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J 4 h 1 3 3 4 a J (From page 14) make a super place to hold your morning coffee. The mugs can be from any member of the G.N.G. or they can be purchased at the Seagrave Country Store. On Wednesday, August 4 a delightful" and youthful looking lady of our village will be celebrating her 90th birthday. Mrs. Myrtie Stone was born in Seagrave and has lived her entire life in the community. All of her many friends and neighbours are invited to drop in to share a piece of her birthday cake and a cup of tea with Mrs. Stone at the home of her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rodd from 1:30 - 4:00 p.m. on August 4th. Mst. Philip Beacock and Miss Jacqueline Rodd have enjoyed a holiday with their cousin Mst. Craig Beacock while big brothers Lee and Blair were on a boat cruise of the Rideau Canal from Kingston to Ottawa with Keith and Donna Rodd of Uxbridge and John and Shirley Foster of Port Perry during this past week. The U.C.W. are sponsoring a Bake Sale and Yard Sale beginning on Friday, July 30 at 10:00 a.m. and continuing SMITH-CORONA TYPEWRITERS Manual or Electric PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street - 985-7383 THE I Seagrave area on Saturday, July 31, at the former home of the late Mrs. Lillian McNeil. Please drop in and support this energetic group of ladies. A couple of dates to keep in mind are the Greenbank Beef Bar-B-Q which is being held at the Greenbank United Church, this coming Friday evening and the Bethel Cemetery Decoration service at Greenbank on Sunday, August 15th. Seagrave friends were saddened to learn of the recent passing of the late Mrs. Mabel Eagleson of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Eagle- son at one time resided in the home now occupied by the Beacock's. We extend our deepest sympathy to her family. Our Seagrave Country Store Squirt team came from behind to claim the game ® last Wednesday with a score of 19 to 18 against the Dowson Red and White team from Port perry. Paul Wylie lambasted a home run and Jason McCully was also the hero of the game when he also racked up a home run. Congratulations team -- with only a few games left to play just continue to keep up the good work. The Squirts will be playing in Seagrave this Wed. night at 6:30 p.m. Why not come. out to the game and cheer for good old home team. That's all the news I have for this week. Hope all of you are having a wonderful holi- day -- see you again in three weeks. Please call Barb MacDonald at 985-2728 with any newsworthy items next week. 'GALLEY FISH & CHIPS Port Perry 985-8647 FISH & CHIPS - Family Pack (Wrapped Only) . ... SEAFOOD - SHRIMP Bat.............. 2.95 SCALLOPS - Bat. ................ 2.95 Bro... 3.76 SEAFOOD BOXES - Sim Eo ®®, \ CHICKEN (Chips Included) - 2 pc. Snack' 3 pc. Dinner Combo V4 Chick-Rib 1, Chick-Rib. . . .~..... GRILL - . Hamburger Cheeseburger Baconburger 6 oz Sirloin Burger Steak-Kaiser ~{Chips & coleslaw Included) Peameal Bacon-Kaiser . . 1.50 Bat. Mushrooms RU 1.50 Onion Rings I sup manos The Sky's the Limit 20% Off Any Full Time Day Modeling Course Zim f Registered as a, Private School under the private Vocational School Act -- Courses Tax Deductible. by Joyce Kelly Sympathy is extended to Mrs. George Johnston and her family on the passing of Mr. Johnston, a highly esteemed Senjor Citizen of Cartwright. Mr. Johnston was over 90 years of age. Funeral service was held on Sunday- afternoon from Port Perry Funeral Chapel. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Grani Thompson were Mrs. Edith Poulsen, Car- men, Manitoba, Mrs. Mary Naylor and Mrs. Kaye Wilkins both of Beaverton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Traviss of Toronto. On Monday evening Harvey and Joan Graham were guests at a family dinner at Haugen"s, Man- o Chester in celebration of their 25th wedding anniver- sary. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoskin, Mrs. Pat Fletcher, Diana and Scott, Mr. Don Pascoe, Mr. Warren Strong, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hoskin, and family Mrs. Reg Boundey, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family, . Miss Cheryl Graham, Mark and Rob Graham. After an enjoyable: tour of Cullen Gardens, the group gathered at 'the home of Frank and Muriel Hoskin for anniversary cake and coffee along with a social time: On Thursday evening, Misses Susan Sheen, Ann Hoogeveen, Julie Bryant and Eleanor Kelly left the Malton Airport for their three weeks in England. The first week will be spent as guests of a Sister English Girl Guide, the second week at an Inter- national Camp where over 1200 girls from countries Prince From page 21 celebrate their 21st wedding anniversary. Hope you will have many more happy years. On sun. