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"WEEKEND STAR" FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 2001 - 23 Greenbank Church will once again offer summer program Plans for Vacation Bible School 2001 are being made We were greeted to the church service on Sunday by Murray and Shona Stone. The ministry of music was provided by Hugh Baird, singing a beautiful solo. The Session of Greenbank Church are planning to have a Vacation Bible School at the church this summer. The strawberries at the Forsythe berry farm west of the village are tasty and looking good this week. Pleased to report that our daughter Earla Stanfield is recovering well from her surgery in Oshawa Hospital last Friday. UxPort Country Flea Market at the corner of . Hwy. 12 and 47 in Greenbank was the host to a country music stampede this past weekend. Rick Johns owner of Frame FX, a long time supporter of country music was the sponsor of this great event. Hundreds of fans from all over the province who transformed the property into a mini campground were treated to a weekend of "good ole foot stompin' country music." On the main stage Friday was country music legend Johnny Burke with his top singles "Wild Honey" and "Judge My Soul Again." Three time CCMA Female Vocalist Of The Year award winner Anita Perras kept every ones attention during her two hour performance. Saturday the electrify ing Angie Shepherd opened for special guest Terry Sumsion who kept the crowd hoppin' with his country and rock-a-billy sounds. Ambassador Recording Studio hosted an uplifting gospel show Sunday morn- ing to"include Linda Evans and Dumascus Road. Other guests throughout Er ~ GREENBANK by Doris Hill the weekend were Jim and Kathy Vaillancourt, Chef Adams, Gary Hooper, Lorne Hachey, Paul Wasson, Paul Evans and the Klick'N Tyme Cloggers. The house band provided by Stetson included Tom Mark (lead guitar), Rusty Walker (steel guitar), Bill Lintner (bass guitar), Bill Johnson (keyboard), John Meydam (drums) and Doug Montgomery (sound technician). With the flea market, horseshoe pits, walking trail in the woods, a morn- ing bingo game for the campers and an open jam session each evening around the bonfire, there was always something to enjoy. ~ The beer garden was hosted by the Kinsmen Club of Port Perry, raising money for the C.F Foundation. The pancake breakfast was hosted by the Klick'N Tyme Cloggers. Auctioneer Bruce Kellett auctioned a pigs head from the pig roast and along with proceeds from a 50/50 draw, a dona- St. John Ambulance is currently accepting appli- cations to join our brigade of adult.volunteers. Great for people who work shift work, odd hours, retirees, St. John Ambulance seeking volunbteers or parents with school age children. 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