The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

by Diane Puckrin Saturday, June 7th marks the day of our 'Seagrave Community Park opening. There is fun in store for everyone with horséshoes, races, prizes, and of course the Seagrave Mariposa Ball Tournament. The Boy Scouts will be operating a refreshment booth so every- one can get a hot dog too. Following the daytime activity in the Catholic Hall in Port Perry the Seagrave Park Board extends an invitation to all to join in at their dance. See you at the Park on Saturday and later at the dance. A number of Seagrave children and their parents attended Greenbank Sunday School Anniversary services where the Greenbank Sunday School Choir sang during the service and Rev. M. Locke was guest speaker. There will be no service in our church next Sunday but we are invited to join with Pinedale at 11:00 a.m. for their Sunday School anniversary. "The Seagrave Sunday School picnic and service for worship is planned for Sunday June 22 at 10 a.m. © Perry. telephone Operators. theme. remember when...¢ continued It was reported that a full grown doe was seen 3 -crossing the 'garden at the home of Miss Audrey Kent. : .As several deer have been seen on Scugog Island, it is thought that the doe may have swam across the lake. i sented an inscribed plaque to Warden J.J. Gibson, i; at a Testimonial Dinner held in the Legion Hall, June 2. : The plaque was inscribed as follows: A Testimonial of sincere appreciation to J.J. Gibson, Reeve of Port # Perry - Warden of Ontario County, in recognition of distinguished service to citizens of Port Perry and the i people of Ontario County - Port Perry Chamber of : Commerce, June 2, 1965." 5 Congratulations to Mr. James N. Gray, who was one of 50 students graduating from the Faculty of Medi- # © cine at Queen's University on Saturday, May 29th. i: = James is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John I. Gray, Port : Manchester News - Miss Rose Baker of England and her sister Mrs. Margaret Steer of Ajax, spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Steer, Margaret and John.. Mr. and Mrs. Elliot and two sons of Napanee were weekend guests with the same Steer family. Around Town - Mr. and Mrs. George Shipway, East- borne, Sussex, England, aunt and uncle of Mr. John Jefford, are spending the summer in Canada. They are now visiting John and Reta in Port Perry. 10 YEARS AGO Thursday, June 11, 1970 Douglas Williams, former coach of the Oshawa Generals, chatted with Brian McNab, 18 and Lou Anne Popowich, 16, after the P.P.H.S. Athletic Banquet last Thursday evening. Brian won the school's top athletic award for boys and Lou Anne captured the top Girl's i: athletic trophy. Mr. Williams, who is now vice-principal & of O'Neil Collegiate in Oshawa, was guest speaker at #: the event. He presented the most valuable hockey play- #: er award to Scott Kenny of Grade 13. : : Manchester News - Congratulations to Mr. and # : Mrs. L.B. Roberts who celebrated their twenty-third # wedding anniversary on Sunday. Z Eleven members of the local fire department recently received certificates from the Ontario Depart- # ment of Communications qualifying them as Radio- # Members of Port Perry 'C' Cub Pack surrounded the trophy they won May 30th at the Annual Cuboree at # Cannington. The Brian Rabb Memorial Trophy was won by the pack for their representation of the 'jungle' Blackstock News - Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Byers attended a rally in Oshawa last week conducted by Rev. Rex Humbard from Ohio. a Sr Toa Wann taicns foeth, 4 fea Pa ER nS AS RLS fa he * RR RAN Plan to join with us for this occasion, This is a reminder of the Schill-Durward community shower planned for Friday evening June 6th at 8 p.m. in the Sunday School Room. Ladies are asked to please bring lunch. A general meeting of the Greenbank Seagrave Group Committee for the registra- tion of Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Brownies will be held on Wednesday, June 18. It will start at the Seagrave Park at 6 p.m. with a barbecue for all the families involved and a business meeting to follow at approximately 7:15 p.m. In case of rain it will be held at the Church. Please watch for further details. . Mr. and Mrs. Don Beacock attended the 25th