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BAe A lt rat ot oP Se ASAT HEN a &« id § : ol ila ai ve =z "vr a IN TY rn, ary EM Shi a SCA ET 10-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Aug. 31, 1977 Mariposa old-timers down squad from Seagrave by Marilyn Beacock Well folks the weatherman sure turned the power on this weekend. One day we turned the furnace on and the next day the air conditioner. It's great to have a little more seasonal temperatures again though. Let's hope the warm weather hangs in there for a few more weeks yet. There was a good turn-out of players as well as spec- tators at the ball park on Sunday night as the Sea- grave old-timers met in a game with the Mariposa team. There were some good plays by both teams but when everything was tallied up Mariposa had the edge "SOP P PPO 000000000000 80888000088888888888888888088888888808888888888888880080888008000000000000000000000. over Seagrave by a score of 28-24, A Congrattilations are in order this week as Mst. Todd Willerton celebrated his 10th birthday on Thursday. Part of the celebrations included a trip to the 'Ex' on Wednes- day. Birthday greetings also to Jeff Burnet and Derek Dykeman who were both another year older last week. Happy birthday fellas. Sorry to report that Mrs. Gertie Wanamaker and little Kris Leavereau have been confined to hospital recently. Also Mrs. Sina Bright has been transferred from the Oshawa General to Port Perry Hospital. We wish all of these folks better health real soon. Mr. and Mrs. Bill 'Jansen were dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs, Wayne McCully on Wednesday, August 24. Both couples celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary. They were also surprised by a visit from Gloria and Dorothy from the store. Happy Anniversary to all of you, Many happy returns to Mr, Bud Wylie who celebrated his "21st" birthday on Sun- 'day, August 28. Corn roasts seem to be the "in" thing this summer and this weekend was certainly no exception. Ken and Elea- nor Sturman hosted a corn _roast and 'deck-warming'. party on- Saturday evening 'for several friends in the community and Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Luke hosted the annual Port Perry Snow- mobile Club Corn Roast "at their farm on Saturday even- ing as well. According to our trusty little grapevine I've heard of a few other corn' roasts coming up in the near future. Let's hope the weatherman co-operates favourably. As we get into gear for the fall season I'd like to remind you of a couple of upcoming events you should be keeping in mind. <4 4 POPP PP PPPPPP PPP PPPIPPPPPT POPP POPPIN ALLOA at the New PORT PERRY ARENA Music by FRIDAY Admission: $3.00 Per Person Communities Greatest Needs SATURDAY "Venus" - rocusanas "Spice of Life" SPONSORED BY THE Proceeds for Serving the KINSMEN CLUB OF PORT PERRY 00 OOO DOOD OOOO ODDO DDD DDD DD DDD ODDO DDD DD DDD DDD DDD POPP ON 2.0.8.5 -~ Have you purchased your ticket for the Eaton's presen- tation of Fall Fashions?. For further information, please see the Coming Events column in this weeks Star. Also, on Sunday, Septem- ber 11 our Sunday School is planning a bar-b-que for any- one in the congregation who wishes to attend. The bar-b- que will be held in the Seagrave park. More final- ized details will appear in "next weeks column. Don't forget the general U.C.W. meeting on Wednes- day, Sept. 14 at the Church at 8:00 p.m. . If you have a young gal in" your house aged 7-9 years who would be interested in joining Brownies in Sep- tember please call Carol Rott at 985-2040 to inquire about registration. Regis- tration night will be on Sept. 30. ' On Sunday my family and I attended the Uxbridge- Scott = Museum's Steam Threshing Days at Quaker Hill and to my surprise I saw a gentleman from our village - -- by the name of Mr. Walter King there demonstrating his miniature steam engine that he designed and built himself and it truly is a piece of art. He also has built a miniature' saw mill that really works. The "'surprise' part of seeing him there was the fact that Mr. King was seriously ill earlier on this spring and spent several weeks in hospital so it was quite a pleasant surprise to see him well enough and able to enjoy his most favourite hobby - and - pastime. It certainly gives others a great deal of pleasure too, ~ Mr.-King: : Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Puckrin on Wednesday of last week were her nephew Walter and Mrs. Gale, Steven, Kim and Glenn Gale and Miss Joyce Williamson of Van Nuys, California, her nephew Douglas and Mrs. Gale, Bonna-Lynn, Scott and Andrew Gale of Oro Station and her brother-in- law and sister, Jack and Mrs. Gale of Manitoulin Mares milk production doesn't up a nant and milking fhares and / diet for foals. Shur-Gain... value for discerning feeders. E MARLOW CO. LTD, 00K - ONTARIO. 9884201" Island. newest grandmother; - Mrs. Phyllis Wray, who became the proud grandma of a brand new baby boy. The new arrival is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Blom of Maple. Ridge, B.C. Phyllis is visit- ing with daughter Barbara and family for a few weeks. - Next weeks correspondent is Donna Wanamaker. Why not give her a call with your news next week? Her phone number i8,985-8350. Sympathy is extended to the Tobin and Abraham families in thé recent death of their nephew the late Mr. Kevin Moon. Reg Abraham, Ferne. Tobin and Maureen Coxworth attended the fun- eral services at the Camp- bellford United Church last Monday. Kevin was the son: of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moon of Campbeliford. . INVEST NOW! Victoria & Grey Trust Guaranteed Investments FOR 5 YEARS 9v4 Percent if Interest is paid annually. -- INTEREST -- = _ is payable half yearly or may be left to compound EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 193 Queen St. Port Perry i i 3 1 Yi Congratulations _to our