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Congratulations to all Seagrave and Area News by Ann Sandiford Congratulations are in order this week to two Groups, including local children, that had great successes. this weekend. Congratulations to all ys and everyone in- vglved on the Port Perry tom All Star Team (Malmont Farms). They came from behind, in their best of seven playoff series, to defeat the Napanee team and won the Eastern Ontario Championship!!! Also, congratulations to the Port Perry Figure Skating Club who held their annual Ice Car- nival, with the theme be- ing "The Circus." All boys and girls skated ex- tremely well and treated a large crowd to a great show. Thanks to those who spent many hours putting this excellent show together!!! Don't forget the beef supper to be held at the Seagrave Church this Wednesday, April 17th. While the supper is in progress, the Scouts and Cubs will be enjoying another evening of swim- ming at Uxpool, starting at 6:00 p.m. The Green- | bank/Seagrave Scouts enjoyed a very suc- cessful Father/Son camp at the Haliburton North Adventure Base this weekend. Rumour has it that all particpants were going home Sunday night for a well deserved rest after a weekend full of activities. Important Notice: The Greenbank/Seagrave Group Committee will be holding a meeting on Thursday, April 25th at the Seagrave Church at 7:00 p.m. It is essential that every parent with children involved in Scouts, Cubs, and Beavers attend as there iS a strong possibility that without more parent support at the Commit- tee level, we will not have a Scout, Cub or Beaver group in our area - next year. Please mark a sincere effort to attend - this meeting. As baseball season is fast approaching, all boys and girls wishing to play minor baseball are asked to sign the list which is located in the Seagrave General Store. This list will be in the Store until Saturday, April 20th. ' Again, regarding Advance polling Qualified electors will have three opportunities to cast their ballot in designated advance polls for Ontario's 33rd general election prior to the May 2nd election - We're looking for someone who needs a start. Vd Spring/Summer '5 the | job Ontario Youth Corps We ve go good jobs going. Jobs for young men and women wit persons; jobs for native youth. You re eligible if you are between 15 and 24 years old. with less than grade 12 education. out of school and unemployed for the last 12 weeks. To find out more. pick up a copy of The Job Book at your local Youth Employment Counselling Centre. Community Information Centre or YM/YWCA. Or simply call the Youth Hotline at 1-800-263-7777. [t's worth it. little work experience: jobs for disabled (Call the Youth Hotline at 1-800-263-7771 INTARIO OUTH PPORTUNITIES a] ONTARIO ® Youth Secretanat ~ April 20, April 22, April PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 16, 1985 -- 23 Block Parents, Rosalyn King has not received all the Registration Forms back from the families in Robinglade. As this is such an important group for our children, your co- operation in getting these forms back to Rosalyn, in duplicate,. would be appreciated. The Robinglade Women's Group meeting for April is scheduled for April 25th at Diane Cooke's. Lets have a big turnout. For news items next week, please contact Marilyn Beacock at 985-3595. day. Advance polling will take place between 11:00 am. and 8:00 p.m. on Apri] 25, April 27 and April 29. Designated advance polls are offered for the convenience of those qualified electors who expect to be unable to vote on election day. The Ontario Election Office reminds electors that they may cast a ballot at any of the advance poll- ing locations within their electoral district and that their names must be on the polling lists in their polling divisions. Advance polling loca: tions will be easily ac-. cessible, with level en- tries or ramps, making it i EEN ce (8 Re 3 Hn £3 Once Upon A Frog There was this good guy, see, named Matt (he's the one in the stocks), who gets deserted by his family and promptly meets up with a fairy frog (they're the green ones planted around the stocks -- easier for theelderlyand played by Kim Oke, Kevin Stewart and Michelle Flieler). He also physically handicapped meets a friend who is kidnapped by evil pirates led by Captain Jean to vote. ' Delafeet (at left, played by Jon David Rodway). Matt (played by In addition, eligible electors will be able to cast their ballots (pro- vided they have been printed) in the office of the Returning Officer on Ron Halligan) tries to convince the Mayor he didn't do it, but the Mayor (played by Brian Lucyk) won't budge and ruthlessly throws Matt into the stocks. Will this story have a happy ending? To find out you'll have to catch the R.H. Cornish presentation of Once Upon A Frog, April 17, 18 and 19. All shows start at 7:30 and tickets are on sale at the school daily at noon or at the door. 23, April 24, April 26 and April 30. Your Last Chance ... There are still a few seats left! ROYAL TOUR of | SCOTLAND Not an ordinary tour but a ROYAL tour. You will be treated as royalty on a 20-day luxury tour. You will be residing and dining in castles, stately homes, baronial estates and the Grand Hotels of Britain. Luxury all the way including a comfortab'e motor coach. - The dream of a lifetime: The Edinburgh Tattoo, the Isle of Skye, John O'Groats, Loch Lomond, Loch Ness, St. Andrew$, Iona, Robbie Burns, Mary Queen of Scots, Bonnie Prince Charlie, Robert Bruce. 14 days in 'Scotland, 6 days in England including London, Stratford and York. This tour is a once in a lifetime opportunity. It is exclusive, limited to 30 adults and will NOT be offered again. Departure date Wednesday, August 7 The cost of $2850 per person includes air fare, all full breakfasts, full course evening dining, all accom- - modation as above, all transportation including ferry boats, Tattoo tickets, theatre tickets, entrance fees, all baggage handling, tips, Blue Cross, flight cancellation insurance and all taxes. In other words, this is a totally carefree holiday. Seniors are cordially invited. This is a leisurely paced, relaxing tour. No children. This tour has been pe: . nally arranged by Paul Arculus who will also be your tour guide. For further information, call Paul at 985-3658