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ests pe i 2 g i i 2 \ No time for watching scenery Lady bus driver is too busy dodging potholes Greenbank and Area News by Shirley Lee May is here and your local lady bus driver is again on the other end of this pen. I usually tell you of all the spring signs I have enjoyed, but because fsuch terrible roads I had . to concentrate on the pot holes and try not to get stuck. One day I did see an Osprey perch high in a dead tree, what a huge beautiful bird. The United Church Women held their Annual Church Service on Sun- day with Mrs. Charlene Shephard as the guest speaker. Her theme was Pioneer Women in the Church of Canada, telling how difficult it was for women to be able to take a ministering place in the Church and went on to show, with the help of women of the congregation, on how women are ministers in their own home. A big congratulations to all the students of Greenbank School who participated in their Spring Pro- gramme held at Sunderland Town Hall last Thursday evening. This years concert was called "Let Us Entertain You' which included the play Alice in Wonderland. It was a terrific performance and you made a lot of parents very proud. Also a big thank-you and well done to our teachers for the great success. Also the Annual Spring round of chicken-pox and measles have some of the students home from school. Get better soon and see you back at school. Miss Earla Hall has just return- ed home from a three week trip to Australia. Congratulations to Russ and Helen (Phoenix) Carnaghan of Blackstock on the safe arrival of their new son. Another grandchild for Fred and Iva Phoenix. "Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McMillan of Orillia visited with Mrs. Olive McMillan and Armour McMillan . one day last week. Ladies, don't forget the U, C.W. meeting at the Church on Wednes- day May 7 at 1:30, note the time is a half hour earlier than usual. All ladies of the community are welcome. On Wednesday, May 21 the Green- bank Public School Addition Com- mittee will be presenting to the Durham Board of Education a report outlining the schools urgent need for an addition. The Commit- tee needs the support of concerned parents and asks that as many as possible attend this meeting, which will be held at the Board offices 555 Rossland Rd., Oshawa. Please be there, our kids deserve our best ef- fort in this matter! Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan attended the Evans-Ashenhurst wedding at the Baptist Church in Uxbridge on Saturday. Tickets are now on sale for the "Greenbank Children's Theatre Workshops" first production. The play "Bizzy, Dizzy, Daffy and Ar- thur" is a comical, musical look at to-day's children and their needs in our changing society. 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