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wi a i ------ ---- RRE---- An RE RR FR AR Te "| ATTENTION CONTRACTORS! Have you protected the future of your business with proper x liability insurance? For Information & Quotations Call: DON FORDER ¢ |+ | INSURANCE AGENCY 24 Water Street - 985-8471 by Mrs, Marilyn Beacock Our little folk will be busy scurrying around this week with excited anticipation of that special night of Hallo- we'en-and no doubt their moms' will be going crazy trying to keep up with their constant changes of mind in regard to what costume they'll finally be wearing! I wonder if we'll have any 'large' goblins prowling around the village this year. Attention all Beavers! Don't forget your Halowe'en Party tomorrow night, October 27, in the church basement at 6:15 p.m. and be sure to dress up in your spookiest - costume! The Beaver leaders also wish to express their appreciation to the ladies of the Mothers' Auxiliary who served hot- dogs and refreshments to the kids on Apple Day last Satur- day. Last Wednesday evening several concerned and inter- ested members of the com- munity attended a public i 0000000000 CUSTOM CARPENTRY TERRY PAUL COMPTON CABLE T.v. : ANALDA erations - Repairs ; LANDSCAPING & TV viewin unin & ei, | | Photography af ifs best NURSERIES Garage - Privacy Fences 30 Franklin St., Uxbridge 711 Hwy. 7A and West 4 Line Cedar & Pine Furniture 852-4928 : 985-81 [S miles east of Port Perry) Quer. 15 Years Raperience Weddings-Portraits Box 73 Port Perry 986-4771 SPRAYING WHITE WASH Catherwood; Ron G. ~ R.R.1, Uxbridge, Ont. 852-3449 Woes Electronics SALES & SERVICE T.V.'s & Stereos CB RADIOS - ANTENNAS TOWERS - ETC. MANCHESTER, ONT, . AT HWY. 7A & 12 "PHONE 985-8043 DON FORDER 41 INSURANCE AGENCY 24 Water Street - Port Perry, Ontario 985-8471 CLINT'S DOG GROOMING SERVICES Over 12 yrs.; Clipping, Grooming. All work done by Owner - No Trainees. The longest experienced groomer in the Area. TAUNTON at WILSON OSHAWA 728-5723 For Photograph REPRINTS from the Port Perry Star Phone 985-7383 Scugog Plumbing NEW INSTALLATIONS REASONABLE RATES Special rates for Senior Citizens. BOX 966 - PORT PERRY Phone 985-3837 | rm T. PATTON ASSOCIATES Residential Design Consultant Architectural Drafting 1296 Cochrane Street, Port Perry 985-2880. MASONRY - BRICK Block & Stone Work Fireplaces a Specialty Mario Brienza 985-2680 Joe Pedro - Oshawa 723-2590 MIKE'S PAINTING INTERIOR & EXTERIOR ) Paperhanging AENT MARKINGS 3 Morn. or Eve 985-833% SUBMARINE Call 985-7131 Oshawa 725-8724. a, 4 Pa) ed ' : z > R.R. JONES . ved Rn alter' Re - ril.B a SEPTIC TANK | | Walter J. Brown » | I PUMPING + RENOVATIONS S PLAZA Fully equipped to pump + ODD JOBS hi any kind of tank. Phone 985-3259 : Corner 7A & Water St. SEAGRAVE 985-3481 Carnegies Beach Contracts Available R.R.3, Port Perry. =| DON CORNEIL BOB POSTMA GENERAL WELDING | [ H. F. GRANDER Auctioneering Services CARPENTRY REP IRS Ontario Land Surveyor Sales At Your Residence.or Kitchen Cupboards Steel Pens Window Guards 30B Water Street South bo OUF-AUCIOR Barn: Vanities Small Fabrications PORT PERRY, ONTARIO R.R.#1, LITTLE BRITAIN ; Phone: id 786-2183 NESTLEVON, ONT. 986-4636 Call 655-4776 here 3 Clarence's Mobile Ron Rankin 985-2975 Wood & Metal GARY YOUNG [ WELDING 6, ND SONS ANTIQUE irr 1- al enera onrractin: . . . . ' ft ' wW All phases of . "Plunbing - ATL Stripping & Dipping phvins-hasid bony elding & Repairs . Electric - Con. 11 East Donna BROOKLIN - ONTARIO Phone 985-2589 Phone 985-7679 Sucog Island Griffin. 655-4936 & WES LANE | rsANRIDGE Lore Rul: Plumbing Sand & Gravel Baker's Building Products and Heating AA iD ROOFING & SIDING *| Port Perry 985.2473 TAR (3 Sold - Installed - Guaranteed L. GILBANK ALCAN DEALER 979-2231 'YHygrade Fuels R.R. 2, Seagrave, Ontario. AGENT: ARVICE FISHER Port Perry - 985-7951 TOLL TEE TV EVE BE a -------- 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE -- Complete Parts Plan 316.95 per yr. ; HEATING CO. FREE FURNACE CLEANING & 24 HOUR SERVICE TOOUR OIL - CUSTOMERS SS call 985.3998 | oe] Lae HORSESHOEING & Blackstock, Ont. HOOF TRIMMING " ERY i Prompt attention, Co Lavallea Samm Gravel MR ERR | [EER 985-2098 [wecrmic Motor | [ THOMSO . -REWINDING & 1 N # REPAIR HEATING MITTON ELECTRIC Alr Conditioning F 7 Ss Telephone 668-2670 Power Homidif fers 208 Chestnut St. East Gas, Oil & Electric Heating Whitby, Ontario. 