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Ln'! "ww" - 0B 0 0 tttttTrrrrrrTrrrrrrTEEETEETrETETTETT rE Cruise and theatre on agenda Money used for Harbourfront trip Greenbank News by Mrs. Armour McMillan On Saturday, May 26, Greenbank School had its first fun fair. The weather was in our favour as there were some outdoor games and rides. There were a number of activities in the schools as well. Judging from the large turnout and favourable comments, everyone had an enjoyable time. Our fun fair would not have been such a success without the help from a great many people. The money raised will be used to take the school on a trip on Wednesday, June 6. All students and staff are going to Young People's Theatre to see the play "Jacob Two Two', then to Harbourfront. The grades 5-6 will go on a boat cruise, grades 3-4 will see the computer centre and the grades 1-2 will work in the clay programme. We would like the fun fair to become an annual event and use the proceeds to help fund other school projects. Epsom Public School will be performing the play '"The Move' on Thursday, June 7 at 7:30 p-m. on stage in the old school. Parents - community are welcome. There was a good attendance at the Sun- day School anniversary on Sunday. The Green- bank Public School Choir directed by Mr. Bark was in its usual good form and the number by the Primary choir was appreciated by all. The guest speaker, Mrs. Phyllis Tamlin delivered a message for both the young and the older folk. There will be no service at Greenbank next Sunday as it is Pinedale Sunday School Anniversary. Congratulations to Earla Hill who received a diploma in Nursing at Durham College on May 26th. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Weldon called on her aunt, Mrs. Howard Mc- Millan one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Couves visited with Miss Grace Couves in Toronto and Mrs. Ruth Murphy at Bolton one day recently. The regular meeting of Greenbank UCW will be on June 6th at 8 p.m. in Greenbank Church. Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean visited her mother, Mrs. Florence Archer at Port Mec- Nichol and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bishop at Severn one day last week. There will be a mis- cellaneous shower, for Laurie Rodgers on June 9th at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Gladys Van De - Walker. Ladies please bring lunch. Mr. and Mrs. George Beare have arrived home from a seven week holiay in Australia and New Zealand. While there they visited with relatives and friends along with a lot of sightseeing. Jean, Linda and Shir- ley Hunter were guests at a baby shower for baby Kenneth Hunter at the home of his aunt Wendy Davis on Sat- urday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Cook entertained Ross Reals, Glen Tills, Harry Phoenix, Neil Hunters, Vern Mounts, Aleta Leask and Ruth Till to a noon dinner on Sunday. Mrs. Doris Tobin and Mrs. Bernice Gibson, Port Perry, visited with their sisters Mrs. Velma Foster and Mrs. Marg- aret Real on Sunday. Mrs. Muriel Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pelletier attended the 25th anniversary open house of the Dupont of Canada plant in Whitby and enjoyed a guided tour of it on Sat. afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Parish entertained friends to a dinner and presentation for Mark Hunter and Veda Batteri of Whistler, B.C. to honour their forth- coming marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hunter also honoured the couple with a family shower last week. | Mr. and Mrs. J. Couperthwaite attended the 50th anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. J. Empringham in Claremont and the 50th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hawthorne in Markham on Saturday afternoon. UCW meeting On May 1st, 1984, the Greenbank UCW held their meeting at the lovely home of Helen Parish with 27 members and 1 visitor present. The group in charge of the devotional centred around Mother's Day and the lives of Ruth and Naomi. Two beauti- ful hymns "Happy the Home" and "The Glory of the Spring' were sung. Helen Parish, Jean Clarke, Doris Hill, Mona Mero and Barb Ward took part in the devotional with recita- tions, prayer, piano solo and a short skit was performed with the help of Helen McKean. The skit dealt with the reactions of three women when Jesus came to live at their house. This was enjoyed by all. It was decided to have our June, July, Sept- ember and October meetings in the evening. We also hope to get the Chris & Mike Allen ALUMINYH "RAINBOW ROOMS" Prices start under $3,000. OUR SERVICES INCLUDE: ® Siding ® Soffit ® Fascia ® 5" Seamless Eavestrough ® Shutters ® Awnings ® Replacement Windows ® Patio Doors & Storms Retail sales available for the handyman. "Free estimates for supply & install." CALL 985-3747 LUNATERRE SATELLITES Let us change those rainy, dreary days and evenings at the cottage into happy and fun loving times. Watch commercial free movies, 24 hours a day, or sports, children's programmes. etc. Its all here for you to enjoy with a LUNATERRE SATELLITE. 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