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ry: So BE in, ORE. Secu rae Tr TN iN a i i I I NN I ye, LW HIN mee head 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. August 21, 1984 Seagrave and Area News by Marilyn Beacock After a leisurely three week vacation it's great to be back writing this column once again for the folks in Seagrave. I trust everyone has been enjoying the lovely warm summer we've been blessed with this year. There's only one thing wrong with summer -- it's never long enough! To many things to do and places to go in too short a time span. Following a valiant struggle with Cancer for the last couple of years, Dorothy Massell lost the battle with this dread disease and slipped away peacefully at the Com- munity Memorial Hospital last Wednesday evening. During the years that this kind and gentle woman lived in our village, she gained a host of friends who ad- mired her for her generosity and pleasant manner. Her greatest fans were the young ball players in the village MIKE & CHRIS ALLEN ALUMINUM 985-3747 We are pleased to announce the opening of our new shop in the Reach Industrial Park, located one mile west of Scugog Arena. We stock the largest supply of "ALCAN" Building Products and have professional installation for all your siding needs. High volume permits low, every-day prices ... COMPARE! hy A, ALCAN Alcan Soffit 34 x BO 36 x 84 34 x 82 CASH & CARRY Over 120 (in stock) ALCAN 1/2" DOORS | White - Black - Cream 39.00 BE "93.00... Horizontal Siding - 8» '1 12. 25 Seamless Eavestrough -§5 '1 . 1 5 al reg. prices - $155. to $191. RAINBOW ROOMS & DECKS Supplied and Installed by us - Priced according to size Several Models can be seen in Port Perry WINDOWS - REPLACEMENTS & STORMS PATIO DOORS & STORMS ORNAMENTAL RAILINGS & AWNINGS MIKE & CHRIS ALLEN ALUMINUM OPEN: 7:30 to 5:30 - Saturday 8:00 to 1.00 - AFTER HOURS CALL: 985-3747 per sq. per ft. CAULKING All Colours PER TUBE who had a lot of love and respect for Dorothy and Gloria Wallace. These two ladies supported and sponsored a good many ball teams during their term at the Store and the kids and their parents will be a long time forgetting the dinners for the team at Dixie Lee or MacDonalds, or a cold can of coke after the game! A very thoughtful and generous gesture that came as no surprise if you knew either of these gals. On behalf of the com- munity, I extend our deepest sympathy to her family and to her friend Gloria Wallace. Knowing her made all of our lives a little bit richer. Well, it looks like it's nearing_the time when frazzled moms go off in search of school clothes and supplies in readiness for September 4th, when thousands of kids return to the classroom and father's left with nothing but moths in his wallet. It's almost as hard on the cash reserves as Christmas shopping is - right fellas! Congratulations to the Miller's on the arrival of their first child, a hand- some baby boy, last week at the Oshawa General Hospital. A future member of a Seagrave ball team? Congratulations are - also in store for Grandpa and Grandma Barr on the arrival of another lit- tle grandson. Cameron James Barr will be tak- ing up residence at the home of Cecylia and Earle Barr with of -course, the occasional visit at Bill and Shirley's. Belated happy birth- day greetings to Mrs. Myrtie Stone who celebrated her 92nd bir- thday on August 4th and she still manages to look twenty years younger. On August 4th, friends and relatives gathered at the Oddfellows Hall in Port Perry to honour Ken and Eleanor Stur- man on the occasion of - their 25th wedding an- niversary. A very happy and memorable occasion to be sure. Best wishes for many more years! A couple of weeks earlier, July 21st, to be exact, many of the same folks were at the same hall for another happy occasion in the Sturman family -- the marriage reception of daughter Carol to Mr. John Col- Players will miss storekeeper eman, following a beautiful wedding at the Seagrave United Church. Best wishes to this happy young couple as they em- bark on a very exciting journey through life. Seagrave residents wish to extend their con- dolences to the family and friends of the late Mrs. Gladys Butt who passed away after a lengthy illness earlier this month. The Butt family resided on the farm recently vacated by Keith and Dianne Puckrin for many years and as a result developed friendships with. many area residents. = Happy birthday to Ethan 'Lavereau who reached his 12th birthday last week! Hope you had a super day, Ethan. Sorry to