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The ladies of the Court Lady Snowbird L1930 [Canadian Order of Foresters] made a donation of $1,000 recently, which went towards the purchase of an Ivac Infusion Pump. From left, Shirley Jackson, Marg Lee and Dorothy Lee are seen with Community Memorial Hospital administrator Dave Brown and the new unit, which automatically measures the amount of intervenus the patient receives. + | \We send warmest \ wishes to all our faithful friends for a [SL Ra ts TAN JL MEAN * "i f MN NB NB RT dr PE MNO ' EN .,,kst€id PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., December 17, 1980 -- 25 Seagrave area news by Diane Puckrin A very Merry Christmas to you all and a peaceful, prosperous New Year too! Last Wednesday evening found our church basement all decked out for Christmas. All the ladies of the commun- ity gathered together for a scrumptious dinner, a Christmas service and fun entertainment and lastly to find out who had been their Fellowship Sister all year. It was a wonderful evening from start to finish and the committee of gals who put it all together are to be congratulated and thanked whole heartedly. Please remember the Seagrave Sunday School concert being held Friday, December 19 at 7:00 p.m. Santa will be there to distri- bute goodies during the evening to all the good boys and girls. The Community Candle- light service will be held at Seagrave on Christmas Eve December 24 at 7:30 p.m. Junior Choir practise will be held on Saturday after- noon at 2 p.m. to practise Guaranteed Investment Certificates 5 YEAR ANNUAL 3&4 YEAR ANNUAL Rates Subject to Change Without Notice. ' right, glowing holiday. SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corp. their special pieces for the Christmas Eve service. Birthday box visitors during church service were Miss Lois Adams, Mrs. lla Keen and Mrs. Annie Clements. A very happy birthday to you ladies. Seagrave Community Park Committee hosted another successful dance at the Catholic Hall in Port Perry Saturday night. Next year's dance is already in the making and will be held on Saturday December 5 with our famous Irwin Smith at the organ. A message to all Beaver parents. Beavers will not meet again until January 8, 1981. Congratulations to Mrs. Roslyn King and Miss Cheryl Standish for obtain- ing part I of the Beaver Wood Badge. Merry Christmas to all Beavers and their parents from their leaders and many thanks to all for helping make 1980 a successful year. It looks like Santa Claus knows that there is a chip truck at Harper Valley as he is making a visit there on Sunday Dec. 21 from 2-4 p.m. He will have a surprise for all the kids twelve and under and there will be free coffee for mom and dad. Santa was "at Seagrave Store Saturday afternoon taking notes on what all the CAESAREA COMMUNITY CHURCH SUNDAY: 10 A.M. - Sunday School 11 A.M. - Morning Worship TUESDAY: 7 P.M. - Youth Night $1,000 Cash Rebate MF 2000 Series tracior . | SIPCO OIL LTD. on Davidson and Staff PHONE 985-8625 3 | | A lf 3: | 1 tractor, or an MF 34-81 et a cash rebate direct from Special Factory Allowances too! Save even more. We've been allowed some special factory allowances on these farm tractors and other Massey equipment and we're passing them along to our customers. 4 We're ready to deal, so stop @o all the bright melodious by soon for details on all of messages of Christmas we'd like Spesials to add a hymn of appreciation for pour kind friendship. - DAVID'S BEAUTY SALON QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY Early B {ll . | 'Joy co che (LIORCD fi inance charges until March 1, 1981 if you finance with MF. The earlier you buy, the more you'll save. Buying new equipment now may also help reduce your 1980 income taxes. ( il Don't wait to buy a new MF tractor Don't miss this chance to cash in on some special off-season savings. Bucs new MF 2000 Series TO haracior, and you'll plus you'll pay no Offers end January 30, 1981 and may not apply to all units in inventory. MORROW FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. SUNDERLAND - ONTARIO - PHONE (705) 357-3121 uyer Bonus! plus WAIVER of finance charges until March 1, 1981 on all tractors $350 Cash Rebate MF 34-81 PTO hp tractor MF little folks want. The Scouting family of Seagrave and Greenbank (Scouts, Cubs, Brownies and Beavers) are giving a gift of song to their communities next Sunday night (Dec. 21). The Caroling Caravan will leave Greenbank Church parking lot at 6:00 p.m. Some parents are needed to drive the children between sections of the caravan. The children will carol in Green- bank, Robinglade, Mariposa, Seagrave, ending up at Sea- grave Church for refresh- ments. Come and listen. From your Seagrave News team, Many thanks to all of you who take the time to help us write this column each week by letting us know what's happening in the community. Your contribu- tions to this column are always welcomed and appreciated. Have a Merry Christmas Seagrave. Next week Mrs. Marilyn Beacock will be glad to hear from you. Her number is 985-3595. Ashburn by Mrs. E. Heron gy RGR « ER A FAR bt pre caddy ET A BT Ci PIA RT ay CN JR Sea The Ladies Bible Class and members of the W.M.S. and their husbands enjoyed a pot luck dinner together on Wednesday evening of last week. After the delicious casseroles and desserts were enjoyed Florence Ashton welcomed the men and began the meeting with a lovely poem "Why Can't It Be?" The scripture was read by Bernice Gardner and prayer was led by Nellie Hopkins. After several Christmas Carols were sung, Muriel Fisher introduced the speak- er for the evening Mr. Lloyd Wilson of Uxbridge. Mr. Wilson's talk was based on building Christmas charac- ter and he gave us an inter- esting and challenging message. The 1st Brooklin Boy Scout Troop, which several of our boys belong to, with their leader Mr. Ralph Martin, attended Burns Church together last Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Art Oliver and two sons assisted Rev. McEntyre in lighting the Advent Wreath. The Junior Choir sang Christmas Time is Here Again. Rev. McEntyre's message, taken from St. Matthew, was entitled, A Time to be Generous and the Senior Choir sang Shepherds Shake off your Drowsy Sleep. The sanctuary was beauti- fully decorated with candle arrangements and beautiful poinsettia. Next Sunday will be the Christmas service and there will be a candlelight service in the church at 7:30 on Christmas Eve. Mr. Roger Smith had a business trip to Bogata, Columbia, South America, last week. Rev. and Mrs. Ken Heron of Bracebridge were over- night guests with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Heron on Friday and Satur- day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gardner and Jean recently attended the wedding of Miss Kathy Ross to Mr. Kenneth Bonnell in Don Mills. A happy and blessed Christmas to all our readers and Port Perry Star staff. ~e ase es FOE > 5 Ye ud a ~~ 835 ~ "