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H { emt ne EE a-- TY he Sd i PEED i EI or ml Sn ny Ne a A im at aa Greenbank News by Muriel Gibson re Another successful 3 pitch ball touranment was held on Friday even- ing, Saturday and Sun- day. Terry Till's team came up winners with a score of 14-9 over Larry Midgley's team. The games were planned and managed by Elmer Spence and Kerrie Ann Gibson was scorekeeper for all the games. Several members of Women's Institute and visitors met at my home on Wed. evening and en- joyed hearing from Bet- ty Stone on her recent tour of England and Scotland. On Sunday a family bridal shower was held for Kim Fitzgerald at her grandmother's, Mrs. Helen McKean Mrs. Saturday, Octobe 5th - A Five Piece JAZZ BAND From 9:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. At EMIELS PLACE Downtown Port Perry INFORMATION 985-2066 Covered Winter Boat Storage GORESKI'S MARINA AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR OMC, MERC., & VOLVO *High Pressure Boat Wash *Special Discount for Boats on Trailers *Free Pick-up in Scugog area *Complete winterizing available. LENGTH: 18 to 19'11" .. $215. Up to 15'11" .. $140. 20" to 21'11" .. $230. 16" to 17°11" .. $185. 22' to 24'11" .. $250. ' Store with the Professionals!" CALL (416) 985-3068 HOMESTEAD Florence Archer of Port McNicoll, great grand- mother of the bride, was able to attend. Visiting on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Minten were Mr. and Mrs. Hank Minten and Mr. and Mrs. Houzen of Burlington, Mr. and Mrs. Lamers, Claremont, also grandchildren, Leslie and Michelle of Mississauga. They spent some time at Cullen Gardens. There is still a need for one more Beaver leader at Seagrave. Can be male or female over 18. A dance is being held on Sat. Oct. 12 in Green- bank Hall. Tickets are $12.00 a couple and can be purchased from Terry Crawford at 985-3547. Jack Couperthwaite 39" - Reg. 349995 54" - '249" °239" '349% AT TRESS ES 1/2 PRICE ORTHOPEDIC UNITS (Sold in 2 Piece Sets Only) Reg. $599.95 Q/S - 3699.95 spent the week at the Plowing Match at St. Thomas. Eileen Jarvis and Margaret Couperthwaite travelled to Mt. Gabriel in the Laurentians, amid the beautiful colours and De PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 24, 1984 -- 11 Pitch ball tournament a success warm temperatures and resulted in a glorious holiday. Congratulations to Margaret and Jack Couperthwaite on the oc- casion of their 40th wed- ding anniversary. | Graduates | Yvonne Pypker, wife of Theo and daughter of Andy and Ruth Fennema of Manchester, recently graduated from the Toronto School of Medical Technology as a Registered Laboratory Technologist. Yvonne is a former Port Perry High School graduate and has accepted employment with Red Cross in Toronto. Leanne Kerr, daughter of Everett and Joanne Kerr of Port Perry, recently graduated in June 1985 from Queens University, Kingston, with a Bachelor of Science Degree with first class honours. Leanne, a former student of Port Perry High School, is presently attending the University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine. remember when? (From page 5) 20 YEARS AGO Thursday, September 23, 1965 Miss Margaret Terrett was one of 33 students to be awarded a continuing Bursary by the ATA Trucking Industry Educational Foundation Mrs. Violet Skerratt and her son, Kenneth, won 68 prizes at the Port Perry Fair. They sub- mitted sixty entries and received 37 firsts, 21 seconds and two thirds. Lady golf winners for the 1965 session at Sun- nyBrae Golf Club were, Eleanor Davidson high points; Olive Clark low gross game and Joan Christie low gross for the year. Scugog Ramettes, coached by Don Ashbridge and Tom Eden, defeated Riders team in softball to win the crown for the season. Ontario Riding was getting ready for an elec- tion this fall and according to Roger C. Conant, returning officer, there could be an increase of eligible voters from last time, 70,303 to probably 75,000 this time. 10 YEARS AGO Wednesday, September 24, 1975 Victor Malcolm, Deputy Clerk for the Township of Scugog since its incorporation as a township almost two years ago, resigned from his position. Dr. Matthew B. Dymond was coronated 33rd degree Mason of the Supreme Council of Scottish Rite in Canada. This is the highest rank in the Scot- tish Rite Freemasonary. Mr. and Mrs. Percy VanCamp celebrated their 50th annjversary with a family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill VanCamp, folloW- ed by an open house in the United Church, Blackstock. Durham Chairman, Walter Beath, presented a beautiful sterling silver tea service to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Redman as winner in the Farm Im- provement Competition. 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