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Great reunions Greenbank and Area Nows by Doris Hill Donna-Lynn and Michele Oldnal] Caledonia. Attending among many have just returned from a beauti*! were three of her children, eight holiday touring England and Wales grandchildren and four great grand- and visiting relatives. children, spouses, nieces and On Sunday evening the Green- bank Orioles defeated the Green- bank Hillbillies 22-3. Dave Giannini had 2 home runs, and Doug MacS- ween 1 for the Orioles. Jim Fletcher had a home run for the Hillbillies. Welcome to Greenbank, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Edwards and family from Prince Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Petronijevic and family of Scarboro, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jeffrey and family from Port Perry, they have all moved to Pearl Drive. Francis Walker from Hepworth visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Ianson and sister Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lee last w 2ek. Come to our U.C.W. meeting on September 3rd at 2:00 p.m. and travel with Helen McKean and Muriel Gibson on their trip to the land of the Midnight Sun. Utica Store mites from Green- bank finished up the season in a tournament in Port Perry. Players were Carl ana Mike Phoenix, Greg and Barbie Phayre, Dana Hooker, Robby Lindsay, Jay Fletcher, Jeremy Gibson and Trevor MacS- ween. All these kids played super in the pouring rain, losing our first game and winning the second. Darlene Gibson and Judy MacS- ween would like to thank all the parents who helped out this year and all 19 kids for a great season. See you next year, Troy Szebedinszky has returned from Kirkland Lake after spending 8 weeks working as a Junior Forest Ranger. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Brian Beatty, Holly and Wesley to their new home in the former Vera Lee house. Betty and Mel McGee, Debbie and Brian Beatty, Holly and Wesley at- tended the McGee Family Re-union at the Creighton Carr residence at Picton on Siinday. The Lance family was host to a family re-union on Sunday, August 17th. Guest of honour was great Nana, Mrs. Bessie Brown of nephews. It was a successful day "with good weather and lots of fun. As a fund-raising event, the Greenbank and District Block Parent Association is sponsoring a bus tour to "Mennonite Country" on Saturday, October 4. The tour will consist of a visit to the Kitchener Market, lunch at the Stone Crock Inn and shopping in St. Jacobs, as well as a countryside tour which will include a stop at a Mennonite home, farm and buggy factory. The tour cost is $42, lunch included. For fur- ther details and to sign up for the trip, please call Janet Banting at 985-3225. Please don't delay too long before calling, as the trip is a popular one and the bus is expected to fill up quickly. Three car loads of ladies attend- ed the W.1. meeting on Wednesday at Mrs. Earles home and later toured the Parkwood Estates in Oshawa. Last call for any girls interested in the 4-H course on etiquette this fall, please call Margaret Couper- thwaite at 852-6693. On behalf of the community of Greenbank we would like to thank all the energetic people who en- couraged, supported, constructed and completed the adventure - playground project at the Green- bank Public School. A special thank-you goes out to the women of the community who sup- plied the weekend lunches for everyone on the work site. Even though the weather looked dismal at first high spirits and hopefulness prevailed throughout the entire project. Construction lasted a few days longer than anticipated but after it was completed we felt it was well worth the effort. It's a good feeling to know that community support is still alive and well. If we ever need something done we can sure depend on the people of Greenbank and surrounding area. For nev's next week please phorie 985-7457. Sign up for popular play school right now Seagrave and Area News 'by Patty Williams As fall approaches many of the organizations that have had a break for the summer will be back in full swing. The Robinglade Ladies' Group is in it< third year and has a large and active membership. Meetings with guest speakers and refreshments are held monthly in members' homes. ihanne Cooke would be pleased to hear from any ladies who are interested in joining. Please call her at 985-3722. Many thanks to all of the ladies who called about Seagrave Playschool. This year Playschool will be held on Friday mornings from 9:30-11:30. The registration fee is $24 for 12 morning classes bet- ween Sept. and Dec. The program consists of an hour of playtime, followed hy a snack, crafts, songs, stories and games. Please plan to sign up for one morning to assist the teacher. Registration will be Sept. 12 at 9:30 at the Seagrave United Church. As a fundraiser the Greenbank and area Block Parent Association is sponsoring a bus tour to "Men- nonite Country" on Saturday, Oc- tober 4. The tour will consist of a visit to the Kitchener Market, lunch at the Stonecrock Inn.and shopping in St. Jacobs. There will also be a country-side tour which will include a stop at a Mennonite home, farm and buggy factory. The total cost is $42, lunch included. For further details and to sign up for the trip, please call Janet Banting at 985-3225. Please don't delay too long before calling as the trip is a popular one and the bus is expected to fill up quickly. There will be a miscellaneous shower for Bill Short and Penny Pet- tinger on Friday, Sept. 12th at 8:30 in the Seagrave United Church base- ment. This is your invitation so come on out and join in the fun. Ladies, please provide lunch. The community extends deepest sympathy to Mr. Alex Ingram and family on the passing of Mr. Helen Ingram last week. 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