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18 - PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, May 20, 1992 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Dux Loman Stearn C earning < UPHOLSTERY 985-8552 LOOSE RUGS BROADLOOM 3 M Scotchguard ) Park and Hall Board meeting postponed FAMILY RESTAURANT (formerly the Watermill) Children 6 - 12 SEIS) (O1RTI [SI TeIAMUIATa [ol RCH all sm = = 7 AM -- 9 PM WEEKDAYS 7AM -- 11 PM WEEKENDS 9 AM -- 9 PM SUNDAYS Licenced by LLBO Country Owvem 15300 Hwy. 12 1 mile North of Manchester DAILY SPECIALS | -- Country Cooking Yigal) 3 ing 3123 DAILY HOME COOKED SPECIALS SUNDAY BUFFET 12NOON - 8 PM - $12.95 985-1734 A "| on "Greenbank News by H Helen McKean \% LOLS) (@ Cassette Systems, LIMITED 305 Queen St., Port Perry 98565-2635 KLH Speakers, Surround Sound Last Thursday Doris Hill, Barbara Ward, Margaret Cou- perthwaite attended the U.C.W. rally for Region 1 in Va- lentia United Church. The theme of this day was "It's Not a Sin to Grin" which showed we really had a happy day. Mrs. June Tink was an interesting guest speaker reminding us that humor makes us human. Our June 10 U.C.W. meeting in Norland will be a workshop to plan our new district. Our own U.C.W. church ser- vice is planned for May 24. This 1s our 30th anniversary celebra- tion. The guest speaker is Mrs. Joyce Junkin of Bobcaygeon. She is the treasurer of Lindsay Presbyterial U.C.W. She is one dynamic speaker. We want eve- ry member of our U.C.W. to help make this a very special day. Most of the members of both our own two units will be taking part in this service. We were happy to see Mrs. [eah Mitchner back from spending the winter in Flonda. She looks so very well and I'm told is a very busy lady doing volunteer work while vacation- ing in the south. Jim and Judy Gibson mo- tored to London on Monday to visit their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Don Beal in their new home. We are happy to report Mrs. Noreen Cook is recovering nice- ly after the operation on her knee. She is resting at the Markham-Stouffville Hospital. Mr. Neil Hunter is now home after his stay in hospital. We wish him good health. The Greenbank Women's In- stitute are celebrating the 30th anniversary on May 27. The party will be held at1:30 p.m. in Greenbank Hall. We invite eve- ry lady of our area to help us cel- ebrate. The "Golden Slippers" . will entertain us as well as our Greenbank W.I. Singers. Please come and bring a friend to enjoy our anniversary cake. Family and friends gathered at Pinedale United Church on Saturday, May 16 to witness the marriage of Tina Malenaar NOW OPEN Monday-Thursday 1:30-7:00 p m Friday Closed Sal. & Sun. 12-5p m 1-416-666-8164 WHITBY Wo 787.6560 (TOR) The Award Winning Homes of VICTORIAN VILLAGE in Port Perry AO itl a | n 180808080408 R08888RS From al ' [8 169,90 *Inquire about our guaranteed trade up plan ated im Country Manor Collection Office in Whitby THE GRENFELL 2450 Sq.Ft. Cl 7 Homes Only TAUNTON RD FALLING BROOX KILBRIDE TROSSUAND RD | | | | BROCK ST A ARDEN | -~ | i _DUNDAS ST ANDERSON AVE Hwy ao | | and Bill Raines. A reception and dance followed at Udora Community Centre where the happy couple were wished much happiness. Following their honeymoon they will be living at Raivice farms. The Greenbank Gamblets open their 1992 fastball season this Thursday night in Green- bank Park at 8 p.m. and will play at home in Greenbank on every Thursday night during the fastball season. Game time has been moved to 8 p.m. to allow more family attendance as most games will be over now by 9:30 p.m. Also the Gamblers are host- ing a dance in Greenbank Hall this Saturday night with every- one welcome. (Only $15 a couple with prizes and lunch). The Greenbank Park and Hall Board meeting scheduled for Monday, May 25 , has been postponed for one week to Mon- day, June 1. Park and hall board members please note. Rotary Club sponsoring clothes drive The Rotary Club is sponsor- ing a clothes drive to aid the peo- ple of Peru. The aim of "Operation Baby Clothes" is to collect clean, ser- viceable used clothing and foot- wear. The organizers hope to collect enough clothing for 25,000 children up to the age of 10. It is also hoped that adult clothing can be collected as well. The Rotary Club of Port Perry has arranged two drop-off points in Port Perry. Clothing can be dropped off at either Port Perry IGA on Queen Street or A. Oppers Ltd. on North Street. The clothing will be gathered until June 30 when it will shipped to Toronto, before going on to Peru. Operation Baby Clothes, which has been organized by The Rotary Club of Vaughan and Richmond Hill, is part of an aid program to assist the people in Peru. In parts of Peru the infant mortality rate is as high as 60 per cent. 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