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a i ii arm rei ae pn AR ine i we a a Cl A 32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, August 1, 1989 Twenty folks needed for KP Greenbank and Area News by Mrs. Armour McMillan Mrs. Ellie Speck sang a lovely solo at the morning service which was enjoyed very much. There are no regularly scheduled mor- ning services during August as Rev. Shepherd is on holidays. For emergencies from Aug. 1-15 con- tact Rev. Dale DAvis 416-986-4933 and from Aug. 15 - 31 contact Rev. Eric Grundy 705-357-3056. Twenty volunteers are needed for KP duty at Raymond Kerry's home and also at the church for bagging cutlery for the Beef Barbeque on Friday August 4. These work meetings are on Thursday at 1 p.m. Ladies, the pies for the supper are very important. If you have articles for the bazaar table leave with Marie Foster or Helen McKean by Thursday afternoon. If you see two men with a truck loading your picnic table they are not stealing but just borrowing it. Don't worry -- be happy, it will be returned on Saturday morning. If you do not wish to-lend the table leave a note on it. Thank you in advance. The regular meeting of Green- bank Women's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. Wm. Earle on August 8 at 2 p.m. Roll Call. Is there a law that you would like changed? If so explain why. Please bring a lawn chair. I would like to thank all who have given news articles for the past two months and news for - next week please call 852-6693. Jan and Shaaron Rensink hosted a friendly game of mixed lob ball Saturday evening at the park. Everyone seemed to have a good time despite the fact that it became blantantly obvious very early on in the game that the women were far superior in every capacity to their male counter- parts. However, the men were good sports about it and tried their best anyway. Among the many highlights of the game were a wicked line drive caught by se- cond base Dianne Brown of the A Team (a lucky hit by some guy), a female player charging & at- tacking her husband for striking her out Twice (all illegal pitches), an entertaining & dramatic per- formance of a hamstring pull by the third baseman of the B Team (after he missed the ball, of course), and an overly zealour shortstop covering a hit to third by placing both arms between the ankles of the third basewoman. Final score - B Team 21, A Team 18 (B Team obviously cheated! ). Our thanks to all who attended & made the game so much fun - hope you all had a good time - and to Brian Lee for his co-operation. Glad to be at home Prince Albert and Area News by Peggy Bredin Philip Beacock has been holidaying with his grand- . parents, Grace and Les Beacock. All Prince Albert wishes John Bardeleben a happy birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Sproat have visitors from England. They will be staying a month. Welcome to Canada and especially Prince Albert. Les and Grace Beacock were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Swain of Blackstock. The Harrisons had Irene's brother and family for a barbeque and swim, on Sunday. Also, the Glass' were in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Beacock went to Oshawa to celebrate their anniversary. Congratulations Judy and Brian from Prince Albert. The Holmans on Simcoe Street have visitors from England. Welcome to Prince Albert. We hope it's not too hot to travel and see the sights of Ontario. We haven't seen too much of Mr. Dickenson since school has been out. I hear he's too busy look- ing after all those tomato plants. I was also told that Judy Phinney and her mom have been kept busy trying to freeze the beans. Today I think was beet day. Good luck. My son told me that the por- tables are being removed from Prince Albert school. Is this a sign that summer is half over. Enjoy what you have left kids. John, the kids, and I have spent most of July at our cottage. We're putting on the kitchen and also putting down pine flooring. It was nice to be able to sit down and write the news. I'll admit I was a bit tired of hitting my thumb with a hammer. I'm glad the kids are old enough to help. We will be home this week as I have an exam to study for. If you have any news, please call. << < vy vv vy ey vv CIR AIA I VY VY VYVYVYVYYVYVYVVYVYVYVVYY val lea VY VV YY YY VVYVYY VY YY YY VY VV VV VY VVYIVYVVYVVYVYVYY K 4. 