hear Paul Wannamaker -and Lee Beacock had to spend a few days of their holidays recovering from surgery, but both appear to be on the mend and ready to start high school in a couple of weeks. Parents of Sunday School children are reminded that the atten- dance awards for this past year will be presented at the Special Rally Day service which is scheduled to be held on Sunday, September 9th. Everyone is most welcome to attend. As most clubs and organizations temporari- ly disband for the sum- mer months, we remind the leaders, presidents etc. of these groups to please call one of us if you wish to announce the date of your next meeting, registration night etc. for the upcom- ing season. It certainly is a boost for the correspon- dent when someone is * thoughtful enough to call . with some club news or a social event. Your - 'co-operation is much needed and appreciated. appreciatede. .~ Next week please call 'Liz Smith at 985-7447 with your news items. Dances ~The Scugog Crisis Centre will be holding a country and western dance on alternte Fri- day nights every month - starting September 14, 1984 at the Red Barn "Auditorium in Oshawa. Doors open at 8 p.m. For more information call (416) 985-8850. Village sends its wishes Prince Albert Area News by Earline Armstrong Twenty-three friends and neighbours gather- ed at Tot Holtbys on Thursday evening, Aug- ust 16 to honour a September bride-to-be, Miss Pat Vernon. Prince Albert sends their good wishes to you also Pat. Happy Birthday to you, Helen Jewell, I see you added another candle on your cake of life on Monday. June Bidgood and her four children from North Bay, were over- night guests of Ann Thompson and family on Thursday. June was on her way to Kingston to see her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pereman and children along with Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGregor and Ian and Sarah from Brae- side, Ontario. On Tuesday Aug. 11, Judy Olaisen, Mike, Rick along with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dickinson, and Merle Murphy enjoyed a trip to Wonderland. Last week Judy pack- ed her boys up and travelled down to Kings- ville to visit the Pratts, while there they slipped over to Detroit and saw the Texas Rangers play a game of baseball with the Detroit Tigers. And the Strongs are back in the news this week. Mabel celebrated her 85th birthday on Thursday, Aug. 16 and her whole family flock- ed in from Toronto to surprise her. On hand to help her blow out the candles were Dorothy Hargrave and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. John Kingston and children, Brad and Paul also Billy Hargrave and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Montgomery from Toronto. Well Mabel, we may be a wee bit late "Happy Birthday" and I can't think of a nicer person to say it to. Now you ladies of the Prince Albert UCW -it's a bit early but put this on your calendar, the September meeting will be on the third Wed- nesday instead of the second, so circle Sept. 19 Allan "attended a for the September UCW meeting in the church basement. Mrs. Alexina McCull- och, Mrs. Janet Vernon, Mrs. Cathy Hewett and Mrs. Earline Armstrong shower for Marie Holtby in Port Perry on Sat- urday afternoon at the home of Mae Smither- man. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Beacock and Philip attended the Allison re- union in Orillia on Sunday. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Arm- strong were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pearson from Brooklin and Roy Pearson from North bridal Bay, Ontario. Sorry to see Sinclair Robertson lost his barn in a fire early Saturday morning. Hope in no time you will be back in the swing of things. And a pleasure to see Stan Grills in the paper. Thank you for putting Prince Albert up on the list of good gardeners. Nice to have something to boast about, not only you Stan, all Prince Albert can. Ilean is well rested and back in form, so call her with your news next week at 985-2146 and thank you for your support. RE-ELECT "J LAWRENCE ty for women. Without economic equality there can be no REAL equali- ------ -------- ALLAN LAWRENCE WELCOME BBQ DEVIL'S ELBOW SKI CLUB ALL WED., AUGUST 29 5:00 - 8:00 P.M. ARE oA ' HIYA LE ae FL ROA {BRI hT 4 ¢ Authorized by ) Os 4 vv: ~ fi x ACTION CENTRE: | | 61 Scugog St., Port Perry 985-8407 CANADA NEEDS REAL CHANGE DURHAM-NORTHUMBERLAND A. cr------------ a -------- Lals'y Med x Gordon. Official Agent for Allan | awrence Pn Sa Sr a Ty J Leesa A A SA