wedding anniversary open house Sunday the 25th of May at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Rensink at Cedar Creek. On Saturday, May 24th 24 ladies, old friends of Mrs. Eileen McMillan gathered at the home of Mrs. G. Wanna- maker to bid farewell to their friend before her move to Port Perry. Last Thursday, 'the Seagrave Co-operative Play Ce 15 YEARS AGO a Thursday, June 10, 1965 2d Harry Peel, Warden of Ontario County in 1955, pre- . SL SEE SR AA Ya vA ARN ECLA 0s 4X 6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 4, 1980 Seagrave area news Group held a graduation ceremony and picnic at the park for their moms and little people. Each child was presented with a scroll with their individual evaluation. A presentation was made to Mr. Bill Kean and many thanks to Mrs. Patty Will- iamson for her devoted talents all year. Also a thank you to all the mothers who helped make this a success- ful year and day. : Mr. and Mrs. Roger Boyle attended Jackie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fergu- son's 40th wedding annivers- ary in Toronto on Saturday night. This also was a farewell gathering for Jackie's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ricciuti who are moving to Calgary. Mrs. Muriel King will host the Seagrave U.C.W. ladies for a picnic meeting on - : Wednesday June 11 at2 p.m. Please bring your own lawn chair. More details will be available next week. Mr. and Mrs. John Tobin were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Wallace in Bolton on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Abra- ham and family attended the Hofstee-Cochrane wedding in Manchester on Saturday and later the reception at the Latcham Centre. Things are really shaping up for the Seagrave Ladies' Team. They met for their regular practice with coach Frank Hedges, last Wednes- day. Because of the game with the Mariposa Team this Wednesday, June 4th, our gals are asked to show up at 6:45 p.m. for a few warm-ups before hand. Let's hope this eliminates. most of the (ouch!) sore muscles. Saturday May 24th Mr. and Mrs. Len Somerville attended the graduation ceremonies, dinner and dance at the Civic. Auditor- ium, Oshawa in 'honour of \ Betty's sister, Miss Suzanne 'Munroe who was graduating from her nurses training. On Sunday, Susanne's family honoured her with a family dinner party at the Wagon- wheel Restaurant. This is it for this week folks. your news items next week. Forest danger (From page 3) ted t track motorcyc- les 50, gir r There are no fences, and the area is very pdpular for dirt track and trail cycle enthusiasts. Although it was never proven, it is suspected that a campfire was the cause of the fire in the area last summer. Since the land is privately owned, Scugog council can do little to lessen the fire hazard other than send let- ters to the land owners asking that they up-grade the condition of some of the trails so that fire-trucks can have access, or have them put up fences to control the motorcycle enthusiasts. Fortunately, there are no houses or farms in the immediaté area which could be destroyed in the event of a major fire. Please call Betty" Somerville at 985-8066 with. W Sh . SE MR ATURE ian AN Ee The large backhoe that has been making its presence known in Port Perry the past few weeks has started ripping apart the section of street between Perry and John Street. Merchants in this section of town will now get a sampling of the inconvenience experienced to the east of them for the past five weeks. Aa Medium-duty Conventional 1980 GMC CAB/CHASSIS' roof drip moulding, full depth seat; west coast mirrors, assist handles, 218" wheelbase 152" CA, frame reinforcement, 12000 front axle incl. power steering, stemco front wheel bearings, 12000 front springs, aux. springs, 23000 # rear springs, 18500 # 2 sp. rear axle (4.88/6.55), 4.53 T diesel engine 160 net h.p., 80 amp generator, 397V8 - 5 sp. transmission, 40 gal step tank, 20x7.5 front rims, 20x7.5 rear rims, twin 12 volt batteries, tachometer, viscous drive fan, tow hooks - front, uniroyal tires, 1000x20 12 ply hwy front, 1000x20 12 ply m/snow dual rear. Suggested Retail Price $24,878. OUR PRICE.... $19,992.00 PHILP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED | 10 Vanedward Drive - Port Perry 985-8474