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ay Rr A I ER Te FT SYNE SRT NL I ES BR A WE a Xr A 2 | = Ny ey $5 NA Ks oc coda LEAR RE DUE ANA SA DUAN DI TR A ee 0 DN i A I a EX BN ASO ain 14-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Aug. 31, 1977 Greenbank area news The Church Services will resume next Sunday at 11:30, when Mr, Roundell will be back with us, after spending the summer at a mission in British Columbia. Our sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phoe- nix and Mary in the death of Miss Jean Phoenix who was well known in the village where she lived for many years. Hospital Report Week Ending August 25, 1977 Admissions ...................... 42 BIPIS, ou ics rinsrnnsiutiapminmininee 4 Deaths ........c.c...vveeeenin. Nil Emergencies.................. 179 Operations......................... 9 Discharges............ ssiresianes 40 Remaining......... 3: SN 40 Wintario Tickets available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 Mrs. Myrtle Thomas accompanied by: Miss Dorothy Umphrey of Ux- - bridge, visited recently with her cousin, Mrs. Olive Taylor in Toronto. Quite a few from our area journeyed to Epsom on Sat- urday evening and enjoyed their beef bar-b-que and all the trimmings. Mrs. Mona Mero and Mrs. Clara Smith of Aurora enjoy- ed a scenic trip from the Sault to Agawa Canyon and Mackanac Island, recently. Mrs. Don McKean attend- ed a shower on Sunday in honour of her daughter Dale Treleaven at the home of Mrs. Penny Fitzgerald in Pickering. . Mrs. Florence Archer of Port McNichol attended the shower and staying this week with her daughter Helen McKean. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stone attended the National A.A. Breeders in Louisville, Ken- tucky last week. PETER BARKER Denture Therapist 111 Dundas Street West WHITBY - 668-1464 Winners of the euchre party last week were: ladies - Beatrice. Harrison, Bertha Stiver, Mildred Thomson, Dorothy McGuckin. Men - Hardy Noble, Irwin Kydd, John Somerville, Doris Hill. Mr. and Mrs. John Stone ° spent a few days last week holidaying in the Haliburton area.' Diary of a 'DAY FOUR Tuesday was sunny with west winds. We saw blue herons and an osprey near Canal Lake. At Kirkfield we had a ride up the big hydrau- lic lift lock. We were the only ones in the lock at that time. We also saw two big beavers which crashed through the bushes right beside our canoe. The rest of that day . was routine paddling cross- ing Balsam Lake to Rosedale on highway 35 by 6:00 p.m, The distance for this day was 23% miles in 8 hours. DAY FIVE On Wed. the weather was clearing and winds were light so we decided to try to make it home. We-travelled Cameron Lake to Fenelon Falls and Sturgeon Lake to Lindsay where we had lunch. We both noted that the water in Lindsay was the worst for pollution and the only place that had 'unsafe swimming signs. Once we passed Lind- say, the water improved a Come out and support our Greenbank ball team when _they play their. final game this- week against - Port Perry. As for time and plage enquire from any o team. Good luck Boys! and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith | spent a week's holidays in Maine, U.S.A, canoe trip great deal. I commented to Rob that I didn't need signs to tell me the water wasn't safe, 'It reminded me of the Don River in Toronto. Of the whole trip this was the worst section of water and shore line that we had gone through. The shore- line by the locks in Lindsay was the only beautiful spot. After Lindsay, paddling up the Scugog River to Lake Scugog seemed to take for ever, We reached Scugog Island by 8:30 p.m. During the trip we had been paddl- ing about 40 strokes per minute and there: wasn't any change even on this last section. We didn't talk much, just paddled toward Port Perry. This was one of the finest sections of the trip. The sun and wind had dropped. The moon was - # high and the lights from Port were bright. It was a serene way to finish an arduous day. The distance covered for this last day was 40 miles in 14 hours when we touched shore at 11:00 p.m. again. lifetime. and slimmer. pear. counterwej ca of wel oi IQ Wt. Foreveris a long, long time. And that's how long we'd like to see you slim. counterweight. Introduces it's New Fall Program "Dem Forever Lose Weight starting this week. You will learn a whole new concept of weight control which keeps working with you 7 days a week. You will learn how to avoid regaining lost pounds ever We'll keep your plate full of such tasty, exciting foods as steaks, spaghetti, garlic bread, desserts, parfaits and even a glass of wine. 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