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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 24, 1979 News and views from the Greenbank area There will be church and Sunday School at the regular times on Sunday. Our 83rd Church annivers- ary service will be held at 11 on on November 4th with ev. Vipond of Zephyr as guest speaker. The afternoon unit of the U.C.W. was held on October 3rd at 2 p.m. with 16 memb- ers. Pearl Couves, Rachel McMillan, Mildred Dearborn and Arvella Phoenix were on the group. The theme being Thanksgiving. A sing song led be Aleta Leask was mucy enjoyed. Dorothy Ianson, unit lead- er extended a special wel- come to Mrs. Florence Turn- er of Vancouver who left Greenbank in 1936. Dorothy Ianson, Unit leader, read a letter from Rama re Bale, and inviting us to a meeting on Oct. 16th. Get well cards were signed for Florence Hill, Marg Couperthwaite and Harold Baylis. A box of hasty notes, hand sketched from live charact- ers of famous women of the Bible was donated by Mrs. Marilyn Wallace of Port Perry for sale by our mem- bers and were soon snapped up. The slate of officers must be submitted at the Nov. meeting. Happy Birthday was sung to Mona Mero. After the benediction and grace, a social hour was enjoyed. Several from here attend- ed Pinedale Anniversary Services on Sunday. Rev. David Harris was guest speaker. Two car loads of ladies from the Greenbank W. I attended Claremont W.I's 70th anniversary celebra- tions on Wednesday, October 17th. Congratulations are ex- tended to Tom Hunter and Valerie Davis who were married on Saturday Octo- ber 20th. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Studin- ski of Guelph attended her brothers wedding. Mrs. Aleta Leask and fam- ily attended the 146th anni- versary of her home church at Bloomington on Sunday. All were entertained after- wards by her sister, Mrs. Alta Tomlinson of Stouff- ville. Mrs. Ernest Till and Mrs. Aleta Leask visited with Mrs. Mae Beare at Hillsdale Nursing Home in Oshawa last week. She seemed in good health and wished to be remembered to all her friends in this vicinity. The Harry Phoenix's spent the weekend with Ron and Sharon Hancock and boys at Warminster and enjoyed a trip to Rama Indian Reserve and to Big Cedar Estates. Other members of the family arrived on Sunday for a farewell party for their par- --_ents before they leave for Florida. Mrs. Dorothy Tanson, Murray, Shirley, and Debbie Lee visited Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jones in Hamilton on Sunday. End of Month CARPET CLEARANC We Specialize in Carpet Installing NON WAX VINYL CUSHION FLOOR s low as $2.99 sq.yd. HARD TWIST only $7.95 sq.yd THICK SAXONY PLUSH as low as $5.99 sq.yd. a as low as $3.99 sq.yd. HARD WEARING STUNNING SUBTLE COLOURED LUSTROUS SAXONY SHAGS WITH ATTACHED PADS as low as $5.99 sq.yd. KITCHEN & REC ROOM A stunning fine masterpiece only $9.95 sq.yd. 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Robert Dearborn had sup- per with his grandparents en: owe co we Od 5 Peter Heffering of Hanover Hill Farm, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dear- born on Sunday. His parents are on a trip out west. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wall- ace of Port Perry were rec- ent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMillan. Winners at the Hall card party Friday night were Ladies: Doris Devlin, Ber- nice Wells, Olive Lee. Men: Cliff Rodd, Wm. Hill and Albert Timms. The next card party will be held on Friday November 2nd. Mr. and Mrs. L. Under- wood of Calgary spent a few days visiting the Len Jarvis family. We wish to express our sympathy to Helen Thomson on the death of her mother, Mrs. McCowan of Scar- borough recently. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Haidle of Barrie visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Blakely on Thursday. Mrs. J. Yandt gave a Tupperware demonstration for the evening unit of the U.C.W. at a morning meet- ing in the Church on October 3 as a fund raising project for the U.C.W. unit. Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMillan and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Snodden had Sunday dinner with Doug Lunney's of Whitby. Janice McGee and friend spent the weekend with her parents. Fred and Iva Phoenix visited with Malcolm and Janice McEachern over the weekend. Port Perry, Ontario and his Holstein heifer captured a 1st Place ribbon in competition among Jr. Yearling Heifers during the Central National Holstein Show at the World Dairy Expo in Madison, Wisconsin October 3-7. Awarding the trophy is Harlan Bohn of the South Dakota Holstein Breeders Association. Upjohn veterinary and TUCO animal health divisions of the Upjohn Company co-sponsored the ribbons presented at the show. UNICEF can help Among the early settlers of North America, the killing disease was scurvy. The Native People gave them the boiled bark of fir trees and cranberries and the disease was cured. It was not until 1795 that James Lind made the connection between citrus fruit and the cure for scurvy; it was many years after that, that the disease was actually pinpointed as being a result of vitamin ""C"' deficiency. Today, we know a great deal about vitamins and about vitamin deficiency diseases. In spite of our knowledge, over 100,000 children go blind every year because of a lack of vitamin "A". We know the cause of the crippling blindness. What possible excuse is there for not providing the cure? The problem 1s money. Money to provide trained health care workers who recognize the deficiency in its early stages, money to provide the high potency vitamin "A" capsules. By helping fill a UNICEF Hallowe'en box you are help- ing children keep their sight. The gift of "change" is up to you. NEED PHOTO COPIES? We can do them for you. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 4 py) 4 GEORDIE SKERRATT 985-3280 REFLECTIONS IN TIME Custom" Window Frame Mirrors \ yy ®