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| 220 COCHRANE ST.. PORT PERRY J « 3 3 "| x on*'The'77 Entertainers" by Waterford Crystal Here is an exceptional, limited-time opportunity to-give or own world famous imported Waterford crystal at 25% savings off regular retail prices. Included are 22 selected pieces perfect for elegant entertaining. .. your choice of Decanters, Brandy Balloons, Old Fashioned, Highball, Sherry and Hock glasses, Ice Jug, in popular patterns. Illustrated price lists are now available to show you all the outstanding pieces included at 25% savings starting October 26th. Entertaining with Waterford. . . an elegance that comes from the perfection inherent in something lovingly made by hand... every piece a signed original. Oct. 26th to Nov. 26th, 1977 Patterson's of Port 197 QUEEN STREET 985-8332 2 985-7086 ATTENTION FARMERS! | | WHY PAY MORE? Save on: o DIESEL FUEL e MOTOR OIL eo GASOLINE PREMIUM QUALITY FARM TANKS & PUMPS AVAILABLE OUT OF TOWN CALLS CALL COLLECT WHITBY 668-3381 DXOIL | Immediate Delivery By Mrs, I. Empringham The Greenbank U.C.W.. wish to invite all ladies of the Community toa coffee party in the United Church base- ment Wednesday, November 2nd at 9:30 a.m, Pat -Green of Greenbank will give a talk and demonstration on use of cosmetics. There will also be a display and sale of handmade articles suitable for gifts. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Bailey of Brampton were Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. A. Couves. A good crowd attended the going-away party for Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mount. It was held in the Greenbank .Centennial Hall on Thursday evening. The Mounts were: the recipients of gifts and many good wishes for their future. Their new home will be made in Newmarket. They will be really missed by the Greenbank people and organizations and we hope they will find time to visit back here. Thie Women's Institute will "meet Wednesday evening, October 26th at 8:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs. A. Minten. Miss Dorothy Real of Toronto visited with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Real this week- end. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wood of North Bay spent Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMillen. A number of Greenbank people attended the Baptist Church in Sunderland Sun- day evening. Mr. Larry Johnston was guest speaker. Others visited in Cannington to hear the County Town Singers of Whitby. Mrs. L. B. Waddell of Brampton visited with her sister, Mrs. Mona Mero, for the weekend. The regular euchre party Six people saved from sinking boat Six persons were saved from a 55-foot yacht on Lake Ontario last Saturday, after the boat listed in the water and the hatch cover flew open when a generator broke loose. Water poured into the hatch and began to take the yatch down by the stern. Ray Perrin, Water Street, Port Perry was one of the first to see the boat roll over onto its side. Mr. Perrin, who is a firefighter at the Pickering Nuclear Station, said that about 10:30 he and a security guard noticed a large boat south of the plant that appeared to be in trouble. They watched through a pair of binoculars for a while and when they realized the boat was sinking called the Pickering-Ajax Rescue Unit (PARU) for help. Mr. Perrin told the Star that from the shore it was hard to tell how many were on the yacht, but they could count at least four. When the rescue ship PARU reached the scene, they found three children and a woman in a dinghy, and two men still on board the capsized yacht, Lady's Pleasure. Searchmaster John Han- bidge, of PARU said that the vessel would have sunk in Greenbank Brownies The Brownies spent Wed- nesday afternoon at the Port Perry Nursing Home with some of the Senior Citizens singing songs and knitting and crocheting. Hot choco- . late with marshmallow and cookies were served after- wards by Mrs. Jean Nash and her assistant. 'Saturday afternoon, the Brownies finished working on their ceramic mugs at .Ceramics House of Joy in Ashburn. These will be on display at the bazaar on Saturday, November 26th. The Annual Baking Con- test will be held on Saturday, November 5th at 2:00 p.m., Greenbank Hall. The Judges will be Mayor Lawrence Malcolm, Mrs. Ruby Beare and Mrs. Jean Hunter. Fol- lowing the contest, the baking will be auctioned off by Mr. John Maw of Port Perry. Plan to attend. another half-hour had they not arrived. Since there were no injuries, the PARU crew tied a 100 foot tow-rope to the yacht and towed it for five hours to the Whitby Harbour. For Ray Perrin and the security guards it was a nightmare. He said they felt helpless standing on shore watching the boat sinking and the people waving franti- cally. ' PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 26, 1977 -- 11 Greenbank and area news was held in the Centennial Hall on Friday evening. The, winners were - Ladies -- Beatrice Harrison, Elsie Taylor, Myrtle Thomas and Myrtle Wagner, The gentle-; men winners were Gordon Smith, J. Poots, Wilbert Stone and Douglas Stiver. Mr. Angus Meisner was on a hunting trip with a group of friends. They were to Northern Ontario hunting moose and reported very good luck. Mrs. Keith McMillan of Burlington, and Mrs. Mabel Stevens of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob McMillan of Oshawa called on relatives in Greenbank on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hoover of King City were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Donneral on Sunday. Please phone next week news to 985-7812. Ashburn news By Mrs. R. Heron For those who have not already heard, it seems to be fairly certain now that there: will be a park in the area. The entrance to go in off the Ashburn Road, and at the north edge of he village, and will be called 'Ashburn community Park'. There were five tables of euchre played at the Com- munity Centre on Friday night. The ladies prizes were won by Erma Wood and Ethel Rutledge. The mens prizes were won by Garfield Johnston and Bill Gardner. Owen Grey got the prize for the most lone hands and Rachel Forsyth won the door prize. The next euchre will be held on November 4th. A welcome coffee party was held at the Community Centre last Thursday morn- ing to welcome all new ladies and their children to the community. A weight control has begun at the centre and is held every Tuesday morning at 9:30. Everyone is welcome. Miss Dorothy Bulmer con- ducted the service and brought the morning mess- age at Burn's Church last Sunday while Rev. McEntyre was conducting communion services at Sonya and Nestleton. During the service, the Junior Choir sang "His banner over Me" and the Senior Choir sang "He Leadeth Me". Mrs. Art Matthews took charge of Jr. Church. Next Sunday is a very special day when the 120th Anniversary of Burns Church will be held at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev. Dr. Wm. Fitch of Toronto will be the guest speaker. Mr. George King of Rexdale will be the soloist in the morning, and the Girls Youth Choir from St. Andrews, Scar- borough will be here in the evening. A social hour will follow the evening service. Everyone is cordially invited. ¢ Fall Classics DRESS SHIRTS from Arrow & B.V.D. Tone on Tone Shades, : Stripes & Plains. Wy In Regular & Tapered \ Body Styles $16 to $2300 (Items not exactly as illustrated.) visors SPORT SHIRTS The popular Viyella from Deacon Bros. Assorted Patterns & Plains $26.95 coh Other Sport Shirts in plains, checks & stripes from Pegasus & Townline in stock. $18 to 326% = LENE SSNS Giregoly's Men's Wear Std. SCUGOG STREET - LAKEVIEW PLAZA PORT PERRY 985-8160 Open Thurs. & Fri. 109:00 p.m. FREEMAN FORMAL RENTALS Use our convenient Lay-away Plan for Christmas. BL LT aa alt a oT Eh EE Be a A El ad ~~ TERETE SSR a, ct oo EERE - YO 2a hl" ot Raw nd PAT