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', ILL AS Ra pr NA 571 Fe nd HR SBN SOT Lats 8 % ¥ 3 AT A LRRD St) 70 5 F07 y ie os w Ga A A Sa] Seagrave News Cubs camp-out over weekend for._a. weeks - holiday. ---We hope you have an enjoyable by Mrs. Donna Wanamaker. We extend our thanks to Rick and Margaret Thorne for their -duet on Sunday. There will be church next week,. then the church will be closed for a couple of weeks. Church will resume on September 4th, We are pleased to report that Mrs. Pat Lycett is home from the hospital. She will be spending some' time with her mother, Alice Woodcock. We wish the very best for a complete recovery. Mr. Howard Hammond and Mr. Wilf Sturman are patients in the hospital. We hope your stay will be short. Miss Kelly Boyle turned 7 on Sunday. She held her party on Saturday and had several friends to help make her party a success. Happy birthday Kelly. x J # peel and slice onions by Food For Thought by The Hillier's Glamor in the kitchen: candlelight, says one cook. The candle kills odours, keeps you from crying. Something DIFFERENT for breakfast - how about grilled cheese sand- wiches? or fish sticks with Mexican hot sauce? And fresh fruit of some kind is a must for 'most 'people. - Medium or small ava- cados will usually be more flavourful than big ones. The Japanese cut zuc- chini into julienne strips and saute with onions cut the same way. Toss with toasted sesame seeds. Easy, no-cook cheese pie: mix two 8-ounce packages of cream cheese, two cups of any flavour yogurt, and half a cup of honey; pour into a crumb crust and refri- gerate. Great with fruit topping. Don't want to cook? Come to ... the Dairy Bar on the Waterfront Port Perry -- 985-8611 for a delicious meal in cool, comfortable sur- roundings. Treat yourself right - you deserve it. Accepted Credit Cards C Corner of:Union'& 7A Hwy. Bs Exe Car Care Specializing in: o ON-CAR WHEEL BALANCING © MINOR REPAIRS & TUNE-UPS © OIL CHANGE & LUBRICATION o FRONT END & BRAKE REPAIR o TIRE SALES & SERVICE (New & Used Tires) MASTER CHARGE TEXACO - CHARGEX TAYLOR'S TEXACO On Sunday, Roger's-uncle and aunt from Fresno, Calf. came for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Larsen will be spending a couple of days with Roger and Jackie and girls. We wish to extend a sin- cere welcome to the new families who have recently moved into the area. We hope you will find Seagrave a friendly and pleasant place to make your home. Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Short and Mr. and Mrs. Heywood Short were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Garry Griffin, Pickering to help celebrate Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffins 35th anniversary. There were about 50 friends and relatives to make this a memorable day. Mrs. Alma Garlock and Mrs. Blanche Thresh visited with friends in the village on Friday. The Cubs in our area were camping out this past weekend on Len and Betty Somerville's farm. THe weather was not in their favour. Several of the mother's helped to dry out some sleeping bags. Thank you to their Cub leaders and the mothers who helped. The Western weekend in Port Perry from all reports seemed to be a success. Port=Perry should- be - con: gratulated and thanked for the work and time they put forth to make this weekend possible. They seem. to come up with new ideas making it possible for the whole family to have fun. Thanks again. Sunday night at the Sea- grave ball park, we are pleased to report the fella's were victorious. The score was 15-14 in favour of Sea- grave over Oakwood. It was reported that it was a very interesting: game, Keep up the good work guys. Mr. _Don Whyte is home from a short stay in Oshawa hospital. - Don was in an accident and had to have surgery on his knee. We wish you a speedy recovery - and hope to see you up and about without your crutches shortly. Please make note that on Sept. 13th, there will be a Fashion Presentation in Port Perry. It is sponsored by the Greenbank Ladies Auxiliary. There will be more information later. Please watch the coming events in- the Port Perry Star. Master Robbie Brayley is off to camp Samac today Tractor rollovers fatal by Murray Emke " Tractor rollovers account for the highest number of farm machinery-related fatalities in Ontario. Last - year, - tractor roll- overs accounted for 15 farm fatalities (28 percent of the total fatalities). - Sideways tractor rollovers are the major cause of fatalities. To avoid them, set wheels at the widest possible set- ting for the job, lock brake pedals together before high speed travel, and match the speed to operating condi- tions and loads. It is important to avoid crossing steep slopes, if possible. Watch for depres- sions on the downhill side and bumps on the uphill side. To help maintain stability, keep the front-end loader as low as possible during transport. Rearward tractor roll- overs, although less fre- quent than sideway roll- overs, are almost always fatal. The tractor can hit the ground in less than 1% seconds after the front wheels begin rising. To prevent backward rollovers, use weights to increase the tractor's stability. It is important never to hitch a Monday to Friday 10am IOP M™ Saterday - § 0am fos 00pm Sunday - 0am 0900p m 985-3655 load high than the tractor drawbar. SIDEWALK or Patio Slabs 24" x 24" 2.30 24" x 30" 12.85 CONCRETE STEPS 4', 5' & 6' widths Priced from as low as: 327.50 IRON RAILINGS Available for Steps week Robbie. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wana- .maker and family were Sunday guest. of Mr. and Mrs. Claire Watts. Mrs. Marilinne (Moo) Doupe and children, were also Buests,...... Miss Melody-Lee is spend- ! PORT PERRY STAR ~ Wednesday, Aug. 10, 1977 -- 7 ing a few days with Melody Ann Somerville. Last week Betty and Len and girls were at Mattawa for a holi- day. Next week please call sackie Boyle 985-3971--with your news: An added feature at the Grafitti Dance held Friday night at the arena, was a demonstration of belly dancing by the Orientale Dance School, Port Perry. Instructor Sandra Wragg, above, and student Maureen Dowson treated the crowd to a 15 minute display. CEMENT CURBS 6"x6"x6' ..*8.10 each 6"'x6"x3" ..}3.25 each 'DRAMEX Texture Finish 25 Ib. 4.95 UR I 235 WATER ST. - LAKE SCUGoG MOBILE CONCRETE ORDER YOUR CONCRETE NOW... FOR DELIVERY WHEN YOU NEED IT! CALL TODAY - A 985.7391 PORTLAND TEXABOND CEMENT Say fer on 801b. § 50 Ib. bag 9.65 bag n Covers approx. 500 sq.ft. LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER 985-7391 PORT PERRY TN Fat ENT