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VER ICRA RAN ATO Ni AN © 30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- .» March 25, 1981 'Greenbank news. by M. Beaton The Lindsay Presbytery will meet in Greenbank United Church on Wednes- day April 15th, 1981. A shower for Lori Larmer, nee Pollard will be held at the home of June Spencer on Saturday March 28th at 2:00 p.m. All ladies are invited. The Brownies and their leaders, spent last weekend camping out at Haliburton. Choir practise will be held Thursday evening at 8:00 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Roddy Foster have returned from their Florida vacation. On Sunday, March 29th, at 8:00 p.m. a concert will be held in Seagrave Church, under the auspices of Mr. Alex Ingram in aid of the Seagrave organ fund. Everyone is welcome to attend. Sorry to report Mr. Dave Thomson, and Mr. Jas. Lee are in Port Perry hospital. "Decoration with Imagin- ation' sponsored by the Ministry of Agriculture and Food will be held March 25th at 1:30 p.m. Trinity United Church, Uxbridge, free admission. C ome and bring a friend. Miss Debbie Lee and Mark Roundell of Toronto visited "their arents on the or Visiting with Mrs. Verna Baird recently were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Simmonds of Courtice. Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan visited Mr. and Mrs. Tedd Kydd at Goodwood last week. There will be no W.I meeting in March, so ladies get your reports ready for the April meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Raynor, and son of Stouffville visited Mrs. Kathleen Leask and John on Sunday. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hunter on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lowe of Markham; and Mr. and Mrs. Hunter attended the funeral of Mr. Ed Shaddock in Toronto last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coupor- thwaite attended the Maple Festival on Sunday at the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Prentice on the Island. On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Don McKean hosted a bridal shower. The guest of honor was Miss Susan Jeffs of Don Mills. S he is Helen's niece. Friends and relatives from Oshawa, Pickering, and Willowdale enjoyed this very happy occasion. These included Susan's grand- mother, Mrs. = Florence: Archer. After the gifts were opened and admired, a delicious lunch including a beautifully decorated cake, w was served. Monday, March 30th is the annual meeting of Lindsay Presbyterial United Church Women at Fenelon Falls United Church. Registration is at 9:15 a.m. The guest speaker is Mr. David Scott, MP Don Valley East, Chairman of Special Parl- iamentary Committee on the Disabled and Handicapped. - Please, as U.C.W. members, come and make this meeting worthwhile. The Scugog Shores Museum will open A pril 1st for the coming season. Be sure to come and see all the new displays for 1981. For news next week phone 985-3040. Cedar Creek by George Kilpatrick District Returning Officer at the Cedar Creek polling . station number 4A on Wed- nesday was Mae Buller, Poll Clerk was Robert Geer, scrutineers were Lucy" Wilson and 'George... "Kilpatrick. 210 voted, results were Adamson 46; Stevenson 113; Wilbur 48. Three ballots were spoiled. Jim Blain is home from hospital. Hope that he will have better health with his pacemaker. * Dueto We Are Able to Sell Purchasing a° Large Quantity of HALIBUT STEAK $3.25 We also have in stock - several varieties of "FRESH FISH & ALASKAN KING CRAB per pound while supply lasts! THE GALLEY FISH & CHIPS 161 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-8647 - OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - Yelverton area news by Harvey Malcolm A speedy recovery to Mrs. Orval Quackenbush who underwent surgery in Oshawa General Hospital on Tuesday, March 10th. Pleased to find Ora in real good spirits on Wednesday when we dropped in. