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TANIA CAA, 5 7 BR AR ERIS Be Fd RRS AAT OF by Diane Puckrin A happy successful year is wished for each one of you ® young people heading off for school this week. I just bet there were lots of smiles on kids and moms alike Tues- day morning. Congratulations to Sean @ Fisher, Barry Willerton, and Brad Puckrin who played on the Scugog Dodgers Soccer team at a Tournament in Newmarket on the weekend and brought home the Runners. Up trophy in the e Mosquito division. Many thanks to Larry and Elaine Willerton for hosting the men's ball team barbe- cue Saturday night. During the evening presentations were made to Elaine, Isobel Vernon and Glenda Hutch- # eon for their help during the year. A hearty round of applause was given to coach John. Birthday greetings to Mr. Ray Abraham who celebrat- ed his day with a family * barbecue on Sunday. 4 {TOLEDO SHOPPING SPREE Circle Sept. 20 on your calendar and come to see your gals in action as Sea- grave and Marioposa Ladies host their first tournament. Turkey Power practice is on Tuesday evenings at 6:30 p.m. The Seagrave U.CW. is sponsoring a. Luncheon is Served on Tuesday Sept. 9th "88 at12:30a.m- Tickets maybe obtained from any U.C.W.r members. The Sept. meet- ing will be held Wed.; Sept. 3 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Mildred Puckrin. Seagrave Sunday School resumes this Sunday Sept. 7 as Rally Day will be observ- ed with the presentation of attendance awards, seals ® and diplomas. Those interested in joining the 4H Homemakers Club are asked to call Mrs. Enid TRENTWAY TOURS THANKSGIVING WELKEND NEW YORK CITY 4 DAY - DEPART OCT. 10 VERMONT FOLIAGE TOUR 4 DAY - DEPART OCT. 10 LAKE PLACID 3DAY - DEPART OCT. 11 AGAWA CANYON 3DAY - DEPART OCT. 11 --~ NASHVILLE 5 DAY - DEPART OCT. 9 NASHVILLE 4 DAY - DEPART OCT. 10 (EVENING DEPARTURE NIGHT TRAVEL) FINGER LAKES 4 DAY - DEPART OCT. 6 POCONOS 4DAY - DEPART OCT. 14 3DAY DEPART OCT 17, NOV. 21 NEW ENGLAND 7DAY - DEPART SEPT 20,27 KENTUCKY TENNESSEE 9 DAY DEPART SEPT. 8, OCT. 20 PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH 5 DAY - DEPART SEPT. 8, 22 JACK MINER BIRD SANCTUARY & FRANKENMUTH 4 DAY - DEPART OCT. 30, NOV. 8, 13, 20. CALIFORNIA 23DAY - DEPART OCT. 18 FOR DETAILS CONTACT NONQUON TRAVEL 85-2336 Belair at 985-2618 or Mrs. Sharon Jones at 985-3481. Registration for Beavers, Cubs, and Scouts will be held on Thursday, Sept. 1 at 7 p.m. in the church. A paper drive is scheduled for Sat. Sept. 13. A meeting and registration for the Seagrave Co-opera- ive Play Group will be held on Thurs. Sept. 18 at 10 a.m. in the church Basement. Sympathy from our community is expressed to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Willer- ton, Barry and Todd in the passing of Larry's father suddenly Saturday night. The September meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of Scouting will be held on Thurs. Sept. 18 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Tova Hapmans in Mariposa Estates. Bazaar plans will be finalized at this meeting and all mothers of these children are urged to attend. Congratulations to Lorn and Leslie Durward for winning the highest girls and the highest boys points in Port Perry Junior Fair this weekend. Also to their father, Earl, for placing 2nd and 3rd with his horses. Lorna also brought a red ribbon home from Kinmount Fair for showing her colt. What was all the commot- ion at Phyllis Wray's on Saturday? Her son Allan and wife Heather and daugh- terKimberley moved into their new home. Many thanks to all who helped make the day move smoothly. invited to join in the Cub Bike Rodeo in Blackstock Recreation Centre Sat. Sept. 13. Registration is at 9:30 a.m. and there is a 50 cent - fee. Beavers will be judged on best decorated bike and be included in the safety check. Please arrange for your own transportation for this event. Please call Marilyn Bea- cock at 985-3595 with your news items next week. Greenbank news by Mrs. A. Couves Church and Sunday School next Sunday at 11:30 a.m. Choir practice this Thurs- day evening Sept. 4th at 8 p.m. U.C.W. will be held Sept. 10th at 8 p.m. in the church. Mr. Alymer Rennie will be show- ing his pictures of Portugal. Girls 12 years and over who wish to join 4H this fall please contact Mrs. Couper- thwaite at 852-6693. The afternoon unit of the U.C.W. are meeting this Wed. afternoon Sept. 3rd at2 p.m. in the church. A large crowd attended the official opening ceremonies of the Port Perry Fair Sat. evening in the Scugog Memorial Arena. Several from Greenbank were there and enjoyed the Beef Buffet, also the music provided by the Frank Leahy family. Congratulations to our Greenbank W.I. on their fine display at the Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Andy David- son, Crystal Lake visited one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. A. McMillan. Miss Denise Dupont, ,Scugog Island spent the 'weekend with her friend Miss Earla Hill. Mr. and Mrs. A. Meisner camped at Beaver Park on Pidgeon River over the weekend. Mrs. Reynolds of Barker, U.S.A. and Mrs. Kay Greas- er, Niagara Falls, U.S.A. visted with Mr." and Mrs. The evening Sly oofn mention: Spencer-and=Mr.