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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" ~ 38- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 17, 1995 The Hall Board worked so hard to put on a good bazaar Saturday and of course they ran into the usual problem with the weather. Taking every- thing into account they and the vendors left the hall with their chins up thinking of better days next spring. The next item on the Hall Board's agenda is the Halloween Dance just two weeks away on Saturday, Oct. 28. Don't forget this Thursday at 7:30 p.m Paul Arculus meet- ing at the church at the Museum centre on the Island. He will again give us an inter- esting talk on our early history of this area. A small admission fee of $2 is requested to cover refreshments and heating the church. Members of the Lake Ne Scugog Historical Society are free. Come on out, [ know you'll enjoy it. The Scouts apple day was a busy one with all groups of Scouting doing their bit. Our boys met back at the Blackstock United Church for lunch and I have heard it was a great suc- cess. I saw a very interesting sign this week which read, "Forget France! Forget Great Britain! Let us all unite ourselves as one great nation from sea to sea to see and live in harmony under the laws of God. Our Firefighter's Association will be holding their Turkey Shoot at the hall Dec. 2 at 8 p.m. May seem a long way off but mark it on the calendar, the days slip by rather fast at this time of the Caesarea Albert Putsey year. The visitors at the Fire Hall open house was down due to the poor weather and conflict- ing other activities. I also guess people wanted to stay home where it was warm. Have you got the answer to this one? ...As you know the Lotto 649 was worth 10 million Saturday night. I had won on the previous draw $2 on the Encore and cashed it in to buy this weeks' 649. In the confu- sion the girl punched in two 649 and two encores up so | said I'd take them because sometimes a mistake 1s a good thing. Both my numbers on the 649 were identical, but the encores were different. Now tell me, if I was the only winner would I have to share the ten million with myself, or would they have given me 20 million dollars? We know we have duplication of numbers that are usually in different loca- tions. Don't become alarmed, I didn't get one number right. Harry Gay had quite a good write up in the Seniors paper in September by Jacquie McInnes. It told of Harry's life along with his volunteer work Hard work on bazaar hampered by the weather with the Oshawa General Hospital. He still goes into the office of Gay Construction daily. Harry, I hope I'm in as good a shape when [I'm 82. Congratulations! Joke of the Week A minister with two lovely daughters was admiring the beauty of a owing stream. A fisherma ssing by called out in greeting, "Catching any?" "I'm a fisherman of men", replied the preacher. "Well", observed the fisher- man with an admiring glance at the girls, "you have the right bait". Saying of the Week Harmony is one phase of the great law whose spiritual expression is love. (James Allen) Super Special! AVERY "Pres-A-Ply" Tabulabels (5615SW) - 70611 - 3-1/2" x 15/16. 5,000 per box. LIMIT 3 BOXES PER Go AD Great Price a9 PAPER MATE "Flexigrip" Stick Pens Available in various colors 96300 - Medium point 96800 - Fine point Great Price eac ¢ HE oo' MSAco0 : CER A A PORT PERRY - IT 985-7383 Mouse Pads 75080 79 each Sale PENTEL Multi-Purpose Correction Pen ZL31-W White, fine point. 89 each Sale PAPER MATE "Liquid Paper" Correction Fluid 56332 Multi-purpose, white 19 each Sale Sales Ends Oct. 31/95 GLOBE-WEIS Hanging File Folders 25 per box. Available in various colors 42100 - Letter Size 42200 - Legal Size ® pid 1 Sale box Sale 49 box Many of thd Greenbank United Church congrega- tion attended Anniversary Services at Pinedale on Sunday. Father Brad Massman of St. Gregorys of Oshawa spoke, and his sermon entitled "Too Many Catholics? Too Many Protestants? Not Enough Christians! was very thought provoking. Next Sunday Church and School at 11 a.m. and Sunday School Children - it is "Wear a Sport Shirt" week so help your team get points, bring a friend, your bible and put on the favorite shirt and come to Sunday School. The Greenbank Lions Club will be running a Halloween Party on Oct. 28 from 11:30 to 2 p.m. at the Greenbank Hall. Reg- istration forms can be found in the store or on the bottom of the Community bulletin you received in your mail last week. The cost is $3 per child and in- cludes movies, lunch, crafts and a magic show. The monthly Euchre Party was held in Green- bank Hall with winners as follows: Ladies; Kaye Brown, Doris Evans, and Norrine Cook. Mens: Har- ry Hill, Neil Hunter and Glen Till with draws to: Glen Till, Marie Cookman and Muriel Gibson. Next Euchre Nov. 10 at 8 p.m. The 4H Awards Night was held last Friday eve- ning at the Banquet Hall in Uxbridge Arena. Fol- lowing a Pot Luck Dinner, awards were presented and Greenbank 4H'ers were among those receiv- A Greenbank ing many awards. Marga- ret Couperthwaite pre- sented on behalf of the Ontario South Womens Institute, a Scholarship to Carol Ann McPhaden. We welcome Ms. Jan Nichols and son Kevin to our community. They Lions plan Halloween party have Loght the Blakely home and recently moved in. Mel and Betty McGee enjoyed Thanksgiving weekend by visiting with their daughter Debbie, and Brian Beatty and fam- ily in Combemere. "Mark and Debbie Roun- dell and family of Nepean were weekend visitors with Murray and I, on Sunday. Mark ran in the First annual Canadian In- ternational Marathon held in Toronto. Thought for the week: Maturity is when you realize how much you thought you knew, but didn't. Blackstock U.C.W. meets Regional meetings soon The afternoon unit met at Thelma Wright's home with nine ladies present. ~ Thelma opened the meet- ing with a poem "A Thank- ful Heart." Thelma had the worship service based on Philippians which deals with maturity. Do everything without com- plaining - appreciate what others have and be happy for them. We sang the hymn "Come Ye Thankful People." Roll call was an- swered by stating what you would like to do. Sev- eral answered by wishing to know more about com- puters. The regional meetings are as follows: Wednes- day, Oct. 18 Claremont at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 19 St. Stephen's at 1:30 p.m. The speaker for both meetings to be Dorinda Vollmer. Quilt blocks were turned in with more to fol- low. Plans were made for the Tractor Pull Banquet on Saturday, Nov. 11 at 7 p.m. The program was a dis- cussion on the article enti- tled Satan in the October issue of the United Church Observer. Thelma then closed the meeting with a Benedic- tion. When (ome? "Jo The pe of 2 is Shae -- wn te 7S