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| datasheet ied tht i bedded didn aero AC a fiat TTY WTR Tae TE -------- "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" 20 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 10, 1992 KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR Ron Lace Is shown with two of his bird carvings. A mem- ber of the Birdseye Carvers Club Mr. Lace was part of the club's annual Show and Sale held on Sunday. Forder-Parks Insurance Brokers Inc. (CN HN OX 5 YEAR Personal attention to all of your general insurance needs. 3 our best rate 34 Water St., Port Perry, Ontario LIL 1J2 985-8471 Subject to change without notice GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES - ANNUAL RATES - 4 YEAR .....coie vss imsussnssomsnsss non : 2 YEAR ....c.onnrni snreesaversansonss 6.5% YEAR 6.8% 4 YEAR .........cssnsmusveiec cans susaneas 7.0% 5YEAR 71.5% Rates subject to change without notice SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY "Serving Scugog for Over 15 Years" PHONE 985-3832 ] or Christ as Pet Photo Day «BROOKS FEED STORE #1180 Highway 7A, Port Perry Saturday, November 21, 1992 on >< -d O =x Oo --i oO Photos available for pick up DECEMBER 5-12 CCCs nO Cm nn nO al a as LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Port Perry Star encourages our readers to make use of the letters to the editor column to express their opinions and viewpoints on just about any subject, as we feel a lively letters column helps make a better community newspaper. We insist, however, that all letter writers sign their name. Sorry, no anonymous letter will be printed. Choir practice Thursday The Fidelas unit of the U.C.W. met at the church on Wednesday afternoon. There was a good attendance to enjoy the inspiring devotion, on Re- membrance and Thanksgiving presented by Pat Raines, Ruby Dusty and Helen Parish. Our president Mrs. Helen McKean was in charge of the meeting. Our unit is selling the United Church Cookbooks. If interest- ed, call Mrs. Margaret Cou- perthwaite at 852-6693. Mrs. Judy Latta was present and dis- played the personalized chil- drens books. If interested call Judy. The commencement awards were held at Port Perry High School on Friday evening. Con- gratulations to Mathew Shep- herd on being chosen valedicto- rian on his graduation. Mrs. Margaret Couperthwaite pre- sented the awards for Green- bank Woman's Institute. Some of the Greenbank graduates were: Todd Foster, Tara Gal- berg, Darin Bacon, Sheila Clarke, Heather Couperth- waite, John Ennis, Dana Gib- son, Andrew Galle, Marilyn Jer- onimo, Janis Marshman, Barkley Phoenix, Micheal Pow- ell, Robert Raines, Timothy Timms and Mathew Shepherd. Mrs. Elinor Shepherd spent the weekend visiting with her son Rev. David Shepherd and family. Have you ever thought of be- coming a Foster Parent to a third world child? Foster Par- ent's Plan of Canada - through a local foster parent's family who are taking part in a new mem- bers' drive - is looking for a fami- ly to sponsor a seven-year-old Indian girl, who has never had the advantages our own chil- dren are able to take for grant- ed. For less than a dollar per day, you can enjoy the warm feeling of making a difference to this child, her family, and her entire community. To learn more about being a Foster Par- + Oil Leaks + Brakes + Steering + Exhaust +» Fluid Levels + Wiper System + Electrical r ! 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Most enjoyed tea and coffee and sweets in the sun room, served by Micheal Green. I would like to express thanks to all those who did so much work to make this such an interesting day for all who attended. The W.I. meeting will be held at the home of Betty Stone on Nov. 28. Everyone welcome. Congratulations to Holly Beattie who was asked tobein a Junior Master Bowling Tourna- ment in Ajax last weekend. She ended up 46 points over her av- erage. Debbie and Bryan Beattie visited friends Roy and Connie Harwood in Brighton on Satur- day, and then attended a 25th anniversary party of Kathy and Teddy Walker at Colborne in the evening. Attention mothers and fa- UAC thers with babies or little chil- dren! Are you interested in meeting others for a weekly ex- ercise class - social hour? Exer- cise will be stretch and strength, relaxation exercises. Bring babes along. At Green- bank Hall one week day morn- ing, and (tentatively to start Wednesday, Nov. 18), low cost. Please call Lisa at 985-1057 for more information. Greenbank Scool News By Jason Vale and Tim Wray Library - The Grade 2/3 class researched recipes on apples this week. They made lists of various ways we eat apples. They arranged the different rec- ipes into categories such as snack, lunch or dinner. They also surveyed the Grade 6 class to discover what was the most popular way to eat apples. The Grade 6 students enjoyed Norbert Nipkin by Robert McConnell. They used the sto- ry/poem to gather ideas for writ- ing a story/poem on the comput- er. Grade 5 students went to S.A.Cawker for prologue to the performing arts. Title of perfor- mance - My Diskette. Two per- formers made music using unu- sual instruments and a diskette was put into a piano keyboard. Grade 3/4 students have started games period that in- volve strategies and thinking skills such as chess, checkers and others. The girls and boys volleyball teams went to the S.A. Cawker tournament. 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