The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

NT ------ 2 =n Sn LOS oy 5 awa SSR 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 29, 1977 Seagrave News Students graduate, get awards By Diane Puckrin Public school closed its doors last Friday and now our summer really begins. May I wish you all a happy, safe holiday. Graduation exercises were held at Greenbank Public School Friday after- noon with many patents at- tending. Congratulations to all going on to R. H. Cornish in Port Perry and to all who won awards in various as- pects of school life. Church service Sunday morning was conducted by our student minister Mr. Rick Thorne. Many thanks to you, Rick and Margaret, for your special musical numbers which you favour- ed us with. Welcome home to Roy Puckrin and David Lee who have been out to Alberta. "Keep on Truckin', boys!" During the past week Bonnie Short had the honour of attending the 4H Girls Conference at the University of Guelph. This conference Double B Spring Water Days SPIRIT DANCE SATURDAY, JULY 2-8:00 P.M. UXBRIDGE ARENA $10.00 per Couple - Includes Buffet -D.J.'s brings together selected delegates from all counties of Ontario for four days. Mr. and Mrs. Heywood Short spent several days last week in Indianna visiting relatives and friends. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Larry Short on the birth of their baby daughter. Mr. and Mrs, Ken Short are wearing happy faces as they are the proud grandparents. Many Seagravers attend- ed Decoration services at Prince Albert on Sunday. Happy Birthday to Reta Boe who was the recipient of a surprise birthday party on Sunday. Those attending were Mrs. Faye Dowson and Wayne and friend, Mr. and Mrs, Bernie McEnaney and Sean from Blackstock and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Suddard and daughter Pat from Oshawa. Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boe from Kingston wished Reta a happy birth- day with a visit. Please remember to have your pledge money from the U.C.W, Walk-a-thon handed in to Phyllis Wray or Enid Belair by June 30th. A jean jacket has been found at the Seagrave ball park. It fits about a 10 - 12 year old boy, Pléase contact Frank Branton at 357-3170 if you lost a jacket. Baseball was the order of the day Saturday when Sea- grace ball team played in the Oakwood ball tourn- ament, Seagrave was defeated in its two games but Mariposa managed to tie one game with one loss. Oakwood won the trophy winning two well played games. After a day of baseball the team and friends enjoyed a dance at the Catholic Hall in Port Perry, Sounds like everyone had a great Satur- day. The Puckrin families of Seagrave attended the 25th wedding anniversary . of their cousin Mr. and Mrs. Russ Bryans of Oshawa at the Navy Club Saturday evening, Please call Marilyn Bea- cock with your news next week. Her number is 985-3595. Hospital Auxiliary report Spring Fair nets *750. Women's Hospital Auxili- ary met in the hospital on Monday afternoon, June 20 at 2 pm. President Mrs. Pugh called the meeting to order by reading a poem "Just for Today" and wel- comed all present. Minutes of the last meet- ing were read by secretary Mrs. Aldridge and adopted. Treasurer Mrs. Gerrow reported a substantial bal- ance on hand and proceeds from Spring Fair were $750.00. Appreciation exten- ded to the Rebekah Lodge for $245.00 for the Rug Draw at Spring Fair and $329.00 CC NEW CARS AMC HORNETS 2 Basic . % Hatchback 2 2Dr. Sedan 4 Dr. Sedan 4 Dr. Wagon PACERS Basic -- _ 2Dr. Sedan $4229. - 2 Dr. Wagon $4389. GREMLINS Basic 2 Dr. Sedan $3699. MATADOR Basic 4 Dr. Sedan $5259. 4 Dr. Wagon $5699. INCLUDES: p.s., p.b., automatic, reclining seats. $4059. $3909. $3959. $4269. DEMONSTRATORS At REDUCED Prices. COME IN & SEE RON AT: GRANT MENZIES MOTORS LTD. | ant means Your Satisfaction to a New or Quality Used Car!!! THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 1972 MAVERICK 6 cly., automatic, radio New Paint & just 48,000 miles. A nice car for ONLY $1295. Lic. DRV-162 WE NOW HAVE FOR RENT A ONE BAY GARAGE with HOIST. $3. Hour or $15. per day Do your own main- tenance and save high labour rates, For Appointment call: 985.8513 Menzies Motors Limited 4 door hardtop, one owner options. Air conditioning, tilt steering wheel, ps., pb. & power locks, power windows, cruise control, AM-FM ster eo, rear' window defogger, 2 remote mirrors, radial tires, rust proofing, mag wheels. % Only 34,000 miles. 3 A LUXURY CAR AT 5 USED CARS Demo-1976 MATADOR Lic. LMH 168. 