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i a EJ Ta Ne ww ag a RONEN tie El rd v 3 i a er Se aL Cbd ----, oT av es SEY NAAR a -_ nN ZARA 3 NE o a = RRR a a 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 11, 1983 Seagrave and area news by Marilyn Beacock Tragedy struck one of our Seagrave area families on Saturday afternoon as little four-year old Michael Wray was watching his daddy har- vest the corn when he be- came entangled in the machinery and was fatally injured. Our hearts go out to his parents, Bill and Linda Wray and sister Leanne as well as to his grandmother, Phyllis Wray and aunt and uncle, Al and Heather Wray and to all other family members. Our thoughts and prayers are with this young family during this very sad time. Greetings for a speedy recovery are sent to Mrs. Monica Billings who for the past week has been a patient in the Oshawa General. Hope you'll soon be on the mend, Monica and back home again. Attention all boys and girls age 12 and over! Beginning approximately February 1st, a new 4H unit will be form- ing. This units topic will be called Ontario Heritage and will be centered around teaching the 4H members about the food customs of various nationalities. Sounds like it is going to both fun and interesting and as with most food courses you might be lucky enough to get to eat Take-Off On These Name- Brand Prices i in effect until Sat., January 22, 1983. some of the ideas! If you wish to join this group, please call Mrs. Gwen Luke at 985-9206 or Mrs. Jean Nobbs at (705) 786-2072 per- ferably before Feb. 1, 1983. It is with regret that we note the "retirement" of Mrs. Enid Belair from the 4H program. Enid has been involved with 4H for several years and has certainly con- tributed a great deal of her time and knowledge to share with the various young people she has taught over the years also her co- partner, Mrs. Elinor Nicholls who equally has spent a great deal of time with Enid to train this enthusiastic group of people. We congratulate both of these ladies on their accom- plishments. We extend our best wishes to both Gwen and Jean as they embark on this new 4H unit. We extend our sympathy to the Sturman, Puckrin and Snyder families who lost members of their inmediate families this past week or so. The beautiful flowers in the sanctuary last week were placed there by Ken and Eleanor Sturman in memory of [Eleanor's recently deceased father, the late Mr. Clarence Rowan of Bethany. This week the floral tributes SPECIALS | Prices in effect until Sat., January 22, 1983. BRUTONS T '>A DRUGS 200 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-2511 SECRET CREST TOOTHPASTE ANTI-PERSPIRANT a Rn RE © HEAD & SHOULDERS 250 mL & 50 mL bonus 200 mL Aerosol - 75 mL Roll-On - 60 g Stick YOUR CHOICE: 2. 1 ! Ga Cn PAMPERS - WITH GATHERS Daytime 30's -- Extra Absorbent 24's Overnight 22's EACH i wo i 2 Refund Mail from Proctor & Gamble. Détens at the store. AA re EE a SR ee a were placed in our church by the family of the late Mrs. Elda Snyder who was a former resident of this area. We appreciate the thought- fulness of these families. Congratulations and best wishes to Al and Heather Wray who welcomed with love a beautiful bundle of pink at the Toronto East General Hospital last Wed- nesday. This little 6 pound, 9 ounce beauty will be a little playmate for big sister, Kim- berley and little brother, Timothy. Our birthday box con- tributor this week was little Emily Smith who quietly dropped in her 8 pennies. Don and I and the boys enjoyed having dinner recently with our long-time friends, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Tindall and sons of Sandford. During the holidays the residents of No.1 Bugtussel Corners had as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Gord Burnet and family. We are certainly going to miss Gord and Emme and family as neighbours. They recently sold their home and will be vacating their home the end of February. On Saturday evening Bert and Gertie Wanamaker along with Allen and Beth Martyn of Scugog Island enjoyed dinner at the home of their brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martyn of Prince Albert. This happy occasion was in honour of Allen's birthday. On Sunday they were off again this time to have dinner and a visit with some good friends, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Swain of Blackstock. Mrs. Gloria Williams rec- eived word last week that her brother had passed away very suddenly. We extend our sympathy to both Gloria and Dorothy during their bereavement. We also send our best wishes to these ladies for better health soon. They both seemed to be shadowed with poor health of late and we hope that trend will soon make an upward swing for both of these nice ladies. Ladies of the U.C.W. OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK! Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Fridays 9AM. to5 P.M. Thursdays 9AM.to8P.M. Saturdays 9AM.to3P.M. NN eR please note that their next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Don Hunter on January 12 instead of at Mrs. Phyllis Wrays. Time of the meeting will be at 8:00 p.m. and the roll call is to be answered with your favourite saying about "Time." The Seagrave Con- gregational meeting is scheduled for Sun. Jan. 16 at 7:30 p.m. at the Seagrave United Church. Your attend- ance at this meeting is re- quested. All leaders of church organizations are asked to prepare their annual reports in readiness for this meeting. Happy Birthday to Leonard Somerville who is celebrating his birthday this week. Don't worry your secrets safe with me Len! The community extends its sympathy to the family of a former minister of this pastoral charge the late Rev. David Harris who passed away suddenly last week following surgery in the Oshawa General Hospital. Its nice to see Darlene Rodgers is making progress with her convalescence. Keep up the good work Darlene - you look terrific! The Good Neighbours Group will be holding their next meeting at the home of Mrs. Betty Somerville on Monday Jan. 24 at 8:15 p.m. Hope to see you there. Confirmation classes for membership in the United Church of Canada will be commencing in mid-January If you are interested in taking out membership, please notify Rev. Rodgers at 985-7787. Patty Williams will appreciate you calling her at 985-2453, with. any news for..; next weeks column" Every year more than 5,000 Canadians die in traffic accidents, and tens of thousands are injured. If you arrive at the scene of an accident, would you know what to do? St. Joh Ambul- ance First Aid training can teach you how to help. 176 Perry St., Port Perry 985-2532 Spend Time On Yourself! Come in and enjoy our relaxed atmosphere & friendly service. This offer expires January 30, 1983. PLEASE CALL OR DROP IN! Ask for Carol, Carolyn or Linda. alain li li he a a a a ------------------ -- nT -- T= oR OO OO