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by Mrs, F. Innes The community Christmas Concert will be held on Wed- nesday, December 14 in the hall at 7:30 p.m. The Women's Institute Pot Luck: dinner will be at the hall at 12:30 p.m. on Wednes- day December 4. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cook- man and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. - Beare attended the 1st anni- versary service of the Kawartha Baptist Temple in Peterborough on Sunday. The special music was pro- abated vided by the Male Cathedral Quartet from Stow, Ohio. The family of Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean were home on Sunday to help celebrate Sally's birthday. Miss Debbie Cookman is holidaying in Nassau this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown of Washago were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Empringham. . The Greenbank Hall Board are having a New Years dance on Dec. 31 with a turkey buffet, music supp- lied by Frank Barkey. Tickets $12.00 a couple, for tickets call Geo. Beaton 985- 3040 or Neil Hunter 985-7456. Miss Carol Phoenix of R.H. Cornish P.S. and Mrs. Aileen Shier, Mrs. Sally Gibb and Mrs. Carol Raines of Green- bank P.S. attended the dinner of Unit 1, F.W.T.A.O. (Federation of Women Teachers' Association of Ontario) which' was held in Trinity United Church, Ux- bridge last Wednesday even- ¢ News from Greenbank area ing. Several Greenbank area young people attended the Junior Farmer "Sing and Swing" competition in Lon- don on Saturday. The Roundells were happy to receive news from Ottawa on Sunday of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Roudell, Jr. Congratul- ations to parents and grand- parents. Quite a number of Green- bankers enjoyed perfor- mances of "The Merry [custom CARPENTRY '| WHITE WASH CC ' Alterations - Repairs Decks & Porches Underlay & Tile Floors Garage - Privacy Fences TERRY PAUL Photography 30 Franklin St.; Uxbridge DRYWALLS & CEILINGS Custom Fitted Work for your Cottage or Basement Also Repairs to your Home CALL: FRANCIS THERIAULT 985-8569 or 985-8111 Early Mornings or Late Evenings. 3 Catherwood; Ron G. T R.R.1, Uxbridge, Ont. 852-3449 Cedar & Pine Furniture 852-6928 25 Years Experien dedi . H i Weddings-Portraits 3 SPRAYING Macs Eh tronivs SALES & SERVICE T.V.'s & Sterens CB RADIOS ANTENNAS TOWERS ETC MANCHESTER, ONT. AT HWY. 7A a 12 PHONE 985-8043 {| INSURANCE 24 Water Street - Port DON FORDER AGENCY Perry, Ontario 985-8471 ANALDA CLINT'S DOG LANDSCAPING & GROOMING NURSERIES Hwy. 7A and West) SERVICES [Smiles pois of one) Over 12 yrs., Clipping, 986-4771 Grooming. All work done by Owner - No Trainees. 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All phases of Welding & Repairs & Phone 985-2589 DON CORNEIL BOB POSTMA Auctioneering Services CARPENTRY REPRINTS Sales At Your Residence or Kitchen Cupboards from the 30B Water Street South ..., In Our Auction Barn Vanities Port Perry Star PORT PERRY, ONTARIO R.R.A1, LITTLE BRITAIN Renovations y. Phone: [416] 985-3600 (7051 786.2183 NESTLETON, ONT. 986-4636 Phone 985-7383 Clarence's Mobile SMALL ENGINE 985-2975 Wood Metal | | gp go EB YY YOUNG WELDIN PLUMBING & HEATING G SALES & SERVICE ~ ANTIQUE LIMITED A & ASMALL ENGINES Hwy. 12 North of Greenbank 985-8223 or 985-3963 Pumps, Water Softners, Salt, Filters & Rentals. BROOKLIN-ONTARIO 655-4936 Stripping & Dipping Con. 11 East Donna Sucog Island Griffin | - WES LANE Plumbing » and Heating Port Perry 985.2473 SANRIDGE Sand & Gravel HORSESHOEING & HOOF TRIMMING . Prompt attention. Careful Workmanship Bernie Gotham 985-2098 L. GILBANK __ Blackstock, Ont. --SERVICES-- Excavating Trenching Lots Levelled Sand Gravel Agqrenates Snow Removal 986-4962 Baker's Building Products ROOFING & SIDING Sold - Installed - Guaranteed ALCAN DEALER 579-2231 » REWINDING & REPAIR MITTON ELECTRIC Telephone 668-2670 208 Chestnut St. East Whitby, Ontario. d JV-BELTS : PULLEYS BEARINGS CHAIN-SPROCKETS | ELECTRIC MOTOR | THOMSON HEATING Air Conditioning Air Cleaners: Power Humidifiers Gas, Oil & Electric Heating 410 Union Avenue Prince Albert 985-3365 Hygrade Fuels R.R. 2, Seagrave, Ontario. AGENT: ARVICE FISHER Port Perry - 985-7951 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE HEATING CO.LTD ¢ FREE FURNACE CLEANING & 24 HOUR SERVICE TOOUROIL CUSTOMERS Complete Parts Plan omp Call 985.3998 $16.95 per yr. ' EE ---------- -------------------------- » PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 30, 1977 -- 29 Widow" in Port Perry Town Hall last Friday, Saturday evenings. Members of the cast from area are Betty Dobson, Vilma Giannini and John Stone. 