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ls A in a modern day case of David vs. Goliath, one of the smallest public schools in the Scugog cluster managed to pull off first prize in the area's Science Fair contest, despite competition from larger schools. The ALL TYPES - ALL MAKES STEREOS & HI-FI'S THIS COUPON WORTH $5.00 OFF YOUR NEXT SERVICE CALL MODULAR 4 SERVICING PHILIPS 723-5341 214BLOORST.E. Serving Port Perry & Area for the past 15 years PARKSIDE STEREO FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTRE FOR: PHILIPS RCA ZENITH TOSHIBA HITACHI LLOYDS MICROWAVE OVEN SERVICE Visit... The Window Box Craft Shop featuring quilts, baby items, greeting cards, pine accessories, a Christmas corner, and many other items. 12 Mile East of the | 4 Corners in Caesarea 986-4833 | ALY SHIFT Press your toes on the pedal and you go forward. 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Mannen's Office - 24 Water St. S., Lakeview Plaza, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO. 985-9192 985-3003 *This Week * Doughnuts ............ dozen *1.99 Homemade Bread BUY 2 - GET 1 FREE Ice Cream ......... . .. 21itves 1.99 STOUFFVILLE BAKERY PORT PERRY PLAZA Hwy. 7A - 985-2412 "Country Village Baking" UHN EATING Conversions - Central Air All Types of Furnaces - Gas Piping Humidifiers - Air Cleaners R.R. 4 -- PORT PERRY Ph.: 985-9581 foe. boo J Greenbank News by Shirley Lee Greenbank Public School placed first at the Scugog Cluster Science Fair, Tuesday May 8 at Prince Albert Public School. The par- ticipates were James McCabe, Simone Clark- son, Amy Wanamaker, Margaret Jeronimo, Kerri-Ann Gibson, Robert Raines and Kristy Hutcheon. Con- gratulations to these students- and their teachers for the fine showing. Mother's Day is a beautiful symbol, may it's beauty never be lost in its observance. These words were taken from the Church bulletin on Sunday at our Family Day Service which the UCW was in charge. Mrs. Mary Jean Till capably conducted the service and the special speaker was Mr. David Simmons who spoke on' '""Family Fundament- als". Mrs. Olive McMillan has been one busy lady this past week. One day she visited with Mrs. Bessie Acton in Ux- bridge, then in honour of her birthday Mrs. Marie Cookman, Mrs. Jean Hunter held a small party at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Elson. Calling on Olive was Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lunney of Whitby and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McMillan of Orillia. On Sunday her family, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon of Hood and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Snodden entertained their mother to dinner. Happy Birthday Olive. Professor McCready visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Maliner of Sandford. Mr. and Mrs. Toni Minten were to Mississ- auga on Sunday to spend Mother's Day with their son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Case Minten. Congratulations to Tom and Valerie Hunter on the safe arrival of their first child, a little boy. We are sorry to hear that Mr. Cliff Rodd is a patient in Oshawa Hospital. This is to remind one and all of a change of date for the Scugog Shores Museum Pioneer Days Event. It will be held this "year on Sat- urday June 30 - July 1 from 12-5 p.m. each day, so be sure to keep these dates open to visit your museum. The Phoenix families visited Northlea United *, Church, Leaside on Sun- day to attend the . Christening of Holly Lynn, daughter of John and Marnie Phoenix. They along with the Skinner' families later enjoyed a buffet dinner "and a time of fellowship togther. For the canoeist - the Canoe-a-thon is on the first Saturday of June, so get those paddles in the water ready for the big race - see ad for more information. Mrs. Vera Lee attend- ed the wedding and reception of Miss Janice Lee to Mr. Tom Fleming in Uxbridge on Sat- urday. Our sympathy is extended to the rela- Yard sale on at Greenbank Hall tives of the late George Timms Sr. His friend- liness and humour will be missed by so many. Don't forget the yard and bake sale at the Hall on Saturday. There are still tables available for rent. The Hall will gratefully receive don- ations of articles to offer for sale. A bake table will again be held to help raise money for the Hall. All donations will be gratefully accepted, for further information call 985-8351. Parents, friends and interested people, the students of Greenbank Public School are stag- ing a Drama Production "The Canada Goose" at the Sunderland Town Hall on Wednesday May 16 at 7:30. Plan to attend and just see what your teachers and students are doing. Ladies of the comm- unity are all welcome to the Women's Institute meeting on Wednesday May 16 at 2 p.m. at the home of Toni Minten. Build permits start moving _ Although construction activity in Scugog Township is still lagging far behind last year, things began to pick up a little during the month of April. A report issued last week by the Township building department shows the value of building permits issued in Scugog to the end of April at $2,166,875, less than half the $4.7 million worth of permits issued during the first four months of 1983. The most significant decline this year has been in the building of new homes. So far this year, there have been 21 permits issued for single family resid- ences, compared with 71 during the same time last year. However, as 18 of the permits this year were issued in April, there are indications that the housing industry is gett- ing stronger here. The total number of all permits has dropped off sharply this year from 132 in 1983 to just 59 for the first four months of 1984. 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