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ans SE HUN by Jackie Boyle Even though it was some- what cloudy and windy, the S$ eatherman did oblige in warding off any rain for the Mariposa-Seagrave Ladies baseball tournament last Saturday at the Seagrave Park. : @ The Oakwood Bearettes won the Consolation Trophy, donated 'by Gloria Wallace and Dorothy Massel of the Seagrave Country Store. The Port Perry Old Timer- ettes took home.the Champ- 4 ionship Trophy donated by Rod Jones, Thank you Gloria, Dorothy and Rod for the donation of these lovely trophies. Members of each of the four teams received crests for their participation. Congratulations to each of the team members for their fine efforts! : A beautiful smorgasbord luncheon was served by the hosting teams for the tourna- .ment participants. Refresh- eg Mments were also available thanks to our local scouts. The new tarpaulin walls for the picnic shelter, bought: by the Seagrave Park Board, helped shelter the partici- pants from the strong wind. 6 Thank you to Kevin Rise- borough and Keith Rodd for excellent umpiring and to i | | i { | the offical scorekeeper | Elaine Willerton: The tournament balls were donated by the Nonquon «Warriors -and-Seagrave and Mariposa men's ball teams. - Many thanks, gentlemen. Thank you to the ladies who donated their time, food and money and to the men who did a lot of the necessary heavy jobs. #- Sincere thanks to the or-. ganizers of the day, and to all those who helped in any way to make this tournament a big success. Many members of the Scouting movement took part in the Pineridge and District Church Parade in Port Perry on Sunday. Birthday box contributors on Sunday included Amy Wanamaker and Nicole Addison. A hig happy birth- day to you both and to Kristin Phypers who cele- brated her big day. with a party on Monday with members of her Sunday School class. Twenty-four new hymn books, donated by the Sea- grave U.C.W. were -dedicat- ed during Sunday's Church Service. The Seagrave Church Anniversary Service will be held this Sunday, September 28 at 11 a.m. with Rev. W.C. Sellars as guest minister. The members of the U.C.W. extend an invitation to those who will be attending, to a social hour imediately after the service. Refreshments will be served. There will be no Sunday School on this special morning. Pinedale Church Annivers- ary will be celebrated on Sunday, October 19 at 11 a.m, with Rev. Les Critch as. guest speaker. 'Greenbank Church Anni- versary will be celebrated on Sunday November 2 at 11 --a;mawith-Rev: Roger Maggs- as guest speaker. Seagrave Choir Practise for children ages 7 to 11 who are interested in forming a - Junior Choir will be held on Thursday Sept. 25th from 6:45 to 7:30 p.m. The Greenbank and Seagrave Scouts partici- pated in a walkathon on Saturday with proceeds going to the Terry Fox fund. Cambray is hosting a men's baseball tournament on Saturday, Oct. 4. Entry fees will be donated to the lok-wall I ¢ Dry wall method - no foundation needed. « Interlocking design - Attractive split face. * For retaining walls, planters, bank erosion. © 74", 10" or 12" wide to suit all applications. Our staff will be pleased to assist you on Planning, Layout Design and Quoting. [| | Brooklin Concrete | Prod ucts limited locations to Serve You Highway 12, Brookiin, Ont Newmarkel, Ont. 416-895-2373 Yonge St 116-655-3311 Highway 11, Huntsville, Ont. 705-789-2338 55 ha races for everyone. Terry Fox fund. The Scugog Youth Soccer Club is holding a dance on Saturday, Oct. 4 at Latcham Centre in Port Perry. Tick- ets may be obtained from Elaine Willerton or Peter Jones. : The Seagrave Park Assoc- iation is holding a General* Meeting and Election of Officers on Monday, Oct. 6 at 7:15 p.m. in the Seagrave Church. Everyone is invited to please attend. . The Good Neighbours group will be holding their September meeting on Mon- day, Sept. 29. A tour of Cullen Gardens has been arranged and members are asked to feel free to bring a guest. Please call Sheila Sears at 985-8324 or Marilyn Puckrin at 985-7480 by Sun- day Sept. 28 if you plan to attend. The group will assemble at the Gardens by 7 p.m: and after a tour of same will gather at the home of Sheila Sears for the business meeting and refreshments. Members are reminded to give their ticket money for the ceramic draw to Diane Puckrin or Barb MacDonald prior to the meeting. A big welcome to Mrs. 'Norma Adams of Mariposa Estates, who is joining our Seagrave news team. She would appreciate a-call-with-- your news items for next week. Phone 705-357-3730. "By working faithfully eight hours a day, you may eventually get to be a boss and work twelve hours a day." Robert Frost. First Geer picnic in 15 years The first Geer family reunion in fifteen years was held Sunday, September 21, 1980 at the home of Jack and Kathy Monsma of Utica. Guests were present from as far away as Hamilton but the majority live in the Uxbridge and Port Perry areas. The weatherman cooperat- ed for most of the day and after we had all eaten too much there were games and The prize for the oldest person present went to Carson Wat- son of Uxbridge and the prize for the youngest to Bradley Monsma of Utica. A unique idea was the family tree with room for everyone to write their names under the appropriate branch of the family. The founders of this family were Albert Geer and Jennie Wright. They had seven children: Ivan, Charles, Chester, Erma, Mildred, Ruby and Verna. They now number 140 plus. The family reunion was a great success with 121 present. 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