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6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 21, 1976 Seagrave and area news of interest by Jackie Boyle The other morning I glanc- ed out my window, in some- what of a fog, to view what 1 believed to be the new CN tower - instead it was in fact Len Sommervilles' newly erected silo - I hope it im- proves our TV reception Len! If you are better at watch- ing sports than participating in them, you too are enjoying the Montreal Olympics 'and perhaps fantasizing that ydu are the one in that pool or on the track. Seagrave, alas, is not represented, but an honourable mention must be awarded to our own baseball team who have great potential. A win is comming fellows! Forget about the loss to Little Britain Sunday evening with a score of 24-11. Better days are coming. Oakwood lost to Mariposa Estates Sunday evening by a score of 18-14. Correction: Little Britain won over Mariposa Estates instead of vice versa as previously re- ported. Mr, and Mrs. Keith Kend- all with their children Gloria and Kyle, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Durward have been holi- daying in Newfoundland and then on to New Brunswick to visit Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dee. Last Friday brought to a close a very successful week of Vacation Bible School at Greenbank. On July 11, Paige and Sonya Whyte, Melody Anne Sommerville, Robert and Paul Wana- maker, Kelly Boyle, Bradley Puckrin, Carol, Mark and Ted Sturman, Jay, Scott and Shane Branton and Kevin Puckrin were among those from the Seagrave area to help bring the average atten- dance to 78. Friday evening the parents were treated to an enjbyable program in- cluding well rehearsed songs from each of the groups attending. Afterwards we saw a display of crafts the childrén had been working on. The theme for the week was: '"'Remember the Lord is with Us". Thank you to Mrs. Betty Sommerville who devoted TENNIS RACKETS Reg: $4.15 NOW TENNIS BALLS Reg. 3.32.45 NOW 3/°1.45 -"HEY.KIDS" Going to Hockey School? WinnWell STICKS 2.49 _ Boys' Girls' & Ladies' SLACKS Reg. her time as an assistant teacher again this year, and to those who helped out last week. A lovely wedding cere- money took place last Satur- day at Seagrave United church where Miss Lynda Caldwell and Mr. Bill Wray exchanged vows. Best wishes to this happy couple who will be residing in Sea- grave. Mr. and Mrs. Don Beacock along with their sons Lee and Blair attended the Port Perry Snowmobile Club picnic at Poplar Park. Mrs. Elsie Brown from Toronto visited at the home of her friends, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wanamaker for a week. Leanne Munro from Epsom is visiting with her cousin Melody Anne Sommerville for a few days this week. After two years, Jackie Boyle was reunited with her sister Mrs. Lillian Burgogne from . Grande Prairie, Al- berta. A family get-to- gether was held at the Chel- sea Inn and Ed's Warehouse in Toronto last week to cele- brate this happy occasion. Qur best wishes for a speedy return to health for Mr. Tom Venner who has been moved to Toronto Gen- eral Hospital for further "tests. . Mr. Walter King will be at the Scugog Shores Museum on Sunday, July 25 from 2-4 p.m. demonstrating his miniature steam engine and saw mill. Keep in mind that there will be a Decoration Service at Bethel Cemetery in Greenbank on August 15 at 2:30 p.m. Mr. Ken Lawton will be taking over the church service this Sunday, which, by the way, will be the last service before resumption in September, Please forward your next weeks news items to Mrs. Dianne Puckrin at 985-2489. "Experience is a" hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson afterwards" - Vernon Law. Size 7 to 14 $9.35 NOW. - Men's Children's T-SHIRTS & PULLOVERS Sizes for 2 to 6X 40% OFF Ladies PULLOVERS & _ CARDIGANS p Reg. $12 to $13. NOW 4 0 % OFF DOOR MATS "S404 Large size 342 ' SALE PRICE Olympic Canada' Reg. $5.49 NOW RECORD ALBUMS Reg. $7.29 to $7.98 NOW IN LOW PRICE 3.99 Ladies' Men's - Boys' - Girls' BATHING SUITS Feather Pillows Reg. $3.95 NOW 2 88 [] 1/2 price Men's & Boys' Sport Shirts All Summer 40% OFF LAWN DARTS Reg. $5.49 NOW Footwear Johnsons SHOUT LAUNDRY A& STAIN REMOVER Reg. $1.29 88 HEAVY DUTY GARBAGE BAGS 26" x 36" 59* SALE PRICE MASON Preserving Jars Med. size Reg. $5.45 NOW 3.29 Small size Reg. $4.95 NOW 2.99 From Ni Toy Department LAWN CROQUET SETS Reg. $3.98 NOW 2.39 CHAISETTE PADS Reg. $6.25 NOW 3.77 SWIMMING POOL win 36,66 Reg. $8.95 DUNT