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by Jackie Boyle The annual fellowship sister dinner is being planned for Wed. Dec. 9th, at 6 p.m. This year the dinner is in the form of a potluck (variety) supper. Each lady' is asked to bring her favour- ite main dish or dessert to share with her fellowship sisters. Also this year there will be a one dollar donation from each of the ladies, to help . cover expenses. Any new women wishing to join the fellowship sisters, please call Mrs. Mildred Puckrin at 985-2627 or Mrs. Donna Phyphers at 705-786-3207. Hope to see you there! 'A sincere thank you is extended to all those who supported this. year's successful turkey super. Master Timothy Darryl Allan Wray, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wray was received by baptism into the Seagrave flock on Sunday. Happy birthday to Mrs. Enid Belair, Kimberley Wray, and Michael. Wray who contributed their pennies to the birthday box on Sunday. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. MacNeil and family in the death of Mrs. MacNeil's sister this past week. There will be a joint work- shop of Sunday School teachers and pupils during next week's church service in preparation for White Gift Sunday. There will also be a rehearsal following next Sunday's service. The White Gift service will take place at the Seagrave United Church on Sunday December 6th. . *FREE ADMISSION Seagrave's annual Christ- mas concert will be held on Friday, December 18th at 7 p.m. in the church. Confirmation classes will begin in mid January; if you are interested in taking out Church membership, please contact Rev. Rodgers soon. Please reserve next Sunday, November 29th, as a special mission and service Sunday at the Seagrave United Church. December 4th is the dead- line date for those teenagers interested in attending the 15th annual Christmas Conference of TOC ALPHA to get registrations in. All are welcome to attend a Bible Study at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Cook every Thursday morning from 9:30 until 11:00 a.m. Kimberley Wray cele- brated her 6th birthday last Sunday. Many of her little friends attended - her party, where films were shown along with popcorn and all the birthday trimmings. On Saturday night it was party time at the Jim Durward household. This time it was to celebrate Jim's 70th birthday. All the family was home as usual. Other. guests present included Mrs. Muriel Gibson of Greenbank, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snooks of Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Durward of Picton, Mr. .and Mrs. George Durward of Sunder- land, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Edgerton of Blackstock, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith of Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phoenix of Seagrave and Mr. and Mrs. Mel Milne also of \ BLACKSTOCK & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB TURKEY ROLL BLACKSTOCK RECREATION CENTRE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11th 7:00P.M. *BUFFET AVAILABLE *LADIES WELCOME 'FOR INFORMATION CALL: 986-5656 or 986-4461 Draw will take place about 9:00 P.M. HELD UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF ASPECIAL OCCASION PERMIT. 'FREE DRA DROP IN&ASK FOR DETAILS! (CHUEESI 2 ~ Eo CARA ARERR: Seagrave. Then on Sunday, Earl and Joan Durward and family travelled to Oshawa to have dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leslie on the occasion of Joan's brothers Jim and Murray's birthdays. - A warm welcome to the Seagrave community is extended to Andrew and Maureen Salkeld and children, Emma and Matthew, who have recently moved "into Robinglade Estates. Maureen gives courses on personal growth and development and would like to offer a course in 'Seagrave on self awareness in January. The Seagrave 4H classes are over for 1981, so the Seagrave "Dashy Darts' with their leader Enid Belair and Eleanor Nicholls attended "Achievement Night" in Sunderland Hall on November 19th. The group started with 14 members but 5 decided they would rather play than sew, 2 N fu A SAL FAS BT SSN AE iN Ade ven de el wR Sy ER News from Seagrave area and chickened out. Those. who received awards were: Carol © Sturman, Bev Hill, Elise Watts. Cindy Fisher, Lois Adams, Tina McCoy, Sheri- Lynn Aldred and Kris Lake. Pam Foster also did a good job with her sewing but was not yet 12 years old, so could not receive an award. We congratulate Carol Sturman who received Provincial Honours for having