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~dhog | | | 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 14, 1984 Mild temperatures provide glimmer of hope Seagrave and Area News by Marilyn Beacock < Although Mr. Groun- predicted another six weeks of winter on Feb. 2nd, the very mild prev. few days provide us with a glimmer of hope that just maybe spring might indeed be just around the corner but alas, Old Man Winter retains his reputation for being a very fickle fellow, so time will tell, I guess. Seagrave and Sonya residents were shocked to hear of the sudden passing of a very popular and community minded citizen- Mr. Fergie Munro of Sonya. We ex- tend our deepest sym- pathy to his wife and family. | The U.C.W. ladies met last Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Louella Kennedy with Mrs. Venner taking charge of the devotional Preferred Area of Practice -- CRIMINAL LAW -- Tuesday & Thursday Evenings 630P M & Saturdays LAW OFFICES OF RISEN, ESPEY & FARQUHARSON LORD SIMCOE PLACE Suite 1C- 857 Simcoe St. S., P.O. Box 278 OSHAWA, L1H 7L3-571-3942 (After Hours: 985-9012) 'ROBERT J. DEEGAN Denture Therapy Clinic ; 305 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY -- OPEN -- BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! : PLEASE CALL: 985-2916 and Mrs. Tobin the business part of the meeting. Tentative plans for a euchre party in March were discussed. Further details will be made available at a later date. Two kitchen stoves have been donated to the church recently and the ladies discussed where to install the ranges in our church kitchen to pro- vide the greatest effi- ciency and accessibility particularly during our annual Turkey Supper. If anyone has any sugges- tions I'm sure the ladies would appreciate your call. The community of Seagrave was deeply saddened to learn of the terrible tragedy which claimed the lives of two darling little brothers in Epsom recently. Our sympathy is extended to their parents, John and Darlene Begin as well as ESPEY ss... 0 controlled release cattle implant SHUR-GAIN DIVISION Canada Packers Ing ® ncreased average daily gain e mproved feed efthciency e controlled release payout ® cannot be crushed ® no withdrawal ® no need to re-implant Now available at Shur-Gain Service Centres MARLOW'S FEED SERVICE DIVISION OF WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. BLACKSTOCK PORT PERRY PHONE 986-4201 PHONE 985-7363 the community of Epsom who also must be suffer- ing along with the fami- ly. 1 wish to personally compliment my fellow Mrs. Jean Jeffrey for her very love- ly and moving poem con- cerning Jeffrey and Michael Begin in last week's Star. It was a wonderful ' tribute and I'm sure it will be deep- ly cherished by their parents. We sympathize also with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Durward and family. Joan's father, the late Mr. Leslie of Oshawa, passed away suddenly last week as the result of an apparent heart attack. Mrs. Stanley Venner recently enjoyed spen- ding a few days with her son, John and family in Ottawa. While visiting in the city, they took part in the Winterlude on the Ice festivities featuring beautifully carved ice sculptures as well as the usual winter sports. Congratulations to Roy and Lillian Smith of Port Perry on the arrival of a sweet little grand- daughter, born to their daughter Wendy and hubby. Grandpa and Grandma have ventured down to the East Coast for a few days to get ac- quainted with Miss Bayley Jean (B.J.)! I've been asked by Roy to re- mind the Durward gang and any others who are usually involved that the annual birthday get- together will be held on Feb. 26th. Circle that date folks! An exciting day in February for two hand- some boys in Mariposa Estates -- it was the 13th birthday for Chris Carr and Paul Wylie! The boys celebrated this very auspicious day with a joint party at the Wylie house, complete with' a houseful of other teenagers all eager to make their day a special one to remember. Happy birthday guys! The Beacock boys entertained their cousins Annette and Scott Foster of Port Perry for the weekend while their parents were enjoying the highlights of Toronto. A great way to break the mid-winter blahs! The weatherman un- fortunately was not very co-operative this weekend and we were disappointed that the Parks Board Winter Fun : Day scheduled to be held on Sunday afternoon had to be cancelled but cheer up folks. All is not lost. . They have re-scheduled it to Sunday, Feb. 26th with promises of the same kind of fun and an- tics for folks of all ages. Keep your fingers cross- ed for nice weather! The 26th certainly is shaping up to be a very busy