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SOR a RE EA ENS Ay ARLE RY PA 14-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Aug. 24,1977 | Greenbank area news A party recognizing the 80th birthday of the Federat- .ed Woman's Institute's of Ontario was held on Wednes- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Phoenix. Honey- dale, Shirley and Scugog Island Institutes were guests for the occassion. Mrs. Mabel Cawker our area Public Relations officer, told us of the Anniversary party held in Kitchener in July, where more than 1,300 dele- gates gathered to take in the festivities. The draw was made on the quilt and Mrs. Carol Jeffs of Thanksgiving Weekend Specials to... ) [NEW YORK CITY Depart Oct. 7th. VERMONT Foliage Tour Depart Oct. 7th. NASHVILLE Grand Ole Opry Depart Oct. 7th. AGAWA CANYON Depart Oct. 8th. Quebec City < Depart Oct. 8th. = For aFuli Colour Brochure... Contact your local \ bcensed Travel Agent. He knows who we are. ar hdd EEE EE EE EE EE EE EE ELE ETT SS CHROMACOLOR - at - [J A UXBRIDGE ELECTRONICS 75 Brock Street W. Uxbridge Ontario Phone 852-3481 hdd Th UE Sry Don Mills was the lucky winner, As part of our education and cultural activities, a bus load of Institute members and friends journeyed re- cently to Century Village at Lang, Peterborough museum and the lift locks. Our best wishes for a speedly recovery goes to Mr. Neil Hunter, who has been a patient in Oshawa General Hospital for the past week. Mrs. Mary Thomas of Wick was a weekend guest with Mrs. Myrtle Thomas and attended the Thomas picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee. Please be reminded the Greenbank Ladies Auxiliary of Scouting are meeting at the home of Liz Parry on' Tues. August 30th at 8 p.m. Miss Helen Lee of Kitch- ener spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lee and sister Mrs. Robert Palmer of England. The rain did not dampen the spirits of the large crowd who attended the Barbeque Friday night. The tables were set up in the church and the hall and everyone enjoy- ed the delicious beef and all those home made pies. A job well done boys and thanks to all who helped in anyway. Mrs. Joyce Willis and boys of Sarnia, holidaying with: her brother George, Ruby Beare. Visiting with Mrs. Archie Empringham last week were Mrs. Jack Brown of Washago and Mrs. Margaret Miller of Scarborough also visiting Archie who is still a patient in Port Perry = hospital, we all hope he will be able to get home soon. Tired of look alike homes? See ours. Halliday x Showcase of Homes catalog offers a choice of over 120 designs. Bungalows, Split levels. Twa-storey models. Modern and traditional, . Halliday Homes are quality built to meet National and Provincial building codes and guaranteed. You can chopse from a wide selection of finishing materials and we'll work with you to make sure vour dream home becomes a reality, If you want to look before we talk, mail the coupon below. We'll send you a 50 page Halliday colour tr eatalog and our price list, a a t il B&G Homes 7 2 ? HALLIDAY HOMES oo Authorized Halliday Dealer 141 Scugog Street, Box 555, i Ce 2 Lakeview Plaza AS FE Port Perry, Onfario. i. oO S ol 985-7242 SNS oa PAR AR Lo oF Sp Nhl : "You want a home. IE 0 NS Ato We have the way!" "OO OF £8 ' The card party will be held at 8 pm. on Friday night in Centennial Hall, Brownies (girls 7to 9 years of age) will be starting again in September. They meet on Tuesday evening from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. and new members are welcome. Registration night will be the last Tuesday of September and the fee is $5.00 for the year. Call Carol Rott 985-2040. Mr, and Mrs. Wilf Hughes of Oshawa & Miss Doroth Real of Scarborough attend- ed the decoration services and guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Real on Sunday. Phone news for next week to 985-2092. : Keep Tuesday, September 13th 10:30 a.m. open for Eaton's of Oshawa fashion presentation and hot lunch- eon at Port Perry Scout Hall. It's sponsored by the Green: bank Ladies Auxiliary of Scouting. Tickets at $3.00 may be purchased from. Carol Rott 985-2040 or Ann Cavannah 705-357-3587. Baby- sitting including lunch is available at 50 cents per child. " Despite rainy weather, more than 500 roast be 'Greenbank United Church Barbecue last Friday. Greenbank serves Mrs. Charles Cotton of Utica. ef dinners were served at the In this picture, Gary Hunter of Photo by Betty Deeth O.P.P. report thefts, vandalism , Golf Clubs Stolen A theft of a golf bag and clubs was reported to the OPP August 18 from Sunny- brae Golf Course. The full set of Northrite woods and irons and Spald- ing bag valued at $300 was reported stolen by Robert Farmer of Oshawa. He apparently left them in the parking lot while he was in the club house. Also stolen was' an antique pitching wedge with hickory shaft. Car Theft A car stolen over the week- end in Oshawa was found wrecked and abandoned Sun- day morning on the Scugog- Whitby town line west of Highway 12. -Police report -that-the car suffered extensive damage when driven off the road and into a tree. The OPP and Durham Regional police are investigating the incident. Vandals Vandals caused damage estimated at $1000. to a house owned by Joel Aldred on the 12th Concession, Scugog Island, The house, apparently not lived in, had 22 window panes smashed and four screens: ripped off. Other contents of the house were reported disturbed; 'with nothing of value stolen. The incident allegedly took place some time prior to August 17. A reward for information. concerning; the incident has been posted by Mr. Aldred. EROS 'STAR Stationery Office Surrly 191 Queen Street - Port Perry, Ont. 985.8123 A Division of Port Perry Star Co. Ltd. - See Us Today For All Your OFFICE SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS REPAIR SERVICE T0 ALL MAKES & MODELS 5 hid Ww