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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. May 12, 1982 SHIPTON H nnn SEAWAY TRUST COMPANY id LE SIGNS oo5004c David H. Smith COMMERCIAL ARTIST INIT YS CR IRE [RVR (OJ hr Member of the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation. Guaranteed Investment Certificates 1to5 Year Annual Interest 17%% "Subject to Change without Notice." DLA § 0) oy RA ALARA pina ts i A NF SHEN wet, 2h ie TT TT =U DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERLTD. 30 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY -985-8471 ne Greenbank and area news by Shirley Lee A very meaningful Family Day Service was held Sun- day at our Church. Six parents presented their children for baptism; Leslie Ann Hunter, daughter of Jim and Shirley Hunter, Prince Albert; Kevin Lewis Kerry, son of Grant and Sonja Kerry, Oshawa: Kimberley Marie Ruis, daughter of Edward and Deborah (Cook- man) Ruis, Oshawa; Scott Allan Spencer and Shelly Ann Spencer children of Robert and Patricia Spencer; Joel David Thom- son, son of Jim and Kim- berely Thomson, Valier Leanne Ward, daughter of Jim and Barbara Ward. Mr. Wm. Stone presented each parent with their certificate of Baptism and Mrs. Jean Hunter gave each mother a lovely red carnation. Mrs. Hunter also presented a car- nation to Mrs. Marion Trudeau, mother of Mrs. Jim Hunter who had driven from Sault Ste. Marie to see her grandaughter baptized. Next Sunday Services will be taken by the young people who attended Toc Alpha Con- ference in Toronto last Christmas. Our Church has now been set up for "baby sitting, during the service so all parents interested, please leave your children with baby sitters. before the service at 11:30. Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMillan attended the wedding of a cousin, Mr. Ian Ellingham' to Miss Diana Steele, on Saturday at Lawrence Park Community Church, Toronto. On Wednesday, May 19, Coffee Hour will be doing silk flower arrangements. Please bring your own containers. The neighbours at the corner of Highway 12 and 47 will be having their garage sale at the corner on Sat- urday, May 15. Sorry to report that Mrs. Kathleen Leask is a patient in Port Perry Hospital, we wish her a speedy recovery. We are pleased to hear that Mr. and. Mrs. Rick Windsor were finally able to bring their wee son home from Oshawa Hospital. Recent visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Armour McMillan "were Mr. and Mrs. Russel Heron, Mr. and Mrs, Roy McMullen and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rennie all of Sunder- land. The Greenbank Spring Clean-up Sale went ahead on schedule last Saturday and was a great success for the Hall Committee in all respects except unrelenting rainy weather. Due to this fact, a repeat of the same event will be held outside the hall 'on Saturday, May 15, 9:00 a.m. to 3 p.m., weather permitting. The Hall Committee would like to express their sincere thanks to all individuals to - numerous to name who were most generous in their donations of baked goods, articles for sale, and help in set up and clean up for this event, their help and support is very greatly appreciated. Thanks again. The Greenbank Childrens Free Theatre will be back in action this Saturday, May 15, inside the Hall 13 p.m. n and A trip for two to London, England, via... CP Air Holidays See exact contest details at: \ Wed. May 12th to Sat. May 15th. Creat Opening Specials! Fill out a ballot at any of these participating merchants: Dominion Store, Bargain Harolds, Rave Convenience Store, Professional Clips & Angel Hut Pet Shop. | PLUS: oe courtesy of PLUS oo $350.00 Cdn. funds spending money. Two economy BritRall passes for one week and two nights tourist class hotel accommodations in London, Eaton's Travel | KINGSWAY VILLAGE SHOPPIN G CENTRE 1300 King Street East, Oshawa. I CN re a -------- Movies showing will be: Bear Country, Beauty and the Beast, The Foolish Frog, I Know a Lady who swallow- ed a Fly, Ida makes a Movie and Disappearing Trick. Snack bar will be set up in the Hall basement catering to both the sale and the movies. With both events the Town Hall should be a very active place next Saturday so come and join in the fun. Your local Scugog Shores Museum will be opening with their annual Pioneer Event, Saturday and Sunday, May 22-23. The displays are changed and there will be some new activities as well as the tradional butter making and sheep shearing. The tickets for the Women's Institute bus trip to Kitchener, Elmira on June 17 are going fast so if you would like to get out for a day and see the country side in 'all its spring beauty and away from the work at home, just phone 985-2924, 7456,2092, We would like to welcome to the community Mr. and Mrs." Jeff Oldnall and daughters Mitchell and Donna Lynna from-Epsom who have moved into the Harry Hill house in Green- bank. DID YOU KNOW? that Community Care needs teenagers aged 13 and up to do grass cutting, snow shovelling, housework and yardwork to assist senior citizens? If you like to help others and make a little money, please call 985-8461. I A EL ADA LEE is COMING to ~ EMIEL'S PLACE on. THURS., MAY 20th ollie TTT Te [TTT TE To SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS Call' GIL RUMMENIE 986-5319 Or Drop Off At MODERN TEXTILES EE -- a TOMATO PLANTS GERANIUMS Port Perry Folk ... "Our 10th Year" BRUNTON'S * QUEEN STREET WEST PORT PERRY - 985-7114 Independ nt rap ICS Signs: ail kinds, we refinish old Neon signs . Brochures:Logos Business cards. Illustrations: complete finished artwork 985-9320.