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FL ~ 2 om Sn a RS A wy pe SY ho Jy SOA Ss at wd Cd, ~ ave, RE oh Se 3 ~~ SE ~~ by Donna Wanamaker By the time you read this, the children will be back to school and I would like to wish them success in the upcoming year. Sunday was Rally Day at our church, those who re- ceived an award for Sunday School attendance were: (1st year certificate)- lan Smith, Michelle McAskill, Lisa Jan- sen, Tara Lynne Puckrin, Kevin Buscher, Linda Bus- cher, Diane Puckrin and Donna Wanamaker. 2nd year seals were given to Mandy Cavannah, Amy Lynn Wanamaker, Brett Puckrin, Kevin Jones. 3rd year to Marilyn Puckrin, Brad Puckrin, Catherine Short, Kevin Puckrin. 4th year to Blair Beacock, Shane Branton, Melody Sommer- ville, Jay Branton, Scott Branton Bonnie Branton. 5th year to Lee Beacock. 6th year to Robert Wanamaker, Paul Wanamaker, Joey Stone and Ted Sturman. 8th 6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 6, 1978 year to Kimmie-Joe Stone. 19th year to Angie Stone, Mark Sturman. 11th year to Carol Sturman. 12th year to Joanne Nobbs. May I at this time add my personal congratulations to these children and also to their teachers for a success- ful Sunday School. Church service next Sun- day conducted by Board of Stewards with Mr. Ernie Eakins of Lindsay as _the guest speaker. We are sorry to report that Reg Abraham was taken to Oshawa Hospital to undergo an operation. Our best wishes for a speedy reco- very. Ann Clements has suffered a sprained ankle and Joanne Nobbs was struck by a car this week. We hope you both are feeling better now. Bert and Glenda Hutcheon hosted a corn roast for ap- proximately 70 children on Friday evening. The child- ren had a wonderful time FRIDAY & SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 8 & 9 Friday 7 &9 p.m. Saturday 8 p.m. Only The movie that defies gravity! shun ALLEN GARFIELD oi KATHLEEN LLOYD sss LEIF GARRETT SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY SEPT. 10-11-12 One showing only at 8:00 p.m. YOU PAY FOR THE PLEASURE, THE KILLING IS FREE! CROWN INTERNATIONAL PICTURES PRESENTS a } She became the Ravaged Victim of a Century of Revenge! in COLOR CROWN INTERNATIONAL PICTURES PRESENTS ~~ D> BEST FRIENDS tering. RICHARD HATCH - SUSANNE BENTON A CROWN INTERNATIONAL PICTURES RELEASE minT CINEMA Queen & Perry Streets PORT PERRY 985-8535 Closed Sept. 6 & 7 (Wed. & Thurs.) Seagrave News and on behalf of the parents I would like to thank Bert and Glenda for a wonderful and generous thought. Len and Betty Somerville held their annual corn roast on Sunday evening, although the weather was cool, a good time was had by all. Ladies please keep in mind the Silent Auction to be held at the General U.C.W. meet- ing on September 13th at 8 p.m. Please bring an item of baking, pickles, crafts, etc. for the auction. Linda and Mary Lee Wan- amaker spent a couple of days with their grandparents Bert and Gertie Wanamaker last week. Please call Jackie Boyle (985-3941) with your news for next week. Senior citizens by Marion King A lovely picnic sponsored by the Programme commit- tee of the Senior Citizens, was held at Latcham Centre on Wednesday, August 23 at 3 o'clock. After one hour of quizzes and games, we played penny bingo for an hour, then a lovely supper of sandwiches and dessertsWas served variety style. In the evening, we played progres-_ sive euchre with a prize each round. It was announced, square dancing would start Septem- ber 6th, also drop-in would be that day, too. Also remem- ber our first meeting Sep- tember 13th when election of officers will take place. New members will be welcomed. Children wait outside the door at R.H. Cornish Public School just before the bell rang to start the 1978 school year. It was the first day of school for many of <, the tykes, but it was hard to tell who was more concerned.....the kids, or the parents. Manchester news by Ruby Fielding No church at Manchester Sunday, September 10th; it is Grace Scugog United Church anniversary. The Manchester U.C.W. will meet at the church Thursday, September 7th at 2 p.m. Guest speaker will be Mrs. E. Fulford who will speak on Central Seven. Mrs. Roy Masterson of St. Catharines, Mrs. P. Frid, Brenda and Brian of Barrie recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lamb and family. Mrs. Meta Holtby visiting relatives at New. Market, Innerkip, London and Noble- ton recently. Mrs. Viola Schnappe of Buffalo visiting her sister Mrs. Josephine Bain this week. Miss Sharon Miller visiting relatives in Ottawa last week. Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Mitchell called on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hart and were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. L.B. Roberts on Sunday. Recent callers at the Mitchells were Mrs. Ida Pearce, Mrs. Roy Dobson, Mrs. June Thomp- son of Oshawa and Mrs. Jean Luby and family of Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Snod- den of Sunderland, Mr. and Mrs. Art Anness and family SMITH-CORONA Manual or Electric PORT PERRY STAR . 235 Queen Street 985-7383 of Little Britain and Mrs. Helen Jewell dinner guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Art Fielding. Mr. & Mrs. Doug Franks, Mrs. Christina Olszewski, Aniela and Carl enjoyed a two week trip to the Mari- times. 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