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Crossing guards fo ~ _ {Ah}, They won't be whistling dixie ... they'll be whistling to make going to school even safer. Port Perry's six crossing guards were outfitted with whistles last week in an attempt to force unwilling motorists to stop for school crossings. Irene Harrison does guard duty for Prince Albert Public School, where she says traffic isn't bad compared to areas in front of R.H. Cornish Public School and Immaculate Con- ception Catholic School. At both crossings guards Sunday school has anniversary Greenbank News by Margaret Couperthwaite by Margaret Couperthwaite Reserve June 5th for Greenbank's Sunday School Anniversary at 11:00 a.m. when Rev. Edith McManiman of the Goodwood-Epsom- Utica charge will be the trentway | {e]1U] ol CALIFORNIA Salt Lake City - Reno San Francisco - Los Angeles - Hollywood Las Vegas 23 Days - Depart July 2 Aug. 6 - Oct. 15 OZARK MOUNTAINS 9 Days... $590.pro8L Depart - June 11 Aug. 20, Sept. 24 VIRGINIA'S SHENANDOAH VALLEY 6 Days... $440rrosL Depart - June 19, July 17, Aug. 28 NEW ENGLAND 7 Days... $480¢rr0aL Depart - July 2, 23 Aug.6.27,Sept. 17,24 & Oct. 1 PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH COUNTRY 5 Days... $330rr08L Depart - June 13 July 11, 25, Aug. 29. Sept. 19 GATLINBURG AND THE SMOKEY MOUNTAINS ) 6 Days... $385pr08L Depart - June 12, Aug. 21,0ct. 2, 15 FRANKENMUTH MACKINAC ISLAND AGAWA CANYON 6 Days... $395rr0aL Depart.- July 10, 24, Aug. 7. Sept. 11, 18, Oct. 2 NASHVILLE FAN FAIR WEEK 6 Days. .. $660rro8L Depart - June 6 TENNESSEE MUSIC EXTRAVAGANZA 8 Days... $550rr08L Depart - July 3, 24, Aug. 7,21" NASHVILLE 4 Day Depart - June 30, July 29, Sept. 2, Oct. 7 "| NASHVILLE 5 pay Depart - June 30, 3 Days... $215pr0nL Depart - July 1, Aug. 8 Sept. 3,0ct. 8 MOOSONEE 3 Days... $225rr080L Depart - July 4, 25, Aug. 8 & 29 FOR DETAILS: § NONQUO TRAVEL 985-2336 t July 28, Sept. 1,0ct. 8 ~ AGAWA CANYON guest speaker. Special music. by Greenbank School Choir under the direction of Mr. John Bark. A good number of the community attended Anniversary Services on Sunday at Seagrave to hear Mr. Donald Mc- Naughton of Uxbridge deliver a very thought provoking sermon entitled "A Book like no Other". : A correction to the misprint last week, the. Community shower for Denise dusty is on June 11, at the home of her parents. Ladies please bring lunch. * Greenbank Town Hall will be holding an old fashion strawberry social on Sunday, June 26. There will be a pro- gramme of music in the hall beginning at 7:00 p.m. including a barber- shop quartette and various local talents. This will be followed by strawberry shortcake and coffee. Call 985-8351 for tickets. Don't forget the W.I. 'bus trip to Black Creek Village on June 6. Tickets still available, call 985-2092 - 2944. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lee and Mrs. Dorothy Ianson were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Roundell, Ajax, Sunday evening. The Junior Choir enjoyed a baseball game and other entertainment last Wed- nesday afternoon in the park and after that were hosted by Bob and Linda Hunter to a Barbecue at their home. This con- cludes the choirs activ- ities until fall. Mrs. Ann Phoenix --- hosted -a-family shower ~~ at her home for Denise Dusty on Sunday after- noon. The Greenbank Teen Group will be holding a car wash this Saturday, 9 am. - 1 p.m. at the Greenbank Public School. Proceeds will go to help support this group. Mrs. Marjorie Beaton and Mrs. Marie Cook- manrecently attended a shower for Miss Mary Caye Fergusson at the home of Mrs. Bruce Beaton, Port Perry. RN AN I RE PS RE So MF hb, DREN A Pr FLA AN FERRE Pa acid gd sabtdu aaa RINE RELAY S$ atl of SA-(V ; " whistle a new tune i § contend daily with cars that zoom by seemingly oblivious to children trying to cross the road. At the suggestion of Durham Regional Police Constable John Bell, who is hoping the whistles will add extra incentive for drivers to stop, the whistles were ordered by the Town- ship of Scugog. They arrived last Wednesday morning. "We just don't want any accident like the one in Whitby where the woman, who was a guard for 16 years, was hit and killed," Mrs. Harrison says. '"'Sometimes the cars just don't seem to want tostop." po w¥ 3 2 84 - ' . J 3 IN YY s 200 / . \/ Aut IL 'Ar 4 wa EAE a ET 2 Se SE nade RR yy ps 4 NAAT i . Ad. $F an t "% NE. . a re . A " Tian Adon =a CAN PAP din Sirdamddnlradei-Lbahl mw ns i clotltubvite) shai tdiidoiudipbida Rahimi ialitty is % Gonumling edd al aa PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 31, 1983 -- 23 Bae Vrs fa - Ld old Charlene Criscione ventures across Queen St. under the watchful supervision of (from left to right) Betty Kerr, Irene Wallace, Jack Hope and Irene Harrison. Local crossing guards are making it even safer for children to get to school. Last week they acquired whistles, very loud histles, to signal to motorists their inten- tion of crossing the road. Above, four year- about the Great Values being offered during \ DAYS by these Progressive Merchants Watch next week's Star for special 8Pageflyer | - STEOMANS STAR Office Products ka 235 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 1 MAIN STREET SOUTH - UXBRIDGE PORT PERRY PLAZA - HWY. 7A 62 BROCK ST. W., UXBRIDGE PORT LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER CO. 11 VANEDWARD DRIVE (OSHAWA ROAD) [0] Rouse or Howans 241 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY - 985.2272 PERRY : ONTARIO - 985-7391