day. The annual Baden-Powell service will be held in the Seagrave Church at 10:00 a.m. then after lunch the Winter Fun Day and there has been some talk of a S.S. skating party that day, as well, but more on it next week perhaps. Tuesday is Valentine's Mark your calendar Day so be sure to treat your special someone to a Pot Luck Supper at the Seagrave United Church, beginning at 6:00 p.m. and it won't be necessary to take a second mor- tgage out on the house to pay for it either -- adults $3.50 and children under 12- $1.00. Just bring along your wife, the kids and your appetite. Paul Wylie recently won recognition as well as $25 for submitting his design of an appropriate logo for a contest spon- sored by the Victoria County Disaster Fund. His first prize submis- sion also netted him an interview on CHEX-TV, as well as being mention- ed in the Lindsay Post Newspaper. Congratula- tions Paul! We're all very proud of you. If this keeps up Paul, we'll have to see about ordering a - larger size ba!l cap for your dadi Seems your parents are pretty happy for you too! If any of the Seagrave or Mariposa ball players have their summer schedules prepared, Roger Boyle would ap- preciate hearing from you as soon as possible. His telephone number is 985-3941. That's it for this weeks column, please call Liz Smith with next weeks news items. Her number is 985-7447. February Potluck supper planned Utica & Area News by Vera Brown Church and Sunday School this week are at Utica at 11:00 a.m. Please mark Feb- ruary 24th on your cal- endar for a potluck supper which will be followed by entertain- ment, to be held in Epsom Church starting at 7 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy an evening of fellowship. There will be a euchre this Friday starting at 8 p.m. in Utica Hall. All are welcome. My aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyers of Scarborough were Sunday luncheon REKKER PHOTOGRAPHY 220 Cochrane St. - Port Perry - Candid Weddings - PHONE 985-7086 24 HOUR COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE IN PORT PERRY & AREA CALL: Tom Wilson (day or night) 986-4964 TOM WILSON PLUMBING, HEATING & ELECTRIC P.O. BOX 29 - BLACKSTOCK, ONT. -- AUTHORIZED ESSO SERVICE DEALER -- Furnaces - Air Conditioners - Boilers - Air Cleaners - Humidifiers - guests with Bill and myself. Recent visitors with Mrs. Crosier were Mr. Dale Beare, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Beare, Shelley and Steven. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Holmes of Toronto were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. John Croxall and girls. Recent visitors with the Sutcliffe family were Mrs. Donna Brock- man, Michele and Brad- ley of Courtice. Mrs. Sharon Morrissey and Joshua of Oshawa, Doris Bray, Angie and John Brenda McMinter and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bray of Raglan. An error in last week's news, it should have read that Sandra and Rick Ladd live in Miss- issippi not Mississauga. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fielding visited today (Monday) with her mother, Mrs. M. Fore- man at Hillsdale Manor in Oshawa. Mrs. Mildred Thomp- son spent last Tuesday in Mount Albert with her sister, Mrs. Don Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Aird of Port Perry were Saturday supper guests with their former neigh- bours Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Slute. A closing thought about the weather. These last few days have been just beautiful oe dA 19) QUEEN ST PORT PERRY (416) 985 7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE VICTORIA VG Eas "nce B44 11Y4 5 Yr. Annual Interest 11% Semi-Annually Rates Subject to Change Without Notice (once the fog lifted). Is this natures way of tell- ing us that Spring is on its way or is it just that the ice and snow is dis- appearing just so there will be room for more ~ which is to come. Cupids shared love Port Perry High News by Sherrie Casteels In spring, and Valen The carnival will start tine's day, a young officially with an man's fancy turns to love. Such was the case at P.P.H.S. on Tuesday, when the cupids arrived to help distribute our annual Valentine's day carnations. I hope everyone found out who their secret admirer(s) were! If not, don't des- pair there is always next year! Our annual winter carnival will be held on Friday, Feb. 17th. The theme of the carnival this year will be **Around the World". The day will start off with a pancake or French toast breakfast served by your favour- ite teacher in the cafeteria. Tickets for the breakfast will be on sale the 15 and 16th for one dollar. 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