4-H Club members and parents enjoyed a dinner and awards night at Port Perry High School last Thursday. Congratulations to Dean Dusty on winning top marks in the Port Perry Dairy Calf club, to Jim Phoenix who received the Orvan Cham- bers trophy and Bob Stone who won the Beef trophy. The December meeting of the afternoon unit U.C.W. will be held at home of Marjorie Beaton at 10 a.m. on Dec. 7th. All ladies of the community are invited to the Successful Christmas meeting of the Fidelis Unit on Wednesday evening Dec. 7th in the church basement. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Heron of Norwood visited Mr. ald Mrs. James lanson on Sun- day. Friends of Mr. Gordon Ward will be pleased to hear that he is improving satis- factorily following recent surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Armour Mc- Millan visited with Mr. and Mrs. Almer Rennie in Sun- derland on Sunday evening. Keep in mind the euchre party to be held on Friday evening in the hall. Please telephone next ~weeks news to 985-3040. - year for Horticulture Society By Mrs. Margaret Beath On Wednesday, November 23, the members of the Brooklin Horticultural Soci- ety proved that their talents are not limited to horticul- ture but extend as well to the culinary arts. This was evi- dent that evening. at their Port Luck Supper when spouses and-or friends were invited to participate, with a total of 82 persons in attend- ance. 'Following - the dinnef, President Margaret Davis introduced the Head Table which included Rev. Charles Hainer of Brooklin United Church. She paid tribute to all members of the Society who had made it an active and successful year and complimented the individual members of the Executive and Directors on the don- ation of - their time and enthusiasm. A special note of thanks went to Linda Cor- mack who took care of watering the hanging bask- ets which adorned the main street of Brooklin this past summer. She also extended her special appreciation to the local newspapers for their co-operation in printing the events of the society in 1977. First prize for the highest number of points attained in all flower shows, donated by Marg Davis, was awarded to Alice Dodd; second, donated by Carolyn Stevens, went to Audrey Young who was also Show Convener and third prize, donated by Valerie Hundert, was received by Dorothy Barter. A plaque for obtaining the most new members, donated by Mr. and Mrs. Sandford, was pre- sented to Valerie Hundert and the highest aggregate of points in vegetables, donated -by-Weall & Cullen Garden Centre of Whitby, was received by Dorothy Barter. Following the Marg Davis thanked District 5 Representative, Viola -Gillion for her attendance and turned over the meeting to Ms. Gillion who chaired the election of officers for 1978. The slate of Nominees for the various positions, for 1978, was accepted as pre- sented and consist of: Exe- cutive-- President - John Jef- feries; 1st Vice-President - Grace Coe; Auditors - Messrs. W. Burgess and F. Daw. The positions of Secre- tary and Treasurer would be appointed by the new Exe- cutive. ' Board of Directors:. One Year - Margaret Beath, Ial- leen Crawford, Mary awards, Housego, Val Hundert and Audrey Young. Two Year - Joan Brak, Ken Brown, Willie Nesbitt, Margaret Powell and Pru Whittick. The new President then gave. a short address and remarked that he hoped sin- cerely, he would be able to fulfil his position as capably as Past President Marg Davis and that he was very pleased with his slate of officers. He then presented Viola Gillion with a token of appreciation on béhalf of the Society. Ms. Gillion com- mented on the growth of membership and the wide variety of books obtainable from the Society's library and concluded her remarks with a wish for success to the new President and his Exe- cutive. A meeting of the new Exe- cutive was then called by President Jefferies and they duly appointed Valerie Hun- dert as Secretdry and Fern Munns as Treasurer. The new President spoke briefly and reiterated that with the assistance of his executive, 1978 was certain to be a successful one Greenbank W.l. Continued tries reported on the success- ful experiments that have been made on growing square tomatoes which will pack easier for shipping. Mrs. F. Innes reporting on Family and Consumer Af- fairs warned us to make sure that frozen sausage, hamburg and hot dogs were well cooked before eating. She mentioned when any of these items were ordered in a restaurant to cut them and if any pink colouring showed to return them to the kitchen for further cooking as this is when food poisoning could set in. The district meeting held in Brooklin 'recently was "reported on by Mrs. H. Hill. Mrs. D. McKean gave a resume of the activities of the 75th Anniversary Area Convention held in Foronto in November. - Both reports were very well handled. The group for the evening were Mrs. F. Innes, Mrs. W. Stone and Mrs. J. Lee. The motto for the meeting was Good Health is the Greatest of all Possessions which was ably researched by Mrs. _ Innes. The national anthem and the Institute Grace were sung and a social time was enjoyed.