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Easterbrook of Peter- borough, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pearson of Brooklin and Mr. Pearson of North Bay visited Bill and Earline. Friends of Gord Cherrie will be glad to hear he has been moved to Port Perry Hospital. A pleasant holiday is wished Rev. Glenn Jackson and his wife and family in_ August. Gordon Taylor will be taking the service this - Sun. then the church will be closed till August 29th. It was nice to see Man- chester news in last weeks. ~ Hope it will continue. Ben and Florence Smith "have been busy during the month of July with holiday company. Their daughter Runway Modelling School 579-6237 Lord Simcoe Place 57 Simcoe Street South - Oshawa 4% LC SNe, LF 2 Ti] N Ws TINA a iy WE BS EIA RIE ae aaa aa eh CTE PAN FHI) OTE AR, around the world will be camping together and the third week touring London. Better health is wished for Marwood McKee, and David McLean who have each undergone surgery in Oshawa Hospital. Eldon Fee is now at home recuperating from his accident. On °° Sunday, thirty members of the Murphy Family held their family gathering at the homes of Roy and Edith McLaughlin and Donna and David Kyte and family. Quite a number of local residents attended the annual Step-dancing and Fiddle contest held on Fri- day and Saturday at Bob- caygeon. Also large numbers are enjoying the live plays at the Academy Summer Theatre at Lindsay. Congratulations to Keith and Wilma Van Camp on the arrival of a new grandson, courtesy of Cindy and Dennis Werry. Merlin Bailey and Kath- erine Burnie of London spent a long weekend with the Neil Baileys and visited other relatives. Howard Bailey phoned home from Paris and reports having a great time. There were 12 tables at Senior Citizens' Tuesday evening card party with the following winners - 1. Leslie Taylor -82; 2. Maxine Brock - 80; 3. Elva VanCamp-79; 4. Harold Burgess - 77; 6. Carl Gimblett - 77; low -Ann Manns. Draws - 1.Ethel Goble 2. Richard Manns 3. Russell Larmer On Saturday evening Joyce Kelly, Elaine and Esther attended a bridal Albert Mr. and Mrs. Doggett, Cory, Pam, Ron and friend Janice * all of Spanish, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Garvey (Shirley) of Raleigh, North Carolina. This past weekend daughter . Marion and Don Leslie of Seagrave, Mrs. Garvey and two grandchildren Matthew and Jody. Mrs. Pat Love along with some other friends went' to Stratford to see three plays, Mary, Wives of Windsor, the Mikdado, and a new Irish play Translations. Spending the weekend with us at Balsam Lake was our daughter Bonnie and hus- band Paul and our grand- children Stephen, Trevis and Laurel. Next week call Earline Armstrong 985-7873. "FLASH FROZEN" *PEAS *RHUBARB *ASPARAGUS *STRAWBERRIES *Eresh Chilled Red Pie CHERRIES Now Available MacMILLAN ORCHARDS -- WHITBY -- 668-5031 686-2531 bi 3 Wa LF | SILI BC. . . i134 ' PF Ol pd Pluie row ig eoMar pROA Te Aide AL. RA . {awa tid / Yor LA IRDA IRY 14a» a Le bb MBit F A RAE PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday July 27, 1982 -- 23 Blackstock and area news shower in honour of Gerald's niece Chris McMemooemy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kelly, Bobcaygeon. Julie Corden, Jill Van- Camp, Tara Bailey, Karen Kyte and Rhoda Williams returned home from an enjoyable week at Camp Quin-Mo-Lac near Madoc. Fred Marlow has returned for another week on staff there. Lois VanCamp is spending the entire summer at this well known camp on staff. On Saturday many from here attended the Farewell Open Hoase held in the Port Perry Parish Hall in honour of Rev. and Mrs. R.C. Rose and family prior to their move to their new parish of St. Olave in Toronto. Rev. R. Rose .was presented with a gift of new scarves as well as gifts for the family. Best wishes go with this family to their new Parish. On Sunday a fine con- gregation attended the joint service held at the St. John's Anglican Church. During the service Sarah Dawn Stainton was baptised. A gift of new hymn books from the families was dedicated to the memory of Velva Bailey and May Pritchard. In his fare- well sermon Rev. R. Rose stressed the continuity of God's love and our Growth in his Grace in spite of the various changes found in life. The celebration of the Sacrament of Communion concluded this meaningful service. For the month of August the combined Summer Services move to the United Church at the regular hour of 10 a.m. with the new minister Rev. Dale Davis in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Thomp- son along with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kyte of Vandorf have returned home from an enjoyable three weeks *G.M.A.C. or Bank Financing Available. 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