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el RR by M. Beacock Happy holidays kids! Hope each one of you has a safe and fun-filled two- month vacation. We also extend our best wishes to all the teachers and we hope you too will have a relaxing and enjoyable holiday. You cert- ainly deserve it. This past week has found the Greenbank School in a bee-hive of activity. On Tuesday the annual Sports Day was held with 'lots of interesting activities planned for the kids. Wed- nesday the parents and teachers joined forces and played a game of baseball with the students during the afternoon and on Friday the closing exercises for the year were held in the morn- ing. Two of the most prestig- ious awards were presented to Scott Branton and Chris Saulnier for Top Student of the year and Most Improved Student of the Year respect- FAP ZEN 78 eM. RAIN TAAL p : RAS 2 adasisd ively. Various other awards were also 'presented includ- ing ones for Canada Fitness ete. Congratulations to all of the prize winners! Nice to see our good friend Fred Cookson back home again after a visit to the hospital recently. Several area residents at- tended the Pine Grove Ceme- tery decoration service on Sunday in Prince Albert. Congratulations to a very lucky man in Mariposa Estates who was a happy recipient in the last Wintario draw. Mr. and Mrs. Don Beacock and sons attended the 52nd annual Beacock Reunion in Blackstock on Saturday. Sunday visitors at their home were Mr. Grant Bea- cock of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Beacock of Elmvale. We're both glad and sad to see a "Sold" sign on Mrs. Rita Boe's house this past letters More puzzled?? (From page 6) businesses have already been promised to start us on the last $100,000. If we all contribute 'in the raising of that amount, I am sure, that like the Town Hall, we would be even more proud of the results of our efforts. As for the parking spaces that are required for library use, that problem will soon be out of our hands. The price of gas will curtail the use of cars. Luckily most of us need the extra exercise and probably will be rewarded by loss of weight. Most of us need that, too!! Mr. Rose reiterated three times at the meeting, that the newly purchased proper- ty was not zoned for park- land. Surely it could very quickly and easily be rezoned. ' Mr. Rose also explained where our tax money went. Said the portion that our Council administerd was used for services, etc. requested by the local taxpayers. I - wonder if Mr. Rose would give us the number of tax- payers who requested a new municipal building be built. Council would be well served if they would send letters of information to the press rather than let rumours get started. When: they finally sent a letter of explanation to the Star on June 20th, it really did not do anything but cloud the issue. I'felt on reading it (also later at the meeting) that they were using the library board as a scapegoat for the- controversial use of the newly acquired lakefront land. It seems to me they offered the land to the board, only after they had refused the board the by-law changes. ' Further clarifications are required re- the land rights of the Lawn Bowling Club. Is the land rented, owned, or under option? Council never made this clear and seemed to be trying to make the Club the "villans of the piece". Yours sincerely (Mrs.) Barbara Smith R.R.2, Port Perry Pick your own - Strawberries - - = Mair's - CONCESSION 10 To 'Honey's' Corner N wo lo Conc. 11 oF 2 2 Hwy. 47 id ~ Conc. 10 REACH TWP. : 985-8295 I AEE A, Seagrave area news week. We're glad to wel come some new folks into our village and we're sad to see a good friend and neigh- bour leaving. Also on our hospital list is little Jeffrey Malcolm who has spent a few days in the Ross Memorial Hospital in Lindsay and Mrs. Valle Har- ris who has been hospitalized in Port Perry. Vacation Bible School 1979 will be held at Greenbank Church July 23-27 inclusive from 1:00p.m. to 3:45 p.m. All children ages 4-14 of the school and church area are invited to attend. Please reg- ister now by calling Mrs. Glenn Till at 852-6662 or Rev. Roundell at 985-7787 so sup- plies can be ordered. Volun- teers for leaders would be appreciated so please call if you can help make the school a success, What could your children do this summer? Come attend our summer play- ground at our community park. We will be having interesting activities and will be playing numerous sports such as baseball etc. We hope to go on zoo trips, farms and have hikes near- by. The director will be Carol Lane and Mary Rose will be her assistant. Child- ren 4-12 may register June 26 and 27 from 7-9p.m. at Seagrave United Church. For more particulars see ad in this paper. During an impressive and memorable service the foll- owing young adults made their committment to join the United Church. they are David and Cheryl Standish, Jean Nobbs, Joanne Nobbs, Carol Anne and Mark Stur- man, Scott Branton and Bon- nie Short. Congratulations to all of you! Guest speaker at church in Seagrave this Sunday June 30 will be Mr. Laurence Evans. Service will be at 10:00 a.m. There will be no nursery on Sunday or Sun- day School until September. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Puckrin were his niece Mr. and Mrs. Russell Paddington and John of Calgary and his brother Mr. and Mrs. George Puckrin of Audley. Birthday greetings to a couple of little friends of mine, Annette Foster and Kris Lavereau. Happy 8th birthday kids! ' Next weeks correspon- dents will be Donna Wana- maker. Her number is 985- 8350. 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