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TH i i Ter tamer mr. --------e-- | hn "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR Port Perry High School students Tena Jacket, left, and Melanie Demmers, right, orga- nized a Kinder Olympics as part of a leadership component for phys. ed class. The partici- pating children were from Mrs. Lavender's and Miss Guimont's Grade One classes from R.H. Cornish Public School. Pictured are the winners of first place ribbons, which were do- nated by the Royal Bank. Back row from left are: Kyle Bowers, Rhona Scott, Alex Patton, Chris Jackson, Joshua Page, Emily Van Camp and Amber Macmillan. Front row from left are: Donald Bark, Blake Cunningham, Jeffery Tripp, Cory Mitchell and Oliver Hathaway. OSHAWA KICKS SOCCER CLUB REP TEAM TRYOUT If you are interested in trying out for the Oshawa Kicks Indoor, Under 13 Rep Team, please contact Peter Plastina at 725-7445 Born: Aug. 1, 1980 to July 31, 1981 BEx | } i New 2 2 rd - 3 2% Z ; y wv p e 1 £3 ; | IS cola} Par TRADE-IN Right now we can give you the best deal of the year on a new Model 355 and your old mixer The "355" gives you a 21¥-inch hammermill with 36 reversible hammers and a 100-bushel tank. The optional electronic scale more than pays for itself by weighing accurately for more feed efficiency Come on in and let's talk trade-in! MORROW FARM EQUIPMENT Over 45 years in the business FORD NEW HOLLAND - Versalile Farm - inchmirial - Lawn 3 Garden - Sales & Sarvice SUNDERLAND (705) 357-3121 Novice house league action Port Perry Printing defeated Re/Max by the score of 4-2. Steady net minding by Stu Co- chrane. Some fine play making by Tyler Houthuys and a pair of late goals by Clayton Gilmore and Spencer Churchill sealed the victory for Port Perry Print- ing. For Re/Max Stephen McLen- nan and Cory McQuaid com- bined for a pair of goals and Joey Schembri played strong in goal. Bowling results Tuesday Night Men's Bowling Standings: Creative Basket 33; Guardian Drugs 23; IDA 22; Untouchables 14: Gas Bar 8; IGA. High Single Flat: Trevor Mollon 291. High Single With Handi- cap: Trevor Mollon 323. High Triple Flat: Ted Har- vard 702. High Triple With Handi- cap: Ted Harvard 831. Singles Over 215 Flat: John Criscione 224; Kevin Martin 225; Glenn Squires 215; Harold McLaughlin 250; Bill Ruesink 224, 249; David Squires 226: Robin Boyce 224; Jeff Haugen 217; Gary Reis 219; Rob Espie 222; Trevor Mollon 291; Ted Harvard 239, 238, 225; Peter Booth 216. Triples Over 600 Flat: John Criscione 601; Harold McLaughlin 605; Bill Ruesink 668; David Squires 605; Rob Es- pie 623; Trevor Mollon 634; Ted Harvard 702; Peter Booth 613. Ladies' Wednesday Afternoon League Standings: Square Boy 14; Trader Sam 14; Pizza Delight 13; Haugen's 10; Dixie Lee 7; The Galley 6. Singles Over 200: Elsie Pogue 257; Caron Weber 243; Joyce Storry 241, 205; Gerri Langille 225; Kathy LeFort 213; Joyce Hawkins 202; Ruby Wickiam 200, Triples Over 600: Joyce Storry 618. Sunshine Harbor wins Ontario Sire Stakes Sunshine Harbor came from behind with a strong move in the final turn to capture her first Ontario Sires Stakes victo- ry of the season at Sudbury Downs on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 1992. The two-year-old pacing filly was clocked in 2:02.3, win- ning one of two eliminations of the Grassroots Series contested at the northern oval. Driven by her trainer Wayne Dowson, Sunshine Harbor left from post four and settled along the rail in fourth place for the early going. The daughter of Coal Harbor - Sunshine Drive came to the outside along the backstretch and made her chal- lenge for the lead at the three- quarter mile marker. Working her way up to second in the final turn, Sunshine Harbor pulled away in her final strides to take her fourth victory of the year by one length. Owned by Paul and Gienn Van Camp and Wayne Dowson of Port Perry, Ontario, Sun- shine Harbor has made $7,808 in 13 starts this season. This win earns her a berth in the $20,300 final of the Grassroots Series at Sudbury Downs on Wednesday, Oct. 14. Jack and Jill October 23 This was a special Thanksgiv- ing Service in Greenbank Unit- ed Church. Among those in the congregation Rev. Shepherd greeted was his mother and a guest with our pastor's family, a boy from Singapore Keith Tan. The choir, accompanied by Lin- da Hunter and Betty Stone, sang "My Cup Runneth Over' and Mr. Hugh Baird singing "One God" thrilled the audi- ence. Our thanks to the Eve ning Umt of UCW. for the beautiful fall decorations in the church. Before the Sunday School members left for their classes, Rev. Shepherd made them aquainted with our new moder- ator with a picture and told them the history of the native people of Canada and how they A EMMERSON INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED 193 QUEEN ST. PORT PERRY. ONT 190 1B9 (416) 985-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE = - NATIONAL TRUST A Division of National Victoria Ne and Grey Trustco 6.25 1 YEAR ANNUAI INTFQFST 7.375% - 5S Year Annual Rates Subject to Change without Notice a a a a Sr ly oy Ar A welcomed the new explorers and how they shared their food with our forefathers for which we should celebrate a real Thanksgiving. Our sympathy 1s extended to the family of Mrs. Olive lee, who passed away Sunday morn- ing. She will be greatly missed by all her family and her neigh- bors and friends, as Olive lived all 'her life in the Greenbank area. We remember at this time the family of Mr. Lloyd Hunter who passed away recently The winners of the Green- bank euchre party were: ladies first prize - Phyllis Pegg, second Betty Hockley, third - Jean Pogue. Men's prizes were won by Doris Hill - first, second - Er- win Kydd, third - Neil Mcleod Draws were won by George Harper, Andy Munro and Betty Hockley. The next euchre is Fri- day, Oct. 30. The Evening Unit of UC. W | the Fideles group, met on Wednesday, Oct. 7 in the church. An inspiring devotional service was presented by .Jean Hunter, Noreen Cook and Grace Hunter. We enjoyed a sing-song with a Thanksgiving man. At the business meeting it was decided we would sell the new Umted Church Cook Book The Eveming Unit of UC. W will be ordenng and selling the new United Church Calendars. Please callus if youareinterest- ed in the same. A Farm Family Enhance- ment Program will be present- ed in the Greenbank Hall on Oct. 21 at 7:30 p.m. This is to provide farmers and their fami- lies with community based sup- port services and activities. You are invited to attend, bring your questions, concerns and ideas along with a mug for coffee. Our Greenbank Women's Institute is sponsoring this event. All farm family members welcome. Our October meeting of W I. will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Oct. 21 at the home of Mra. Iva Phoe- nix. Please come and join us and bring a friend. Friends and neighbors are in- vited to a Jack and Jill dance for Doug Dusty and Leslie Boars in Greenbank Hall on Friday, Oct. 23 - $7/per person. Please con- tact Chris Cookman at 705-357- 1257 or Mike Gibson at 985. 7833. | Forder-Parks Insurance Brokers Inc. Perasnal attemtion ta all of your gemenal (maunamee needs. 2985-8471 34 Water St, Port Perry. Ontano [.91, 1.J2 pk Ne i GE ee er An FURS. NE BRIN HT ssp A aT as