=and-- . Bob Spencer over the " end. Mrs. Ruth Kidd and daugh- ter Mary of Sunderland visit- ed one day last week with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Spencer. Mrs. Dale Ellison and daughter Amy from Sarnia spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean. * We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Reid and family from Oshawa to Greenbank. Mr. Reid teaches in Greenbank school. The Reesors of Agincourt and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Buckle of Durban, South Africa visited with Mr. and Mrs. Art Couves recently. Mr. and Mrs. Buckle were in Canada as delegates attend- ing the Hematologist Con- vention in Montreal. Chris Reesor spent a few days last week with the Couves. A surprise family party was held for Mr. Fred Dob- son who celebrated his 80th birthday on Sunday, August 31 at Mr. and Mrs. Dobson's home. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dobson, v, A public meeting will be held on Wed., Sept. 10th at' 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers, Whitby Munici- pal Building, to discuss men- tal health needs in Durham Region. Are present services of Whitby Psychiatric Hospital adequate? Should these services be retained, expanded or discontinued? Should they be offered at Whitby or should they be located in other communities served by Whitby? Should other institutions and community services be tak- ing responsiblity for some of the services now offered by Whitby Psychiatric Hospi- tal? These questions are impor- tant for residents of Durham Region, which is within the service area of Whitby Psychiatric Hospital and will be affected by any proposals for the rebuilding of the Hospital. The public meeting is being organized by the Durham Region District Health Council to obtain in- formation from citizens living in the area served, by Whitby. The Planning and Priorities Advisory Commit- tee of the District Health Council is advising the Ont- the redevelopment of Whitby Psychiatric Hospital. Donna Lovell, the Canad- ain Mental Health Associ- ation's representative to this committee, says "We hope to attract former patients, friends or relatives of pat- ients, front line professionals such as public health nurses, community service officers and family physicians----all of these people have had direct experience in one way or another with mental health Robert and Laura, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot Phair, Grant and Bruce and Terry Sinson. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Till and Trevor, Brian, Terry, Janice and Kelly Owen and Briar Lee. Afternoon callers were their neighbours Mr. Joar Underhill and Mr. and Mrs John Dobson of Ajax. Congratulations to Mr. anc Mrs. Earl Bacon who cele, brated their 25th wedding anniversary on Saturday evening at Neil and Kathy Bacon's at Sandford. Rela: tives and friends attended. - Or NF EA RY LEANER PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 3, 1980 -- 19 Séuurove news Public meeting to discuss mental health in Durham services and we need their views as well as those of the general public. We invite people to air their views on 1. problems with exisiting mental health services; 2. the need for new or alternate services, and 3. the role of the Provincial Psychiatric Hospital in meeting these problems and needs." The public is invited to attend this meeting as ob- servers or as citizens wish- ing to express their views. The meeting will be held in the Council Chambers of the Whitby Municipal Building and refreshments will be served. For more informa- tion call the Durham Region District Health Council at 668-6214. Contract settled Durham Region's 300 inside staff ratified a contract settlement Tuesday evening which calls for a wage increase of 10 per cent over the one-year life of the agreement. The workers, members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 1764, approved the settlement by a vote of 117 to 54. Russ Whitney, CUPE representative, said the narrow vote showed that all .the members were not ario-Government regarding ~~ entirely happy with the Settlement. Lo Under the old. two-year municipal LV) parking bumpers UK y well Lile INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 193 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-7306 our insurance a love you don't at leave you. ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE agreement which expired June 30, the lowest salary rate ($9,900) was paid to a mail clerk. the highest ($26,000) went to a senior planner. Other gains in the agree- ment, Whitney said, included a 10 cent an hours shift premium increase to 40 cents, increased mileage allowance and six weeks holidays after 30 years service. 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