successfully completed 12 units. The 4H group had an exhibit entitled "Finishing It Right" and also presented a fashion show called "Travel" with Bev Hill as commentator. The spring unit will be entitled '4H Bread Winners" Please call Mrs. Norma Adams at 985-8829 with your news items for next week's column. "War is an invention of the human mind. The human mind can invent peace" - Norman Cousins. New equipment for Durham College Ross Stevenson, M.P.P. Durham-York, announced November 9, that the Ontario Government has allocated $200,000 for special equip- ment required for the Indus- trial Mechanic Millwright and General Machinist Apprenticeship Program at Durham College. # "This grant will allow the purchase of standard machine tools such as lathes, a milling machine and surface grinder as well as a numerical control lathe and a Computer Assisted Design Computer Assisted Manu- facturing (CAD CAM) Post Processor," Stevenson said in making the announce- ment. : *"The Ontario Government has previously provided $458,000 in grants through the BILD program for other equipment needed for this valuable program," Steven- son continued. "This included $150,000 to purchase equipment for the electronic upgrading program which serves those training to be industrial electricians. A further grant of $308,000 was provided to equip the new CAD CAM Centre. Durham College is the first college in ® 000 0g LASTCALL {J Offer Expires: Nov. 30,1981. BEEF&DAIRY PRODUCERS - 1st PRIZE: Large 5-Drawer Office Desk . 2nd PRIZE - Sharp Calculator 3rd PRIZE - Beef or Dairy Computer Programme KEROSEN E = (Bring Your Own Container). 5 50¢ oer litre . -- NOVEMBER SPECIALS -- SPOTTON - (Reg. $21.00 - Use Before Dec. 1st, 1981). SHUR GAIN DOG FOOD S(20KE). ee $1.000FF Shalini $18.75 * WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. - PHONE 983-7363 ( © 40VANEDWARD DRIVE PORT PERRY (Behind Philp Pontiac-Buick) Mon. to Fri.8:30t05:30 Sat. 8:30t05:00 Canada to offer training in the CAD CAM and robotics field," Stevenson added. "In addition, the Province gave the college approval to use $525,000 in surplus oper- ating funds for capital con- struction purposes so they could build a skill trades building." : '*The apprenticeship training program at Durham College is proving to be most successful thanks to the efforts of the Durham Organ- ization for Industrial Training (DO IT)," Steven- son went on. Since DO IT spearheaded this initiative, the number of apprentices in training at Durham College has increased from 60 to 400, and it is estimated by next, year that number will be closer to 500." Stevenson concluded. SAMAC SCOUT SHOP 1711 SIMCOE STREET NORTH OSHAWA, ONTARIO -725-5722 OPEN: Mon.to Sat. 9A.M.to5P.M. PHONE & MAIL ORDERS WELCOME CHARGEX-MASTERCARD PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 25, 1981 -- 2) Drain work done on Museum grounds A aided Although the grounds of the Scugog Museum appear to have been invaded by giant gophers, such is not the case. In actual fact, 1,000 feet of pipe has been laid in order to drain the property. Previous spring thaws have forced past (and present) curators to invest in vast quantities of sports equip- ment (i.e. hip waders, scuba diving gear, swimsuits, etc.) Last year, regional work- men lowered the culvert to let the water drain to the savings & loan corporation 5Year Annual Interest east, under the Island road. Though this did not eliminate the problem, it did proye helpful, as there were only two floodings last spring. The year before there were five. Obviously such flood- ings' can cause serious damage to both the artifacts and the buildings them- selves. Let us hope, for the sake of preserving your history, that the drainage system is successful. HELPFUL HINTS To clean aluminum window frames - try a cream silver polish. Member of the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation. Guaranteed Investment Certificates "Subject to Change without Notice." TTT TT El hl GALA ART AUCTION Conducted by Mr. Neil Fogel of New York FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1981 PREVIEW: 7:00P.M. AUCTION: 8:30PM. ADMISSION: $4.00 For Tickets Call 668-6868 or Port Perry 985-2824. DON FORDER INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. 24 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY - 985-8471 REE 16% | HOLIDAY INN OSHAWA CAMP SAMAC v nS So cp SBI IBIESINIAS SIKOGHIING SEWFIFEIRS BEAVER-CUB-SCOUT VENTURER-ROVER-LEADER UNIFORMS ' ? 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