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PAIN RAS 8 PRL SENT 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. January 13, 1982 EEUU TT ETT TT TTT STERLING STERLING TRUST CORPORATION Member of the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Guaranteed Investment Certificates 16%% "Subject to Change without Notice. ~~ DONFORDER INSURANCE BROKERLTD. 30 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY - 985-8471 A 5Year Annual Interest LTT TT TAT OATH HT HH ELLE TTT TTT 2 4th ANNUAL WALLPAPER SALE - 200 *WALLPAPER *COUNTRY CURTAINS (standard & made-to-measure sizes) "NEW"-TAB CURTAINS Settlement House In the Heart of Port Perry 183 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-8234 Be ORMOND BEACH (DAYTONA BEACH) Weekly departures beginning Nov. 1st, 1981; 14, 21, 28 & 35 Day Tours (Longer upon request) Accommodation in Grmond Beach at the Pagoda Motel, with private oceanfront balconies & kitchen facilities. © FLORIDA -- 14 Days This is o trip for those who want to see more than just beaches, more than just sunshine & more than just the some things every day. Florida is a state that must be seen to be believed & there's a lot of it waiting for you on this 2-week holiday. ¢ SILVER SPRINGS BOAT RIDE « BUSCH GARDENS © CYPRUS GARDENS SEA WORLD * CIRCUS WORLD © WALT DISNEY WORLD « KENNEDY SPACE CENTER ¢ GUIDED TOUR OF SAVANNAHe Depts Fob. 1, 13, Mee. 1, 15, 2, April 12 fl) TEXAS -- 21 Days fn DALLAS, SAN ANTONIO, SOUTH PAORE ISLAND, & HOUSTON. Departs Feb. 1, 22 & March 15 CALIFORNIA -- 23 Days EL PASO, TUCSCN, PHOENIX, SAN DIEGO, SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES, LAS VEGAS, RAGSTAFF, ALBUQUERQUE. Doparts Jan. 30, Feb. 13, 27, March 13, 27, April 17 -MARCH BREAK FLORIDA (ORLANDO) 10 DAYS Departs March 1 (evening departure -- night travel) ORMOND BEACH 10 DAYS Departs March 19 (svaning departure -- night travel) FOR DETAILS CONTACT: "NONQUON TRAVEL 985-2336 PrT------ RT I'L bh) wanda ROE ALY CEN GAS RS A TRY 17; fo af 1 New Business Opens Doors Port Perry added a new business to its community cut the ribbon to officially open the business. Seen last Friday when the Eye Shoppe opened its doors for business at 28 Water Street in the Lakeview Plaza. Mayor Jerry Taylor welcomed the firm to town and News from Greenbank area by M. Beaton Old man winter arrived with a bang on Sunday morning dropping tempera- tures from 20 below F to 30 F in some areas. High winds made some roads impass- able by Mon. morning. Will all young people interested in forming a Y.P.U. please meet Friday evening at 8 pm in the Church. A tentative date set for the annual congregational meet- ing is. Jan. 26th in the Church. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stone have returned from an enjoyable Caribean cruise. Sorry to report Mrs. Sally Bishop is a patient in P.P. hospital. The Ont. County Holstein Club, held their annual meet- ing in Greenbank Hall last Wed. The afternoon Y.C.W. NDP candidates (From page 6) presently gearing up for the leadership convention where New Democrats will elect a successor to Mike Cassidy who is stepping down. The York-Durham delegates for the convention will be John Rogers and John Moore from Keswick; Yolande Brown, Sunderland, SMITH-CORONA TYPEWRITERS Manual or Electric PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 DON'T MISSIT! OSHAWA BAZAAR & FLEAMARKET 727 Wilson Road South -- OSHAWA -- .- (2 Blocks South of Bloor) EVERY SUNDAY: 9A.M.t04:30P.M. BARGAINS GALORE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: (CALL 725-9393 Jenny Ausman, Prince Albert; and Marg Wilbur, Scugog. Alternate delegates are Mike Kuzyk, Manchester; Dorothy Pickering, Sharon; Cathy Anderson, Uxbridge; Bill Brown, Sunderland; and Geoff Rison, Sandford. REG. $32.50 SPECIAL: $26.50 above with Mayor Taylor [second Right] are: Mr. Denis Hogan, hearing aid specialist; Janet Mawha, partner and optician; and Ezzat Yassein, proprietor. catered for the dinner at 'noon. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holtby visited their daughter Patsy and family in Quebec for New Year's travelling by train. They entertained Hilda McLean and Meroyn of Oshawa, Robert and Jean Allison and Darryl of Prince Albert, also Neil, Mary, Amy and Matthew of Oshawa, during the holidays. We are happy to report Mrs. Betty Stone is progress- ing well after surgery in the Wellesley Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George Beare and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hunter were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hunter in P.P. Sat. evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Innis visited Mr. and Mrs. F. Munro recently at Sonya. Several from here attended a baby shower, hosted by Mrs. Ruby Beare on Sun. for the infant daughter of Debbie and Ed Ruis of Oshawa, and gran- daughter of Ross and Marie cookman. Miss Kathy Cookman and Carnie of St. Catherines and Susan and Mrs. Lizzie Cook- man also was at the shower for Kimberley Marie Ruis. The Women's Institute will hold their meeting at the home of Marjorie Beaton on Jan. 20th at 2 P.M. Mrs. Betty Laswick of Uxbridge will be our guest speaker, and she will display her collection of antique depress- ion glass. All ladies wel- come. . Belated congratulations to some of our students from Greenbank School whose letters appeared "in the paper. They were Denise Vale, Janice Midgley, Pat Elson, and Krista Hazel- wood. For news next week phone 985-3850 or 985-3040. , We hope you had a joyous Christmas. Your loyal } patronage during 1981 was very much appreciated and we all join in wishing our customers the very bestin1982. Starting with the following specials: - MENSHAIR CUTS: SHORT HAIR LONG HAIR (BLOW DRY INCLUDED) PERMS: For Ladies & Gents REG. $42.50 SPECIAL: $34.50 SPECIALSSTARTING JANUARY 2, 1982. CALL THE HAIR CENTRE: 985- 1232 (INTHE PORT PERRY PLAZA) Nine Hairstylists to Serve Youll If you wantto be in professional hairstyling we recommend our ARTSTECHNIQU UE HAIRSTYLING SCH OSHAWA. PHONE: oeons