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Vertel McMullen «of Bowmanville and family and Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMullen of Port Perry in the passing of a loving husband, father and brother. Vertel, aformer neighbour of ours, who farmed for many years on the farm now owned and occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson and family. The Curling Bonspiel held is Manvers Arena on Satur- day evening, March 14 with a dance to follow was quite a success. The top winners of the day was the rink skipped by neighbour Floyd Stinson with rink consisting of wife Marjorie, son Dale and Mrs. Mary Hughes. - Walter Hafeli "as 'DJ provided suitable Imusic for the occasion at the evening dance - a fitting finale for the season's activi- ties. The Howard Malcolms and Floyd Stinsons returned on Friday evening from Kansas; U.S.A-and report an -- enjoyable time. U.C.O. Director of Zone 9, Neil McGeachy of the Chatham area assisted by U.C.W. Corporate Secretary R.J. Wright conducted a Spring seminar at the Red Carpet Inn on Monday past at which Stouffville, Orono and Lindsay directors were present. ior to the after- noon meetihg, U.C.W. facili- ties at Peterborough, Beaverton and Fenelon Falls were visited. On Tuesday, U.C.O. Corporate secretary R.J. Wright and U.C.0. Zone 3 director Harvey Malcolm toured the U.C.O. facilities - at Picton, Sterling, Stock- dale, Madoc and Foxboro. In the evening it was our pleasure to chair a Spring: Information meeting at the Four Seasons Hotel in Belle- ville at which some Direc- tors and delegates from 'Campbellford, Picton, ~ Foxboro, Grafton, Madoc and Warksworth met to . discuss activities. A useful exercise in democracy. This week the Ontario Pork Producers will meet in the Constellation Hotel on the Airport strip for their » GARY ADAMSON WISHES TO EXTEND HIS SINCERE THANKS AND APPRECIATION TO ALL HIS CAMPAIGN WORKERS . [a 1 THANKS TO THE MANY LIBERAL SUPPORTERS IN DURHAM-YORK. "WE WILL CONTINUE TO WORK TOGETHER." | ~~ AND FRIENDS, AND A SPECIAL J annual meeting. Mr. Howard Malcolm, who has been Chairman of the Ontario Board for the past three years, has indicated that he will be stepping down to give someone else the opportun- ity. Mr. Doug Farrell of Foxboro is the current 1st * Vice Chairman. Mrs. Hally Hurren, daughter of Ross and Ann Hurren has spent the past couple of weeks with Ann's twin sister Norma - Mr, and Mrs. Jim Beggs and family of Port Elgin, Ontario. We regret to report that Ross is now confined to bed full time and a nurse comes in daily to assist with his medical requirements. Mrs. Audrie Brown was a Sunday visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pickett and family in Toronto to share in the observation of Paul's mother's birthday. Deepest sympathy is extended to Mr, and Mrs. Bud McKee of Lindsay and their family in the tragic passing of- their son -and brother David John on Satur- day morning," March 14th. A deep sense of shock and loss is felt by a wide circle of his teehage friends from this area as well as the Lindsay area in his untimely passing. Bowling Results TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Team Standings: Frankies Angels - 31; Fern's Angels - 24; Sharpshooters - 22; Teaser's - 21; Tuesday Knight's - 14; Gambler's - 14. Singles over 200: Turner - 229, 207, Lorne Clark - 200; Ted Harvard - 231,205, 260; Pete Crawford 210, 244, 210; Tim Casey 242, 245; Ray Wright - 269, 229; Ches Efford - 292, Merv Briscoe 205. Bill - Patty Horn 225; Nancy Bryans 271; Joy Webb 204, 223; Fern Harvard 209; Windsor - 208. Triples over 600: Pete Crawford 664; Tim Casey 638; Ray Wright - 644; Ches Sharon Wright 211, 243; Joan Briscoe 212; Gleny's ) _Efford - 665; Merv Briscoe - 638; Ted Harvard - 696. LADIES : Nancy Bryans - Sharon Wright - 633. "606; -- OBITUARY -- Miss Marion Rip, of R. R. 1 Port Perry, Ontario. She was born in Oshawa on May 30, 1957. ; Marion graduated from Port Perry High School in 1976. She attended Durham , College taking a secretarial 'Jeourse. 'Marion was a member of St. Christophers Leadership course of St. Gertrudes Church, Oshawa; Junior Farmers, Sunderland Baseball. Team and Port Perry Badminton Club. She was previously employed at, Oshawa Airport, then recently started working in FARM FEEDS FARM NEEDS Visit Port Perry's New Farm Supply Centre the kitchen at the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital. Surviving are h Hubert and Hendrika of R. R. 1 Port Perry, two bothers Rudy and Eddie at home, and one sister Johanna of Pickering. Miss Rip rested at McDermott-Panabaker ' Funeral Home, Port Perry, where service was held on Wednesday at 2:00 p.m?® conducted by Father Raymakers. Interment was at Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert Ontario. - parents SHEEP CREEP FEED "MINERALS FOR SHEEP 40 kg 25kg. $11.40 $8.85 TRAMISOL SHEEP WORMER " SEED GRAIN & FERTILIZER 24 Oblets Now available. $5.60 Please Phone for Prices. ZEV CONDITIONER FOR HORSES 4 1t. $17.95 21t. $11.45 Absorbine .. 360 ml. $4.25 Linseed Oil ... 4 It. $11.19 "Flax Seed 39¢ Ib. We Have a Good Selection of Garden Seeds! Large 250 gm. packages of Peas, Beans & Corn -Just Arrived. 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