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eit Aa = caer ieee Br, + "tt seems + Ho ameter - a -- ee -------- ------ T-------- A Aa ea 0 GO i ---- mr -------------------- "A Family Tradition for 127 Years" a ' "3 ness SRSA A RRR J - + I A RR 4 KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR Students at Greenbank Public School entertained their parents and teachers with a musi- cal play entitled Assighment Earth on Wednesday, April 7 at the school. Fashion Show April 22 Green ank News by Helen McKean A spea= one who participated in the Easter Sunrise Service at the Greenbank Cemetery on April 11. Our service began at 6:30 a.m. Despite the cold weather there was a good turn out, about 25 people. A special thank you to the Greenbank Youth Group for or- ganizing the service and to the parents for preparing a break- fast afterwards. The next Youth Group Meet- ing will be Sunday, April 18 at 7:30 p.m. at Steve Quantrill's home. New members welcome. The beautiful Easter lilies in the church on Sunday were placed there in loving memory of their loved ones who were such a part of the Greenbank Church. The choir sang, "He is Risen" and the Sunday School children assisted Rev. Shepherd's ser- mon, "He is not here - He is Ris- en", showing the children how we can find "Jesus" in every part of our life and in our church. Joanna Shepherd read the Bible lesson. The Evening Unit of our U.C.W. is holding a fashion show, featuring "Bridal Fash- ions through the Years" on Thursday, April 22 at 7:30 p.m. Our District B of Lindsay Presbyterial U.C.W. is to be held in Yelverton United Bridge results April 7 - Afternoon 5 Table Mitchell - Avg. 48 North/South First: Nancy Dressing and Hoppy Carnwith 59. Second: Georgia Brock and Ed Clark 53. Third: Joyce Heard and Hel- en Mathieson 48 1/2. East/West First: Doris Phinney and Judy Atkinson 68 1/2. Second: Mimi and Dave For- rest 60. Third: Harry Carnegie and Jack Davies 43 1/2. Evening 5 Table Howell - Avg. 54 First: Doris Phinney and Georgia Brock 68. Second: Joan West and Gord Day 62. Third: Bill Geer and John Harvey 61. Fourth: Anne Scott and Judy Atkinson 56. tA SARA A ut ER a Church on Thursday, April 22 at 9:30 a.m. The guest speaker is Margaret Ann Lamb. The Greenbank Euchre party is on April 16 in Greenbank Hall. Everyone is welcome. Our Women's Institute meets on April 21 at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Bessie Donneral. The Roll Call is name your favourite author. I hope everyone had a Happy Easter. We saw all the families gathered in church but I can't name them all here. Don and I had Easter Dinner at thé home of my granddaughter Kim and Tom Taylor in Whitby. Joining us was son Larry, Pat and grandchildren Jennifer and Jef- fery and daughter Penny. Please Remember!! We don't laugh because we're happy: we are happy because we laugh. The Girl Guides Cookies have arrived so be sure to be watch- ing for Brownies, Guides and Pathfinders on Saturday, April 17. They will be conducting their annual door-to-door Cook- ie Blitz and hope you will be ready to help out by buying the cookies. _ Special Earth Day event com- ing up! On April 22nd at 7:30 p.m. the video "Revolution Down on the Farm" will. be shown at Port Perry High School and two speakers will discuss organic farming and the growing farmers' market move- ment. Everyone welcome! Please call 985-3225 or 985- 9242 for more details. UCWSs at hall Saturday Scugog Island News by Mrs. Earl Reade What a lovely Easter season! We recall the sad occasions and the happy times. I can never re- member a Good Friday when we didn't have some rain. This year was a happy time for many with church, family and friend re- unions. Personally I enjoyed all three. I treated myself to tele- phone re-unions with a group of three from Toronto, Orangeville and Shelbourne who had spent a memorable year together while attending school together in Toronto 66 years ago, and continued the friendship in spite of many experiences. In a former Port Perry paper you will have noted a memo about videos recently shown but poorly attended, perhaps because of other attractions or lack of knowledge. Accordingly you are being given information about a specially prepared one of interest to everyone in this modern time. It is free at the Port Perry High School April 22 at 7:30 p.m. It is of modern day living for everyone and called "Revolution Down on the Farm" but is gaining interest with gar- deners and consumers in present day living. The meeting may last 30 minutes or more, according to the interest and questions. One well known speaker will be David Suzuki of T.V. fame. Other speakers will be Dave Kea of Beaverton, a def- inite organic farmer and Al Val- laincourt. This also involves farmers markets and the consu- mers. Several local people have already attended lectures and are practising in their own local gardens. So you see this is of in- terest to all of us, so please try to attend for your own benefit and appreciation to those who are trying to increase our knowl- edge and improvements and ne- cessity. This coming Saturday is the next date to remember when all cars will be heading to the cen- tre of the Island to the church and the hall to make contacts April 17 with the two U.C.W.s. First at the church 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. for an excellent lunch- eon. $5 for adults, $2.50 for chil- dren, and free for pre-schoolers. Following your luncheon you will find free admission over at the municipal hall from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Here you will be well entertained in seeing craft dem- onstrations and lots of crafts for gale. You will rush to the bake table for a variety of goodies. When tired you may rest with friends for tea and snacks at lit- tle tables. There is also a corner for fun and tea cup reading by the best readers available. So you cannot afford to miss this day. Now that the weather has re- sumed good habits, we may all be lucky. See you on Saturday, you know where. We are sorry to hear that Margaret Cornish has not felt too well since her holiday trip. We trust she will soon improve. FEE | Open Thurs, 9.8, Friday 9-8 & Sat. 9-€ - A Ground Beef - in. Lean Ground Beef 10lb. bag - . SAUCY GOURMET BBQ & DIPPING SAUCES Honey & Garlic 29 Chicken & Rib Classic BBQ aaa STB A ERIE 5 RNAS 08. S00 Hot Wing --- gre oo ay So