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a IR a RS Ser ot SE & Tat FOE Seagrave news by Diane Puckrin Here we are starting the second week of a brand new year. I wish you all a happy, healthy, prosperous one and hope we are all together to enjoy another one. ; At the annual Sunday School meeting last week it was decided to hold a skat- ing party, ice and weather permitting, on the river on Sun. Jan. 29 right after Sun- day School. Hot dogs and beverage will be provided and each family is asked to bring a finger dessert such as cookies, donuts etc. Our Birthday Box visi- tors at church on Sunday included little Emily Smith, Mark Sturman, Don Bea- cock and Ivan Barrett. Our best wishes go out to all of you. The general meeting of the U.C.W. will meet to- night, Jan. 11 at 8 p.m. in the church. Mr. Roundell will install the officers at this meetings. Unit 2 of the U.C.W. will meet at the home of Mrs. Glenda Hutcheon on Mon- * day night, Jan. 23 at 8 p.m. Please keep that on Saturday afternoon from 4-5 p.m. the ice is rented at the old arena for all Seagravers. Come out and enjoy some winter exer- cise and meet your neigh- bours. Seagrave -congregation---- al meeting will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 17 at 8 p.m. Please not change of date. The annual church ser- vice to celebrate our Christ- ian unity will be held in the United Church, Port Perry on Sunday evening, Jan. 15 at 7:30 p.m. All are invited, to attend this service. I imagine the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Balling has slowed down to a dull roar now that Hilda and Barbara have returned to school in North Bay and Monica has resumed her nursing position in New Brunswick. It was great to see you girls over the holi- days as they spent many hours in our home baby- sitting our family of boys over the years. How are you Seagravers making out with your New Years resolutions? Our hockey greats were victorious in Oakwood Sun- day night when they defeat- ed Union Carbide from Lind- say with a score of 4-1. Burketon News by Stanley Taylor Rev. and Mrs. E. Mc- Caig and family, Ottawa North, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. H. Grace and family. Mr. and Mrs. K. Mertens entertained friends and re- latives during the holiday weekend. Mrs. R. Davey spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. H. Davey and family, Bowmanville. Mrs. under the Doctors care. Mrs. E. Bryan, Port Perry (formerly of Burke-p ton) and well known here, is suffering with the flu. - We wish her all the best. We welcome Mrs. C. Davidson to our community and district. We wish her every success in her hair dressing work. in mind' M. Archibald is . Congratulations guys and to think "you have only just begun'. The Short family held a belated new Years family gathering on Sunday when Mr. and Mrs. Heywood Short entertained family and friends at Rockhaven in Peterborough. The guests included Mrs. Helen Patter- son, Portage la Prairié and Mrs. Glady Short, Seagrave. Mr.-and Mrs. Larry Short, Orange Corners, Omemee, hosted the family during the afternoon and evening. We are glad to have Mr. and Mrs. Larry Willerton and family home from Florida after their Christ- mas vacation. The following is the Beaver schedule from Janu- ary to March. Jan. 12 - Games night. Jan. 19 - Officer Brian Dunham will show a film on ski-doo safety. Jan. 21 - Ski-dooing (a newsletter will be sent out regarding this.) Jan. 26 - Shrink Magic Craft. -February 2-9 - Bird Feeder making, Feb. 16 - Magic Show or Games night, Feb. 23-Mar. 9 - Garden seed planters. March 16 - no Beavers. Mar 18 - bowling. March 23-Apr. 6 - no Beavers. Parents are requested to clip this schedule for future reference. Mrs. Marilyn Beacock is your: news. - correspondent next week. Please call her at 985-3595. Demonstrates Belly Dancing by Lynne Warrne The Potpourri Handicraft - Guild of Port Perry held their first meeting of 1978 on January 4th at the Town Hall. There were discussions on what the members would like to learn during the year and on any demonstrations that could be arranged, such as fire safety and rug making. The Guild has been ask- ed to display some of their handiwork during the Cann- ington Centennial celebrat- ions this summer. After the business was taken care of the members were introduced to Mrs. Sandra Wray who did an interesting display of belly dancing. Sandy does the true Eastern form of the dance and we saw how it is a beneficial- exercise and fun. aswell... Her take place on Thursday evenings at the Latcham Centre. . The next meeting at the Town Hall will take place February 1, 1978 at 8:00 p.m. An interesting evening is planned and visitors are welcome. Escorted MOTORCOACH "Tours to: [JACKSONVILLE BEACH (Florida) 1 $299. a) person twin Depart Every Monday \ Feb. 6 to Mar. 27 Lo or Detal : NONQUON TRAVEL 985-2336 7, oF FAPCAE 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 11, 1978 By Mrs. Earl Reader We hope you are saving all your papers for the Spring collection. The Women's Institute will meet again at the hall on the evening. of January 18th. Please refer to your pro- gram for further infor- mation. The 'Grace' U.C.W. met in the Church last week and decided to have a enchre and Bake Auction at the Island Hall on Wednesday evening, February 1st at 8 p.m. pro- vided the weather operates. Mrs. Allene Kane has returned home from the Western Hospital with little information or treatment so far. We are pleased to report that attendance at the Island Church for 1977 had a much CO- higher average than in 1976 ° and especially in the last six months, after the choir was formed and the new organ purchased. During the Christmas season two more donations were received, one PRRCANEEA IL REF FRSA HES WA News from Scugog Island being from Santa Claus him- self. People have inquired about the price of the new United Church Hymn books. We learned they can be ob- tained from Saywell's" Store in Oshawa for $3.75 and $5.75, the latter one having the music. We already have memorial stickers to put in the front. If you don't want to make a trip to the store, please give your money to Mrs. Bonnie Gerrow with the information you wish to include. We already have 12 books, along with a couple of donations. It would be nice to have them by April when the Oshawa Presbytery - comes to Grace Church. Will all the organizations in the church please get their reports completed and ready for printing. Don't forget the Head U.C.W. tonight at Dowson's. 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