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¥. 4 "a" v L ¢ TI Report § Renee PRE RS CLINI FT J By Mrs, Frank Innes If you want to shake off those late winter blues be sure to come tc the Pot Luck Dinner.in the Sunday School rooms on Fri. even- ing, April 1 at 6:30 p.m. Each family attending is asked to bring a main: dish and something for dessert. An entertaining program of local talent will round off the evening. Mr. and Mrs, Norman Smith of Uxbridge visited Mr, and Mrs. Howard McMillan one day last week Mr. and Mrs. James Janson and Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan have returned from a trip to Florida. = Several -ladies of Green- bank' attended a shower for Miss Janet Carnegie and Terry Howsom at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Glen Smith of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parish of Sunderland were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. George Beaton. Mr, Norman Elson is in Uxbridge Hospital recuper- ating from surgery We wish him a speedy recovery. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs, J. Mann were their daughter and husband, Mr. and' Mrs. Ron Dunn, also son Garry and friend all of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Busy Spring for Jr. Farmers April is coming. April is _ the first month in spring and there are many things for the farmers to do. Auction sales galore; machinery to be prepared for the summer work; kids coming home from university; member- ships. Oh yes, this is mem- bership month for the Junior Farmers. A small fee is paid yearly by nearly eighty members in our club alone. This fee is split between county; zone and province and it entitles all members to compete at each level in the province in any of the many activities of the Junior Farmers. It is too bad that all of 'the members don't make use of this, With nearly 80 members, we usually only have about 40 active members, .The others must like our great newslet- ter because that is about all they get for their member- ship. To get something out of Junior Farmers, you have to put into them. Our membership meeting is April 13, 8:00 at the 0.M.AF. office in Uxbridge. "The deadline for member- ship is April 25 to Lisa Puckrin ' This month is also our big Variety Night. This is a production put on yearly by our talented members in the county. The final produc- tions go on April 22 at Brock High School and on the 29th at Port Perry High School. A complete dress rehearsal There is also something every weekend for those -who are sport's minded or like to dance. On the 1st and 2nd, our highly unsuccessful mixed broomball team plays in a tournament in Dundalk. All the support we can get is appreciated. The next weekend, April 9th, a semi- formal dance will be held at * Sunderland Legion.' On April 16th our. frustrated hockey team heads for Prince Edward County to take a shot at a- champion- ship we never seem to reach. The next weekend is our annual Zone dance 'in Cobourg. It is formal dress but a very informal atmos- phere with many friends from across the zone meet- ing again to renew friend- ships. Week Ending March 24, 1977 is on April 20 at Sunderlandf Don't forget our member- Admissions ..............ec.oue.. 38° Public School. Port Perry ship meeting, and spread BIrth8 ii. fiir iensiisenseions 7 will be performing a skit the word around as the date Deaths ........c..beeininennins Nil and our first practice is was too late for the news- -- Emergencies ................. 162° April 7, 7:30 at Lisa Puck- letter. Operations...........c..cceueenn. 15 rins. We need all our talent- Also, the fact is 'You €8..iiiiniiniiininineins 39 ed people there to help put don't have to be one, to be Remaining.........cccceeevnnennn 40 on a good show. one". 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Mr, and Mrs. Stan Foster and daughter Shari were Saturday. visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey and family. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Lunney and Shelley of Peterborough were at Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cookmans for dinner on Saturday. They also attended the 50th anniversary celebrations of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Innes in Sunderland. Mr. and Mrs. Cookman and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Innes were guests at 'the anniversary party as well. Greenbank PTA meeting will be held on April 5 at 8 p.m. at the school. Guest speaker Mr. Jack Gardiner will speak about learning disabilities. Everyone wel- come, a Miss Jennifer Treleaven was holidaying with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean last week. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. David McKean of Scarborough on the birth of a son. The afternoon unit of the UCW will hold their April meeting in the church base- ment at 2 p.m. April 6th. Mr. Peter Stone spent a few days of holiday week with his sister Janice in Toronto. . Communion service will be held next Sunday morn- ing, "Palm Sunday' at 11:30 a.m. Greenbank Scout News On- March 24 the 1st Greenbank - Cub Pack travelled to Beckers plant in Toronto and had the very interesting experience of seeing the bagging and bottling of milk and the making of ice cream and popsicles. Before returhing to Oshawa the boys feasted on a treat of ice cream and chocolate milk. At Oshawa the cubs toured Camp Samac, then went to Mothers Pizza for a tour, after which they were served pizzas. On Saturday the 1st Greenbank Cub Pack hosted the 182nd Cub Pack from the Greater Toronto Region. The day began with all the cubs meeting at Greenbank Hall for a feed of hot dogs, provided by John and OBITUARY JAMES HENRY COOKSON In Bowmanville Memorial Hospital on Saturday, "March 19, after a short ill- grave, Harry Cookson, Whit- by, Mrs. Edith Davis, Scugog Island, and Vic Cookson, Maple Grove. Survived by two sisters, Mrs. Gertie Williamson, Mrs. Edith Elson and one brother, Mr. Joseph Cookson all of Nantwick, England. Fifteen grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. The funeral was con- ducted from Northcutt- Elliott, Bowmanville on Tuesday, March 22 at 2 p.m. Pallbearers (all grand- sons) - James Cookson, Wayne Cookson, John Davis, Harley Davis, Reginald Davis, Alan Pelow. Interment Groveside Cemetery, Brooklin. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Mar. 30, 1977 -- 15 Greenbank and area news Wr interest 'Francie Wilcox. From here they went for a hike through Jerico Farms. Upon return- ing to Greenbank they all went to the John Wilcox farm to watch the cows being milked. At 5 p.m. the cubs returned home, each with a visiting cub from Toronto, to spend the night. Many cubs and leaders were welcomed at both Sea- grave and Greenbank " church on Sunday. At 1:30 p.m. 'on Sunday Cub Pack held their run-off for the Pinewood Derby. The Toronto Pack also had a friendly race. Speed race: 1st Ray Meisner, 2nd Rick Perry, 3rd Willy King, 4th Sean Fisher. Design: 1st Mike Dickson, 2nd Keith Rahm, 3rd Michael Zering, ath Scott Branton. The 1st, 2nd and 3rd win- ners in the divisions each received a lovely trophy. Next Saturday these eight boys will be at Blackstock to compete in the Pine Ridge District finals. Good . luck! Winners in the back- ward race were: 1st Chris Maschke, 2nd JoJo Stone, 3rd Dale Leask. At the conclusion of | the, day, the Toronto Pack pre- sented the Greenbank Pack with a scarf signifying an official visit with another pack outside their district. The Toronto Cubs presented each of their hosting cubs with a Toronto District badge. Tired but happy with this experience of hosting a pack from Toronto, each went their separate ways. Many thanks to the lead- ers and families for making this week so much fun for the boys. 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