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A or Tb RCE Ly ENCE LAL VHT a FASE ENE RI HES FR Sat SR 3 Pit he Ca SEMAN FAB 1 Poti ERLE AT ENTREES RL HRS BAAS RAREIST§ LUBA eth . LG DRA OIA SICK PER SRA LPARAM ASIEN RIN HR BIE WHI SO RTH A rh 2 Ae Fe TAP. Ba GT 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 10, 1980 BRAEMORE GREENBANK FURNITURE & APPLIANCES - New & Used - 20" Magnoy. Automatic Colour TELEVISION | *489. 15 cu.ft. Brand Name FREEZER ........... 5309. GOOD, USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES WANTED. OPEN: Daily to 6:00 P.M.; Fridays to 8:00 P.M. MOFFAT "=m GUERNEY === INGLIS AYVIOOW mmm HVTHS mm TVHINAY HWY. 12-2 MILES NORTH OF HWY. 47 IN GREENBANK - PHONE 985-3295 ( DAVELUYVILLE Seagrave and area news by Marilyn Beacock Terry Fox - a household word in every home across Canada, the States and maybe after Channel 9's Marathon of Hope, across the world. Terry has captur- ed the hearts of millions of people because of his power- ful faith, stamina and belief that cancer can be beaten. Terry Fox - a legend in our time and a hero of this decade - indeed, maybe this century. Terry is courage personified. Mrs. Aileen Dee of New Brunswick is presently enjoying a visit with her parents Jim and Marion Durward. While we are on the subject of the Durwards, Miss Lorna Durward and brother Leslie have been winning several red ribbons at the local fall fairs. Con- gratulations kids! Brace yourselves fellow community members. The fall activities are fast approaching. The Session Committee cordially invite everyone to IMPORTANT - SAFETY WARNING Model to owners of older ohn Deere Lawn and Garden Tractors Maintaining the safety equipment on your older John Deere Lawn and Garden Tractor can be espeaally important. The original boot (or cover) for the battery's positive , 70, 100, 110, 112, 120 or 140 Tractors man ost on actured from 1963 through 1974 may have suffered from age or may have been lost or damaged. And if that positive battery post is not properly covered, there is danger of a spark causing a fire and bodily injury if you accidentally touch a metal gas can to the positive battery post when refueling the tractor. A more serious fire can result if you are not using a safety-ap- proved gas can. you own one of the above models, John Deere wants to make absolutely certain that your tractor has the battery's positive post properly isolated. To make it easy--and safer--for you, we will send you a new cover, free. Just fill out the coupon provided below and mail it to the address shown. It comes complete with installation instructions and is not difficult to install. But if you prefer, after you have received your kit, make a date with your John Deere Lawn and Garden Tractor dealer and he'll install it for a small service charge. Remember, safety and maintenance go hand in hand. The operator's manual can help you. Read it again. Keep your tractor as safe as it was when it was delivered. It could be the most important thing you do today. FREE BATTERY COVER KIT For Battery's Positive Post or John Deere Tractor Model:____ -- _ tied i Serial Nuiber;ss ER on plate below steering wheel column) ~~ i : (Please Print) 4 ] oo (Streey ] Gy) In Canada mail to: Name: ____ Address: RAN---- ~ (PostalCode) John Deere Limited Grimsby, Ontario L3M 4H5 i JOHN DEERE Service Manager P.O. Box 1000 attend our church service Sunday, Sept. 14th at 10:00 a.m. Special guest speaker will be Ken Latton from Manilla and special music will be provided by none other than Seagrave's own "Touch of Class" singing group. Tell your friends and be there! | The congregation are quite proud of the newly redecor- ated sanctuary. It certainly is most attractive. Many thanks to all concerned with this project and its most successful completion. Folks save those papers! The Greenbank Seagrave Boy Scouts will again be having a paper drive on Sat. Sept. 13. Anyone wishing to have papers picked up from outside the Seagrave area are invited to call Ken Stur- man 985-7778 or Bob Sears 985-8412, Members of the group committee are requested to attend a meeting at the home of Bob and Shiela Sears on Wed. Sept. 10 at 7:30 p.m. Parents of all potential Beavers, Cubs and Scouts are invited to register their sons at the Seagrave United Church on Thurs. Sept. 11 at 7:00 p.m. } The Good Neighbours group are beginning the fall session of meetings with an expected trip to the Cullen Gardens in Whitby followed by a meeting at the home of Mrs: -Sheila-Sears. Date of -- this meeting will be Mon. Sept. 29. Watch for further details. Members are re- minded to return their cer- amic draw tickets and money to either Diane Puck- rin or Barb McDonald before Sept. 29 please. Congratulations to all the members of the Scugog Youth Soccer club who part- icipated in the 4th annual Centennial Tournament at Stouffville on Sat. Sept. 6th. Members of the Mothers Auxiliary of Scouting are reminded of their bazaar which will be held at the Seagrave Church on Nov. 8. Baking crafts, white eleph- ant items and good, used items suitable for the child- rens table such as toys, games, etc. Watch for coming advertisements else- where in this paper in the OFFICE SUPPLIES available at PATTERSONS OF PORT 197 QUEEN STREET (Across from the Post Office) PHONE 985-8332 future. There will also be a meet- ing for these same gals at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tove Hopmons on Thurs. Sept. 18th at 8:00 p.m. All mothers of the Scouting movement are urged to attend. Everyone who knows -Gloria Williams, one of our local storekeepers, knows what a busy and hardwork- ing gal she is but who would believe she even makes her visiting relatives knuckle under while they're under her roof! Just kidding - Gloria. She and Dorothy are enjoying having Gloria's folks from New Brunswick as their guests for awhile. Welcome to Seagrave. Happy birthday greetings to Hans Buscher, Jansen, Robert Wanamaker, Catherine Short,-Ken Short, Sheila Sears and Randy Moore. Mrs. Nina Jenkins of Lind- say enjoyed a visit with the g B.L. Wanamaker"s last week. Mr. and Mrs. H. Sweetman of Oshawa were visitors at the B.L. Wana- maker's home on Sunday. Please phone next week's news items to Sheila Sears at ¢ 985-8412. Police officer assaulted by motorist on Lilla St. - A Durham Region Police officer sustained a severely scratched eyeball, plus other injuries when assaulted late Wednesday night by a motor-: ist in a scuffle at a traffic light on Lilla Street. Police said Const. Jim Harmer, dressed in civilian cothes, was on his way to work in his own car when a van began tailgating him just north of town. When Harmer stopped for the light a man from the van ap- proached and punched him three times. Harmer will be off work for some time recovering from his injuries, police said. Charged with assault cau- sing bodily harm is Allan Wayne Lord, 35, of 812 Byron Street North, Whitby. He was scheduled to appear at a bail hearing last week. © --Tudsons Bay Company FUR SALES CENTRE DEPOT BOX 254, HWY. 35 B, LINDSAY, ONTARIO. K9V 451 PHONE: 1-705-324-7776 A new depot is now open in Lindsay to serve you. We carry a large selection of all trapping supplies. We also receive furs for auction. Feel Free to Contact Me: LARRY WALTERS (at the above address) for more information. 30% OFF Selected Patterns CONTEMPORARY FINE CHINA Settlement House ... in the Heart of Port Perry 183 QUEEN STREET - 985-8234 BEARE MOTORS LTD. is pleased to announce the appointment of PETE RANCOURT- to their Sales Staff. rnd OLDSMOBILE % Wiotors SINCE 1919 | 268 QUEEN ST. - PORT PERRY - 985-7351 | Lisa ®