed a lovely Thanksgiv- ing Service on Sunday. The church was decorated with harvest and keepsakes by the Sunday School children which they were thankful for. Rev. J. Roundell preached a thought-filled sermon on Count Your Bless- ings. The choir rendered beautiful Thanksgiving music under the leadership the bountiful entertained her family for dinner on Sunday with 24 guests attending. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Spencer and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Spencer for Mon- day Thanksgiving dinner. Mr. and Mrs, J. Brown of i i and Mr. and Mrs. Arthie Empringham arrived home from a trip to the East coast. While in Nova Scotia they visited relatives and friends at Clemensvale, Greenwood and Dartmouth, Mr, and Mrs, D. Thomson on Sunday relatives from both Keith's and Anne's families. We are pleased to report that Mr. Franklin Phoenix is much improved in health and hopes to be home from Oshawa hospital soon. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Em- pringham of Hanover, Ont. visited with relatives and friends on Scugog Island, Port Perry and Greenbank for Thanksgiving. Pleased to report Mrs. Dorothy Robinson is. much improved after having hip t few days. Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Real of Kelowna B.C. who has been vacationing with his son in Ottawa came to the village to visit" his" brother, "Mr. and Mrs. Fred Real and other relatives for awhile, Forty-one relatives and friends visited with Mr. and Mrs, Frank Innes for a birth- day celebration and Thanks- giving dinner on Sunday. They were from Lions Head, Kincarden, Wingham, Toronto, Stouffville, Sunder- of Mrs. Wm. Stone. Mrs. visited her brother Mr. Bill surgery in Ajax-Pickering land, ' Brooklin and Rita Stickwood of Sunder- McCowan in Pickering for hospital. Omemee. land as guest, sang two dinner on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, N. Mc quo prownies are selling lovely solos. Next Sunday, October 16, there will be no Sunday School or Church Service in Greenbank as Pinedale is celebrating their church anniversary at 11: Mr. Ivan Spencer and his brother Mr. Stan Spencer motored to Simcoe, Ont. where they enjoyed visiting the fall fair. Mr. and Mrs. ' Keith Namara and family of Manilla and Toronto were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mount on Sunday. Miss Mary Forfar of Agin- court is visiting her sister Mrs: Mildred Thomson for a Girl Guide ' calendars this week. They are 75 cents each and beautifully illustra- ted. If you are interested in having a Brownie call on you, please phone 985-2040 or 3, worked in insurable employment, and a situation A arises which entitles you to make a claim, that 3 claim will be settled as quickly and courteously as | possible. : "Well, what do you do about cheaters and abuse?" There are fewer cheaters and abusers than oN some would have you believe, . a.m. Phoenix had as di ests -3587. - PLANT NOW FOR EARLY SPRING COLOUR | The U.C.W. of Greenbank ood 25 dinner gues ial Trawnte, Ya TULIPS-CROCUS-HYACINTHS-DAFFODILS held a bazaar and craft ing contest will be held on : display in the Centennial Green ba n k 4-H C | uU b : Saturday November 5. Fur- We sell only TOP QUALITY, TOP SIZE BULBS Hall on Saturday, Mrs. J - fer details Jat Imported from Holland y. oo by Lana Perry how to cook cornmeal for a ther details later. Roundell opened the bazaar Our second meeting was breakfast cereal. We were as ea Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Clark and invited the people to held Thursday, October 6th surprised to find it was quite of Prince Albert, Mr. Cyril LANDSCAPING orien ate, Gisplays at Mrs. Perry's home. We tasty and very economical. Clark, Miss Freda Covion ro Call Now for Free Estimate of arts and crafts made by discussed the structure and This week Carla Dempsey and Mrs, 'Alma Growland of local talented persons. food value of cereal grains. and Bey Hill made Dog- 'Bramptc re Thank . Though the weather curtail- We viewed various types of woods and Dawn Meisner i Th Mrs Myrtle 5 Miles East of Port Perry - 986-4771 _ ed the buying crowd it didn't grains that were cut length- and Lana- Perry made Thomas i Hwy. 7A at West Y% Line Lind dampen the spirits of the ' wiseand were able toseethe Garden Green Rico. We all : Fd RATA At To iy parties involved, three different sections. agreed they were very good. _ Please phone next weeks Mr. and Mrs. Earl Phoenix Mrs. Perry demonstrated news to 985-7812. . 4 : tS of other countries b Insurance. 4 | : | - " p/ about our system?" y ; Canada has one of the most comprehensive ~ Remember, our job is to pay you all the UI programs in the western world. benefits you are entitled to, YEA i It has a relatively short entrance period and 3 : Sa : ays benefits longer. And almost all Canadians po etodo Share in the cost . benefits of the pro, : ii ha at do you hay 1idid By reducing the financial shock of people's SHEED your 2 8 bene hit ¥ - movements from one job to another, : Rn Your Unemployment Insurance office can unemployment insurance has helped to keep our ask you to carry out what we call a formal "Active workforce adaptable to today's rapidly changing Job Search". Your agent will want to know what social and economic conditions. you're doing to find suitable and gainful ; ean 'Sure. But what about Smployment while you, Ie geting your gheques. the cost to Canadians?" ae an er what happens, you sho ! . keep looking seriously for a new job and follow Certainly, the dollar figures are tigh. This any instructions your Ul officeor Canada ~~ year's UI payout to Canadians will approach four Manpower Centre gives you, Your right to conti- billion dollars, - ng benefits depends on it. ult Re muni light of the Outright criminal fraud is dealt with through Eyou'll do your job, we'll do ours. uma : : : conventional channels. - 4 The UI program gives temporary financial S 1 : Bos aid to hundreds of thousands of Canadians whil SOE peoble sivise (ie system without even {ie Unemployment Insurarice Commission and the br Wh Sands or Lana e knowing it. Here, and at times when the abuse is Department of Manpower and Immighation have become Cy re between jobs. not really criminal in nature, we have our own staff the Canada Employment and Inomigrdtion Commission. "Tsn't Ul veallvi to handle the problems. f fra sive, You bel st our docaly identi das sn't Ul really just i In any case, the vast majority of UI claimants Coup! es ff or Gnaila thei. another kind of welfare: deal with us as fairly as we try to deal with them. called Canada Broome Centres, wr v Far from it. Welfare money is paid only ; according to need. "How about when I make a : Unemployment insurance money is paid claim and you say "no"? i Jeooningto Sip i dofi If vou' If you have good reason to disagree with any ii ts Ike any other kind of insurance. If you've decision a UI agent makes on your pH you have the right to appeal that decision to an independent and impartial board of referees, or then an Umpire of the Federal Court. ; You can go to the appeal hearing and be < represented by anyone you wish. And if new information comes to light before or during the appeal, you can go back to your Working with peo who want to Woy - NO PHS ya Emploi et! i Immigration Canada 'agent and ask for a review of the decision. And the 7+ "v0 go » Employment and Immigration Canada Bud Cullen whole appeal process is free. ' Minister Ministre ¥ »