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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 2, 2001 - 17 Greenbank News by Doris Hill Greenbank youth are hosting a Murder Mystery Oct. 20 Senior Choir practice is Thursday evenings at 7:30 p.m. If you enjoy singing, please join them. The Evening Unit U.C.W. will meet on Wednesday, Oct. 3 at 7:30 p.m. Their guest speaker will be Billie Kemp, who will speak about sleeping children around the world. This is a program that provides a bed for a child in need somewhere in the world. Everyone welcome. Bring a friend and take a coffee break for Alzheimers. The October. meeting of the Fidelis Unit U.C.W. will be Thursday, Oct. 4 at 1:30 p.m. It will be an opportunity to learn more about this disease. Please note time change. The roll call will be announced with a dona- tion to the food bank. Sorry to report that John Cook is a patient in Port Perry hospital following a fall last week. The next euchre at Greenbank is this Friday evening, Oct. 5. Everyone welcome. Mrs. Margaret Couperthwaite had a won- derful 80th birthday party at the church on Sunday. Guests were present from near and far. The Fidelis ladies did a special job of providing refreshments for the large crowd. The G.Y.A. are having the Murder Mystery Dinner Party on Oct. 20 at 6 p.m. at Greenbank Church for all high school age youth. Call Juli Conrad at 905-985-2006 to register or for information. Myself and daughter Earla Stanfield spent Friday and Saturday tour- ing the Gananoque, Thousand Islands and Kingston area. A Fun = and Entertainment Talent Auction will be held on Oct. 26 at Greenbank Hall.- Donation list inside back door of the church or please call Julie at 905-852- 9666 or Bob at 905-985- 8559. The second Annual Soap Box Derby and Fun Fair was bound to be the tremendous success it was Saturday, with the glorious weather and community support we had. The Greenbank town spirit came through once again with an excited and hungry crowd. The food booth sold out it was so popular. With the race, games, jumping castle and Carol Couch's pony rides the kids had loads of fun to choose from. This years derby had 47 racers and 34 carts. This is I4 more carts than we had last year. We had participants from many areas of Durham Region and as far away as Waterloo. The winners of the Primary Class were: first - Laura Pelletier; second Dale Simpson; third Taylor Seddon; fourth Austin Johnson and fifth Bryan McCreight. Junior Class were: first - 1 "Darrell Pelletier; second - Greg Mathews; third - Tyson Lee; fourth - Brook Longhurst; fifth - Stefan Leistner-Lavoie. Open Class were: first - Ashley Vanderlaan; second ~~ Brian Sciuk; third - Darrell Pelletier; fourth - Nathan Paddock; fifth - Evan and Ben Frolick. The Driver's Choice Trophy was given to Spencer Sutherland in his Coupe Cart #13. Congratulations to all drivers for their efforts. Many thanks are expressed to the derby, food, and fun fair commit- tees and all of their many volunteers for their efforts and time it took to provide such a well organized and fun-filled day. Also to our very generous Sponsors a big thank you for your sup- port. With 'all proceeds going to the Greenbank Parks Playground Equipment Fund we aré - closer to our goal. SRY SAC ES NICELY DECORATED 3 wr ey galow in nice area with lake access through backyard, steel roof, great dog enclosure, workshop/shed and new deck. Priced for quick sale $129,900. ST OnE FOR LEASE at intersection of . Queen St. and Hwy. 7A Independent build- F ing, approx. 1,400 sq. ft. Toll Free 1-800-448-1056 Fax: (905) 985-9161" | Leasing for $1,500 per month net, Member Dutiam Flegion Real Estate Board, Kawartha Real Estate pet. - Association, Access Member to the . : Toronto Real Estate Board Multiple Listing Service LOOKING TOWARD RETIREMENT? Or simply want a more compact home? 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