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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, September 4, 1991 - 25 Greenbank United to host Rally Day Sept. 8 Plan to attend Sunday School Rally Day at Greenbank United Church, Sept. 8 at 11 a.m. Diplomas, seals and pins will be awarded for the past years atten- dance. Promotions and registra- tions in new classes will take place, along with singing, skits, games and refreshments for the children. Congratulations to five of our 1st Greenbank Pathfinders who spent two nights in sweltering heat at Balsam Lake Provincial Park in order to pass their Gold Camp Emblem. The girls involv- ed were Amanda Powell, Joanna Shepherd, Barbie Phayre, Bonnie Edwards, and Meredith Bagshaw. For most of them, it was the last leg in achieving their Canada Cord. Leaders Marie Powell and Charlene Shepherd sat back and enjoyed watching these girls, plan, organize and and lead the entire camp of 20 girls. They did a terrific job in spite of racoons stealing some of their food. Well done girls!! Thank you to our District Commissioner, Sylvia Oldenzeil for doing the testing. Registration for Pathfinders (ages 12-15), Guides (9-11) and Brownies (6-8) will be held Tues- day, Sept. 10 from 6:30-7:30 p.m. at Greenbank Hall. All girls are welcome. Registration fee is $22. For more information: Pathfinders - Marie Powell 985-8965, Guides - Charlene Shepherd 985-0731; Brownies - Betty Vanseters 985-3397. September is Arthritis Month. Almost $4 million Canadians suf- fer from Arthritis. Greenbank Campaign Chairman is looking for volunteers this year. If you can spare a few hours during Sept. to help out please call Janet Banting at 985-3225. Port Perry Fair is over for 1991. Our own Muriel Gibson won the ribbons for the two beautiful prize quilts. Congratulations!! Other News by Helen McKean prize winners were Dierdree & Bill Earle; Valerie Hunter and Helen McKean. The Bill Earle's enjoyed the company of son Chris and Bren- da and grandchildren Ben, Joe and Heather of Bowmanville on the weekend. Also son Steve of Pickering visited on Monday. Congratulations to John Leask on his success at the National Belgian Horse Show at the Toron- to National Exhibition. He won two firsts; two seconds and for the Junior Reserve Grand Champion Mare. "The Rest Corner" in the Christie Building at the fair was a huge success. This was a joint effort of the seven branches of Women's Institute of the Ontario South District. It was most attrac- tive with a huge banner obtained for Guelph Dept. of Agriculture, depicting our need for trees in our environment. We served many huridreds of cups of coffee with a huge homemade cookie. Thanks to every branch for their delicious cookies. One lady named it the "Happy Corner" at Port Perry Fair. Congratulations to our own "Port Perry Fair Board." It was a perfect three days. This Friday, Sept. 6 will be the , next euchre party held in Green- bank Hall. Please phone me with your news next week at 985-2944. We extend our heartfelt sym- pathy to the Stone family on the death of their sister Jean. Also our thoughts are with Mrs. Arvela Phoenix and family on the death of Mr. Harry Phoenix, a long time resident of Greenbank. Organic Gold Compost Maker 1 100% natural ingredients 0 supplies microbes needed for composting a save 1/3 of daily household waste and make a rich humus for garden. Dealers Required for Distribution Sweda Bio Tech Inc. 3880 Edgerton Rd., Blackstock 986-5747 ( Mt=" dF 8hewman dfMasonry EST. 1088 Is. 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