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Seagrave Church will hold beef supper Seagrave and Area News by Patty Williams The annual Beef Supper at Seagrave United Church will be held on Thursday, April 17th. The set- tings will be at 4:30, 5:30, 6:30 and 7:30. Tickets are available from Keith Puckrin at 985-2489, Fred Puckrin at 965-2627 or any member of the Board of Stewards. The price for adults is $7.00, children under 12 pay only $2. and preschoolers eat free Please remember to return the questionnaire about the Greenbank School to either the Greenbank Store, the Seagrave Store or the school itself. The Addition Commit- tee very much needs this informa- tion in order to make an informed presentation to the Durham Region School Board. More questionnaires are available at the 3 locations men- tioned for those who did not receive one. Baseball season will soon be here and coaches have already volunteered to work with the Squirt and Pee Wee girls' teams. Coaches Petites coast to easy tie On Sunday April 6, 1986 the Bruton's IDA Petites hosted their parents in an exhibition game and tied them at 5-6. Fourteen parents and two brothers faced the girls. From the opening whistle it was evi- dent that both teams were out to win. It was the parents who got on the scoreboard first on a goal by Dar- ryl Dutkewich. Rick Parliament made the score 2-0 before Lyndsay Dutkewich from Kim Poppleton and then Lyndsay from Amy Parlia- ment tied the score. Amy from Lyndsay then gave us the lead for a couple of minutes. Lloyd Morden from Rick Parliament tied the game at 3-3 near the end of the first period. Seconds into the second period Denna Lovering from Chrissy Hicken and then Amy from Jennifer Morden gave us a 2 goal lead. However, Lloyd scored again and the score remained 54 for most of the period until Lloyd scored his third goal. Although the parents tried, they couldn't get another goal past Tracy Pelow who made some good stops. Todd, you made some good stops while playing in net for the parents. I'm sure the parents now realize the game isn't as easy as it seems. Special thanks go to Rick, Carol, Val, Todd, Bruce, Darryl, Joan D, Rita, Janice, Mark, Nancy, Terry, Lloyd, John, Dennis and Joan P for such a great game. Thanks to Jan for going on the bench. We'll see you again next year! Don't forget the annual Ringette Banqu t in Blackstock at 5:30 on Saturday, April 19. See you there! L.L.B.O. CAESAREA PHONE 988-5884 'BADLANDS' (formerly River Road) Friday & Saturday, April 11 & 12 - 9pm. tol a.m. FOXBRIDGE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB Box 428, Uxbridge, Ontario MEMBERSHIP FEE SCHEDULE (416) 852- 1962 ) Men's Full Men's Weekday Men's Weekend Ladies' Full Ladies' Weekday Husband & Wife Family (4) Student (under 21) Seniors Full (60 yrs) ......... i $275.00 200.00 Green Fees - Weekdays $8.00 Weekends . $10.00 Book your Tournaments Now! -- Now Open and Dry -- are needed for the Mytes, Squirts and Pee Wee boys' teams, Poe contact Wayne McCully at 985-8849 if you are willing to help out. Registration for the teams will take place later this week at the Seagrave Store for the teams that have coaches. The Greenbank hall will be the setting for the "Spring Fling" dance being held on Saturday, April 18th at 8:00. Advance tickets are available from Terry Crawford at 985-3547 or Lyn Couperthwaite at PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 8, 1986 -- 29 852-6550. The sponsors of the dance would like to extend a warm invita- tion to Seagrave residents to attend. Registration for Play School's spring term was held on Wednes- "day, April 2nd with a small increase in enrolment. There was sufficient interest to extend the program to 2 classes per week. An additional class will be held on Friday after-. . noons from 1-8. The preschoolers taking are all ts and on their behalf an expression of appreciation is extended to those from the Seagrave United Church for their support. The schedules for the spring term are ready so please Ne sure to pick them up on Congratulations to the Manitius family on the birth of a little girl on sly A a speedy recovery is sent out to. Kim Blakely who had surgery recently. If you wish items to appear in this column next week, please call Ann Sandiford at 985-9440. Help Us Celebrate our 2nd Anniversary! NOVA Our official anniversary is April 10th. 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