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LS oh LE MARNE RSX bate dg a z J o > ry a ni oe ~ rh RIL ANT Re 4 ty - eR Ww $n Be ECO RLTh 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 28, 1979 Blackstock area news by Joyce Kelly This badly mixed up fall weather continues with temperatures like Septem- ber but oh all the wet rainy days. They certainly are plaguing the efforts of many of the farmers at their fall work. Next Wednesday, Dec. 5 on the P.D. Day the Pathfinders will be operating a Baby- sitting Service for shopping mothers in the C.E. Room at the United Church. They will be open for business from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the rate of $1.00 per hour per child with a group rate of $1.25 per hour for more than one child. Lunch will be provided. Any age children will be welcome. Money is to be used by the Pathfinders, a new group in the Guide programme. For further information call 986-4620, Brenda Bryant, one of the leaders. Improved health is wished for Carl Wright, Mrs. Cecil Hamilton, Doug Mackie and Mrs. George Cawker. The Sr. Citizens Card Party had 25 tables with the following winners: 1-Verna Smith-85; 2-Flossie Cameron -85; 3-Charles McLaughlin- 84: 4-Ella Venning-81; 5- Rachel Dennis-81; 6-Susie Harris-79; Low-Anne Taylor. Joy Lane Vogel entertain- ed a few friends to a pyjama party on Friday night to celebrate her ninth birthday. Many local folk have attended the operetta The Pirates of Penzance present- ed in the Port Perry Town Hall over the past two weeks. Katie Visser and Glenn Larmer took part in this production of the Scugog Choral Society. Nanguard Trust of Canada Limited 32% ANNUAL - ONE YEAR Don Forder Insurance Agency Ltd. 24 Water Street - Port Perry jresisar; x Ply. CHRYSLER Jodge Trucks SALE LES SERVICE Merlin Bailey and Kather- ine Burner of London were weekend guests of Neil Bailey's and visited other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bailey entertained on Friday even- ing Mr. and Mrs. Neil Werry, Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin and Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Van Camp to a dinner party on the occasion of Mrs. Eleanor Werry's 39th? birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mackie and boys attended the Commencement Excer- cises at the Clark High School when their niece Janet Lawrence received her Secondary School Honour Graduation Diploma. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pawly, Port Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Petch, Kent and Catherine of Aurora were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lweis of Norland and Betty Jane Taylor of Trent University spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Taylor. Family Skating has start- ed at our local rink on Sunday afternoons from 2- 3:30 pm. It is open to children with at least one parent. A great idea for some good old-fashioned family fun. Come and join the fun, : PRE-CHRISTMAS _% SALE CHRYSLER | ll Jouge Truths § SALES SERVICE ALL 1979 & 1980 CARS & TRUCKS (Excluding Omni & Horizon) $100. Over Invoice (Plus Freight & PDI) NEW! -, 1980 EXAMPLE: Serial No. SH22GAR108314 Basic List Light Package 318V8 Automatic . PS &PB Electric Defroster Remote Mirror Radio . Rear Speaker Viny! Roof Conventional Spare Invoice - Light Package . . 318V8 Automatic 40.15 - 318 35 - Standard - Standard - 126 35- 24 95. Remote Mirror Standard - Radio . 24 95. Rear Speaker .. 165.20 - Vinyl! Roof 35.10 - $10.00 - $8,578.05 - Gas . .. INVOICE TOTAL Electric Defroster $6,635.00 Standard Standard Conventional Spare $7,210.35 WHY PAY MORE? ... WHEN YOU CAN BUY FOR LESS! DRIVE A LITTLE FURTHER ... SAVE A WHOLE LOT MORE! ORT CHRYSLER ERRY 985-7329 Structural Work | Structural work commenced last week on the bell tower of the Port Perry United Church. The tower was struck by lightning earlier this summer, loosening some bricks and shingles. Time has also taken its toll on the building with the south side of the tower in need of work from weather damage. A spokesman for the United Church says that although the original estimate for repairs was about $8,000, it now seems more likely to cost close to $15,000 for the repair work. Part of this is covered by insurance and the remainder will be picked up by the church. Friendly Visitors Friendly visitors have had a busy fall. Our activities started with Port Perry Fair. A sincere thank you for free admission tickets. Several afternoons of games and bingo were enjoyed in Prince Albert Community Centre. In October we enjoy- ed a bus trip to Orono to Reforestration area. Our Hallowe'en party was made perfect by music for dancing supplied by Mrs. Annie Toombs. Our November meetings have been spent making Christmas crafts. We are looking forward to our White Cross party in Oshawa on Dec. 10 and to our Christmas dinner at Community Centre on Dec. 18. The White Cross Christmas Drop boxes are now out and all donations will bring a Merry Christmas for someone. QF PORT PERRY. ONTARIO 203 WATER ST. 985-3281 OPEN Monday to Saturday 9:00to 1:00 A.M. - BUFFET LUNCH Tuesday to Friday 12:00 to 2:00 P.M. OPENING SUNDAYS SOON! Sorry - No Blue Jeans after 6:00 PM. , » LU) LS