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At Town Hall Mike Relf and Linda Postma had the opportunity to switch sexes in No, No, A Million Times No, much to the delight of the audience. SPST THAPAR DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC Open Weekdays including SUNDAY! -- By Appointment Orily oe 66 Brock SLW,, 214 Dundas St. E., 194 King St. W., UXBRIDGE 852-5291 WHITBY 668-7797 OSHAWA 579-8752 a4 252525 3 Tub Te 4 175 Perry Street - BUY -- SELL -- TRADE USED PAPERBACKS Port Perry Greenbank and Area News by Mrs. Armour McMillan The Greenbank Public School Ad- dition Committee would like to report, somewhat belatedly, on the meeting held with the Durham Board of Education's Property and Transportation Committee on May 21. The meeting was very well at- tended by parents from the Green- bank and Seagrave area. Cathy Galberg, who spoke for the group, did an excellent job and stood her ground well in the face of critical comments from members of the Property and Transportation Com- mittee. One member suggested that the townspeople's own complacen- cy in past years is at least partly responsible for the School Board's failure to take notice of the school situation here. The Committee's members discussed the issue after the depar- ture of the parents from Greenbank and Seagrave, and formed an ad- hoc committee to look this summer at all 10 school sites scheduled for General' Purpose rooms in the future. Since the Board's budget is already set for 1986, it will not be - known until sometime in the Spring of 1987 when Greenbank may expect construction to begin on our addition. As a final note, the Addition Com- mittee would like to thank all those parents who took the time to attend this meeting; we think the support demonstrated impressed the Board members. Last, but certainly not least, we would like to thank our trustee, Debbie Tredway, for her support and concern in the matter of the proposed addition to the school, Sunday School Anniversary was observed last Sunday with Mrs. Lillian Roberts as special speaker. Congratulations to those who plann- - ed and took part in the service. The special music was much ap- ge NEW SUMMER HOURS: Mon. to Wed 10a m_. 5p.m.; Thufs. to Sat. 10a.m. - 8 p.m. Come on in & see Our Complete Stock of Your Favourite Authors. C. ANDREWS preciated. 'I'here will be no service next Sunday as it is Pinedale Sun- day School Anniversary. The U.C.W. June meeting will be on Wed., June 4 at the home of Mrs. Muriel Gibson. There will be a - special speaker, Mrs. Penny Fit- zgerald of Pickering and all ladies are welcome. We extend the sympathy of the community to Mr. & Mrs. Larry Prohaska on the death of her father last week. Mrs. Grace Hadden visited with Mr. & Mrs. Armour McMillan last Wed. Recent visitors of Mrs. Olive McMillan were Mr. & Mrs. Everet Hockley of Uxbridge, Mrs. Bessie Acton of Uxbridge and Mrs. Norine Snodden of Valencia. Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Don Campbell on the birth of a daughter, Andrea Michelle. The regular meeting of the Green- bank Womens Institute will be on June 18 at 8:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Neil Hunter. All are welcome. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Hill & Earla have returned home from an Expo '86 tour to Vancouver. ~ Congratulations to the two teams from Greenbank on their fine efforts at the Little Britain Lob Ball Tour- nament on June 1. The Orioles won the C Division and the Hillbillies Townspeople's complacency was blamed for Board's slowness won the B Division Championships. Both teams will compete in the Seagrave Toughament on June 14. Mrs. Olive McMillan spent Sun- day with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Snodde- & Sharon at Valencia. Mr. & Mrs. Art Couves attended the 88th Birthday Party of Mrs. Wm _ Walker formerly of Greenbank one day last week at her home at Thornhill. .This past week, Greenbank Brownies came to a close with much achieved by all. Four in particular to mention are Joanna Shepard and Rhonda Winslow who flew up to guides. Meredith Bagshaw and Tif- fany Reed who walked to Guides. We are especially proud of Rhonda who earned her Golden Bar Golden Ladder and Golden Hand all in one year. All of the Brownies achieved their Golden Bar and Golden Ladder so they have all worked very hard this year. Brown Owl, Jean Clarke was presented with a gift in ap- preciation for all her work and time. Tawney Owl, Dot Hooker was also thanked for her efforts by Jean. There were approximately fifty Mom's, Brownies and other family members on hand for the banquet supper. We also had our commissioner . Felicity Lomath as guest as well as several Guides from Seagrave and their leaders to assist on the fly up. Many thanks to everyone who helped during our Brownie year. News next week - 985-2944 Christian music Paul and Tammy Chilco, along with a back-up band, enter- tained the capacity audience at Town Hall 1873 with a selection of Christian songs. LOGAN'S POOL - CHEMICALS & ACCESSORIES - 22 Greensboro Drive, Blackstock - B Years serving Blackatock and Port: Perry Area - Pumps - Filters - Blankets Pool Kits (Inground & Above Ground) Rollers - Pool Furniture - etc. :