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6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- June 4, 1985 Skippers jump for cash Greenbank News by Mrs. Armour McMillan The Heart and Stroke Foundation is more than $6,000 richer thanks to the strong hearts (and other muscles) of the students at Prince Albert Public School. On May 7th the entire school participated in Jump Rope for Heart, a fundraising venture which calls for continual skipping for two hours. Although Cartwright High School is an old hand at the Jump Rope for Heart theme, it was a first attempt for the public school students. And for the first time, they didn't do too shab- G eenbank Sunday School anniversary wa: well attended. Mr Donald Asling of Epsorr delivered a very ap propriate message anc the music by the Primary and Nursery ,Classes was led by Mrs J. Cook and Mrs. N Raines. The Greenbank Public School choir led with a 50th annivesary party held in Latcham Centre then Quarker Hill hosted a pot luck supper in Uxbridge with a very interesting program. Last week Brooklin held its 75th anniversary in, Brooklin Community Centre and this week Altona is holding its 75th anniversary in Stouff- man Brian tion round put the hard- nose serious Little Bri- tain Rejects against the Hillbillys. The game started very defensively with some great effort from iron Norrish at 1st. Bruce the rooster, Leask and the Earl of Greenbank taking turns on 2nd. The pistol Jim Fletcher put on a real show as short stop, 3rd had none other than Ken, the hunk Tom's, guar- ding the line and taking bags John Bagshaw, Jack the killer Keeler, Mike under arm Benns and Willie Bill Treadway doing a real number with his bat. Pitching against shifting winds but like a true champ was big bird Larry Doble. He not on- ly pitched a super game but also contributed of- fensively. Three cheers Hillbillys hitting their stride to a good fun filled effort had by all. Several from the com- munity attended the Scottish concert in Sunderland Park on Sun- day afternoon. We extend our sym pathy to the Hvidster family on the death o Mr. Hvidsten Sr. last week. chatterbox by John B. McClelland TE THR When you buy PURINA you buy » Strict quality standards ~~ accurate mixing, consistent feeds » good uniform palatability »~a program approach to feeding I BROOK'S FEED STORE LL Pe 985-7992 (Hwy 7A - Just west of town) - Ralston Purina 'Reg TM Raiston Purina Company Ralsica Purina Canaasa Inc a] Canada Inc Reg slered user Nid Ask today about recent changes to Workers' Compensation. Call (toll free) 1-800-268-7190 (During regular business hours) iy : turns blocking the plate by at all, raising a grand total of $6,385.80 by Mr. Bark was in its Ville United Church. : 1 \ \ hite shoes Bob (From 4) Hi Mr. Dean's grade six class raised more cash usual excellent form and were > page i ) 0" Spencer and the 19 : : fun any hep class with y total ol i4) aso, the two Buinbery Were The regular meeting of yank Larry Prohaska - to i Common sense tells fe th if those nuclear yf t was Mr. Byer's grade four ¢ Das enjoye by a I. It is Greenbank Women's In- talk about a wall An V€apo pop. come to an end. | aoa ag, CO Sinday so the wa Jutute will beheldat the oustanding effort was iioel MUSE FERC Ay Senseatall Bul what 35). unday so the ser- home of Mrs. Neil , i: : S1gn of the i But it was up to grade six whiz Jennifer Grif- vices are cancelled al Hunter on June 12th at 8 Faron Ny deters aie times we live in. Would it not? ¥ fen to raise more than any other individual, Greenbank. p.m. The roll call is - uke Hig 3 3 with a satisfying $213. The regular meeting of something I would like to 4 Greenbank U.C.W. will do or learn. PY ® { be held at the home of Motto - Improving our : ti Mrs. Morley Parrish on education. a ' . Wed. June 5th at 8 p.m. } LOGAN'S POOL Mrs. Iva Phoenix and 0 | 5 Chemicals & Accessories ps Mildred Hsin Lob Ball team played to it ew, ; 1 ® 0% yed a trip throug ; x & : 18-11 t § 22 Greensboro Dr., Blackstock Pennsylvania and Seagrave Turkey Poy 4 qth Vr. serving Bleckestook 8 Port Perry Ares Wasinglon last week. last week in Greenbank : : - - rs. Vera Lee has . - y . t Pumps - Filters - Blankets returned home after ATE (EE ACES Co . visiting wi au of - Rollers - Inground Pool Kits - Helen in Kitchorere "Port Perry on Thursday ; Patio Furniture - etc. Mrs. Don McKean Une 13th at 8:30 pm returned home last week 1 n€ next home game will Stabilized Pucks ............ 8 kg B8.25 from a visit with Mr. and ~~ 0€ Played oh Wed. June PH UP 2k 3.78 | Mrs. Ken Ellison and 9th at 8:30 pm. We Liquid Shock , 4 2.88 family in Chatham. Support i and Granular Shock ..... 2 kg 10.95 ne of tie adies of neighbours who came | EZE- ROLLER wp 0 18) $178. Institute have had a busy Ut to watchand cheer on TT time with invitations the team. Mrs. George CALL 986-5404 from other branches. "ne Walker have oneydale started it al returned home from a two week trip to the Ho- ly Land. TALL, STRONG COWS Greenbank Hiliilys- After a slow but con- certed start this 85 BY 24 MONTHS OF AGE season, our Hillbillys 5 peaked just in time to NURSE CHOW take the Seagrave 30 and * over Lob Ball tourna- "ment consolation cham- (of: \N 3 STARTENA pionships, losing to Ux- . bridge in the first game and then coming to life to (of: \H 3 (e12{0)")"11,'):W squeak by Seagrave in ; the second. The consola- CO 5 Ne [0))} vas as Black and white just doesn't do this kitty justice, because she's Use Purina s GROWTH CHARTS a warm pink, grey and white calico with big grey eyes and an af- | as guides to your success. fectionate nature. If you'd like to adopt this friendly cat, just give i | the folks at the Scugog-Uxbridge Animal Shelter a call at 852-7295. p rgy INFORMATION | I i ! Li