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m eo TY ICT eh TTT a En PORT PERRY "WEEKEND STAR" FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 2000-19 It's last call for tickets to Greenbank's Grand Gala This week is your last chance for tickets for our Grand Gala of music being held this Friday and Saturday nights, April 7 and 8 at Greenbank United Church. Two jam packed nights of entertainment featuring the 'Junior and Senior Choirs; Jubilation, the .puppets 'and special guests the Brandon family. Tickets are $10, family rate $25. Contact Diane Jones at 985-8716 or. Dianne Pelletier at 985- 3745. Proceeds go towards a grand piano for the church. The Port Perry Ringette Bunnies played in the Divisional "B" Championship last Saturday, and lost to the Whitby "3" team to place second for the year. : Port Perry Bunnies went to °° the Regional Tournament this = past weekend, won two of the three games to again play in the championship game, but lost to Whitby 10-3, and brought home silver medals. 13 Congratulations to the players from Greenbank, Melanie and Stephanie Thomson, Hillary Quantrill; who have all 'had a terrific season. Many thanks to coach Heather Davis, also from Greenbank, - for her patience, enthusiasm and love for the sport, and to manager Sandy Thomson, and assistant coach Cheryl Quantrill. Final practice for the Spring Concert is Tuesday, April 4 at 8 p.m. Kellie: :-.and: VOLUNTEERS NEEDED The Scugog Chamber of Commerce is actively seeking volunteers to help with Summerfest at the Port Perry Fairgrounds July 6-9 /2000 Please call 985-4971 to volunteer Together, we can make it happen! Combined Greenbank U.CW. meeting will be held on Wednesday, April 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the church. Guest speaker will be Mary Jo De Cotta, assis- tant director of develop- ment for the Breast Cancer Society. Everyone wel- come. Spring cleaning? Save those items because the Greenbank Music Committee is planning a rummage sale on May 27. Contact Cheryl Quantrill or Barb Ward. Greenbank Sunday School meeting will be April 16 at 9 a.m. The children had a won- derful time at Sunday School on Sunday, playing the miniature golf game. Much thanks to the teach- ers for sponsoring the fun. Mr. Elmer Lee has taken the position of Clerk of Greenbank Session. Murray Stone who had completed his term as clerk is now chairperson for the Pastoral Charge. Ken Sturman had complet- ed his term as chairperson. Glen and Maryjean Till attended the family birth- day party to celebrate the - fourth birthday of Cody Till' at the home of Brian and Gayle Till on the weekend. Sympathy is extended to Eleanor and Terry Crawford on the passing of Eleanors mother. The Lions still have 21- 7-7 lawn fertilizer and 19- 19-19 garden fertilizer on sale at the low price of only $15 a bag and this includes tax and free delivery. We have had orders delivered from Raglan and Manilla and all points in between and have sold 300 bags already, so don't miss out on this opportunity. Sales will continue until the end of April, so phone 985-3723 to order. Profits are being used to help promote local initiatives. Thanks to Lester Baylis for his generous donation of new coat hangers to the church and hall. Don't forget the Folk Music night on April 15 at the hall. Phone 985-8351 for tickets. The hall is looking for a used fridge so phone 985- 3723 if you have one avail- able. The Lions still need new nominations for candi- dates for the annual Greenbank Volunteer of the Year Award given out each June. Phone R. Foster. at 985-8298. Do you have any pic- tures that might help us celebrate the history of Greenbank? We are putting together a calen- dar for Greenbank. Let us borrow that snapshot 'and make it live foréver on our calendar 2001. etable garden fertilizer. Things are looking a little greener in Greenbank and District these days, thanks to the Greenbank Lions Club and the tremendous support they have received from the community with regards to the sale of their lawn and veg- This project is a win, win, win fundraiser because it helps so many aspects of community life. It helps the consumer because at $15 a bag for the 21-7-7 for the 19-19-19 they are getting a real bargain for a quality product. It helps the local supplier because they are getting a shot in the arm from the extra 300 bags of sales. Remember the fertilizer fundraiser But most of all, it helps the service club carry on its efforts to help improve the local community with a variety of useful and needed activities. With the limited budgets at the municipal levels there is a larger demand put on the ser- vice clubs to step in and help out. This is going to be a record year for us, and we would like to thank all of you for your continued support. If you still wish to order a 55 Ib. bag, just phone the Lions at 985-3723. Sales will continue until the end of April and the delivery is free. Submitted by, the Greenbank Lions Arts endowment dinner coming up Prelude to a Dream 2000, the second in a bien- nial series of arts endow- ment evenings held by the Durham District School Board, . will be held Saturday, May 6 at the Education Centre, 400 Taunton Road E. in Whitby. The evening raises funds to support the artis- tic exploration of talented students. Twenty-five stu- dents have benefitted from the funds raised at the first gala two years ago. Prelude to a Dream 2000 will feature valet parking, horsdoeuvres and ~ sparkling wine during the pre-dinner auction: of artis- MAY 1999 $50 ......Segrid Webber $50 .....Keitha Rice $25 .....Roy Hope JULY 1999 $50 ......Wayne Burrell essen senses esceed esseee seseee sssee besee Dd "hase sonny © 101 CLUB WINNERS NOVEMBER 1999 $50.......Rose Pomeroy $50 ...... Deanna Latreille $25 ......June Sunseth $25 ......Kim Murray- Young $25 .....Rob Rice sesee sesees eee cress sense eesees eseve "saves serene teres tic works (including two signed Carl Beamer prints, a Robert Bateman and a work by the evening's fea- tured artist, Darlene Cole) and a presentation by the Oshawa Youth Orchestra. A five course dinner will be prepared by renowned Chef Eric Peacock, with entertainment by Oshawa- UIER LO y COTTA born international per-= former Joseph Hiram, award winning dancers and a magician. Tickets for the May 6 gala are $150 each or $900 for a corporate 'table for six. 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