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Greenbank area news Beautiful Church service If you were not present at church last Sunday you missed a beautiful service. All those who took are to be congratulated. The Junior and Senior Choirs and the soloists deserve a special thank you. There was a very good atten and it would be dif- ficult to name all the visitors but I think Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cordner from Bobcaygeon travelled the greatest distance. Service at the - usual hour next Sunday. ~The evening unit of the U.C.W. will meet April 5 at 7:30 p.m. in the church. The program is on skin care and Aloette. Everyone is welcome and bring a friend, Ida Young with Leslie and Melissa Hutton visited Prof. War- ren McCready one day during the school break. i The Greenbank Halls annual Easter Egg Hunt held on Good - Friday went "Eggs-actly"' as an- ticipated. Everyone had a great time singing along with Squinty the Clown. Thanks go to out to all the parents who helped out; with a very special thank you to the Greenbank Brownies. We are glad to report that Fred Phoenix is home after a stay in Uxbridge Cottage Hospital. Fred had an encounter with one of his beef cows -- the animal possibly took Fred for a stranger as he had been on holidays. We all you are soon feeling better be on guard of those tricky animals in the future. ; Anyone who has not registered their child for softball please con- tact Barb Ward at 985-3903 or Judy. ; the ladies are invited to at- tend the U.C.W. afternoon meeting on April5at 1:30 p.m. at the church. The theme for this meeting will be 'Taking a 6 Week Spiritual Journey of Love." Everyone is invited to attend a Farewell and Good Wishes get- together at Greenbank Hall on Sunday April 2 from 2-4 p.m. for the Geronimo family. Having been the proprietors of the Green- bank General Store over the past 11 years the Community would like to wish them well. Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean motored to Orillia on Sunday to visit Sally & Bert Bishop and sons in their new home. They were joined by daughter Dale & Ken Ellison & family of Thamesville. High growth boards form new coalition Representatives of the eight largest growth school boards in Southern Ontario met March 20 to discuss the crisis each is facing in "trying to provide new schools in the midst of rapid growth and declining provincial funding. =i1,The Growth Boards Coalition is made up of the Roman Catholic Separate School Boards and the Public Boards in the regions of - Peel, Halton, York and Durham; - They have 400,000 students, 90,000 of whom are in "temporary" accommodation. On behalf of the eight boards, The Peel Board of Education and The Dufferin-Peel Roman Catholic Separate School Board will request an emergency meeting with Premier David Peterson. The hoards decided recently to form a coalition to seek creative solutions to the accommodation problem, All eight boards are in favour of a proposal, by the On- Annual Rates &@ Kountry Kreations ® 'New Country Gift Shoppe Opening Soon in Port Perry Watch for our Grand Opening GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES tario Treasurer, that would give school boards the option to collect lot levies on newly constructed houses and use the money to build new schools. It is hoped that the meeting with the Premier would also in- _ clude the Ministers of Housing, Municipal Affairs, Education, Government Services and the Treasurer who are involved in an inter-ministerial committee to draft the legislation dealing with lot levies. Carolyn Parrish, Chairman of The Peel Board of Education, said, "The fact that the eight largest school boards in Southern Ontario met recently is a dramatic message to the Pro- vince. We represent almost 400,000 students. 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