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hai ME HI EE AE SSE Lr Wii AN Le A AN, th mS od dt NN bli lis A new wrinkle at the Fair this year was the Demoli- tion Derby. This event Sunday evening was very well at- Couples bussed off to New York 2 Ps - Ae a 3 Eo Cra ' 'iv. * Greenbank News by Muriel Gibson Last weekend several from this area went on a bus tour to Scotts in New York, a great time was had by Margaret and Jack Couperthwaite, Arvella and Harry Phoenix, Eileen Jarvis, Aleta Leask, Bessie Donneral, Marion Dur- ward and Muriel Gib- son. Greenbank UCW will meet Wed. Sept. 12 at 2 p.m. in the Church basement. Choir practice will be on Sept. 11 at 7:30. Members of the Official board of Green- bank Pastorial Charge | REGISTRA are requested to meet at the church on Wed. Sept. 12, at 8 p.m. to establish a pastorial relation committee. Congratulations to all those winning prizes at the Port Perry Fair. Monday night the Greenbank Orioles play- ed the Oakwood Bears at Greenbank to a 25 all tie. Greenbank Squirts ended their season with a corn roast and barbe- que at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Timms. Doug and Judy Mec- Sween, Brian Timms and 16 boys would like to thank them, for all their work, to make the evening a success, a special © thanks to Jimmie Timms, who spent so much time preparing for it, also thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Phoenix for help- ing and especially the hay ride that the boys enjoyed so much. Also thank the boys for the lovely trophies Doug and Brian received and for my corsage also the glasses from Billie and Robert Raines. We would like to mentior that if there is anyone interested in coaching a pee wee team next year, it is discouraging to be with a bunch of boys for 4 years and when they leave squirts there is no - for - tended and featured four h for results. TION more baseball. We realize that diamond time is scarce in Green- bank, but think the kids should come first. Ruby and George Beare travelled to Sarnia Wed. to visit Mr. and Mrs. Eurat Willis, while there had the pleasure of going to Amherstburg and ferry- ing to Bobalo Is. Resort (similar to our Wonder- land). One of the star performers in a daily musical review was a former Uxbridge Secon- dary School student, Miss Donna Bernhardt. Eight Senior students from Sheridan College, chosen to entertain for the summer performed a most professional and entertaining show. Brownies - Guides Pathfinders Beavers - Cubs Scouts - Adventurers PORT PERRY SCOUT HALL 245 Lilla Street North PORT PERRY PORT PERRY PARENTS' ASSOCIATION MONDAY, SEPT. 10 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. eats and a final. See article Donna is no stranger to Greenbank, as she sang at several of our barb- eques. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bernhardt of Uxbridge. On the way home stopped at Preston Springs visiting with Mrs. Ivan Beare. Mr. and Mrs. Toni Minten and Mr. and Mrs. Bloemen of Port Perry spent the long weekend at Cribbson. Mr. and Mrs. Art Couves and Mr. Bert Finney, who has spent holidays with his sister, Pearl, visited with sister, Janette Mont- gomery at Eden Mills on Monday, from there Bert travelled back to Huron College U.W.O. London. Mr. and Mrs. Don Washburn and Bonnie and grandson, Gray, Miss Irene Hart of Mississauga, Mrs. Wm. Walker and Rev. Roscoe Chapin, called on Mr. and Mrs. A. Couves on Sunday. Mr. Chapin is looking forward to the wood working class again this fall, how is that for a 96 year old gentleman. The Reverend Art and Ruth Rodgers, Darlene and Larry returned on Monday from a two week camping trip to Northern Ontario, Man- itoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia. They visited cousins in Minnesota, North Dakota, and Winnipeg. They attend- ed Sunday morning worship at St. Stephen's Broadway United Church in downtown Winnipeg, where their cousins, Mr. Mark Rodgers was cello soloist. They also travelled in Montana, Wisconsin and Mich- igan. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McCombe of Oshawa were Sat. dinner guests of her parents, Rev. Art and Ruth Rodgers at the parsonage, it being her father's birthday. Congratulations to Mr. Kaikhushru Sorab Bharucha and Wendy Elizabeth Walwyn, who were united in marriage at the Greenbank Unit- ed Church on Sat. Rev. Rodgers performed the ceremony. WANT SOLID USED CAR ADVICE? car from a GM dealership wf Wide selection of low mileage, late model cars C.8 Flexible financing arranged right on the premises C.4 Car insurance arranged right on the premises vf Mechanical repair protection available Every model carries the "GOODWILL" SEAL OF CA APPROVAL 'your assurance of a qual ity used 1984 PONTIAC FIERO SE COUPE - Stock No. 44057A .... 1984 CHEVETTE 2-DR. 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