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ALVES AN RRR TRL EERIE I RVR A ERE Greenbank | News A few from Greenbank attended the anniversary service at Seagrave last Sunday. Next Sunday at the morn- ing service the new choir gowns will be worn and dedicated. Many have taken advant- age of the beautiful fall weather to enjoy colour tours. Mrs. Myrtle Spencer and Mrs. Verna Baird joined a bus trip of the Port Perry Senior Citizens to Deer Lodge in Haliburton region last week. Also Mr. and Mrs. Bob Spencer and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Spencer spent Sunday touring the Orangyville, Shel- bourne and Mt. Forrest areas. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Stone and Mr. and Mrs. Almer Rennie spent Sunday on a trip to Seabright and points north. Rev. and Mrs. Jack Roun- dell and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wanamaker are enjoying a two day trip around Denby. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phoe- nix spent Monday afternoon visiting Harry's sister, Mrs. Gertrude Craig in Brantford Hospital, and on Tuesday attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Mildred Snider (nee Love) at Niagara Falls. Mrs. Dorothy Ianson and Mrs. Marjorie Beaton atten- ded a Tweedsmuir History workshop at Brooklin last Monday for the District W.I. Kimberly Heron of Nor- wood spent some time with her grandparents last week Mr. and Mrs. J. Ianson. This Thursday October 4th from 79 p.m. Meet the Teachers Night will be held at both Greenbank and Ep- som Public Schools. We are looking forward to meeting the parents on this occasion. Mrs. Baird attended a bridal shower for Gail Snod- den at the Pinedale Church last week. We regret the loss of Mr. and Mrs. Arch Empringham from our community to Rort Perry and we welcome Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holtby in their place. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Blake- ly visited Mrs. Waller in London last week. Several from this area attended the plowing match in Chatham. We are happy to congratu- late Mr. and Mrs. Bob Vand- erSlagt on the arrival of their baby girl. The Harty-Standard Supp- ly Co. for which Mr. Vander Slaght works held their ann- ual picnic in Ianson Park at the Community Hall here last Saturday. .An unusual feature was the roasting of a pig, along with a corn roast. The event was well organiz- ed and resulted in a very enjoyable event. The draw to aid in the maintenance of the Hall was won by John Mowbry of Oshawa. DEBENTURES GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS n 1-5YEAR ANNUAL 8 % 11%2% Monthly or Semi-Annually 1-5YEARS CALL SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-3832 MONDAY - TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY ONLY! (Weekly Until Further Notice) FREE FRENCH FRIES WITH EVERY BARREL OF CHICKEN 7 Piece-3 Chips ..... 9 Piece-4 Chips ..... 13 Piece - 6 Chips .... 18 Piece - 8 Chips ... .. DINNERS: 2 pc. $1.49 3 pc. $1.99 CLOSED THANKSGIVING SUNDAY & MONDAY G PORT PERRY 985-8647 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phoe- nix attended a social evening last Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Noble of Uxbridge. The occasion was a get-together of 15 winter residents of Zephyr Hills, Florida, and was much enjoyed by all. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean on the birth of their granddaughter, child of Ken Ellison's of Don Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shad- lock of Milliken spent Sun- day at Don McKeans. The hydro failure here and in Uxbridge on Sunday was a very disruptive occurence, occurring here from 10:30 a.m. for a two hour period. Cold meals were in order or many opted for a hot meal at a restaurant. Many were without hydro for an even longer period. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Leask attended the wedding of their nephew John Lionel Elson to Donna Patrice MacDonald in Goodwood United Church on Saturday afternoon. The reception was held in Good- wood Community Centre Hall. Mrs. Aleta Leask accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. Alex Leask and family of Prince Albert visited with Mrs. A. Tomlinson of Stouffville on Sunday. Recent visitors with Roy Leasks were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Graham of Saskatoon, Mr. and Mrs. John Dobson of Ajax, and Mrs. Mary Spragg. Myrna Christessen and family and Barbara Budd visited with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Spencer on Saturday afternoon. Don Meisner, Linda Hunt- er, and Anne Phoenix attend- ed a Brownie seminar and training course for new lead- ers at the Scout Hall in Port Perry on Saturday. PORT PERRY STAR ADVERTISING DEADLINES Display - Monday 12 noon Classified - Monday 3 p.m. LSA TIT SEE SARAIVA LL A) at » Lhd STEEL 8 1 TAL IAY TERI DIT 4 . AY i RAL 3 ASAT Ar PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, October 3, 1979 -- 25 Bits from PPHS by Lee Howsam and Ginny Burt We did it! Thanks to all those students who bought an activity card, we sold every . last one! Activity card sales were re-opened on Friday before the big football game. This allowwed students one more chance to get in on this money-saving deal. After realizing that an activity card was the key to early dismissal to watch the foot- ball game, students lined up for the final sales. Congrat- ulations student council, and thank you students! Your purchase shall be well worth it. Unfortunately, our boys finished at the bottom of the tackle in Friday's game. They displayed a great effort but it wasn't quite enough to beat out the Dunbarton team. Our 2 touchdowns were scored by John Wyns- ma and Jim Hinds. It was great to see such a good turnout of spectators to cheer the Redmen on. Thank you Activity card holders and better luck next time, guys. Congratulations to our senior girls basketball team as they cleaned up the court with a score of 47-31 against Uxbridge. Last Monday night's game was only an exhibition game but it just goes to show that our girls have started out on the right foot and are determined to keep things that way. Mon- day, October 1, marked the first league game. Results will be in next week's column. On Thursday, the tennis team travelled to Oshawa for the L.O.S.S.A. tennis tourna- ment. Everyone put out a super effort. The ladies doubles team of Ginny Burt and Leslie Forder won the consolation finals match. Congratulations girls. We can't forget our senior and junior boys volleyball teams. They travelled to Eastdale Collegiate last week to take part in an exhibition series. The sen- iors split their four games, but the juniors were able to win three of their four. We wish all of you good luck in the upcoming season. On Monday, auditions be- gan for the 2-night produc- tion of "Count Dracula'. Mr. Crocker, head of the department approached the student council for financial support of $700. The major- ity of this will go towards a stage set to be kept by the department for years to come. The shop department will be building the set as a school project. The remain- der of the money goes to- wards costumes (which in- volves the home-ec depart- ment) and advertisements. The student council has de- cided to support this school involvement project. One last word to all ath- letes. Athletic card sales are onsale now, and it is compul- sory for all students involved in an inter-school sport(s) to purchase one. If you already own an activity card, then bring it along with $3.00 and you'll obtain an athletic stamp on your card. If you don't own an activity card, then with a sum of $5.00 you must buy an athletic card. All coaches will be enforcing this. The purpose of these sales is to help pay for transportation costs, uni- forms, the athletic banquet, and other extras. Check next week's column for more news on upcoming events. 7 see at WILLIAMSON MOTOR SALES For the Best Deals on New G.M. CARS or TRUCKS RICHARD HUNT Uxbridge 852-3331 N Thinking of Leasing? Give us a Try! \ SEE AESEESSEEEGGNGHSSLLLLL55eS J ; Fall Sale ¢ STEAM | . 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