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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, August 25, 1987 Lots of baseball action in the community Seagrave and Area News by Diane Puckrin Thank you to all those who called with news items this week. It's the only way to let the community know of our happenings. We have lots of baseball news this week with our Seagrave Mite teams participating in the Port Perry Minor Ball Tournament on Satur- day. The Junior Mites coached by Grant Jackson and Roy Puckrin played 3 games and won 2. Con- gratulations kids! The Senior Mites coached by Wayne and Jan Addison played well but were ousted after 3 games. Thank you to all the coaches for their patience and dedication in coaching our future baseball players. It's hard to believe the kids will soon be trading their bats and balls for skates and sticks with hockey registration right around the corner. Last week the Marsh Hill Jersey Squirt Girls won the Championship Runner-Up against Blackstock. The girls played five games and lost the last game in the last inning the score being 12-8. Congratulations girls for giving your best. Thank you to Al Wray and Rob Kearns for their fine coaching and to Joan Poppleton for being scorekeeper all year. A team wind up party is planned for Tues- day, August 25 at 6:00 p.m. at Allan Wray's. On Sunday evening in Cambray Ball Park, Seagrave Country Lane came from behind to win 19-15. Way to go fellas! Congratulations to Miss Kristy Hutcheon who received 80 percent on her Grade 6 Royal Conservatory singing exam. Just a reminder that a communi- ty shower is planned for Miss Con- nie Carr on Friday, September 11 at 8:00 p.m. at Seagrave Church. Everyone is welcome and ladies please bring lunch. This week visiting with the Lavereau family is Maxine's niece Jennifer Witham from Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Len Somerville and family attended the christening of Betty's niece Rebecca Delore al Kingsview United Church, Oshawa on Sunday. Also in attendance was Mrs. Gertie Wanamaker and Mrs. Velma Reynolds on the occasion of their great granddaughter's christening daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wanamaker. Church services will resume on Sunday, September 6 with Rev. David Shepherd in the pulpit. Marianne and Brian Hitchcock and sons Jason and Corey arrived at the Archie Walker residence in Sun Valley Thursday evening from St. Joseph, Ont. Saturday, August 22 was a special day in the Walker household when son Archie Jr. mar- ried Brenda Anderson at Kingsview United Church, Oshawa. Corey and Jason were ushers and the groom's best friend Kenneth Wilken was bestman. The bridesmaids were Brenda's sisters, JoAnne and Jill and Carolyn Flemming. The recep- tion was held at the Maltese Cana- dian Soccer Club in Oshawa. Our very best wishes to this young couple. A very enjoyable Sunday after. noon was spent at the home of My and Mrs. Roy Hooker of Greenbank when they were hosts for the Puckrin-Smith family gathering. Everyone was happy to see cousin Judy Paddington from Alberts An Update on Heather's car Test Drive, Saturday, Brakes are working -- But, is there second gear? Please call Diane Cooke with your news next week at 985-3722 Couple celebrates 40th Forty years ago, on July 26, 1947, Lloyd Davidson and Joyce Gagnon were married at The Holy Trinity Church of England in Oshawa. A surprise Open House was held on August 8th, hosted by son Ron and his wife Judy and daughter Janice and her husband Dan, at the home of their son in Raglan. Following a buffet dinner and 40th Anniversary cake, they were your Appo ---- Call Today fo, Intment FOR MOST NORTH AMERICAN BUILT CARS & TRUCKS. 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