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Sia Bese Na i IU AY 4 HENS EL WB dade Scugog Mayor Jerry Taylor was on hand recently to cut a ribbon marking the official opening of Village Video at 139 Water Street in Port Perry. At left is owner Jim Hoffmann and his wife Valerie. The store offers home entertainment recorders and a wide variety of movies on cassette, including some very recent releases. Greenbank and area news by Shirley Lee Congratulations to Mrs. Olive McMillan who cele- brated her birthday last week. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lumey of Whitby were some of the visitors who helped her celebrate. Mrs. Susan Cameron of » Whitby spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cookinan. There will be a Retirement Tea in honour of Mrs. Aileen Shier on June 13, Greenbank Hall at 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. A special presentation will be made at 3:30 p.m. Don- ations gratefully received. Please contact the office at Greenbank School 985-2567. Greenbank Womens Institute will hold their monthly meeting at the home of Shirley Lee, 8 p.m. Wednesday," May. 19. Guest speaker will 'be Mrs. Eliza- beth Fulford. All members and ladies of the community are invited to come and hear her speak on her work with the Senior Citizens of or area. RSON 193 QUEEN ST, PORT PERRY (416) 985-7306 ALL LINES OF ~ GENERAL INSURANCE V VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST Since I844 ba 5 Year Annual Interest 15% Semi-Annually Rates Subject to Change without Notice. Our Church service on Sunday last was very ably conducted .by four young people from our congreg- ation, who had attended the Christmas Conference of Toe Alpha in Toronto. We thank them for sharing with us some of their experiences and thoughts. These were Jane Brose, Danny Rodgers, Clay Dempsey and Kelvin Gibson. Also sharing their talent of music was Melanie Bruce, Carla Dempsey and Tracey Elson and they were accompanied on the piano by Denise Gibson. We welcome home Mr. Robert Baird who was ona 6 months trip to Australia and Miss Mary Parish who Students do wetland study This summer the Kawartha Region Conserva- tion Authority will be con- ducting a number of detailed field studies throughout the watershed. These studies are undertaken to collect infor- mation regarding wetlands and priority areas for future extension services work within the jurisdiction of the Authority. Five summer students have been hired to carry out the study which focus on natural watercourses within the Townships of Bexley, Eldon, Emily, Fenelon, Manvers, Mariposa, Ops, Scugog and Verulam. Since it will be necessary for these people to have access to private lands adjacent to natural water- courses, the Authority would request that all landowners bordering such channels co- - operate in this project. Throughout the course of the summer, Authority staff will be calling on private land- owners to obtain permission for access to properties. The no cost to the landowner eith in the form of time or money and there will be no dis- ruption of privacy or farm ET SEAWAY TRUST COMPANY Member of the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation. ' Guaranteed Investment Certificates 5Year Annualinterest 17%% DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKER LTD. 30 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY - 985-8471 HA CO A g E g £ £ E g * "Subject to Change without Notice." H . 1 their ~ operation since staff will only be walking or canoeing the watercourse noting problem areas and gathering data. What the Authority would ask is that the land- owners be aware of these projects and grant Authority personnel access to their lands during the course of the study. If there are any. questions concerning this project, please feel free to contact the Authority's office in Fenelon Falls at (705) 887-3112. ~ 1973-80 CHEVY & GMC TRUCK FANE ports Std 41 yi by Mrs. Earl Reader It seems that if you are proud of being Canadian and like to show it by proudly flying: our flag, you must take it down every night. We know of three that dis-, appeared by having their ropes cut. However, a car was spotted on the scene and may soon be identified. So if the culprit reads this, he would be wise to slip them back into the mail boxes. On Friday evening the Island United Church was almost filled to capacity for the splendid musical concert. Tho' many people had come from other areas we wondered where the loyal enjoyed a 3 week vacation \ Holland. - Mr. and Mrs. Armou McMillan called on friends in Stouffville on Sunday. Mrs. Marjorie Beaton spent the week-end in Uxbridge visiting with Miss Mabel Beaton and also attended the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill. Don't forget the opening of your local museum on Satur- day and Sunday May 22-23. The displays are new, some new activities and also some of the traditional ones. So plan to attend and show your support of the people who spend so many hours to make it an enjoyable way to revisit our past. I hope Rev. Redgers doesn't mind my using some of his poetry from the Sunday Church Bulletin but I thought it quite good. A horse can't pull while kicking - this fact I merely mention. And he can't kick while pulling, which is my chief contention. Let's imitate the good old horse and'lead a life that's fitting; Just pull an honest load, and then there'll be no time for kicking. a et AY BOC RAY ip 4 { ERAN SY TESA AL OE I Pei RAN tl Rar YY, Con PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 18, 1982 -- 25 Scugog Island Islanders were. Perhaps distant fields appear greener. You would even expect relatives of these talented people, who give so much of their time to produce a concert equal to more expensive present- ations. However, those who do attend are well rewarded and simply cannot express enough appreciation to the 30 or so people who have practised for hours for per- fection. This concert was presented earlier at Nestle- ton and is worthy of more if the participants have the time. It is impossible here to name all the stars who take special parts. The costumes too require much work and imagination. The Jr. choir is expanding and adding much to the show, especially one little boy who loves it, and attends so faithfully. On Sun. Rev. Clarke was back in the pulpit. We were pleased to welcome many strangers who were attend- ing to witness the baptism of little relatives and give Christian support. to the parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon and (Barbara) Brown of Con. 11 near the Harrison Holding presented their infant son, Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. John and (Betty) Hamelinck of Stephenson's Point present- ed their little son, Derron John. Rev. E. Linstead has not left the Oshawa Hospital yet, due to a minor complication. But everything seems to be repaired and recuperation is progressing with a promise of a return home in the near future. It was indeed a shock to hear of the tragic accident in Turkey involving Dr. Allan Lavis and wife of Oshawa and their 2 friends of Whitby. Dr. Lavis was well known thro' the Simcoe St. United Church, as minister and the Oshawa Presbytery. 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