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30. -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 3, 1987 specializes in fine quality items for the bedroom and bathroom. Bob and Doreen Alexander are the owners of this new store. Scugog Mayor Jerry Taylor helps cut a rib- bon to officially open the Linen Corner in Port Perry. The new shop, located on Queen Street GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES Monthly Rates Bridge scores. Annual Rates January 28, 1987 2 YEARS 8 3/4% Z YEARS 4 Howell Avg. 24 pt. afternoon 3 YEARS, 91/2% | 3 YEARS Ist - Doris Phinmey-&. Harold 4 YEARS 9 3/4% | 4 YEARS 9 1/4% Brown 34 pts. 5 YEARS 9 3/4% | 5 YEARS 91/4% 2nd - Jo Dowson & Betty Porter 27 pts. RRSP. 5 Year 9 34% 3rd - Joyce Heard & Dorothy * Rates subject © change without Cad the office tr slormaton Jacobs 26 pts. ~ Evening - 5 Table Howell - Avg. 36 Ist - Maura Diamond & Marg . Fitzpatrick 45 pts. : 2nd - A 3 way tie - Diane Berkers & Fred Marshall, Miriam & Charles Labanovich and Ross Sweetman & Harry Goulding 392 pts. | 3rd - Hazel Gray & Claire McIn- tosh 39 pts. SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET -- PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 "All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation BOARD OF EDUCATION GRADE 8 ORIENTATION MEETINGS The following public secondary schools in Durham Region will hold Grade 8 Orientation Meetings to enable the students and their parents to learn about the programs and facilities available through the Durham Board of Education. SCHOOL TIME 'Brock High School, Cannington, Ontario LOE 1EO DATE LOCATION PHONE Tuesday, February 17 7:30 PM. gymnasium 432-2311 Cartwright High School, Blackstock, Ontario LOB 1BO Wednesday, February 11 986-4241 8:00 P.M. Port Perry High School, 160 Rosa St., Port Perry, Ontario LOB INO Thursday, February 12 700 PM gymnasium 985-7337 Uxbridge Secondary School 39 Third Ave., Uxbridge, Ontario LOC 1KO Thursday, February 12 7:30 PM. 852-3391 cafeteria - g Top fishermen reel in the prizes! Greenbank and Area News by. Helen McKean Greenbank Men 'Top Fishermen" "6" Greenbank men attended the "Keswick Lions" Fishing Derby on Sat. and won all the trophies. John Olivero, Jim Green, Hugh Loughran, Brian Norrish, Don Ans- ty and Terry Smith of Seagrave at- tended the banquet to receive their trophies, 'the Keswick Ice Fishing Prize' for the biggest Herring caught - one for the biggest Perch and also one for the biggest overall fish caught. They report a special Star kept visiting their fish hut to bring them luck. Congratulations boys!! To: "Got my Bait 'Green' 'Sleeping beauty "Norrish"' "Jerk that line "Ansty"' "What's a fish "'Olivero" "Mighty Hugh kills the bait "Loughran" "L:6ok you have a bait! "Smith" "Congratulations to Mr. Jack Couperthwaite, he celebrated his 30th birthday quietly with his family. The Feb. meeting of the U.C.W. will be held at the home of Velma Foster, on Wed. Feb. 4th, at a new time 1:30 p.m. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart of Pearl Prive, on the death of her father in Florida last week. : Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kidd of Good- wood were visitors with the Armour McMillans on Saturday. Miss Earla Hill has returned home to the Canadian Winterland, after spending a week in the beautiful Sunny Beaches in Cuba. Friends and neighbours of South Greenbank gathered at the beautiful home of Gladys and George Van De 'Walker on Sat. evening. Everyone enjoyed a wonderful time of good food, fun, games and singing. Mr. Frank Szebedinszyky's Curl- ing Team won "Second Place Trophy" at the Pickering Curling Bonspiel on Saturday. The Loi formed U.C.W. group Ba RS A a EN Saar ray meeting at the church on Feb. 11th at 8 p.m. Roll Call "Give a name for this unit."' Please come and bring a friend. It was a "Smith Family' gather- ing at the Roy Hooker's recently. Everyone enjoyed the skating and bobsledding. Our sympathy goes out to Mr. Rod Couch's family on the death of their REE REE aE 2s tr be Ett Sy dtd SCHOOL SUPPLIES Pencils - Lined Paper -Erasers - Note Books - 'Math Sets - etc. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 [2 nephew, Shawn Barnett. Girls -- last call for 4H. Our first meeting is next week!!! ' Please phone 985- 2944 with news next week. : _TOO LATE FOR JAN. 26th. by Mrs. Murray Lee Church and Sunday School ser- vices on Sunday were at the regular time .of 11 o'clock. Mrs. Reta Stickwood was guest soloist for the church service. The choir leader Mrs. Linda Hunter would like to remind all Senior Citizens membeys that choir practise will resume on Feb. 5th at 7:30. rm Bre big Greenbank United Church 1 Women conducted the Worship ser- vice on Sun. Jan. 18th. This was a celebration of the 25th anniversary of United Church Women. Eunice Rahm was the chairper- son for this occasion. The guest speaker Mrs. Shelley Wright of Oshawa gave an interesting talk about "United Church Women over the past 25 years." The double trio sang "This Man of Galilee." Helen McKean read the scripture lessons. A second unit of United Church Women is presently being formed in Greenbank. During the service, three candles were lit and prayers given for the past, present and future of the U.C.W. The closing hymn was "Onward Christian Women." One of Greenbank's oldest citizens, Mr. Ernest Lee died over the weekend. After being a resident of Fairview Lodge for a while, he. quietly past away at Ruddy Hospital, Whitby. The sympathy of the community to Olive and her family and to Frank and Laura Lee _ and their family. The annual Hall and Park Board ] Meeting will be at the Greenbank Community Hall, Thurs. Feb. 5that - 8 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Roundell and ¢ family visited with her parents Mr. Iansons helped Debbie and Joshua celebrate their birthdays. The Jan. meeting-of the Green- Maras rma aaaraoaran BT bank Womens Institute was held last Wed. Jan. 21st at the home of Velma Foster. A good discussion on the Roll Call "Name some of your likes and dislikes as a consumer." President Helen McKean conducted . the business meeting, which was followed by a very interesting paper given by Dorothy Ianson on Fami- ly and Consumer Affairs. While a bountiful lunch was being q readied by the group, a quiz was given for all to test their knowledge on advertisements. Several from our community at- tended the 90th birthday party for Mrs. Lizzie Cookman on Sat. after- noon in Sunderland. Congratulations to a very active lady. Yo/ ii JEWELLERY & TANNING INC Port Perry 985-8555 263 Queen St. HAVE A SPECIAL Io EVENT COMING UP? Why nct come in and select a fine piece of jewellery for that special someone in your life! Tanning Salon now open Mon., Wed., Fri. Evenings to 8 P.M. a lA 3 = | 1 3 i