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A a Pa A aE Si - 3 1 ANS - La) CATCHING IN IL VEAL 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 5, 1977 Your New Neighbours Marj If you are in the antique business, it certainly helps to have a genuine interest in the product you are selling. And talking to Mrs. Marjorie Oliver, who opened a shop September 1 in Greenbank, it soon becomes very obvious that her interest is both genuine and deep. By her own admission, she loves to discuss antiques, and will happily get into conversation about the many pieces she has for sale, and her own private collection of small hand-bells. In an interview with the Port Perry Star last week, Mrs. Oliver indicated that doing research and delving into the history of antiques "is my fun", the selling of antiques, she said, "is necessary for the bread and butter". Mrs. Oliver and her husband bought a house this summer in Greenbank, and have converted the basement into an antique shop. It was an ideal spot to combine both a home and a shop. She had been in business for a couple of years in Orillia, and prior to that had had a shop in a small town just south of there. The Olivers are not exactly strangers to Greenbank, however, having made many visits to friends over the years. Since moving there, Mrs. Oliver says that the people in the community have been very friendly and helpful. Mrs. Oliver's interest in antiques goes back more than 30 years, and she has built up a collection of more than 60 small bells. Orie of them, a Praying Llama is more than 200 years old. She is also very proud of an English "town crier" bell. They are very difficult to find, she says, because unless the bells were passed down from father to son, they were usually buried with the town crier when he died. Mrs. Oliver says that business has been a little slow since she opened, but adds that the same can be said of the antique trade in general over the last couple of years. People seem to be more careful with their money, and reproductions have also hurt. There are no reproductions in Mrs. Oliver's shop. Like her interest, all the pieces for sale are genuine. And this includes a 126-piece dinner setting for 12, made in Syracuse by Onatago Pottery more than 100 years ago. She calls it the "piece de la resistance'. RRR RR ANALDA Garden Centre DUTCH BULBS PLANT NOW FOR EARLY SPRING COLOUR TULIPS-CROCUS-HYACINTHS-DAFFODILS We sellonly TOP QUALITY, TOP SIZE BULBS Imported from Holland LANDSCAPING * Call' Now for Free Estimate 5 Miles East of Port Perry - 986-4771 Hwy. 7A a1 Wesi *; Line When calling please 1et phon: ontinously, sine. are er me Thi hs Laraot Te Te crest re ICHARGEX| Prince Albert and area news . By Mrs. Grace Beacock Have you noticed Mother Nature all garbed in her multi-coloured best dress? The members of the "Doubles Club" did not allow the rain to play havoc with » the successful car rally last Saturday. Last Sunday during wor- ship, Rev. R. Brawn's mess- age on Matthew blended well, being World Wide Com- munion administered by him and elders Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Wozney, Mrs. Daigle, Mr. H. Dearborn and Mr. C. Reid. All appreciated the lovely vocal number by Mrs. L. Pereman. By the way, our choir direc- tor and organist, Mrs. G. Hunter, plus choir members travelled late Sunday after- noon via bus to Willowdale - United Church where Rev. Gordon Hunter is the pastor. Upon arrival, a wide variety of pot luck food proved most sumptuous, after which the' choir, as guests, repeated one of their spring programs. Also, one Sunday recently at Church, Rev. Brawn con- ducted a baptismal cere- mony on two babies, Eliza- beth Norena May Anderson and Kyle Bradley Brough. Clerk of the session, Mr. C. Reid, presented the certifi- cates and each infant was the recipient of a white testa- ment presented by Mrs. Deeth on behalf of U,C.W. Following the service, Mr. and Mrs. J. Brough and family entertained her mother, Mrs. D. Pierce, and son Mr. and Mrs. R. Pierce and family, all of Oshawa. A belated but sincere sym- pathy to Mr. and Mrs. M. Linton on the passing of his brother of Oshawa. Many more years to Mr. and 'Mrs. Marshall (Joe) Tripp who enjoyed an autumn trip celebrating another year of marriage. . Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wana- maker, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken Goreski, Mr. Eddie Olsen were guests at the St. John - McLaughlin wedding in Blackstock United Church recently. 2 Continued success to Mr. Did you know CHRISTMAS SEALS fight ASTHMA all year with: 3 Health education and information Family asthma programs Day Camps ~ For information contact your Lung Association ASTHMA WEEK 0cT39 Tom Olsen who has returned to Greenfield University, Bowling Green, Ohio, to further his studies. in busi- ness administration. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lindsay were recipients of a double treat made possible by their friend, Mrs. Ted Jackson, who first served a-delicious dinner after which all enjoy- ed Dr. Tom Millar's Concert at Town Hall, Saturday * evening. ; Mr; and Mrs. Allen Martyn. were among the reception dance group of the Smith --- Day wedding Saturday night, : We are glad to learn two of our residents have returhed home, Mrs. Helen Jewell Ashburn news By Mrs. R. Heron Sorry, there was a mistake in last weeks news column. Burns Church Anniversary is October 30th at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev. Dr. Wm. Fitch of Knox Church, Toronto will be the speaker and Mr. George King of Rex- dale will be the morning soloist and the girls youth choir from St. Andrews choir will be singing in the even- ing. Last Sunday at Burns Church it was Communion Service. Rev. McEntyre's message was "Celebrating your unlimited life'. The choir sang "It Only Takes a Spark". Mrs. Davidchuck took care of Jr. Church. Next Sunday, Mr. Jim Paget, local artist, will have his Christian art on display in the foyer and will be there to talk to anyone about his art work. Mr. Jim Handley of Toronto visited last week with Miss Hilda and Mr. Walter Hop- kins. Also visited with Miss Mary Hopkins in Oshawa Hospital. : We are sorry to report Mr. Earl Huntley suffered a heart attack and was con- fined to Oshawa Hospital. However, at time of writing, he expects to be home soon. Welcome home again to Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Emm who have heen visiting with relaties and friends in England. Visitors recently with Mr. and Mre. D. Ashton were Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Vicers and family of Fergus. Mrs. Lena Doble of Whitby and Mr. Lawrence Doble of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Drew Leaper and family of Don Mills, also Mr. Ken Reynolds of Aurora " wererecent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E. Heron. Happy Birthday to Mr. Lewis Johnston. The family and friends gathered at the, Community Centre on Sat- urday afternoon and evening to wish him many happy returns of the day. from a month to the scenic west coast, and Mrs. Nellie Popert. from six weeks with her son, Don, and family of Chapleau. . Mrs. F. Kerr, Toronto, spent the weekend with her friends at the Clark and Daigle homes. : Mr. and Mrs, Jim Mec- Gregor and baby, lan, of Renfrew enjoyed the week- end with her sister, the Lloyd Pereman's and young son, Mrs. Aleta Doupe of Sea- grave spent the weekend with Mrs. Mabel Graham. ¥ Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Andrews and family visited her aunt, Mrs. F. Sutton ori Sunday, . Thought: Being Thanks- iving, try counting your bles- sings; Grant that we may w realize it is the little things that create differences; The big things of life: we are at | one......Wm. Woodsworth. SUBMARINE Subbys Thorksgh 9 AB 1.39 LAKEVIEW PLAZA Corner7A & Water St. Call 985-713) FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7th to MONDAY, OCTOBER 10th Featuring Fresh Bake Shop . 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