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AN ELECTION PROMISE from PHILP Foumacsuick LIMITED 150 Water Street - Port Perry - Ontario 985-7300 7% REDUCTION on the price of the following 1979 PONTIAC ACADIANS as listed when sold at current suggested retail prices, as advertised. (7% reduction on each unit could equal the 7% Provincial Sales Tax normally charged). Offer- good from Midnight, May 8th, until Midnight Election Night, May 22nd, 1979. STOCK NO. 91101 - ACADIAN 4 door hatchback sedan, glazier blue, insulation pkg., 1.6 litre, H.D. motor, automatic transmission, sport wheel covers, rear electric defroster. $5793.65 STOCK NO. 91265 - ACADIAN 4 door hatchback sedan, sundance yellow, rear electric defroster, 1.6 litre motor, 4 speed manual transmission, radial white walls. $4848.35 STOCK NO. 91272 - ACADIAN 4 door hatchback sedan, platinum metallic, floor mats, rear de- froster, sport stripes, 1.6 litre, H.D. motor, automatic transmission, many extras. $5351.20 STOCK NO. 91273 - ACADIAN 2 door hatchback coupe, mayan red, custom interior, rear electric defroster, 1.6 litre motor, automatic transmis- sion, chrome roof rack. $5324.05 STOCK NO. 91306 - ACADIAN 4 door hatchback sedan, glazier blue, cloth trim, side reveal mouldings, rear electric defroster, block heater, 1.6 litre motor, 4 speed transmission. $5017. STOCK NO. 91315 - ACADIAN 4 door hatchback sedan, heritage brown, floor mats, deluxe seat belts, rear electric defroster, block heater, 1.6 litre motor, automatic transmission. $5336.10 STOCK NO. 91316 - ACADIAN 4 door hatchback sedan, atlantis blue metallic, rear window de- froster, 1.6 litre H.D. motor, 4 speed, manual transmission, radial white walls. $4968.65 STOCK NO. 91358 - ACADIAN 4 door hatchback sedan, Jadestone green, deluxe belts, custom interior, rear electric defroster, 1.6 litre H.D. motor, automatic transmission $5565. Body Side Mouldings, AM Pushbutton Radio, Windshield Washers, Bucket Seats with Floor Console, 12 Month - 20,000 K.M. Factory Warranty included with each unit. * 7% Provincial Sales Tax extra on Reduced Price; * Vehicle Licence Extra at $30.00; * Trade-ins Accepted; * Convenient G.M.A.C. Financing Available: * After Sales Service; * We will soon be moving to our new location on Vanedward Drive - Help make our job easier by purchasing one of these reduced units from our stock. * Be sure to vote on May 22, 1979. PONTIAC-BUICK P H A L LIMITED 150 Water St. - 985-7309 News and views from Greenbank by Myrtle Thomas & - Shirley Lee May 27 is a big day for Greenbank, it is the Park Dedication. At 1 o'clock is softball and at 2 o'clock is the dedication of the park. There will be horseshoes - and other-activities at 7:30 in the hall is a Historical evening. Anyone wishing information on their home or village will be able to listen to and ask questions from a panel of knowledgeable people. There will be refreshments and displays of local artifacts. All are invited, it is a family day. Come and support your community. Anyone wishing to purchase a tree for the park please call Patricia Green at 985-8006 for further particulars. Mr. and Mrs. R. Cameron of Whitby were dinner guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Cookman. i Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dusty and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Marjorie Beaton. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ward were weekend guests of her mother, Mrs. Nash of London, Ontario. Welcome home to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phoenix and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hook who have spent the winter at their homes in Florida. Mr. Mark Roundell of McMaster University, Hamilton is home with his parents Rev. and Mrs. Roundell for the summer months. Mr. and Mrs. Jas Ianson are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Walker of Hepworth. Mr. and Mrs. A. Couves visited with his sister Miss Grace Couves of Toronto and Police report MINOR THEFTS Durham Region police report a rash of minor thefts in Scugog Township over the past ten days. Four spoked hub-caps valued at $160 were reported stolen from a 1979 Pontiac parked on Perry Street early