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18 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 2, 2001 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" It's sponsored by the Men's Group of the Seagrave Church World Food Day Walk-A-Thon set for Oct. 20 in Greenbank Hope everyone is enjoying the fab weather and wonderful fall colours. Kings Bay Golf and Country Club. in Seagrave has its official opening Friday, Oct. 5. This beau- tiful golf course is full regulation, nine hole size. Anyone wishing to - book a tee-off time or for more information can call 905-985-4619. The Robinglade Estates Women's Group had their first meeting of their 18th season. Many thanks to Diane Runcieman for hosting. Winner of the 50/50 money draw was Deb Slute. Next meeting is slated for Wednesday, Oct. 24 at Caroline Lamont's home. Anyone wishing more information or needing a copy of the years agenda can call me at 905-985-3722. Get well wishes to my hubby Paul who recently had a short stay and surgery in Oshawa. "Thumbs Up" to feeling better soon. Seagrave has two new teenagers. Best wishes to Kyle Blair and Michael Cooke was recently turned 13. The Seagrave Ladies Euchre Club is back into full swing after smaller attendance over the sum- mer. The group plays bi-weekly. Anyone wishing more information can call me at 905-985-3722. Sympathy from the community is extended to Pam and Peter VE FARM Room to roam, modern 1 ft bung. with full finished walkout bs , firs.. private location on paved rd . just mins. N of Port Per 10 acres pasture, remain forest, several ponds, steel 6030" barn *329,900 C BUILT HOME & FARM 49 Acres surround this gorgeous custom built 1500 sq A. 4BR, 3pc bath home leaturi cain oak kitchen w/o to picturesque back yard totally fm with pole barn with hydro and water *249,900 *199,900 Verschuuren and their children of Bank Road on the recent passing of Pam's father. Happy birthday to Murdock Belair, Fred Puckrin, Terry Lavereau, Alex Ingram and Glenda Hutcheon and any others celebrating their special day. The U.C.W. meets this Wednesday, Oct. 3 at 1:30 p.m. at the church. Personal items for Victory House in Lindsay are requested for roll call. The Men's Group will meet on Saturday, Oct. 13 at 8:30 a.m. at SEAGRAVE by Diane Cooke the church. World Food Day Walk-a-Thon will be on Saturday, Oct. 20 start- ing at 8 a.m. at Greenbank, spon- sored by the Men's Group of the . Seagrave Church. Anyone inter- ested in helping in any way - please contact any member of the Men's Group. Thank you. The annual church canvass will begin after ~~ Thanksgiving. Proceeds will go toward complet- ing the cost of the well. The new soffits, eavestroughs, and facia and down pipes add much to the outside appearance of the church. The 95th anniversary of the Seagrave Church was held on Sunday morning. The guest speaker, Rev. David Reeve, a retired minister now living in Bobcaygeon chose for this ser- mon "The church is one founda- tion." The choir provided two musical numbers, enjoyed by all. Donna Sweetman and Fred Puckrin took part in the presenta- tion of the Memorial Book and Artifact Display Case. The Clerk of Session, Don Beacock, and Rev. Ross Carson accepted them on behalf of the church. A social hour followed in the lower hall. Next Sunday will Thanksgiving service at 10 a.m. Best wishes for a wonderful Thanksgiving to all. be Burns Church congregation marks Family Day ASHBURN by Florence Ashton Everyone enjoyed Family Sunday at Burns when the chil- dren joined with us in worship. At the beginning of the service Graeme, lan, Dave and Karen led us in songs of worship. Sandra Barnes read a lovely story "Promises and Rainbows" to the children, a story of Noah which they have been learning about at Sunday School. Graeme introduced his little friend Leonard who lived in a suitcase and they had a conversation of the importance of prayer in our lives. Dave, accompanied on his guitar favoured us with a version of the Lord's Prayer. We all enjoyed special desserts down- stairs even a huge birthday cake for Graeme, who celebrated his birthday last week. Next Sunday we celebrate | Holy Communion with Rev. lan Morrison assisting. Last Wednesday night there were only 49 entries in the chrysanthemum and vegetables show at Brooklin Horticultural. Special awards went to Norma Ingleton for the best hardy chrysanthemum (a single pink); best decorative Eileen M. Slute for her wildwood flower arrange- ment and Eileen Slute won the best specimen vegetable/fruit with her cooking onions. Next meeting will be Oct. 24 with the Halloween competition. The first euchre party for the fall session was on Thursday, Sept. 27 with seven tabies. Ladies first went to Betty Lee, second - Anne Budd, men's high - Fred Taber, second - Gord Graig, lone hands - Doris Evans; door prize winners - Kay Brown and Jan Genge; share the wealth - Ellen Gibson and Gert Maynard. Next euchre will be Thursday, Oct. 11 at 7:30 p.m. at the Community Centre. Art and Eva Richardson visit- ed Theo and Joan Knight on Saturday afternoon. Doug and Florence Ashton attended a Gospel Music Concert at Elm Lodge on Saturday evening with four groups being featured. One group was Middle Cross, a southern Gospel Quartet, who will be ministering in music at Burns Church Sunday, Nov. I1, with our own Karen Illman as soloist. 4BR's. livim . 2 baths, cozy woodstove on stone hearth, gleaming hedwd 49 acres, APP S1c1=Haalelg=N ellei-Weigl=Teol Ne U I! 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