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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 22, 1985 ALL ABOARD! RIVER BOAT von 10 WATERS Y PORY PERRY, ONTARW PARTY Thursday - Friday - Saturday OCT. 31 to NOV. 2 Ghostbuster Weekend! HALLOWE'EN Spaoktacular Contests Prizes - Dancing Teh In conjunction with K« CPAirHolidays invite you to a consumer presentation on the Dominican Republic. Mark this date on your calendar now and come join us on an evening of fun, prizes, and adventure. DATE: Thursday, October 24 TIME: 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. PLACE: Scugog Public Library 231 Water Street, Port Perry, Ontario EVERYONE WELCOME! FREE ADMISSION! It you wish to attend, please call Port Perry Travel at 985-2268. Port Perry TRAVEL ) 64 Water Street, Box 1720, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO Telephone: (416) 985-2268 THIS HALLOWEEN W719 (44 LIGHT THE WAY! HALLOWEEN. Make this the happiest and safest year ever for your ghouls and goblins Come into Dixie | ee for your safety flashiight Each flashlight 1s unbreakable comes complete with batteries and 1s ready to hight up your children's eyes Hurry these flashhghts won't last long MALLORY ROAD SAFETY FLASHLIGHT FRIED CHICKEN AND SEAFOOD 1368 Water 8t., Port Perry 985-9009 KEEP YOUR LITTLE GOBLINS SAFE THIS MALLORY ROAD SAFETY FLASHLIGHT WITH PURCHASE OF AN ECONOMY BOX BUCKET OR BARREL AT REGULAR PRICE WT PURCHASE $2 49) WHILE SUPPLIES LAST saintfield ladies lob ball celebrates at dinner Greenbank and Area News by Betty Stone On Friday evening the Saintfield Ladies Lob-Ball team, which is sponsored by Linda's Hair Place, went to Oshawa for a dinner party and later returned to Jackie Baker's place in Greenbank, for a enjoyable evening. A great way to end the ball season! On Sunday evening Joan and Fred Timms hosted a family dinner par- ty in honour of Fred's sister, Lillian Wilson of Blackstock, who was celebrating her 71st birthday. Over 75 relatives enjoyed a meal and social time together. Betty and Mel McGee were hap- py to have all their family with them to celebrate Thanksgiving together. The Greenbank Hall Committee is again this year holding a Hallowe'en 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 older children upstairs. Admission 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. Margaret Couperthwaite enjoyed a bus trip with Uxbridge Senior Citizens to see the colours at Haliburton. Margaret Real and Velma Foster motored with other cousins to Orangeville one day last week to help celebrate Mr. and Mrs. Archie Jackson's 64th wedding anniversary also Archie's 90th birthday. Many Greenbank Church members were happy to attend Pinedale church Fall Anniversary service last Sunday morning when Rev. David Shepherd officiated and Mrs. Charlene Shepherd, guest speaker for the occasion, delivered a very interesting sermon on the topic "ANNIVERSARY." Misses Tina and Andrea Molenaar sweetly sang two hymn duets, 'Sweet Hour of Prayer" and "'O Jesus I Have Promised." o Greenbank Churchs service of worship will take place at 11 a.m. next Sunday morning. Please remember also our Fall Anniver- sary Service which will be held on November 3rd. Two carloads of friends and neighbours of the Bacon family travelled to Zephyr on Saturday to help celebrate the 80th birthday of Mrs. Edith Bacon. ony 1CKen Ady oop a ob! TEA ROOM (416) 985-2416 (jreenbank CATERING any day, small parties (up to 25 persons). 800K YOUR SPECIAL CELEBRATION NOW! - TEAROOM OPEN Fri, Sat. & Sun Greenbank School Bazaar will be held at Greenbank hall on Saturday, November 30th from 10 am. to 2 p.m. Please keep this date open as this bazaar will be the only fund raising event for this year. Ladies of the community are in- vited to attend a bridal shower for Judy Thordarson (nee Rodd) at the home of her parents, Jean and Cliff Rodd on Saturday, November 2nd at 2 p.m. Visitors admire and Greenbank residents take pride in our com- munity park with its numerous recreational facilities, enjoying the beauty of corner parkland, flowers and trees which are given tender loving care by volunteers who spend many hours in maintaining lawns, flowerbeds and painting equipment - asking only that others respect these public places and enjoy these facilities in the ways they are designed to be used. Now it seems there are a few mixed-up in- dividuals in our area who wish to destroy the beauty of our village by senseless acts of vandalism. It is hoped that these people will soon see the folly of their actions and turn their energies into acts of building up rather than destroying their surroundings. Please phone Betty Stone 985-7712 to report news items for next week's paper. Hallowe'en Bouquet - SPECIAL - For that Special Ghost or Goblin! THE BALLOON HOUSE Delivery Available 986-5105 of excellence. a patient in a Joronto hospital. NOTICE re CARTWRIGHT HIGH SCHOOL Jo allay any misconceptions about my support for Cartwright High and its future, I assure all concerned that during my two terms as Trustee I have been unswerving in maintaining Cartwright High 's position as a school The Public meeting held recently to form q.School Accommodation Committee was entered into my appointment book incorrectly due to my misreading of a clerical error. For that reason I was absent, visiting instead (The Rev.) Stuart McEntyre, Trustee Jor Scugog PPP vPPPIrv OPV Ww PPPv ve once upon a PARTY ... 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