2 door coupe, automatic, p.s., p.b., radio, & rear speakers, radial tires, rear window defogger, re. #: mote mirror, only 3,000 miles # LIKE NEW JUST: 4895. : 1975 GREMLIN*X Package - Bucket seats, 6 cy- | linder, auto, AM-FM 8 track sfereo quad. Rear window defogger, chrome discs. A & beauty Car. Lic. JSU 363. oY "12995, § ASUPERCAR | 1974 PONTIAC PARISIENNE Lic. HPZ 958 and all these # 13505, | 7A HIGHWAY AT LILLA STREET 985-8513 Po iE SUN 3 "Where Every Transaction means Satisfaction." received from the Tag Day. The auxiliary wishes to ex- tend "Thank you" to all who helped toward the success of these projects. : Correspondence included 11 thank you letters received from mothers of new babies for booties given out. Mrs. Crosier reported a profitable month for sales in Tuck Shop and it was decid- ed that the Tuck Shop would close Saturday evenings during July and August. A decision was reached that the Auxiliary purchase 'new draperies in the Patient rooms, emergency ward and corridors of the hospital. More details on this project will be published later. A layette was gratefully received from the Candace Unit of Blackstock U.W.C. for use in the hospital when the need arises. The annual Fall Dance will be held in the Catholic Hall on Saturday evening September 24th. Tickets $15.00 per couple. Please contact Mrs. Jeanne Elliot for tickets, phone 985-2245, Next meeting to be held September 19th. Meeting adjourned and tea served by Mrs. Emmerson and Mrs. Beadle. . Gertrude Wanamaker Corres. Sec. Burketon by Stanley Taylor Several from this district attended the Tyrone Sports day last week 'and enjoyed the Sunday Services and Pot Luck lunch. Mrs. E. Bryan (formerly of Burketon) now of Port Perry is a patient in Port Perry hospital. We wish her better health. Mrs. 8. McCullough held a very successful Tupper shower in her home on Thursday am, Our sympathy goes out to Mrs. Frank Holroyd' relatives neighbors and friends in the passing of a loving sister the former Miss Sta of Toronto. Sev from this district attended the Community picnic held in the Recrea- tion centre of Enniskillen. Dinner. was served at 12:30 with the races and. games for all was much enjoyed ter. by Danielle Clark Looking for an excursion this Sunday (July 3rd)?... the Fat Albert Club (C.B.ers) is having a Flea Market and Coffee Break at the New Arena, Port Perry... there will be over 50 tables and displays... local merchants and craftspeople will feature everything from plants... knitting.. macrame... to copperware... and much, much . more... $1.00 pays for your admission, free coffees, and enters you in a draw every two hours... children under 12 are free... hours are 10 A.M. to 4 P.M.... Fat Albert Club..at the..New Arena, Port Perry In your celebrations for Canada Day this week- end, don't forget to plan a picnic... to make it an enjoyable outing for everyone, take along dispos- able plates, cups and utensils... in our family we bring along buttered bread and a variety. of spreads and fillings - let everyone in the family make their own special sandwiches... for cold pop, there's no better buy than Becker's own - still 27c. a 750 ml. bottle.. all your picnicing needs available at... Becker's 186 Queen Street 985-3331 Becker's 153 Scugog Street 985-8175 Every summer there are two constant prob- lems: the heat and bugs!!! Young Dominion Hardware has solutions to both... to combat heat there's a wide selection of air conditioners up to 8000 B.T.U.s and a variety of fans... but point the fan to blow out of the window, it's most effective... as for the bugs, try the Zapper... a free standing model, it uses light to attract and destroy biting insects and cleans an area up to 45,000 sq.ft... ! Young Dominion Hardware 180 Queen Street 985-7962 Food Hints from Jacqueline's: there are a great many unusual fruits available at this time of year... one that you may never have tasted is called Kiwi Fruit - originally from New Zealand, it has an exotic taste unlike any other fruit... or try Papayas, grown in the West Indies, this lush fruit is served open, the pifs removed and is eaten directly out of the skin.., these fruits a more available at... Jacqueline's Fruit Market Scugog Street - Hwy. 7A 985-8363. Beauty Hints on Hair: Having your hair perm- ed?... be sure to ask for the Acid Balanced Perms... they are by far the best professional perm... they contain no ammonia (which dries) and for the extra money spent well worth it... spread over the length of your perm, it's only pennies a week... Richard's Beauty Studio 148 Queen St. 985-7991 Tell them a Country Mouse sent you... Now is the time fo do al these odd jobs and repairs that you won't get around to when it's hot and sunny. For competitive rates on Personal Loans and Second Mortgages