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--_ TORENT PE 1) 7 A A wee (DY TR a-- TH ET mE ___ EY "A Family Tradition for 126 Years" It's mainly because of the meat at weather Cold and wet weather didn't dampen the spirits at the annu- al Greenbank United Church Barbecue on Friday night. Al- though the organizers were forced to move the eventinside the church, the hundreds of people who attended the din- ner had a good time nonethe- less. (Above) These hearty souls were up at 4 a.m. to ensure the beef was ready in time for the meal. Pictured from leftis Terry Crawford, Lester Baylis, Jim Thomson, Rodd Foster, Keith Bacon, Ray Kerry, Ralph Dusty and Glen Till. (Left) The 1st Greenbank Pathfinders were on hand to serve the food. Pictured is Jen- nifer Galberg and Amanda Robinson. Jean Hunter and Pat Raines served some home- baked goods for dessert. (Below) The Jazz Cats pro- vided the after dinner enter- tainment in the church. PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, August, 5, 1992 - 19 Annual barbecue 'Was a SUcCess, despite weather a te Sy Eh ER AK EK Greenbank News by Helen McKeon Rain, rain, rain, but we can report the Greenbank Barbecue was a huge success in spite of the weather! The workers who planned and worked so hard are to be commended for their hard work. It really was a great deal more work, having to set up the tables, both in the church and Greenbank Hall. All of our guests said how delicious the beef was. The servings went very well in trying to keep eve- ryone served. More than 900 people enjoyed our 1992 barbe- cue. Again thanks to everyone who put forth the extra effort, even if it did rain. Ladies, your pies were delicious as usual. Guests last week with Iva and Fred Phoenix were Andy and Dot Pourore of Thornlae, Ontario. Also Marie and Bernie Basher of Calgary were guests for the weekend with the Phoe- nix family. Mrs. Judy Gibson and girls visited in Chelsey, Nova Scotia with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore. We are happy they ar- rived home safely! The community was sad- dened to learn of the death of Mrs. Eileen Shier of Sunder- land. She was a well loved teacher at Greenbank Public School for many years. Even af- ter her retirement she came back to work in the school li- brary. She was a life-long mem- ber of the Women's Institute, holding an office there most dof her life. That is how I met her, at Institute. She was a gracious lady and will be missed not only by her family but by all those students she came to know at Greenbank Public School. Zero Garbage and P.E.S.T. (Preserve the Environment of Scugog Township} are holding a fundraising dance at the Scu- gog Arena on Saturday, Aug. 15. Music will be provided by Midnight Al and the Raging Bu- tanes, a nine piece 60s rhythm and blues band. Sounds like fun! Tickets are $7 each and are available in Greenbank from Janet Banting 985-3225 or Nancy Byers 852-9481. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lee vis- ited their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walker in Hepworth on the weekend. They then took in the "Gamblers" game in Owen Sound. Kelly, Zuly, Greenway, Bruce BARRISTERS and SOLICITERS Motor Vehicle - Criminal Personal Injury - Wills Real Estate - Family Law Corporate & Commercial EVENINGS & WEEKENDS BY APPOINTMENT 114 King St. E., Oshawa l 723-2278 10 -1/2 hour sessions or 40% during the month of August 1992 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Get a slow & steady protective tan with our Amadeus > 1766 Seafood 8. Steak House 1180 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa 436-9333 or 436-9065 139 Queen St. Ja / Unit 2 /! Port Perry 985-8555 Banquet Facilities Available + New York Steak & Shrimps * Fresh Seafood Plate EVERYDAY DINNER SPECIALS § | * Roast Prime Rib Beef (Can Grade A) ANY SPECIAL FORONLY. * $9. 99 .