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8 --- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 20, 1979 Seagrave and area news GRADUATE Maxine Hartin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Hartin of Port Perry, received her B.A. in History at the June 4 convocation of Carleton University in the National Art Centre in Ottawa. Maxine plans to attend Nippissing University Teacher's College in North Bay. She plans on working with Native Canadians after she graduates. by Betty Somerville It seems strange to be sitting back in the corres- pondents chair after a nice break. A special thanks to the gals for doubling up and doing my duty during my absence - it was very much appreciated. I also want to say thanks for all the cards, gifts, and best wishes that we received upon our little boy's arrival. Church and Sunday School resumed once again as usual on Sunday morning with the U.C.W. ladies in charge. A very interesting guest speak- er, Mrs. David Harris, talk- ed of her and Rev. Harris's experiences while they were ministering in Newfound- land. It was a pleasure to have them back in our com- munity. A special thanks to Mrs. Eleanor Sturman, Mrs. Marilyn Beacock, Mrs. Di- ane Puckrin, Mrs. Donna Phyppers, Mrs. Betty somer- ville, Mrs. Barb. MacDPon- ald, Mrs. Marion Short, and Mrs. Anne Winnfield for their part in conducting the Service. Thanks also to Mrs. Joan Lee and the choir for the beautiful music they cdn- tributed. After the service, the con- gregation were invited to the Ball Park to join in with the Sunday School Picnic. With the weather in top condition everyone enjoyed them- selves in an afternoon of fun. A special thank you to Bill Barr from Stedmans for his contribution toward the priz- es. The oldest person at the picnic was Mr. Ken Stur- man, and the youngest was Master Ryan Puckrin and the lucky winner of the lawn chair donated by Stedmans was Mrs. Jackie Boyle. Congratulations folks ! Seagrave Unit 1 of the U.C.W. will meet at the home of Mrs. Shirley Barr on Monday, June 25th at 8:00 Need Photos!! Once again we are getting low on photographs to feature in our "Remember When" column and we are PM and Unit 11's meeting will be held at Mrs. Maxine Nauereaux on Monday, June 25th at 8:00 PM as well. The gals of Unit 11 are asked to bring a craft or baking to the meeting for a silent auction. Also please do not forget the bake sale that will be held at Stone's barn on June 29th. Services next Sunday at Church will be of confirma- tion and Communion. The Sunday School will be com- bined so everyone can enjoy a slide presentation. There will be no Nursery next Sunday. : Birthday Box contributors this week were Mrs. Gertie Wanamaker, Mrs. Reta Boa, Mrs. Leta Doupe, Master Blair Beacock, Master Dav- id Fraser and money was put in for Mrs. Marion Barrett. Congratulations folks with soliciting the help of Scugog Township residents who may have photos of interest. : . If possible, we would like to see more pictures of Our best wishes for a buildings and areas throughout the township, as speedy recovery go to Mrs. recently we have had a large number of school--i-- Sandi McCully of Mariposa photos. But, if-you have a school photo that we have estates. Hope you'll be back not published to date, please do not hesitate to bring on your feet again shortly it in. and enjoy that pool of yours. All photos will be returned to the owners as soon Lun derstand others are p fan fter publication as possible. es phd i" feeling a In the interest of keeping the "Remember When" little under the weather and photo feature going, we urge residents to look up to all our little chicken pox some interesting old photos. recipients in the area. I'm pleased to report Master Michael Wray is coming along fine again and has now been released for the hospital. Mrs. Marion Barett and Mr. Murdock Millan are also reported to be progressing well. Best wishes for many .all best wishes for many: more. a \ Dr. Kevin R. Dunkerley and Dr. Norman F. Lewis are pleased to announce the opening of their office for The General Practice of Dentistry At the Medical Associates of Port Perry Building, 462 Paxton Street, Port Perry, Ontario. LOB 1NO. OFFICE HOURS TELEPHONE BY APPOINTMENT (416) 985-7396 \. J GUARDIAN M - PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL JUNE 30 more years of marital bliss go to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Moffatt and Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Carr of Mariposa Estates who are celebrating their anniversaries this week. Belated wishes to Mr. and Mrs. John Vernon who celebrated their 10th anni- versary a couple of weeks ago. Mrs. Luella Kennedy, Mrs. Betty Somerville, Melody Anne and Matthew attended Heavy Duty Laundry Detergent 253 Sa 12 LITRE the 49th Crosier Reunion at AX SIZE Reserve Stouffville Mrmorial Park on Tho Rigi saturday afternoon. Matt- Quontities hew was the recipient of being the youngest member of the Crosier clan. 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PONTIAC-BUICK LIMITED 10 VANEDWARD DRIVE - PORT PERRY 985-8474 Word has it that the gals in Seagrave are trying to be- come even more beautiful with all the make-up they've been buying -beware fellas! Mrs. Anne Carr would like to thank the Seagrave Beav- er Group Committee for the lovely apprecidtion award plaque presented to her at the Cub closing party. A special thanks to Mr. Phil Bertrand who presented her with this gift. Mr. Ian Fraser and child- ren were week end guests of Mr. and Mr.s Niel Wana- maker and family. Mrs. Diane Puckrin and Mrs. Marilyn Puckrin joined with former classmates in a reunion at Deer Park Inn, Stouffville on Friday evening to renew old acquaintances. Pumpkin Corners appears to be hive of activity this spring with a new house being erected on one side of the corner and on the other side a new barn is coming along nicely. The back half and porch of a house has 'been torn off with plans to rebuild a new one and the foundation of a barn is hav- ing soinething done to it! A welcome home to Mr. Roy Boyle who has been in Newfoundland for a couple of weeks working on a new advertisement for the Carl- ing-O'Keefe Company. The children of Grade 2,5 and 6 from Greenbank Pub- lic School enjoyed a day of fun at Kensington Market, Chinatown and City Hall in Toronto on Monday. Thanks to all the parents who accom- panied the grouping for the day. Next weeks news corres- pondent is Mrs. Marilyn Bea- cock. Please call her with your news at 985-3595, Twin Club picinic The Durham Region Parents Twin Club will hold a picnic June 24 at the Heber Downs Conservation Area. The festivities gets under- way at 11:00 a.m. and parents are asked to bring their own lunches. Soft drinks will be available. The Club is for parents of twins throughout Durham Region and any parents who are not members would be welcome to attend the picnic. PONTIAC-BUICK LIMITED