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hb 1 8 Y . » b Ie &e | . [2 Seagrave area news by Diane Puckrin Did any of you Seagravers get caught with the time change Saturday night? It accounted for a few sleepy bodies Sunday morning. The baseball season is rapidly approaching and it looks like our park will see lots of action very soon. Sunday afternoon a number of wives and friends of our Seagrave wonders got together and decided to form a team. Practice this week _for these female enthusiasts will be Wednesday night at 7 p.m. Our Seagrave heroes brought home spanking new uniforms Sunday and will be allready for their opening league game Sunday May 11 at 2 p.m. in Oakwood. A baseball coach for girls Bantam team ages 11-14 is required. Help is needed for all the girls teams, all ages. If you can give some assist- ance please call Mrs. Norma Adams at 705-357-3730. To finalize the hockey season, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Carr hosted a party for the Mariposa Hockey Team Saturday night. Many thanks Ann and Lawrence for a fun evening. Seagrave Good Neighbours Group will hold a coffee morning in the Church Wednesday April 30th at 10 am. Sandy McCully will show a film and lead a talk and discussion on cancer. Babysitting will be provided and all ladies are welcome to attend. Registration forms are in the church now for those wishing to attend a United Church sponsored camp this -summer. The 1980 Rally of Region I of the Lindsay Presbyterial U.C.W. will be held on Thurs- day, May 8 at Miller Memorial Church. Regis- tration begins at 9:15 a.m. and all women are welcome. ~A- hot turkey dinner was enjoyed by the Beavers and their fathers and leaders Saturday night. Many thanks to Mrs. Angie Dyke- man and her helpers for all the time and talent they give these youngsters. The Greenwood Seagrave Mothers Auxiliary of Scout- ing will hold their meeting Thursday night May 1 at the home of Mrs. Liz Smith. The Christmas Bazaar held by the Auxiliary will be held in Seagrave this year on Satur- day November 1. This is advance notice for all you who make crafts and like to start early at it. Several from our commun- ity including our school age population attended the Farm Fair held at Mr. Lloyd Wilson's in Uxbridge last week. I am very happy to report that little Craig Beacock is home from %ospital and coming along just fine. Welcome back to Rick and Debbie McAskill who enjoy- ed a few days in the Montreal area. Michelle and Patrick holidayed with Lisa and Jason Vernon while Mom and Dad were away. Mr. and Mrs. Len Somer- viile enjoyed B.J. Thomas in concert at the O'Keefe Centre Saturday night. Birthday wishes to Mrs. Ann Carr and Bradley Puckrin who are celebrating their special day this week. Next week's column will be written by Betty Somer- ville. Please call her with your news items at 985-8066. Who wouldn't like dress rehearsal if you could have a scene like the above to practice? That's John Stewart and Leslie Summers going through the: routing of a "love scene' from the Borelians latest show. "Need A Car Rent A Ford eo LOW DAILY RATES ® RENT BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH ® PICK-UP & DELIVERY AVAILABLE RENT-A-CAR COLIN BALL MOTORS LTD. Hwy. 7A West - Port Perry - 985-8411 electronic Durham Lusiness Wlchines 124 HUNT ST., AJAX, ONTARIO L1S 1P5 TELEPHONE 683-8081 Utilize the scale of tomorrow to achieve TEC HOURS DAILY: 9:00 to 5:30 - Saturday 10:00 to 3:00 Or Contact your Local Representative: Kerry Allan, 51 Caleb Street - Phone 985-3708 a i KEEN - lim. Complete Repair Service success today. --_-- ~~ cw -- ~ Borelians At Practice Borelians Les Parkes [foreground], and Gail Glass were practicing last Thursday evening for their parts in the upcoming performance of 'You Can't Take It With You'. The play will take place on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 8, 9 and 10 at Town Hall 1873. 2 JOHNSTON'S CERAMICS & PRODUCE 650 SCUGOG STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-8858 PLANT Before Hot EARLY! Weather! Mount Batten JUNIPER 50 to 60 cm. - Reg. $9.99 SALE $7.99 Sky Rocket Juniper 40 to 50 cm. Reg. $8.99- SALE $6.99 Woodward Globe Cedar 25 to 30 cm. Reg. $7.99 - SALE $5.99 q -% 4 Cu.Ft. PEAT MOSS ... $4.75 MOST GARDEN SUPPLIES 3} -CEMENT BIRD BATHS - AN PLANTERS (Hanging & Potted) 7 \ a FRUIT BASKETS New Greenware & Supplies AN M- Fre 0 \ N° S---- A ~~ ve Se A nT Vi, 7 hai LAR" Lt HE, a ~ a Pee - -- ~ --. -- 5 RET Wada hr - mae » v a * « . - s t EP Tr PN Ebr Bo A p. 2¥ a(S Pre ys 2 Waly -- - Ba IED > on