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dams tain = a 2 w EH ALVES AE Pe Tin ERY \ 3 PARE CEERI WAN TATCWANRLY ASL NUIAY - PAYS DRY vo Dal WA SRM OT LI EVER SCLTREES Ei LETS HV ANAS R 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Sep,. 8, 1977 Seagrave News Children receive $.S. awards by Donna Wanamaker Sunday, September 4th was Rally Sunday at our church. Sunday school awards were present to the following children: 1 year diploma - Kevin Jones, Brett Puckrin, Amy Lynn Wana- maker. 2nd year seal - Kevin Puckrin, Joanne Desautels, Catherine Short, Bradley Puckrin, Marilyn Puckrin, Frank Branton. 3rd year seal - Bonnie Branton, Darren Desautels, Scott Branton, Jay Branton, Shane Branton, Blair Beacock. 4th year seal - Lee Beacock, 5th year seal - Ted Sturman, Jo-Jo- Stone, Paul and Robert Wanamaker. 7th year seal - Kimmie-Joe Stone. 9th year seal - Mark Sturman, Angela Stone. 10th year seal - Carol Sturman. 11th year seal - Joanne Nobbs. Our congratulations are extended to all the children who received awards, and a thank you to the-teachers who make our Sunday School a success. At this time may I say how pleased we are to have Rev. and Mrs. Roundell home. I sincerely hope you enjoyed your summer. There will be choir prac- tice on Thurs. night at 7:30. Please come out, Joan is always looking for new members to help. U.C.W. general meeting will be held on September 14th at the church. The Seagrave Sunday School wishes to extend an invitation to members and families of Seagrave congre- gation to attend a bar-b-que and an afternoon of games for children at the Seagrave ball park following the services on Sun. September 11th. Please bring your own hamburgs, hot dogs, finger desserts and lawn chairs. Refreshments and condi- ments will be provided. On Saturday, Sept. 3rd, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Short and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Short held a 25th annivers- ary celebration for their parents, Ken and Marion Short. The family gathered at the Rock Garden in Lind- say for pictures and then held a dinner. A dance was held in honour of this special occasion at Sunderland later on in the evening. Those present from Seagrave area were: Mr. and Mrs. Hey- wood Short, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Short, Mr. Arthur Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff BAHA'I INFORMATION Phone 576-2871 . Or 668-6015 Now Open! LOW, LOW PRICES! ELMER'S - FURNITURE Port Perry Plaza - 985-2847 Short, Mrs. Glady Short, Mrs. Reta Boe, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Short, Bill and Bonnie Short, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Nicholls, Miss Catherine Nicholls and Mr. Gordon Reed. Our best wishes are extended to Ken and Marion. Our birthday wishes for this past week are given to Catherine Short and Joanne Nobbs. Mr. and Mrs. Len Som- merville held a corn roast on Saturday - evening for the Seagrave Ball team and neighbours. There were about 60 people in atten- dance. Thank you to Len and Betty for a very enjoyable evening. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Len Sommerville and Melody Anne attended a family gathering at Betty's mothers. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Boyle and girls have been on holi- days for the past two weeks. They spent a few days with Roger's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Boyle at South Hampton. : Emerson and Thelm Rennick paid a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wanamaker on Saturday evening. On Sunday, Bert and Gertie had Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Snyder as Sunday night guests. We are glad to see Gertie Wanamaker, Chris Lav- ereau and Johnny Sturman home from their hospital stay. a. Mr. Bert Pugsley and Howard Hammond have been transfered to Oshawa Hospital. We wish you both the best of luck for a speedy recovery. Mrs. Sinna Bright is still in Port Perry hospital and we extend our best wishes. The Seagrave ball team was triumphant Sunday night. Corn roast must agree with you fellas. Martin Fisher was the lucky winner of the draw. Ladies, if you still require a ticket for the Fashion Presentation, to be held on September 13th at the Port Perry Scout Hall, please give me a call at 985-8350. The presentation will begin at 10:30 a.m. followed by a hot luncheon. Tickets are $3.00. There also is a baby-sitting service available. Please come out and help support our Scouts, Cubs, Beavers and Brownies, Remember our little ones are back to school, so let us keep a watchful eye. I wish all the children a successful and enjoyable year. Brownies, girls 7-10, mem- bers of the Girl Guides of Canada, will meet at the Greenbank Hall on Tuesdays from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m, beginning on September 13. Please note registration night has been changed to Tues. October 4th at 6:30. Registration will be $5.00. The child must be accom- panied by one adult. There will be slides and a guest speaker on this evening. Anyone else interested in attending is welcome to attend. Please call Carol Rott 985-2040 or Ann Cav- annah 705-357-3587 if you have any questions regard- ing Brownies. Your next week correspon- dent will be Jackie Boyle, 985-3941. Please give her a call with your news. Strong winds last Thursday evening over-turned this 20-foot bale thrower wagon on the farm of Ron Crosier, northwest of Seagrave. The wind came out of the southwest, up-turned the wagon, and cut a swath through a corn field. Crosier estimated the weight of the wagon at more than a ton. POPP PPP PPL AAAS oll POPP PVP PPP PPT TP PT TIP IPITY AMMAALAAAAAAAALALAALLALAASA © 8:00 P.M. -- 1:00 A.M. at the New PORT PERRY ARENA 'Music by FRIDAY AAV MV MMMM IAAI IMMA AAA A AAA AAA AAA AA AA AAA SAA AAA AAA AAAS Add dd s aa SATURDAY "Venus" - Rock Bands -- "Spice of Life" Admission: $3.00 Per Person SPONSORED BY THE Proceeds for Serving the Communities Greatest Needs KINSMEN CLUB OF PORT PERRY "4 wy ADD CEE EEE rr rr rr rr rr rr rr Fr rr rr HHH nr HT "Tn nT I I IWIN