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ry m------ 'A Family Tradition for 133 Years" New voices always welcome to the Greenbank Sr. Choir | } | { | | | Once again the Greenbank and District Lions Club is selling large 55 1b. or 25 kg. bags of spring lawn fertilizer for the low, low price of $15 a bag. The contents are 21- 7-7 and the mixture is 50 per cent slow release to feed your lawn all sum- mer. Last year most of the profits went towards the fence in the Greenbank Park. We have already sold 60 of the 200 bags, so phone 985-3723 to order now and the bags will be delivered to your home in late April. Thanks for your continued support of our local projects and fundraisers. We enjoyed the beauti- ful music provided for us at church on Sunday by Jacqueline, Rita, and Wayne Stickwood. The Greenbank Sr. Choir practice will begin Thursday, Feb. 25 at 7:30 p.m. to prepare music for Easter. They welcome new voices and also would like Greenbank: area news by Doris Hill rr to hear from anyone who plays an instrument. Teachers of the Greenbank Sunday School are asked to meet at the church on March 1 at 7:30 p.m. If interested in teach- ing please contact Joyce Larmer at 985-9959. Sympathy is extended to Suzanne and Barry Lee and family on the passing of her father Mr. Eugene Hernigle. We wish Mrs. Valerie Hunter a good recovery from her recent surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Smith of Lindsay and their niece Gloria and Boyd Morgan from Newfoundland were recent dinner guests of pejeligel) Im Ross and Marie Cookman. Mrs. Muriel Wagner of Sundridge is visiting for a few days with Eunice and Ray Rahm. Miss Veronica Varggs from Mexico is spending some time in Canada, and PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 23, 1999 - 17 Thieves grab fishing gear, auger from hut Sometime between Feb. 13 and 19 thieves entered a fishing hut located on Lake Scugog and stole a number of items. Durham Police report that a Blossom Crt. resi- dent had left his hut on the ice near Castle Harbor Pt. and when he returned discovered that thieves had cut the locks off and gained entry. Taken during the entry was some assorted fishing equipment worth $50 and a gas auger. Cottage entered Police were called to a . Cadmus address recently after thieves broke into an unoccupied cottage. Police report that some- time between Feb. 8 and 20 thieves gained entry into the Birkenweg St. cottage. Once inside they stole a Sears VCR valued at $400 and four bottles of booze worth approximate- ly $80. spent a day recently with Jean and Neil Hunter. The Greenbank euchre will be this Friday, Feb. 26 at the hall. Everyone welcome. The Fidelis Unit of the U.C.W. will meet on Wednesday, March 3 at 1:30 p.m. at the church. , Congratulations to all | piano students who par- ticipated in the Sunderland Music Festival this week. Gordon and Francis call WOLF RUN GOLF CLUB wore m Greenbank on the | _Toumament weekend visiting with Dales Available Francis' sister Shirley Lee and spent some time vis- iting with Murray who is now a patient in Oshaw hospital. z for 1999 Call for details Wolf Run Golf Course 1-880-321-WOLF (9653) NI Feature Contractor: OVERRIDGE FIREPLACE WAREHOUSE Quality Sales & Service | Since 1982 When you walk into Overridge Fireplace, you are greeted with a smile from owner David Malcolm who.is usually busy at his desk or with a customer. David opened Overridge Fireplace Warehouse in 1982 and credits his success to the fact that he and his employees to all facets of each job. There are no subcontractors used at Overridge. The clientele range from contractors on a wholesale basis to residential customers at the retail level. The customers of Overridge Fireplace expand all through Durham Region, the Kawarthas as well at shipments deep into the Greater Toronto Area, all year round. David indicated his greatest concern at this time as a company are the questions regarding Y2K and the law grade imports (fireplaces) from the U.S.A. At Overridge, David said, we are selective with our product with only two exclusive lines. The company Policy is that we service & maintain all of our customer base of product that we have sold them. Drop in for a "Warm" welcome. i INSTRUCTOR JOHN H. FOOTE WE ENCOURAGE: * Energy! * Creative Minds! * Teamwork! % Artistic Thinking! % Fun! WHEN: Classes begin Thursday, March 11, running ten consecutive Thursdays (March Break excepted) . 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