410 Union Averive V-BELTS - 'ULLEYS. "| ia BEARINGS .985-3365 CHAIN-SPROCKETS - hn BRE TORR Ab - 'PORT PERRY 'STAR : Wednesday, Oct. 26, 1997 27 meeting which was held at the church. Guests attend- ing the meeting were Don Crosier, Ron McDonald, Steve Brown, Const. Dun- ham-and Gord Goode repre- senting Scugog. Council, Scugog Roads Dept., Dur- ham Region Traffic Dept., Durham Region Board of Education and the O.P.P. The main topics of discuss- ion concerned the potential dangerous situation of the school bus crossing at Reg- ional Road 2 and River Street, the resurfacing of the old bridge and the road part way up the hill south of the village, repairs to the exist- ing sidewalks and the instal- lation of additional street lights in some areas of the village. A letter of recom- mendation will be sent to the Durham Board of Education and the O.P.P. requesting that a timed flashing amber light be erected immediately! south of Regional Road 6 as well as a sign to advise southbound motorists of the hidden intersection as well as a school bus and pedestr- ian crossing ahead. These two factions will then make a formal recommendation to the Durham Traffic Dept. and hopefully they will agree with this idea. Our Roads Superintendent assured us that the bridge and that particular portion of the road will be resurfaced late in the spring of next year. Don Crosier stated that there should be no problems in having repairs made to the sidewalks and that the streetlights would be install ed. It was also suggested that the corner of Regional Road 2 and River Street be widened out sometime in the near future as it is most difficult turning into the vill- age from the north. A special thank you to our guests for taking the time to attend the meeting and also to our villagers for attend- ing. I think it must be most gratifying to our elected offi- cials to see that much inter- est generated by such a relatively small community. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nobbs spent a few enjoyable days in Columbus, Ohio last week where they attended the World Congress of the Quarter Horse Association. The birthday box got a little boost at church on Sunday when Sharon Stone and Ken Sturman dropped their deposits in. Happy birthday folks! Everyone is beginning to gear up for our annual Turkey Supper which will be complete with turkey, of course, pie and, plum pudd- ing and all the rest of those delicious goodies that accompany turkey. The date is Wed. Nov. 2. Hope you can attend. Last Monday evening several Beavers and their parents attended the Cub meeting when several Beavers swam up to Cubs in a most 'impressive cere- mony. - Congratulations to all! On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sturman and family attended the 50th Wedding Anniversary celebrations of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rowan of Bethany at the Bethany United Church. On Sunday Ken and Eleanor hosted a dinner party for her parents and her sister and niece Mrs. Harvey Slater and Pat of Saskatche- wan. The Brownies spent Wed- Seagrave and area news nesday afternoon at the Port Perry Nursing Home with some of the Senior Citizens singing songs and knitting and crocheting. Hot choco- late with marshmallow and cookies were served after- wards by Mrs. Jean Nash and her assistant. Saturday afternoon the Brownies finished working on their ceramic mugs at Ceramics House of Joy in Ashburn. These will be on display at the bazaar on Saturday, November 26. The Annual Baking Contest will be held on Saturday, November 5th at 2 p.m. Greenbank Hall. The judges will be Mayor Lawrence Malcolm, Mrs. Ruby Beare and Mrs. Jean Hunter. Following the con- test, the baking will be auctioned off by Mr. John Maw of Port Perry. Plan to attend. Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Keen and Brian were Mr.and Mrs. Bill McHarg and Mrs. Nora McKenvry of Kingston and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moase of Hastings. Seagrave congregation is invited to join the Greenbank charge to celebrate their Anniversary on Sunday, Nov. 6 at 11:00 a.m. There will be no church or nursery service at Seagrave on that particular Sunday but there will be Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. After attending the 100th Anniversary service at the Pleasant Point Church Mr, and Mrs. Ron Wanamaker, Linda and Mary Lee of Oshawa joined his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wana- maker for Sunday evening dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Suddard and Patty of Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Suddard of Orillia were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Heywood Short on Sunday. If you have a news item for next week please call Mrs. Donna Wanamaker at 985- 8350. 70 attend Auxiliary annual tea by Mrs. G. Wanamaker Approximately 70 interest- ed friends took advantage of the beautiful fall afternoon to attend the 25th anniversary tea of the Women's Hospital Auxiliary on Saturday, Oct. 22 in the Latcham Centre. Mrs. Cannon, our 1st Vice President, spoke a few words of welcome to all and intro- duced Mrs. Pat O'Neil of Oshawa who is Chairman of District 7, who then officially opened the'tea. ! Past Presidents Mrs. Mc- Dermott and Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. Reta Boe poured tea during the afternoon. Ticketg were sold on a hand crocheted afghan and pillow and Mr. Mel James was the holder of the winning ticket. Mrs. McDermott was also the winner of the beautiful ' table centre. Several other floral arrangements were given out as lucky prizes. On behalf of the auxiliary we wish to say Thank You to the Committee for their work and all others who joined with us to make it a pleasant afternoon. $5 Rg > a Ser Pr AT AY --_-- vo