4. ¢ ¢ << ¢ € ¢€ ¢€ ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ < 5 oO 2 = ~< Q 3 » wo Q 3 > mM 160 Queen Street, Port Perry (follow the pink arrows) € ¢€ ¢ ¢ ¢ << ¢ ¢ < A eh a i A 8 nt in 985-7121 -- < < LL < € <<. < I< < I< < < < < < I< < < < < < vv vive YY VV VV VY VYYVY VY ¥Y ¥ VV V VY VY vey hd How about this as a summer job for three young men? Mark Penney, Paul Aldridge and Paul Walton purchased this old home across from the Scout Hall on Lila Street, Port Perry. They expended some energy over a few days to tear it down, clean up the mess and clear the property. They will be preparing It for sale or construction later this year. Wonderful picnic held with great food, games, contests Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery July 30, was the scene of a wonderful noon picnic at the home of Harry and Ruth Boadway spon- sored by the Bethesda Reach Women's Institute. The food was wonderful, and all joined in the many games and contests. There .were so many former friends and neighbours to renew friendships. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ross have arrived home from a holiday in the Cochrane Area. Mrs. Elsie Gorrill of Lindsay is visiting her sister Stella Asling for a few days. Betty and Norm Tapscott, . Marydale and Maurice Tapscott attended a surprise birthday par- ty for their cousin Mrs. Ruby Breadon of Uxbridge on Sunday. Church services for August Aug. 6 - Utica Church only at 10 a.m.. Aug. 13 - Goodwood Church only 10 a.m.. The guest speaker Mrs. Marion Wells of Lemmon- ville. Aug. 20 - Annual joint Ser- vice and Picnic at Pat and Tom' Redwood's, 2nd concession Ux- bridge. Out door church service at 11 a.m. followed by picnic pot luck Port Perry day camp If you love to travel than this is the week to come to Port Perry Day Camp as we travel 'Around The World." We will visit such countries as Australia, England, Hawaii and the Orient. On Friday we will have a mini-olympics where prizes will be awarded, as well as many other activities and crafts. Last week was 'Animal Week' and we would just like to an- nounce the winners of the Stuffed Animal Contest: Biggest - horse - Alex Bedell, Smallest - pound puppies - Jamie Sauter, Cutest - google - Tricia Wray, Best Dress- ed - dog - Sean Gawley, Best Ted- dy - Zeddy - Adam Brain, Best Dog - Shep - Spencer Bedell. The Give Your Lawn a Boost with WILSON'S 20-3-4 Spring & Summer LAWN FERTILIZER -- available at -- PORT PERRY FEEDS 40 Vanedward Drive PORT PERRY 985-7363 oof Ju-Jube Guess winners, Alex and Spencer Bedell, and Kim Beare who all guessed 103. Child of the week, Amy Lappalanin. We would also like to thank Mrs. Soomre for helping out with our trip to the Peterborough Zoo on Thursday. Michelle, Corry, Lisa OF DURHAM O) lunch. After lunch, swimming, fishing, horseshoes, boating, volleyball. Bring your children and your neighbours, lawn chairs and towels...See you there! Aug. 13 the Social Club will have their annual picnic at the Tapscott cott- 2 on Ca.:cron Lake. Come for a Pot Luck sup- per. Call Betty Tapscott 985-3469 for information or directions. Our choir sang at Glen Major on Sunday evening then all went for a cup of tea and a lunch at the home of Clare and Jim Jones. Elizabeth and Earl Taylor were pleased to have their son John and granddaughter Heather of Lon- don to have lunch with them on Sunday. Robert Ashton attended a 4H Conference in Peterborough on Mon., Tues., and Wed.. Walter and Elva Kerry attend- ed the funeral of their cousin Mr. Bill Keach in Toronto one day last week. After a months vacation with his parents Rev. John Tapscott has returned to his pastorate at Orangedale, Cape Breton. Maurice and Marydale Tapscott have just returned from an enjoyable holiday at Cape Cod. THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF -- PARKING FACILITY AT CHALK LAKE SPRING Due to the increased use of the Chalk Lake Spring facility and the assocjated traffic and pedestrian related hazards, the existing spring facility will be relocated to the northwest corner of Chalk Lake Road West and Regional Road 23. Access to the Spring Parking Facility will be from Chalk Lake Road West only. This work is scheduled to commence during the second week of August with a completion date of September 15, 1989. During this construction period every effort will be made to keep the interrup- tion to the Spring Water Supply to a minimum. Plans showing details of this project may be seen at the office of the Chief Design Engineer of the Durham Works Department, 105 Consumer's Drive, Whitby, Ontario, Telephone 668-7721. J. AKER WORKS COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN W.A. TWELVETREES, P.ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS drat ot ah Rt ET A A ge