Sunday morning. A resident of Concession 5, Scugog, reports a 16 by 32 vinyl covering for a pool was stolen from his property Sunday. The value is $230. Two side mirrors valued at $160 were reported stolen from a 1978 Ford truck parked on Queen Street, Prince Albert. A garage on the 9th Concession was broken into and a Remington chain saw valued at $85 is reported missing. Four chrome wire wheel covers valued at over $200 were reported stolen from a 1979 Lincoln automobile on the lot at Colin Ball Motors, Port Perry. Stereo equipment valued at $250 was reported stolen after a house trailer at North Brock Motor Sales, Highway 12, was broken into. A Port Perry resident reports 18 cassette tapes stolen from his car which was parked at the rear of the high school. PANCAKE BREAKFAST Nestleton Hall SUNDAY, MAY 13 with Mr. and Mrs. RW. Bailey of Brampton on Friday. Ladies remember the Presbyterial Rally of the U.C.W. in Sunderland on Thursday. Mrs. Amy Hughes of Toronto spent Monday with. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Real. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Veitch of Epsom were Sunday evening guests of Mrs. Myrtle Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beare held a pot luck supper at their home on Sunday night for a few friends and neigh- bours in honour of their new neighbours Mr. and Mrs. Jebedinszky. Mrs. W. Stone and Mrs. H. Baird attended the Officers Conference of the W.I. at Waterloo University for three days last week. Congratulations to Miss Denise Dusty who has graduated from Sir Sandford College in Peterborough. Our deepest sympathy is extended to the McMillan families in the passing of their brother-in-law the late - Mr. Frank Turner of Vancouver, British Columbia. Mrs. Mona Mero attended Cedar Creek News by George Kilpatrick Mrs. Wm. Armstrong was a patient in Port Perry Hospital for a few days recently. . George Kilpatrick atten- ded the burial service at Burns Presbyterian Church cemetery, Ashburn for the late John (Jack) Clark of Toronto on Friday, April 27th. Mr. Clark was the 'husband of the former 'Dorothy Porter of Brooklin. Mr. Clark is survived by his wife and three sons, John of Kuwait, Allen and Stephen of Toronto. The Ladies of Burns Church served lunch after the service. On Sunday, April 27th the Baxter family of Greenbrier Farm, on Quaker Road, held a Bike-a-Thon to raise funds for the Central Seven workshop. They biked from near Beaverton to Port Perry down old Simcoe Street, a distance of 48 kilometers. Bikers were Frank, Catherine, Rose, Mary, Liz, Joe and Jim Doherty, Marjory was the runner and water bearer. They raised a total of $3,700 through the Bike-a-Thon. George Kilpatrick visited his cousin Clara Brown in Toronto on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Farrow of South River were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Rick Larocque and sons. Mr. and Mrs. John Green- wood of Oshawa called on relatives and former neigh bours last Wednesday. T'S RE-ELECT ETS) LAWRENCE the pot luck supper of Uxbridge Senior Citizens on Tuesday night. Mr, and Mrs. Shier showed slides of South America. Mrs, G. Till had a class of girls swinging. Mrs. Hugh Dobson was the pianist. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McMillan of Orillia were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. McMillan and Mr. and Mrs. A. McMillan on. Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. N. Elson entertained their family on Sunday to dinner in the evening. The W.I. meeting is to be held this Wednesday evening at Mrs. Murray Lee's. All ladies are welcome. ) Mr. and Mrs. Bob McMillan and children of Uxbridge were Sunday guests of his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. McMillan. Sunday, Mother's Day, we are having a special nusic and christening service. Rev. Roundell will be in charge of the service. SPECIAL MOTHER'S DAY SMORGASBORD Featuring - Roast Beef, Roast Turkey, Filet of Sole, Potatoes, Vegetables, Salads, etc. Includes Beverage & Dessert °d. 75 RESERVATIONS PHONE 985-3281 Printed under the authority of the Official Agent for Allan Lawrence, Campaign Headquarters, 105 Walton Street, Port Hope, Ontario. w #