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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. August 7, 1985 Decoration Day held August 18 Greenbank News by Doris Hill Deirdre Earle Decoration Day 900 people being served. ceremonies will be held Thanks go to everyone at Greenbank Cemetery who helped to make this on Sunday, August 18th. annual feast such a The guest speaker willbe delight and to whoever Mr. Don Asling of managed to once again Epsom. ensure such glorious The Greenbank weather! U.C.W. will be holding a Would whoever took Bake Sale at the Church the T-ball bats out of the on August 16th. Dona- equipment shed at the tions will be welcome. . park please replace The Greenbank Beef Barbecue was held on August 2nd, with about them. The loss of these ba's is a great inconve- nience as new ones can- ---- > Gs 9). 9 Say It with a ... BALLOON BOUQUET Birthdays - Anniversaries Births - Office Parties Get Well Wishes AVL: FOR ANY OCCASION - A 4A The Balloon House Delivery Available 2868-8108 not be bought due to lack of sufficient funds. Anyone knowing of their whereabouts please call Earla Hill at 985-7886. George and Ruby Beare visited Bill and Shirley Barr at Seagrave on Saturday to meet cousins from Prince Rupert, B.C. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson of Balsam visited Armour and Rachel McMillan on Saturday. Mrs. Mona Mero received a visit from Laura Waddell of Brampton and Mr. and Mrs. Brisbin of Mississauga over the Lakeshore Landscaping , & Property Management SUMMER MAINTENANCE Clean all Lawn Areas - Clean-all Garden Beds - Clean all Walkways - Patios & Driveways. Cultivate & Edge all Garden Beds - Pruning of trees & shrubs (under ¢ 10 ft.) - Lawn/Garden Fertilizing CALL GERRY ... 985-2188 weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hunter went to Guelph on Sunday to see daughter Pat and hus- band Paul Studinski and family. Several people from Greenbank attended the baseball park in Port Perry during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Oldnall and Michele have just returned from a trip to Great Britain Wales and Derbyshire and saw many other places of interest in- cluding London, Serving Uxbridge Township and Area with Quality Products * Dependable Service Competitive Prices * Burner Service *24 Hour Emergency Service "FURNACE OIL 'OASOLINE HOME -- FARM -- INDUSTRY *Equal Billing Payment Plan * DIESEL FUEL 'LUBRICANTS 'Here Today, Here to Stay" CALL 852-3112 You mike us beter Brighton and spent a week in Reigate. Ruby Mole and Bob Gordon of Toronto spent the weekend with Betty and Mel McGee. George and Gladys Van De Walker's guests over the weekend includ- ed daughter Cindy and Greg Valentine and grandchildren of Oshawa; and Terry and Eleanor Crawford, Bob- by and Norman. On Monday, Gladys Van De Walker visited her sister Eliza and hus- & Mattresses - A Large Selection - rest McAmmond spent the weekend at Parry Sound. Mr. and Mrs. William Earle were visited by son Steve Earle of Pickering, daughter Sally, her hus- band Andrew Otis of Scugog Island and son Chris Earle and wife Brenda Earle of Oshawa, and grandchildren Mar- cus and Matthew Otis, Benjamin, Joseph and Heather Earle. Ladies, please keep Wednesday, August 21st in mind for the next W | meeting at the home of Mrs. Earle at the Non. quon Educational Cen. tre. Our guest speakers will be a lawyer, so prepare a question on what you would like to know about laws affec- ting women. If you are helping with items for our Port Perry Fair ex- hibit, please bring them to this meeting. Pay telephone booth lost in two car crash Utica and Area News by Vera Brown The big news of the weekend is the accident at the corner on Friday afternoon. (It's a wonder that we don't have more of them at this corner). Besides the damage to the two cars involved, we lost our pay telephone booth, the corner of the store is damaged and the Becz car which was parked at the east end of the store was totalled. Church service this week is at Epsom at 9:30 a.m. There were 15 tables of euchre played at the Utica Hall last Friday evening and the winners were: Ladies 1st- Mae Forsyth; 2nd- Jean Pogue and low Fran Gib- son. Men's Ist- Mary Cannon; 2nd- Ernie Luke and low Justin Durham. Freeze-out winners were Bernice Loudfoot and Marlene Skinner: 2nd were Bernice Wells and Emmie Cox. There will be another euchre this Friday at 8 p.m. Mr. Grant Bright spent a few days in Port Perry Hospital last week and a wish for better health is sent his way. Mrs. Eva Sutcliffe is visiting her daughter Mrs. Margaret Miller in Mississauga for a few days. Lorne and Eileen Slute were Saturday sup- per guests with their son Bill and family at Rob- inglade Estates. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Luke were Sunday visitors with the Slutes. Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding of Newcastle visited for a few days with her son Jack, Nan- cy and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Aked were welcomed to Port Perry area recent- ly by the Welcome Wagon lady Carol Pat- terson. Recent visitors with the Akeds were Mr. and Mrs. E. Brady of Croy, Scotland. Grandsons Jeremy and Justin Gerrow of Pontypool visited at the Brown home for the weekend. The Browns were Monday supper guests with the Gerrow family. WEIGHT WATCHERS >enior (Litizens S900 $4 00 weekly thereafter Fu SUMMER GIFT TO YOU - THE QUICK START PROGRAM -- IT WILL TEACH YOU THATEATING IS LIVING -- NOT DIETING. --- SO JOIN TODAY AND START LIVING! Reqist aor ang First Meeting Fee $18 00 and Students Registration and First NEW MEMBERSHIP & MEETING LOCATION St John's Presbyterian Church 319 Queen Street. 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