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I a 2 A Wa I 2S pa LE "A Family Tradition for 132 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 2, 1998 - 25 Vandals hit Greenbank, park Greenbank News By Doris Hill The Fidelis Unit of the U.C.W. will meet at the church on June 3 at 1:30 p.m. Betty Somerville will be guest speaker. All ladies are invited to come and enjoy a social afternoon. Greenbank Sunday School Anniversary Service 1s on June 7 at 11:15 a.m. Guest speaker is Todd Steele. Please bring sand- wiches and squares for the lunch following the service. The Memorial picture of the Centennial year "1996" donated to the church by Ruth Foster and Ruby Beare is now hanging in the vestibule of the church. Our thanks to Jim Rushford for making a plaque. Doris Hill and Earla Stanfield attended a bridal shower on Sunday for Miss Dianne Mahaffey at Columbus. John and Marilyn Somerville called on Glen and Mary Jean Till last Wednesday. Aileen Dobson, Glen and Mary Jean Till called on Hugh Dobson at Manilla to help celebrate a special birthday. Miss Veronica Vargas from Queretaro Mexico has spent the last two months with the Hunter families to have a holiday and learn more of the English lan- guage. She has now returned to Mexico. She fit in to life in Greenbank well and will be missed. Special thanks to the crew of volunteers who pitched in to help clean up the large maple which fell over in the park on Sunday morning. A group of about 10 helped to trim branches and cut up the limbs. On May 23, the Lions, with the help of Claude Petrie and friends, ran a successful country western dance. Everyone had a great time and the profits will be used to improve and maintain the park. Thanks to all the Lions for the setup, clean up and bar tending and a special thanks to all the musicians who donated their talents. Sadly I report that on Saturday, May 30 someone sprayed black paint on signs and buildings in Greenbank and the park. This behavior is new to Greenbank as most of us respect all the time and effort local volunteers put into our wonderful park. Anyone with information please phone 985-3723. 4 Police Report Canal St. thieves grab TV, VCR Durham Police were called to a Canal St. cot- tage after thieves broke in and stole numerous items. Police believe that sometime around 2:45 a.m. on May 27 thieves entered the home after removing a 18 by 30 inch window. After gaining entry, police say the thieves searched the entire resi- dence before taking a 20- inch Citizen TV worth $400 and a VCR valued at $300. A 2.5-horsepower boat motor and a gas tank were also discovered missing. Police were alerted of the break-in when a family member came to check on the cottage. A neighbor also became suspicious during the early morning hours of May 27 after hear- ing voices in the area of the break-in. Scugog Island News By Karen Davis Hope everyone came out of the storm Sunday safely. Our thoughts were with the 4th Port Perry Brownies as they camped over the weekend. We hope experience. Scugog Island Women's Institute you had a safe and happy "What do you do for yourself each day that keeps your mind and body fit?" Good answers given at the May 20 meeting's Roll Call. Sandra Barron spoke to us on Reflexology. The Ontario South District Annual was held May 21 by our Institute at the Island Church. More than 40 members were pre- sent from the area. Decision to amalgamate North and South Districts was postponed until the 100th anniversary of Ontario South District next year. Scugog Island United Church The Stewards had a suc- cessful yard and bake sale on Saturday at the Redman Farm. Special thanks to the Redmans and everyone who support- ed this fundraising event. Despite the weather on Sunday morning the con- gregation enjoyed the Family Sunday. The chil- dren presented an original Pentecost Song written by Julie Gladman. Then everyone enjoyed the pot luck lunch and the children enjoyed games outside. Special thanks were extended to the teachers and leaders of our Sunday School and Youth Groups. The Lectionary Bible Study will meet on Tuesday, June 2 at 1:30 Get set for an evening of square dancing The Moms & Tots will meet on Wednesday, June 3 at the home of Elaine. There will be an evening of square dancing held on Thursday, June 4 at the Island Hall. Our minister will be away speaking at an anniversary next Sunday. We will be having Joyce McLean as our guest speaker. For pastoral care call Elaine Barber at 985-4094. 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