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i Xi Cae Dr. Bob McClure speaker at Church anniversary by Helen McKean On Sunday, November 18, 1990 the Greenbank Charge of the United Church celebrated the Church's 94th Anniversary. Our guest speaker - Dr. Bob McClure thrilled the crowded church. He spoke on 'Looking Ahead -- Up- date on Word Outreach." He reminded us of our heritage in our church and in our world today. "If we can adapt in these times, you are still living! ! We have to adapt to a changing world. He told us there is no "Far East or Far North" today, in this shrinking world. At one time going to China it took 6 weeks journey - now we are not more than 22 hours by phone from anywhere in this shrinking world. A world full of troubled spots and threats of death to the refugees. He also declared "There is no silver lin- ing anymore." Too, hope keeps our world alive today. Hope is the answer with the Christian Message. Health problems, with literacy - hunger and education is the answer to hope. We must begin with the young people to teach the adults. God's mercy is shown through the young. He told us we must work for change - In our local church and the far east to show them God is a God of love!! This we must share with "the world." The three choirs - junior, in- termediate and senior, thrilled us with their beautiful anthems of praise. Rev. David Shepherd ex- pressed our thanks to them. He thanked Dr. McClure and we join- ed him in wishing good health to Dr. McClure and his wife Amy who visited with the congregation PORT PERRY MERCHANTS want to help soften the impact of the coming GST, so are offering GST COUPONS valued at 10% of all your purchases between October 22 and December 31, 1990. Save the coupons and cash them at any of the participating stores against the GST between Jan. & March 1991. START SAVING COUPONS NOW AND LET US PAY THE GST at a pot luck supper Saturday evening. Many former Greenbank peo- ple were home for anniversary Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McMillan and son Richard joined their parents Armour & Rachel McMillan, also their guests were Mrs. Alma Wilson and Mr. Trevor Watson. Mrs. Grace Hadden visited with the McMillans last week. Mrs. Helen Bennet of Beachurg is visiting her daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Olivero & grandsons. All ladies are invited to the Women's Institute meeting at Betty Stones home on Wednesday the 21st at 1:30. Jean Martin will tell and show pictures of her trip to China. A happy birthday party was held at the Port Perry Villa last Wednesday, hosted by Blackstock U.C.W.. One of the birthday starts was my mother, Florence Archer who will be 93 years young on Saturday. We wish her good health and happiness. "Bless you mother!" Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stone of Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Willy Stone and family. We wish a speedy recovery to Mrs. Lizi Perry who is in Port Perry hospital. - Everyone who attended the euchre party on Friday evening had a good time. The prize win- ners were - Ladies first prize to Verna Flute, second Doris Evans and third Isobel Davey. The men's prizes went to - first Harry Hill, second Gary Munro - third John Cook. Lucky Draw winners were Marie Foster, Marie Cookman and Ross Cookman. The PORT PERRY MERCHANTS next euchre to be held December 14. All ladies are invited to attend "The Bread Making' course to be held in Blackstock November 26. Anyone interested please call Doris Hill at 985-7886. The Stone and Baird Family at- tended the burial of Mr. Ford Thomson of Ottawa, husband of Flora Stone, formerly of Green- bank area. The funeral was in Ot- tawa, with the burial service in Sunderland on Wednesday. Big Band Bash November 23 Once again we will be able to swing and sway to the smooth, soothing sounds of a live Big Band playing the melodies we knew and loved, not so long ago. This music brings back so many delightful memories of peo- ple, places and happenings, forever in our minds. The Big Band Bash presented by the Canadian Cancer Society's Scugog Branch, gives so much to so many. Happy memories of yesteryear to those who come to the dance on Friday, November 23 at The Islander starting at 8 and hope for the future for those who ultimately benefit from the Cancer Society's efforts. A lot of people give freely of their time, effort and talent for this popular event. However it is only successful if people come and enjoy themselves. At $10.00 a person it is not an expensive even- ing. Tickets are available at the door or by calling The Islander at 985-9807 for reservations. Do come and have fun. A -- THE DURHAM REGION ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD LE CONSEIL DES ECOLES SEPAREES CATHOLIQUES DE LA REGION DE DURHAM INVITES APPLICATIONS TO OPERATE NON-PROFIT CHILD CARE CENTRES IN NEW SCHOOLS The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board invites applications from prospective operators for one or more of the Child Care Centres located at the following new schools, St. Matthew the Evangelist, Catholic School, 60 Willowbrook Drive, Whitby Blessed Marguerite d'Youville Catholic School, 250 Michael Bivd., Whitby The construction of these Child Care Centres is complete and the facilities are available for operation immediately. Interested parties are requested to contact C.R. Smith, Superintendent of Education - Opera- tions by December 7th, 1990 for an information package and application form at: The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board, 650 Rossland Road West, Oshawa, Ontario L1J 7C4 E.J. Lagroix, Director Phone: (416) 576-6150 C. 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