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aa A ah lira AB The York-Durham New Democratic Party opened a statement to party supporters in which she criticized a campaign office Saturday at 108 Water Street. Candidate in the March 19 election, Marg Wilbur read farmland. Seagrave and area news by Barb MacDonald --It_ seems all the children involved in the Scouting' movement in our community were very busy this week. They must have known that this was my first time writing the news. Thanks kids. The Brownies had a special meeting at Brown Owl's house. The meeting was successful; however, anyone who thinks that girls don't eat as much as boys should ask Donna and Debbie for their hot dog bill. The Cubs, Scouts and Venturers had their annual Father Son Banquet on Sat- urday night. The banquet was a great success. A special thank you is extend- ed to the young ladies of our community for all their help. I'm sure the Good Neigh- bours Group appreciated us, girls! The children and their leaders also found time to attend a special "Thinking Day" service in honour of Lord Baden Powell in the Greenbank Church on Sun- day. A special feature of the service was the presentation of the Religion in Life Badges to Lee Beacock, Eldon Sears, Paul Wana- - maker, Derek Dykeman, Jan Smith, Shane Branton, Scott Spencer and Jeff Tait. Congratulations boys. A World Day of Prayer service will be held at Sea- grave Church on Friday, March 6th at 2 p.m. Every- one welcome. Seagrave Sunday School urgently requires Sunday School teachers. We are all very proud of our growing numbers and would like to continue to grow but we require your help. Please call Greg Smith at 985-7447. We are glad to hear Bob _ Sears is feeling better. Hope to see him home from hospi- tal soon. Anna Walker arrived home from her stay in the hospital Feb. 16th and is feeling great. Jason Enzi had an over- night stay in Oshawa Hospi- tal this week and came home without his tonsils. Hope you're feeling better Jason. We had a bit of excitement down our road on Thursday night when Corey Phyers had an unexpected visit to Oshawa Hospital. Corey is You are only a short AUCTION LARGE SELECTION - TOP QUALITY BRAND NEW, BRAND NAME FURNITURE PERSONAL - HOUSEHOLD - GIFT ITEMS FULLY GUARANTEED BY MANUFACTURER SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28th - 1:00 P.M. At Toro Liquidators - Hwy. 7 & 12 At Thickson Road - 2 Miles North of Brooklin OPEN FOR VIEWING & PRE-AUCTION PURCHASING THURSDAY & FRIDAY - NOON til 8:00 P.M. pene alanches® pape Aindsay " o 1b out? NN - TERMS: Cash « p < oPickeringAax oypany 3 Oshawa «Bowmanville E PARTIAL LIST OF ITEMS 2.3 & 4 piece chesterfields. bedrooms, dining rooms, kitchen sets and accessories, lamps. stereos, TVs. coffee & end tables, gifts, toys, novelties, fools, radios. hideabeds, paintings, - mattress sets, plus numerous other dems. Antique repros. china cabinets, hall stands fern stands, brass beds. tea wh clocks, rockers. 'gex - Mastercard - Cheque with |.D. Allied Auction Group, 636-0500 Taunton Rd the Conservatives for not taking action to preserve home and fine now. Heck of away to get your name in the paper Corey. Our community extends its deepest sympathies to Fred and Mildred Puckrin on the loss of Mildreds nepnew. I understand that the Kings and Honeys took off * for a skiing weekend. How far did you have to go for snow guys? Most of you are aware that a new organ is being purchased for our church. In order to raise money for this two exciting events are being planned. First we have a beef supper which will be held at Seagrave Church on March 17th. There will be two sittings, one at 5:00 p.m. and one at 6:30 p.m. This is by advance ticket sales only. Adults $6.00 and children $2.00. Watch the upcoming in Seagrave on July 12th. They also agreed to help at the Hospital Spring Fair bake table. The next meeting of the Good Neighbours Group will be hosted by Diane Puckrin and -Donna Phypers. The meeting will be held at Donna's home on Monday March 2nd at 8 p.m.one on Don't be. alarmed when driving by Harper Valley. The chip bus didn't sink. It has just temporarily moved to Port Perry till the water disappears. Please call Marilyn Beacock with your news for next week at 985-3595. HELPFUL HINT -For the best results when hand washing sweaters, put a capful of cremerinse in the PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., February 25, 1981 -- 23 Epsom news by Jean Jeffery Epsom Utica Social Club - swimming at Uxpool, cards at the Epsom Church 8 p.m. All meet at the Church for lunch and social hour 10 p.m. Saturday Feb. 28. Brawns and Andersons co-host. Everyone welcome. This is not a Couples Club. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Elli- cott entertained Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Aldred of Pickering, Miss Linda Bush- ell, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McEnany, Mr. and Mrs. Bernie McEnaney of Port Perry on Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brown and also Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton called. Richard Ashton and Chris Brown visited the Lalley home near Severn Bridge for the weekend. Dr. Pat Asling and Ivan called on Mr. and Mrs. Don Asling Friday evening. Five of our U.C.W. ladies attended the U.C.W. Presby- terial Spring Rally last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Page and boys enjoyed a weekend skiing near Huntsville recently. Mr. Allen Clow of Kingston and Mr. Paul Kerry of Wat- erloo were with the Walter Kerry's this weekend. The Paul Basters enter- tained Mrs. Nancy Menagh and girls of Toronto and Mrs. Asselin and son of Ottawa this weekend. Congratulations to a jub- liant Frankie Van Veghel who scored his first ever goal playing on the Atom Kins- men Hockey in Uxbridge on Saturday. We hope his sister Ginny who is sick will soon be better. Mrs. Chas. Tapscott of Markham visited Thursday and Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tapscott. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas were luncheon guests at Tapscotts on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Tapscott attended a 90th birthday celebration for Mr. John Stewart of Markham. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kennedy visited their parents. On Thursday Mrs. G. Jeff- ery attended the W..I. Open House and Crewel work dis- play at Uxbridge Commun- ity Centre. There were 18 groups each with about 20 members participating so there was a marvellous dis- play of fine needlework. Over 300 attended in spite of fog and rain. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kennedy visited with Mr. and Mrs. Rodin on Thursday. On Friday, they were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilson have returned from a lovely holiday in Florida. Miss Wendy Evans was a weekend guest with Grand- ma Evans in Uxbridge. PRE-REGISTRATION PORT PERRY CATHOLIC SCHOOL Opening September 1981 "The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School System exists as an extension of the The U.C.W. met at Fern Tobin's home on Monday, PORT PERRY STAR _ the 16th. The ladies agreed 235 Queen Street to look after a church service 985-7383 events column in this paper. The previously planned U.C.W. Variety Supper has been cancelled in support of this event. Secondly there will be a music night, "Laughter and Music". Please watch this columm for more information. final rinse water. INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS Ready while you wait. THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM WEIGHT RESTRICTION REGULATIONS "Weight Restriction Regulations will be in force on roads under the jurisdiction of the Regional Municipality of Durham. Effective March 1st to April 30th inclusive, vehicle loads are restricted to 5 TONNES per axie in accordance with Durham Region By-Law Number 24-80. Signs will be erected on all Regional Roads to which these weight restrictions apply." W.A. Twelvetrees, P.Eng. Commissioner of Works, Regional Municipality of Durham. 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