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# Thanksgiving weekend is a time one thinks of turkey; and a popular activity this time of year is the "turkey shoot." The Caesarea Fire department sponsored a "'shoot" on Saturday that featured 30 rounds. Thirteen year old Annette Haines of Nestleton proved that it is not just a sport for men. Annette put 17 pellets in the target [the winner of that round had 24] which is not bad when you consider that the 12 gauge shotgun packs a pretty good kick. DEBENTURES GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS 718 % 5 YEAR ANNUAL 112% Monthly or Semi-Annually 1-5YEARS CALL SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-3832 Interest among the public for the popular operetta productions by Scugog Choral Society has shown a steady increase every season and is now reaching beyond the borders of Scugog Township. At a meeting held recently between three representa- tives from Sunderland Lions Club and executive members of the Society it was decided to give two performances at Sunderland Town Hall of this year's production of Gilbert and Sillivan's Pirates of Penzance. It will be a co-operative venture, with the responsibi- lities of local arrangements looked after by the Sunder- land Lions Club, and hope- fully a profitable gain for both organizations. PENTLAND JEWELLERY 1p. 174 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-7641 10% to 40% OFF ........ ALL DIAMOND SET JEWELLERY Watches - Clocks - Barometers - Gold & Silver lkora All Ladies' and Men's Rings ... 20% OFF regular prices Shop now for Christmas or use our Lay-away Plan and Save. (Sale Prices also apply on Special Order Merchandise). Chargex or Mastercharge Cards may be used. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 10, 1979 -- 13 Greenbank News The church was tastefully decorated for our Thanksgiv- ing service on Sunday with Autumn flowers, some col- oured leaves and a sampling of our bountiful harvest. A highlight of the service was the processional by the choir wearing their lovely blue gowns with gold colour collars, and the dedication of these new gowns. The choir sang a beautiful arrange- ment of "Now Thank We All Our God". Choir practise is on Thurs- day evenings at 8 p.m. and new members are welcome. Church services will be held next Sunday at 11:30 a.m, as usual, and Commun- ion will be held. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dearborn attended the 25th wedding anniversary cele- bration of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dearborn, at the Genosha Hotel on Saturday, October 6th. Their grandson Robert re- turned to spend the weekend with them. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Bur- gess and family of Pembroke visited their parents, Rev. and Mrs. Roundell last weekend. On Saturday of last week Debbie Lee and Mark Roun- dell attended the wedding in Brantford of a boy friend of Mark's, Keith Hermer from Denby. Mr. Willie Stone left last Thursday to attend the World Dairy Expo at Madi- son, Wisconsin. He returned on Sunday in time to cele- brate a reunion and Thanks- giving dinner at their home for 18 family members. It Choral Society will perform Sunderland The two performances will was a double celebration for Emily Stone who was cele- brating her 4th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walker and family of Hep- worth and Miss Carol McMil- lan of Owen Sound had Sun- day dinner with Mr. and Mrs. James Ianson. Mr. Lloyd Ashenhurst of Cardinal spent a few'days with Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Han- cock and family of Bay Ridges had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phoenix on Saturday. Mrs. Frank Turner from Richmond, B.C. has been visiting relatives in the vicin- ity and was a welcome visit- or at our afternoon U.C.W. meeting last Wednesday. Miss Myrtle Blakely, Mrs. Florence Turner(nee McMil- lan) and Mrs. Marjorie Beat- on were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arch McMillan of Sunderland last Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry, and Mr and Mrs. Bob Snodden and family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMillan on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phoe- nix had dinner with Mr. and Mrs Keith Bagg, Geoff and Luann of Agincourt on Sunday. Larry Bacon was home for the weekend from the Ontar- io Bible College in Toronto. We would like to congratu- late Ivan Bacon for obtaining the highest points in the 3 4 furrow classes at the International plowing match. Mrs. Helen McKean spent a few days last week with her daughter Mrs. Dale Ellison and their baby daughter. Penny Fitzgerald, Kim and Kari of Pickering spent the weekend at the farm with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean. Mrs. R. Baird had Thanks- giving dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mustard of Leaskdale. Mrs. Neil Hunter attended a bridal shower at Solina for Valerie Davis on Friday Miss Bonnie McEachern of Ottawa called on the Phoenix families to renew old friend- ships on Sunday. The members of Green- bank Institute are invited to the Claremont Women's In- stitute on Wednesday, Octo- ber 17 at 2 p.m. when they are celebrating their 70th anniversary. We are pleased to report that Mr. Harold Baylis seems to be progressing favourabley after recent sur- gery in Newmarket Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Whitter enjoyed a trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls N.Y. in their new trailer. Winners of the Euchre party in the Community Hall on Friday night were Men: Jim Gibson, Dick Brethour, Ernie Luke, and Albert Timms. The winning ladies were Ruth Beech, Erma Watson, Rosetta Evans, and Vera Fawns. The next euchre party will be on Fri- day October 19th. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Till enjoyed a bus trip to Lake Placid N.Y. over the week- end. IDO 525252525252 Lop om lop on [on Tan [oe Tm Tn lagna om Loe Ln Lam] >] 3G 252525252 D. THAPAR | DENTURE THERAPIST : take place in Sunderland J 66 Brock St. W., 163 Simcoe St. S., Town Hall Friday, Novem- [j Uxbridge 852-5291 Oshawa 579-8752 ber 30 and Saturday, ol December 1, following six J 214 Dundas St. E., il performances scheduled for Whitby 668-7797 Town Hall 1873 earlier the gl same month. Locos 258525050525 252525252 52 5252250505255 SSR S252 See 52 5052525 2525252525¢) 4 Bill Beare, Earl Barr, Gerry Scanlon BEARE MOTORS 268 Queen Street - Port Perry is pleased to have had the opportunity to supply STEDMANS PORT PERRY & UXBRIDGE with their new 9 TON CHEVROLET TRUCK. rrr - rr the family feeling SITEDMANS with that hometown store SHE [oes & Storey Beare. Eanes Pe Seat tg ng LE wx