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RAR { Nit A oe 3 AN x 1% 5 NR DN ARE NE Reeds 0 is hot in AN NE 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 9, 1981 Greenbank and area news by Mrs. Harry Phoenix Greenbank Sunday School will resume its fall activities next Sunday, September 13th. Itis hoped that as many as possible will attend the induction service for our minister - Rev. Arthur Rodgers on Sunday, September 20th at 8 p.m. A beautiful rendition of two solo selections by George Timms and a recita- tion of the words of the gospel song "Others" by our minister, were an additional bonus to a fine service last Sunday. We are pleased that Mrs. Olive McMillan is home from the hospital: a nurse still comes each day to dress the injured area. Doug and Ruby Lunney of Whitby visited with Howard and Olive on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Treleaven, Jennifer and Jeffrey of Barry visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean last weekend. Mrs. Annie Guy of Peter- borough visited at her sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phoenix, with friends in the village, and attended the U.C.W. service last Wednes- day afternoon. Afterwards the Carnegie family had dinner and spent the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Gray of Uxbridge. Many of our older citizens and shut-ins have been pleased to have our pastor and his wife- Art and Ruth Rodgers, visit them recently. Pearl and Art Couves were entertained on Sunday at their daughers, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Reesor of Agincourt on the occasion of Pearl's birthday. Marion Jermey of Orillia has spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Couperthwaite. Mrs. Marjorie Madeford of South Bend, and her niece, Mrs. Margaret Panelle of Birmingham, Michigan, have been in this area for a week renewing old acquain- tances. 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PROVES PERFORMANCE + SAVES MONEY. SLICK 8Q.1S NOT AN OIL OR OIL ADDITIVE . . . BUT A UNIQUE TFE Resin Engine Coating oniougly 'ONE TIME" METAL TREATMENT - Product Guarantee All Petro-Lon products are guaranteed to perform as stated in official literature when used as directed by official instructions. If pro- duct fails to perform as stated, purchaser can send sales slip or proof of purchase and a state- ment of reason for return to Sales Represen- tative for a full refund of purchase price. [IRE RE SINENGINE SY COATINGS +) aT --- >» FOR GAS AND DIESEL ENGINES - Petro-Lon Products are distributed locally by: D & AENTERPRISES (D. MARTYN) 8 420 KENNY COURT, PORT PERRY 985-3743 DEALERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ARE AVAILABLE. at the arena in Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phoenix spent Sunday: with their daughter Connie and grandchildren, Steve and Lisa at Grand Valley. Mr. and Mrs. James Ianson spent Saturday at Avery Point on Lake Dalrymple with Dorothy's sister Merle. Recent visitors. with the Iansons were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walker and Susan of Hepworth, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Heron of Norwood and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jones. The Women's Institute meeting will be held at the home of Aruella Phoenix on Thursday, September 17th at 2 pm. Larry Emmerson will show slides and tell us more about his work in teaching the handicapped how to deep dive etc. - Larry has been televised working with his students. and has received several awards in recognition of the valuable service he is rendering. Visitors are welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Poupore spent the week-end with Fred Phoenix's. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Halliday of Toronto were recent visitors with Mrs. Verna Baird. Congratulations to all the local Holstein owners and to the Junior Farmers who made such a fine showing at Port Perry Fair and to all who participated to make such a great showing inside. New books New books arriving at the Scugog Memorial Library are as follows: Clara: A historical novel of an Ontario town - P. Mestern; Will's Boy - W. Morris; The Salamanca Drum - D. Eden (Large Print): The Case of the Crimson Kiss - E. Gardner; . Six-Gun Country - M. Brand (Large Print); Lord Gilmore's Bride - S. Walsh; The Deception - C. Dale; The Bible as History - W. Keller; The KGB, The Eyes of Russia - Rostiske; Bread upon the Water - I. Shaw; P.S. You're Not Listening - E. Craig; Guardians of the Universe? - R. Story; The Burning - R. Snow. KiKi Ashburn area news by Mrs. Heron On August 30th at Burns church, Dr, Clifton McKay gave his last message for this summer. It was entitled when the wind is against us, taken from Marks gospel chapter six. With Christ on board we can-endure any storm. Dr. and Mrs. McKays grandson, Jamie Boyes from Hamilton played Amazing Grace beautifully on the bag pipes during the service, and 'Mrs. John McKinney and Mr. Hugh Knight sang a duet. On Sunday, August 30th, the Hopkins family held a dinner and open house in . Ashburn Community Centre "for Jim Handley of Toronto, to celebrate his 80th birthday. : Jim had been one of the Barnards boys who emigra- ted to Canada from England in 1909 with a shipment of other homeless children, from then until 1926 he made his home with the Hopkins. It was obvious that he had made many friends in the area, for many folks from Ashburn, Balsam and Glen Major called to wish Jim a happy birthday and reminisce about good old days on the farm. We wish Jim many more years of 0 health and happiness. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Brian Daw they have a baby daughter, her name is Katie Breanne, a sister for Amy, proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daw and Mr. and Mrs. Art Budd. Mr. and Mrs. E. Heron visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Reg Doubt at Bramp- ton, Mr. Leaper and Jan at Mississauga, Rev and:Mrs. Ken Heron at Bracebridge and Mrs. Georgena Cromie at Pointe Au Baril. 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