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Must bring this coupon Ld 4H | CUSTOMVIER Va¥ CARE Mf ff 1 of ft tS ss] ATSON AUTO SALES LTD. UXBRIDGE Hwy. 47S. 640-2793 852-3313 "Get to Know You" Block Parent meeting Sorry there was no Sea- grave News last week. I did write it out and even went in to take it into the Port Pery Star and then carried on to Oshawa. The only problem was, on my way home I real- ized I had left the Seagrave News on the kitchen counter. I will include last weeks news with this weeks. A notice for Block Parent area reps that I will be having a "Get to Know You" meeting at my house on October 30th at 7:00 p.m. I have called most of you but for those I haven't contacted yet, hope to see you then. Please call me at 985- 9440 if you can't make it. Port Perry » Happy birthday wishes last week to Jim Scala. Happy birthday this week to my hus- band, Bill on Tuesday and to Alan Calder on the 25th. Robinglade Ladies group en- joyed their meeting very much last Thursday with a talk from a Metro Toronto Auxilliary Police Woman. Win- ner of the 50/50 draw was Ros- alyn Stevens and the winner of small gift was Sandy Jonah. Pennies were donated from all members totalling 1,650 pen- nies which the group are do- nating to the Port Perry Hos- pital Auxiliary million pennies goal. Way to go Ladies!! Next meeting is Tuesday, Novem- Lions Club news The fall agenda has opened with our new officers in charge. New Lion President Gord Geer opened the meeting. Re- gional Chairman Tom Winters addressed the meeting and so- licited our support for Camp Kirk a disabled adult summer facility. Requests for financial help from Minor Hockey, the Lung Association, the Kidney Foundation and Big Brothers were also reviewed. Lions In- ternational is seeking hosts for the Australian Youth Ex- change. Contact Ken Murray, 985-7005. Tickets are now on sale for the Side of Beef Draw. The Port Perry Lions wish to thank everyone who sup- ported their summer events. 101 DRAW WINNERS: $50.00, Marg Carnegie and Reid Stainton, $25.00 Brenda Wilson, Eleonor Murray and Gary Moase. President: Gord Geer Vice President: Jim Ballingall UPCOMING EVENTS November 1, Port Perry High School Commencement Awards. November 30, Port Perry Santa Claus parade. , O ct. 30 ber 12th, new members al- ways welcome, phone Diane at 985-3722. Congratulations to John Berry on recently obtaining his brown belt in Karate. Seagrave Fellowship sisters are reminded that their annu- al Christmas dinner and gift exchange is Friday, November 22. Tickets are available from Karen Szewerda - 985-8937, Marilyn Blair - 985-0408 and Diane Cooke - 985-3722. The Seagrave Church was beautifully decorated last Sun- day for the Thanksgiving Ser- vice. Burt Hutcheon sang a solo "Youll Never Walk Alone". Reverend Shepherd gave the sermon "Don't Worry - Be Happy". Mrs. Rick (Linda Thomas) was received into the Seagrave Church by transfer of membership from Salem United Church. Seagrave Church was closed this Sunday to enable our peo- ple to join with Pinedale at their anniversary service at 11:00 a.m. Mr. Don Asling was the speaker and there was special music by the mens quarter "Four Dads" of Ux- bridge. Next Sunday the service at Seagrave will be at 9:30 a.m. A reminder for the Seagrave Church Turkey Supper, in- cluding plum pudding and de- licious home made pies, will be held on November 6th. Ad- vanced tickets will be sold for seatings at 4:45 p.m., 6:00 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. Please call Keith Puckrin at 985-2489 and Ken Sturman at 985-7778 for tickets. The U.C.W. will be holding a bazaar the same day, starting at 4:30 p.m. This is a dinner that everyone should attend!! That's it for this week, please call Diane Cooke with your news items next week at 985-37225