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PORT PERRY STAR OFFICE CENTRE is pleased to announce the addition of the amazing = canon ~~~° COLOR LASER COPIER to their line of business services. STAR OFFICE CENTRE can now provide you with full-color copies for all your business needs, from store window displays to beautiful color flyers. + PHOTO ENLARGEMENTS - your favorite wallet-sized photo can be enlarged - instantly to 8 1/2x11", 11x17 or larger. Beautiful color enlargements at a fraction of the cost of expensive photo labs. STORE WINDOW DISPLAYS - Create attractive, colorful window displays to announce special prices, sales etc. « ADVERTISING FLYERS - for real estate, ' retail or professional use. Now you can make : ; Offer expires Sept. 24/93 your advertising flyers come to life in brilliant full-color. Z, « PHOTO GREETING CARDS - Make your annoucements, invitations and other greetings more personal just by adding photographs. It's easy! [4 81/2" x 11" | FULL-COLOR COPIES. ONLY.........cccoo. | each "x17" « RESUMES WITH PHOTOGRAPHS - If you really want your resume to get noticed, put Color Photo Copies available your picture on it! Makes resumes more FULL COLOR Monday to Friday only. effective in getting the job done - helping you COPIES for If you require a color copy on Saturday get a job. only $2.79 ea. please call ahead to make sure a technician is on duty. - ARCHITECTURAL RENDERINGS and Engineering Drawings - You get clear, full- color copies of drawings, charts, graphs with all the detail of the originals. PORT PERRY STAR 0) 0 (61 D9) DIA ff 14 Please Note: It is against the law to duplicate currency and any official documents. We reserve the right to refuse to copy anything we feel could be breaking this law. 188 MARY ST. * PORT PERRY ¢ (416) 985-7383 or Fax (416) 985-3708 %, The Scugog Toy Lending Library had a couple of special guests at the opening of its fifth season on Thursday. Linda Baca of the Scugog Public Library read Peter the Rabbit to the youngsters who were also cot Duncan the Dragon. meet Thursday mornings at t ally happy 1o see the library's mas- bers, of the toy lending library Port Perry United Church. Any- one wishing information about the group may call co-directors Maureen Hall at 985-9682 or Anne-Marie Taillon at 985-4558. Surprise party held BETES ee RR RR RR ES BR RRR RRR: Greenbank News By Helen McKean a, REE RSE R J SRS surprise party was held at the Greenbank Hall for Darlene and Brian Gibson's 25th wed- ding anniversary. Many family members and friends attended the party. Beautiful expensive costumes were worn for the ex- citing "mock wedding." Congratulations to Darlene and Brian!! Deirdre and Bill Earle were thrilled by the arrival of their newest grandchild on Sept. 15. Emily Victoria was proudly wel- comed by her parents, Chris and Brenda Earle of Bowman- ville. She is a dear sister for Benjamin, Joseph and Heather. Our best wishes to every mem- ber of Emily's family. The Roll Call for our Women's Institute meeting on Sept. 22 at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Muriel Gibson is - "Bring a picture de- pecting farming of the past." Come and enjoy the fashion show. \ A number of W.1. members at- tended a workshop in Nobleton on Monday. This is a hands-on time learning Christmas crafts. However, using Christmas col- ors now - these crafts can be used all year round. More about these classes later. My news is short this week! Please call me with your news at 985-2944. Sympathy extended by Vera Brown Church and Sunday School this week will be held in Epsom Church starting at 11 a.m. with Mrs. Heather Burton taking the service. The following week, starting at 10 a.m. in Utica Church, Norman Tucker and Jane Sobil will be having a Jun- ior Choir practice. Friday is euchre night in Uti- ca starting at 8 p.m. at the Com- munity Hall. This past week, Utica lost two of their well known citizens. On Tuesday, my husband William Brown passed away in his sleep at Uxbridge Hospital following a seven month confinement in hospital. On Thursday, Charlie Cottyn gave up his fight with his illness that went back sever- al months of hospitalization. Sympathy to Bertha and Wayne, Gail and Arnold Kerry and their family. On behalf of my family, thanks to everyone for their words of comfort and deeds over the last several months. Former neighbor Chris Reu- sink is in Wellesley Hospital where she underwent hip sur- gery last Friday. I'm pleased to report that she is doing fine and I'm sure that all who knew her when she lived down the road and also ran our local store, would like to wish her a speedy recovery. The Robert Slack family were Saturday supper guests with Lloyd and Alice Ross. Pete and Georgina Sutcliffe and Don and Doris Timms of Whitby visited on Sunday eve- ning with Mr. Harold Timms at Blackstock.