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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 19, 1985 Xmas bazaar planned for Greenbank Greenbank and Area News by Iva Phoenix The White Gift Church Service will be observed on the 2nd Sunday of Advent December 8th at 11:00 a.m. when the Junior Choir will be singing again for us. Our deepest sympathy is extend- ed to the family of the late Ernest Till, who passed away last Monday in the Community Home, Interment was in Greenbank Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Couperthwaite spent the weekend with their daughter Marion and Les Jermey and attended the Christening of their children, Jerry, Stephen and Mark at Rugby Presbyterian Church on Sunday Please remember the Greenbank Public School is holding its Christmas bazaar at Greenbank Community Hall on Sat. Nov. 30th from 10a.m -2 p.m This bazaar is the result of the co-operation effort of parent volunteers, students and staff of Greenbank School. Together they have created a wide variety of lovely Christmas gifts and goodies that is really worth a look. This fund raising event for the school is tak- ing the place of the chocolate bar sales for this year and promises to be a fun day. There will be something for every age and pocket books as well as a bake goods table downstairs and cake walks throughout the day Any donation of baked goods would be gratefully received by Dot We Hearing id (Jentre ¢f Port Perry Dr E Mannen"s Office 24 Water St S Lakeview Plaza. Port Perry. Ontario LOB INO 985-3420 or Janice 8137 Refreshments will be available through the day, watch for fliers through the school. Come and join in the Holiday spirit and support the school. Mrs. May Leask of Port Perry and granddaughter Karen Mun- dinger of Florida visited recently with Kathleen and John Leask. Karen recently received her cer- tificate as professional golfer. On Sunday Kathleen and John visited with Dennise and Dennis Teffy in Sunderland. Margaret Holtby had a real sur- prise visit last week when their daughter Patsy came from Mon- treal joining them were Robert and Jean and family of Port Perry, Neil and Mary of Oshawa, for their Mother's Birthday. Patsy staying for a weeks holiday with her parents. Later another surprise when a dear friend Dot Skinilis of St. Catherines came for a visit. Donald and Jean Christie of Sunderland visited with Fred and Iva Phoenix on Sunday to tell of their trip to British Columbia and Alberta where they visited with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shadlock of Milliken were dinner guests with Helen and Don McKean on Monday. Next weeks news phone 985-7784 or 2092. Dennss J Hogan ann Hearing Ad Consultant 985-3003 985-9192 THE CHILDREN'S DEN ER7 QUEEN 8T. - PORT PERRY ist Anniversary Sale 20% OFF ... GAYTOGS 20% OFF ... KRICKETS 10% OFF... An Other Reg. Priced Merchandise Four Days Only Start Your Christmas Shopping Today' / Wed. thru Sat., Nov. 13th to 168th Thank You for your continued patronage Julie Luke & Karey Brignall Annual Rates 1 YEAR 9% % 10% 102% 104% 2 YEARS 3 YEARS 4 YEARS 5 YEARS 1% Monthly Rates 1 YEAR 2 YEARS 3 YEARS 4 YEARS 5 YEARS - MORTGAGES BOUGHT & SOLD Rates subwect 10 (change withou! note Cal the oftwe tor ntor maton 'SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET -- PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Storyteller Dan Yashinsky travelled to Ep- som Public School last Thursday morning, all the way from Toronto, just to tell youngsters ghost stories, folk tales and traditional favourites. It was worth the trip for the energetic yarn-weaver, because the kids loved him. U.C.W. annual meeting focus on Mrs. Barbara Catto, Ajax, greeted with enthusiasm the pro- spect of listening to Canada's Native Peoples at the Annual Meeting of the United Church Women in March 1986. 'I am very excited about this," she told the fourteen executive members who were planning for the 24th Annual Meeting of Oshawa Presbyterial United Church Women. Barbara Catto was a work- ing guest and consultant at the Presbyterial executive meeting which was presided by President Pat Beach, Greenwood, on November 13th. A dialogue with Canada's Native Peoples is a focus of the United Church for the next two years. January Workshop "Learning and Sharing" is the ti- tle of the leadership development workshop for U.C.W. Presidents, Vice-Presidents, Unit Leaders or representatives of these officers, which will be held January 13. 1986 at 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Centen- nial United Church, Oshawa. Registration 1s fifty cents. The social issue of pornography will be addressed in the afternoon session, led by Marilyn Schamerhorn, Bowmanville. Thanks! Jack Frost Linda Rivard, Co-ordinator of the South Oshawa Development Pro- ject, relays the message that the ex- tremely generous Jack Frost gifts of knitted mitts, hats, etc , given by United Church Women at the two re- cent Presbyterial Rallies were very much appreciated by the youngsters who received them. Meeting with the Moderator This was the second get together this week for the Presbyterial ex- ecutive members. On Monday, November 1th, it was a very special privilege to meet briefly with the Right Reverend Robert Smith, Moderator of the United Church of Canada. The Rt. Rev. Smith, minister of Shaughnessy Heights United Church, Vancouver, British Colum- bia, told the UCW "my job is to give heart to the church, encouragement, to represent the church - (I shall go to Zimbabwe in two weeks time), to native peoples listen to the church, and I chair meetings of General Council." In answer to "what are the most ask- ed questions?"', Rt. Rev. Smith said, ""the first is why does the Church in- volve itself in politics and issues?" Rev. Smith's answer is, "not to get involved is to side with things as. they are,"" and he goes on to il- lustrate with stories and examples cited from experiences in his worldwide travels. "The second most asked question is regarding in- clusive language,'"' Rev. Smith told the women, but time did not permit an expanded discussion of the sub- ject. "'In a world where many do not know wholeness, God is on the side of the broken," Rev. Smith believes. YMCA will offer creative crafts The Durham Region Family YM- CA has two special programs begin- ning the end of November For pre-schoolers Creative Christmas Crafts begins November 29 This four week program prepares children 4 and 5 years of age for the Christmas season by in- a glad you did. Insurance Agents... before you renew your client's employee-group health and dental benefits plan, ask me for information on a Blue Cross program. Your client will be TN For details contact Ross Freer Suite 204 Peterborough Square 180 George Street Morth Peterborough Ontano KOM 7E8 (708) 74) 0877 oNTARIO AIRE "x MN BLUE CROSS troducing creative Christmas decorations. Some of the activities include tree decorations, wreaths, chains and even a gingerbread house! Pre-schoolers enjoy making their own crafts to use in decorating at Christmas or as Christmas presents For more information. please call the YMCA program co-ordinator Margaret Geer at 985-2824 a ------------_--. k hicKer OOP aj «¢ & BAKERY (416)985-2416 reenba nk Something a Iittle different. try the TEA ROOM OPEN SAT. & SUN. BOOK YOUR SPECIAL CELEBRATIONS NOW! SMALL PARTIES (up to 25 persons) ANY DAY. HT