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SN Ee a © Lh » FRG] 3 EO LE aro NE NOS, RE 5 rN, H ed > a ANE LIAL A we age from = SE dr = ---- PR pas SNe Lg, r,s, PA SPC ~~ Lo v Le -- Community Hospital RAN _ ATTRA RSI The ot BHO ERT 2S PES TORRES SES AL A: Long Service Pins Found, 10 year housekeeping pin and Marilyn Hoskin, Board chairman Jim Marlow presented long-service pins to employees at the Board's annual meeting held in Port Perry last week. From left are Helen Campbell, 15-year nursing pin; Jean Mountjoy, 10-year nursing pin; Raymond Agricrews ready to take to the fields by Louise VanCamp Agricrew Coordinator The crews for Agricrew '80 have been hired for the Counties of Ontario, Durham and Victoria and will be ready to start work on June 23rd, 1980. The crew in the Port Perry area is under the leadership of foreperson Paula Price and backed by. crew members: Steven Laing, Robert Huggins, and Jeff Melnick. The Oshawa- Bowmanville area crew consists of foreperson Bill Maxwell and crew members Lawrence Hanlon, Kitty Krupop, and Leonard Dyck. OUR FULL LINE | OF 1980's ... Many with Air!!! 10 year administration pin. Joan Kane [10-year nursing pin] and Marie Perigoe [15 year pin] were absent from picture. These enthusastic students are eager to help farmers this summer while learning more about Agriculture. With only two weeks left before the crews start work there appears to be a shortage of work for the crews in this area. The program runs from June 3 to August 15, 1980. Don't put off those small jobs any longer. For more information or to engage a crew, contact Louise VanCamp 416-623- 3348, Bowmanville or your local Agricultural office, Uxbridge 416-852-3328, Lind- say 705-324-6125. Final Allotments of our 1980's have been completed and Final Shipments will be nearly complete by June 30th. Shop Early for the Best Selection. Numerous Demonstrators are being offered at slightly over Original Invoice Prices! GO THE EXTRA MILE ... . ~IT'SYOUR MONEY YOU'RE SAVING! It's Always Worth the Trip To ... PEEP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED Open Weekdays to 9; Fridays to 6; Saturdays to 4. 10 Vanedward Drive - Port Perry - 985-8474 "Buy the Cars Your Neighbours Help to Build." Greenbank by Mrs. Armour McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Jas. lanson were at Hepworth last week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walker. Mrs. Alta Tomlinson, Stouffville, spent the week- end with her sisiter Mrs. Aleta Leask. Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean were in Sarnia over the weekend and attended the christening of their grand- daughter on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Colin McEachern, London, visited the Fred Phoenix family over the weekend. Mrs. Fay Hubbert and girls Peterborough, Mrs. Carol Brooks and girls Sund- erland, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Innes and children, Brooklin and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stainton, Stouffville were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Innes on Sunday. Mrs. John Cook and Mrs. Mildred Thomson were on a bus tour of the Finger Lakes area in New York State last week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Couves held a family welcome party for Mr: and Mrs. Viv Furlow, England who are on a visit to Canada. The regular meeting of the W.I. is at the home of Mrs. Neil Hunter on June 18th at 8 p.m. Roll Call is Something you have learned since joining the W.I. The W.I. is having a bus trip on June 24th to the Hamilton Rock Gardens, the Botanical Gardens , and the Erland Lee Home. 985-3040 or 985-2944. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee who are cele- brating their 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday June 21 from 2-5 p.m. in Call Greenbank Hall. Best wishes only. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Haslam, Stouffville, and Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson, North Ireland called on Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan recently. Greenbank Pilot Class Reunion Sunday, June 15th, 1980 is a day long to be remembered as the Pilot Class of forty years celebrated a reunion in WY Sarsse Selling 203 Queen Street - Port Perry OPEN: Mon., Tues., Wed. & Sat. 10to 6 OPEN: Thursday & Friday 10to 9 - EAR PIERCING - BY APPOINTMENT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS Greenbank United Church. Over forty years ago, under the capable leadership of Rev. Thomas Wallace, a Sunday School class of young men of Greenbank :and cominunity was organized. The group called themselves "The Pilot Class," and their motto was Straight Ahead and their theme song was "Jesus Saviour Pilot Me." The class met once a month with Almer Rennie the first president, the late Charles Partridge as secret- ary. ,The late Ivan Beare as co-pilot or first vice presi- dent and Ronald Lee was the treasurer. : This group enjoyed many social functions raising money for different charit- able organizations. One of their highlights was a minstrel show which they put on three different periods from 1936-1946. After the service men teu in 1945 the Pilot Class "honoured them with a dinner and presented each one with a pen and pencil set suitably engraved. On Sunday George Beare reviewed the history of the Pilot Class from its beginn- ing in 1936-1946 which was very interesting. The Choir consisted of former members with the quartette of George Beare, Almer Rennie, William Stone and Gordon Ward singing some old time selections. Mrs. Annie Wallace assisted Mrs. 'Betty Stone at the piano. We were also favoured with several musical selections with Almer Rennie playing violin and his sister Mrs. Edith Groom from Kenora at the piano. Rev. Roundell gave the meditation to a large appre- ciative congregation. The beautiful flowers in the church were dedicated in loving memory of Rev. Wallace and deceased members of the class. After the service a picture was taken of some forty members who were present for the reunion. Later after much reminiscing, everyone enjoyed a pot luck dinner, hoping to meet again before too many years pass by. LIMITED / 1ORNE EE CONSTR. * Sand * Gravel * Washed Stone * * Top Soil * Sand Fill * Lime Stone * 986-5118 +