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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, October 16, 1985 Bridge club celebrates anniversary [== Just a year ago with hope and some trepidation, a few brave peo- ple promoted the formation of a Duplicate Bridge Club in Port Perry. After the first meeting, Oc: tober 30th, 1984, they never looked back! This was only possible through the interest and generosity of the Kroonenbergs of Emiel's Place, who donated the use of their Banquet Room for the Club- Tuesdays, afternoon and evenings With mixed emotions, the Club decided they should no longer 1m- pose on the Kroonenbergs, so have rented the Prince Albert Hall on Wednesdays for this year's play. All the Club members are indeed grateful to the Kroonenbergs for their generous support, and will look back with nostalgia on their first year of bridge in the cosy surroun- dings at Emiel's Place. President Peter Francis and his enthusiastic executive are planning an interesting season, with a day for "An Introduction to Duplicate," perhaps some competitions, and possibley a social evening. Watch the Port Perry Star for weekly play results, and further developments. In the meantime, visitors and pro- spective members are welcome Wednesdays at Prince Albert Hall at 12:45 pm. and 7:15 p.m Coffee and tea are available Director Harold Brown, friendly and relax- ed, makes everyone feel immediate ly at home The annual membership fee 1s $5.00, and daily playing charges of $150 per member, or $2 00 for visitors. Who knows, a potential Ely Culbertson or Charles Goren could be lurking in our midst to make Port Perry prominent in the world of Bridge! WHITBY-OSHAWA HONDA 1110 Dundas St. East - Whithy, Oat. SALES - SERVICE - LEASING NEW & USED CARS Call ... Kevin Cannon Nef 066-1712 686-1745 RESIDENCE - 985-2515 -- ELECT -- JOHN WOLTERS MAYOR Make Your Vote Count On NOVEMBER 12, 1985 For Further Information Call: 986-4303 AAAS O GS PORT PERRY OSHAWA the co-ope 372 King St W Bus LIFE HOME AUTO COMMERCIAL FARM TRAVEL An INSURANCE CHECKUP is a good way to start... Protection for your family and financial secunty in your retirement years should be on the top of your checkhst A representative of The Co operators has the know how and expenence to help you build a sound insurance and financial planning program And. as Canada's largest all hnes insurer, we have coverages and options to shape up all your Insurance protec hon needs Call our Insurance Fitness specialists today rators Insurance Services 238 Queen Street. Port Perry Bus 985 8404 728.1661, Res 725.6652 #, (77 Surprise! Actually Fraser Dimma and Deborah Hunt weren't surprised at all when they caught their neighbours dressing up their front yard with streamers and pink flamingoes. The oc- No surprise at all casion was the couple's fourth anniversary. Last spring Fraser and Deborah pulled the same stunt on their neighbour's anniversary. Look's like all is fair in love, war and anniversaries. Halloween party for kids Greenbank and Area News by Doris Hill Brightly coloured leaves and autumn flowers decorated the church on Sunday morning as a large congregation of worshippers gathered for the annual Thanksgiv- ing service. Following the call to worship the Jr. Choir sang '0, Give Thanks' and '*All That Our Mighty god Hath Made."' Rev. Shepherd's sermon "East of Eden" conveyed a very meaningful message on the meaning of Thanksgiving and the Sr. Choir anthem *'Sing To The Lord of Harvest" was enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ellison of Thamesville, Ontario, and Mrs. Donna West of Sheet Harbour, N.S, visited with Helen and Don McKean on the weekend, also attended the wedding of Helen's granddaughter in Ajax on Saturday. The Greenbank Hall Committee is again this year holding a Halloween party for local children on Saturday. October 26th from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m The party will be divided into two parts with younger children downstairs and oldere children upstairs. Admissions will be $1 00 per child and there will be costume prizes awarded, games and refreshments for all. Children 8 years and older may bring a carv- ed pumpkin from home for judging. Parents are most welcome to at- tend. An added feature this year will be a teen dance immediately follow- ing the party. All local kids from 11 to 16 years of age are invited to at- tend in costume - 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. Admission to the dance will be $1.00 and refreshments will be sold. For more information call 985-8351. Friends and neighbours of Bar- bara Phair who have been sadden- ed by her difficult long months of il- Iness, now mourn her passing from their midst. Barbara was always willing to share her many talents with us and was a valued member of this community. Sympathy is ex- tended to the Phair and Dobson families. Miss Mary Forfar of Agincourt has been visiting her sister Mrs Mildred Thomson for a few days. Recent visitors with Mrs. Olive McMillan were Mrs. Frank Ell- ingham of Listowel, Mrs. Don Christie of Chilliwack, B.C, Mrs Bessie Acton of Uxbridge and Mrs Ethel Bettles of Toronto Please note the Women's Institute has been postponed until next week Please see the notice in the Green- bank store for day and time Mr. and Mrs Marten Minten and family of Keswick and Mr. and Mrs Take A Look at our Fall Specials! Patio Door Verticals 75 x 84 (Free Valance) 85 x 85 o for 1 BALE on Roller Shades (including our Designer Series) Get your 2nd Blind of equal or less value 139.99 149. 9 FREE! For all your window covering needs 35% OFF h selection of ALSO! ! 'Venetian & Pleater Shades. . call us for tree --_-- a home service Durham Shade & Verticals 985-9985 Keith Minten and family of Mississauga spent the Thanksgiving holiday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Minten. Ruby and Geordie Beare, Carol and Hillis Wilbur enjoyed a warm and sunny musical weekend absor- bing the sights and sounds of Nashville, Tennessee. They attend- ed the 'Grand Ole Opry Music, Music, Music," and other musical performances also had a tour of Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hunter's fami- ly were all home for the Thanksgiv- ing holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan visited with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ruth of Omemee one day last week. For next weeks news, please phone 985-7712. Chevelle a target A Cartwright man couldn't believe his eyes or his ears when a mysterious car pulled up in front of his home and someone started fir- ing pot shots at his own car He heard the car pull up in front of his yard and then listened in disbelief as someone in the car pull: ed out either a semi-automatic or a handgun and fired four or five shots at his parked 1976 Chevelle Police say damage amounted to $50 Scugog Island (From page 11) movement The same day the "Head UCW will cater for a Wedding reception at the Hall Next Wed Oct 23 the "Head" UCW executive meets at Jan's home at 9°30 am The same Wed at 8 pm. the "Grace" UCW will hold a euchre and bake sale in the Community Hall It's not too early to order your tickets for the Halloweeen Dance from Norma Tower 985-2673 or the Hospital Dance from Camille (Crozier 985-2644 or Pat Tavlor 985-8578