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io dh ER dion dis ax 27a HA YE oN 2 gates or > ' "Yr a 4 . ' 8 SNS 3 ' 3 sR at AA a 2 t AV) Cy pate v ¥ Da meni a EE EE Dinner, dancing for birthday Greenba nk News by Iva Phoenix Saturday, Oct. 5 was a evening of surprises for Mrs. Mike Sheridan, when relatives and friends gathered in Greenbank Hall in honour of Lola's ? birthday. Everyone enjoyed a roast beef dinner then an evening of dancing and remin- It was so nice to know Mrs. Minnie Diamond was able to be home from hospital and spend Thanksgiving Sunday with her family. Thanks to a large donation last year by the womem's coffee hour and help from the Junior Farmer group, the Greenbank Hall committee is sponsoring a Hallowe'en Party for local children on Sat- urday, Oct. 29th, it will be held in the village hall from 6-8:30 p.m. The party will be divid- ed into two age groups, with those 7 years and under downstairs, 8 years and over upstairs. There will be a costume parade and judging for all ages with prizes for the funniest, scariest and most original costumes. Children 8 years and over may carve their pumpkin at home and bring it in for judging. There will be lots of games and fun for all ages. Parents are welcome to attend, refreshments will be served, for further information call 985- 8351. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Hunter have returned home from Miami, Florida where Grace spent several weeks with her sister, Doreen Harding who has been very ill, so nice to know she has made a remark- able recovery. The Short Course "More Cents than Dollars" featuring vegetable casseroles, will be held in Green- bank Hall on Monday, October 24th starting at 1 p.m. Anyone wishing to attend, please call 985-7421 or 985-2601. Pinedale Church was filled on Sunday morning and enjoyed the Gospel music by the Family Grove Singers also Mr. Gordon Taylors inspiring message "The FIREPLACES & WOODSTOVES Call for a Free Estimate. 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Mrs. Mildred Thomson and Iva Phoenix along with a bus load of ladies enjoy- ed a colour tour and a cruise in Lake Muskoka recently. Please remember the paper drive this Sat- urday, Oct. 22 for pick up call 985-2925 or 985- 17528. Thanksgiving dinner guests with Mel and Betty McGee were Brian, Debbie Beattie and Holly. Cathy and Jeff Shepherd of Oshawa, Jan and Phil No French Although French Immersion programs will be first offered in some high schools in Durham Region start- ing in the fall of 1986, it will be 1989 before they come to Port Perry High School. Trustees with the Board of Education last week adopted a set of guidelines to help plan Perkins, Pleasant Point, Sal and Carol Cepro and Hally from Ballantrae. Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan spent Sunday afternoon visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hadden of Wick. Mrs. Muriel Gibson, and Mavis Pellitier have returned from a six day tour of New York City and through Pennsylvania. submitted by Sarah Phoenix Greenbank School is very proud of their Soccer teams for winning the Scugog Tournament. The boys did extremely well in their two games winning over Cornish and Cartwright. The girls were lucky, that rainy cold day, they won both games in shootout. The girls teams were upset that they had to keep the same goalie in net, which was Julie Williams, but she proved she was a good goalie. The second game Terry Childs was in net, she made terrific saves, when they played Cart- wright and Cornish and not one other team scored a goal. Then both teams went on to Brock Tournament where the boys won one game and lost one. The girls lost both games. Immersion til 1989 and implement the pro- gram at four Durham secondary schools, including PPHS. 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