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Rr co Ball igi sym Nm 0 tad aa Trig pe aay al ata HL -are Seagrave and Area News by Diane Cooke Election of the Seagrave Park Association was held on Feb. 10th, « 1987 and the following people were elected: Doug Dempsey- Chairman; Bert Hutcheons- Past Chairman: Keith Puckrin- Vice-Chairman: Glen Turnbull- Treasurer: Melinda Fish- Secretary; Wayne Addison- Director; Helena Edinger- Direc- tor; Brian McTaggart- Director: Laurence Carr- Director; Roy Puckrin- Director. The executives held their first meeting Feb. 16, 1987 and have adopted a very aggressive budget for 1987. Included in the new budget are expenditures for lights on the south ball diamond. This large ex- penditure is being-funded through a combination of local councils and monies to be raised by the Park Association. We thank the councils for their interest and contributions toward the installation of lights in Seagrave. This will greatly reduce the years of problems with playing time for all our minor ball teams, ultimately providing not only game timne, but perhaps more important- ly, much needed practice time as well; Additionally the park will build a BBQ, which will be permanent and available to everyone for family get- togethers. Plans to upgrade the tennis courts have also been approved. Asphalt repairs, new lines and new nets, will take place this spring. The Park Association Executives compromised soley of volunteers, who want only to main- tain the park in a responsible man- ner for the use of all the residents in the area now as well as in the future. When they call on you for help with labour or financial assistance, please welcome them and remember your contributions whether money or labour is for the good of the park, the individuals us- ing the park, and the entire com- muriity of Seagrave. Our Boy Scouts are haying another paper drive on Sat. Mar. 28th, so start gathering up those newspapers folks! It's an easy way you can help support our communi- ly scouts. Also, make note the 'Spring Fling" dance will be Sat. May 2nd, at the Greenbank Hall. Tickets available soon, watch these future columns for more infor. A big Happy Birthday to Fran Taylor from "The Staff." Watch out next year Fran, we are out to get "You." Belated happy birthday to Helena Edinger from "The Flamingo Gang." Also birthday wishes ex- tended to Melody Somerville and her mom Betty Somerville. A special thank you to Keith Moore for allowing his premises to be used for ~ a family outing last Sunday - thanks again! from the Seagrave snowmobilers. - : a Heather and Al Wray are hosting a skating party this Sat. (Feb. 28th) at 8:30 p.m. Lots of Seagrave United Church 'news this week. Mark your calen- dars for- Wed. Apr. 15th for the church beef dinner. More info in the DOR-JEAN FASHIONS 187 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 985-8274 {Across from the Post Office) - Special Sale T00 GOOD TO MISS! ALL WINTER STOCK MUST GO! SPECIAL RACKS Dresses, Skirts. Reg. to $135. Ea. ........ $25. Assorted Items. Reg. to $75. ta. LY Se $15. Sleepwear, Robes. ............................ 40% off Camisoles, 2 slips. o.oo 25% off EE STS. J 25% off Balance of Dresses, Skirts, Sweaters, Slacks, Blouses Featuring: TAN-JAY -- KORET ALLURE -- GAYTOWN HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! x SALE ENDS FEB. 28th. * Slips & Teddy's TTT 3% Ticket Price | 5 Year Annual Interest 91/4" Haves sue! © Rarer ww Sout witce by family Trust APPLY TO DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 30 Water Street, Port Perry 985-8471 following weeks. A meeting of the church stewards will be held Mar. 2nd, 7 p.m. at the church. The Board of Stewards organized the Seagrave Church ser- vice last Sunday when several of the stewards took-part. In addition to the choir anthem, Burt and Kristy Hutcheon sang two duets, "He" ""May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You." The service was enjoyed by everyone. Next Sunday, there will be an in- and . PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 24, 1987 -- 11 Park Association elects executive duction service for the officers of the church The World Day of Prayer service _ will be held at the Seagrave United Church on Fri. Mar. 6th at 2 p.m The theme for this years service will be 'Come and Rejgice!' and will be commemorating the 100th Anniver sary. The committee invites all ladies of the community to attend and if you have a pioneer costume please feel free to wear it. Nursery care will be available. SCUGOG CHRYSLER LTD. The High Volume, Low Profit Dealer, says "Bring your car to Scugog Chrysler and beat the spring rush! 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