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22 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 15, 1992 i Quartet to sing at International Ploughing Match in Lindsay Rn Greenbank | News by Helen McKean / Ee i Sh rr It was Rally Sunday for the Greenbank Sunday School last week. The children were pre- sented with Bars and Awards for Perfect Attendance and near perfect attendance. It was won- derful to see these children get their awards as we have watched them grow from tiny babies till now when they achieve this honor. One stormy winter Sunday, Joel Thomson was the only member at Sunday School in his class. The girls quartet opened the service singing with Valerie Hunter at the piano. They have chosen a name for their group, "Providence"!! The girls will be singing at the Ploughing Match near Lindsay in the "Victoria County Exhibit" on Wednesday, September 16 at 2-2:30. Rev. Shepherds sermon was "The Lost and Found Department" telling us more of what we are searching for. The Senior Choir will begin practice on September 17 at 7:30. The Evening unit of the U.C.W. will hold their meeting in the church on September 16 at 7:30 p.m. Calling all 4H members - 4H is starting on Monday, Septem- ber 21 at 4 p.m. in the leaders home. Our project is "Home for the Holidays". For more infor- mation, please call Marg Pro- haska at 985-3021. An invitation is extended to friends of Cindy Christensen and Gord Lee, to attend a Jack and Jill party, September 25th at 8 p.m., at the Oddfellows £3 £2 Hall in Port Perry. Tickets are available from Nicole or Kerri- ann Gibson or at the door. Sunday visitors with Muriel Gibson were daughter Darlene and Dale Ridge and her grand- children Jill and Kyle from Bewdley. The Greenbank Women's In- stitute will hold their Septem- ber meeting on Wednesday Sep- tember 23rd at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Muriel Gibson. All la- dies are invited as we will be taken on a trip to New Zealand, by a movie of course! Please come and bring a friend to help us start a new year in Women's Institute. We are happy to report Mrs. Velma Foster is now at home. We wish you good health Vel- ma! Mrs. Jean Butler, Don and Helen McKean attended a wed- ding reception on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Britton in Lemonville for the newly married Mr. and Mrs. Oscar and Alice Britton. They will be residing in Fenelon Falls. Mrs. Margaret Couperth- waite enjoyed a bus trip with the "Seniors" to Columbus, Ohio to attend the "Ameriflora" celebration of Christopher Co- lumbus' arrival in America. Mr. and Mrs. Art and Clara Bagna of Oshawa were Sunday visi- tors with Margaret and Robert. We won more prizes at the Uxbridge Fair. Muriel Gibson won "Reserve Champion" rib- bon for her beautiful quilt. I was most excited of winning a special ribbon for my knitted lap afghan using all left over yarns. See what you can do? Please call 985-2944 with your news. Sunnyfield Champion Holstein By Joel Bagg, Farm Management Specialist Cecil Snoddon and family of Sunnyfield Holsteins, Sunder- land, exhibited the Grand Champion cow at the recently held Ontario County Holstein Show. This outstanding 4-year- old, Don-A-Dale Sultan Dixie, has been Grand Champion at this show for three consecutive years. The Reserve Champion was the first prize Senior 2- year-old, Dappledale Eclipse Chloe. She was exhibited by the Phoenix Bros. of Greenbank. The Junior Champion, Ron- beth Star Missy, was exhibited by Holtbyhome Holsteins of Port Perry and was the winner of the Winter Yearling Class. This outstanding individual was the 1991 All Canadian In- termediate Heifer Calf. The first prize Summer Yearling, Flettdale Inspiration Belle was Reserve Junior Champion. She is owned and bred by T. Robert Flett of Oshawa. The Werry family of Loa-De- Mede Farms Ltd., Oshawa, was the winner of the Futurity Class, with Loa-De-Mede Inspi- ration Dixie. Loa-De-Mede Farms Ltd. was awarded the Premier Breeder Award, while Phoenix Bros. re- ceived the Premier Exhibitor Award. This was the 54th Ontario County Holstein Show held at Port Perry Fair. The judge was Brent Walker, Guelph. One hundred and seventeen head were exhibited by 32 exhibitors at this high quality show. JUSE CHEVROLET » OLDSMOBILE ¢ CADILLAC el] lo QIU. 33-147 [of pty No ap pointment Necessary FREE local Shuttle Service ¢ Close to Whitby Mall & GO Train Cf The expert choice. Full lube, oil, filter service FALL SPECIAL 95 (Light Trucks, GM Cars) We are fully equipped to handle all GM Warrantys, ncluding factory and factory extended MRP or Total plus coverages Direct Service Line - 1530 Dundas St. E. Whitby HOGB-A0OAL4 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Jennifer Blackburn of Port Perry had the highest total points in the Junior Fair at the 1992 Port Perry Fair. 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