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rr re a m-- mm e ) Wedding community shower planned for Karen and Kevin Seagrave and Area News by Ann Sandiford WeddingzBells - there will be a 'Miscellaneous community shower for Karen Carr and Kevin Nesbitt on Friday, July 19, 1985 at the Seagrave United Church. Ladies please bring lunch. On Sunday, July 7, 1985 a good number of our community attended a joint service with Pinedale United Church as they witnessed Rev. David Shepherd take his first charge. Next Sun- day, July 14 the joint ser- vice between two chur- ches will convene at the Seagrave United Church at 9:30 a.m. and again at Pinedale on Sunday, Ju- ly 21. We all extend a friendly welcome to the church's new minister. The Seagrave and area Cubs and Scouts are holding another yard sale this coming Satur- day, July 13 at Martha Volman's home located across from the park. Martha informs us that good items are desperately needed and they can be dropeed off at her place any time this week. The boys are also reminded that they are to attend this event in full uniform to share their experiences from the Jamboree they just at- tended. Please keep in mind that we still need to firmly establish a group committee to keep the scouting movement go- ing and growing here in September. No group committee - No Beavers, Cubs or Scouts. On the social side, Shane Coxworth of Ux- bridge had a recent vacation at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Tobin while Billy Sandiford and Peter King had the ex- perience of travelling to Kitchener last week with Billy's grandparents, Dick and Gladys Wood of Whitby, in their mobile home. Grandparents are sure wonderful folks when we think of our own youth and the fun times we spent with our own grandparents. Diane Cooke tells us that she is completing the membership roster separate container. only 1.50. Port Perry. THE GALLEY FISH & CHIPS 161 Queen Street - Port Perry PHONE 985-8647 When enjoying Festival Days in Port Perry, you're gonna start feelin' pretty hungry. The Galley Fish & Chips is just the place to satisfy your hunger. You can get traditional Old English Style "MUSHY PEAS" right on your chips, or in a Boston Blue Fish and chips, only 99 cents. Half-pound of shrimp in a basket, a mere 3.99. Enjoy Oktoberfest Sausage and Sauerkraut, All breadings, batter and salads are made on the premises at The Galley Fish & Chips, your take-out dining place during Festival Days in - OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES - Annual Rates - 2 YEARS 104% 3 YEARS 10% % 4 YEARS 10% % 5 YEARS 11% - Monthly Rates - | YEAR . .... 878% 2 YEARS 94% 3 YEARS 10% % 4 YEARS 104% 5 YEARS 102% - MORTGAGES BOUGHT & SOLD - Rates Subject to Change Without Notice Call the Office for More Information SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corp of the Robinglade Estates Women's group and that she would lke all interested ladies to call and reserve their place with her as soon as possible. Diane says that a most interesting year 1s planned and all ladies are most welcome to join. Diane can be reach- ed at 985-3722. During the .summer months the Seagrave and area news hotline does not ring as often as should We would ap- preciate having more items to report to our readers. Your correspon- dent next week 1s Marilyn Beacock and Marilyn's telephone number is 985-3595. Lets give Marilyn lots of news and events to report Marilyn Beacock Birthday dinner Prince Albert Area News by Earline Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock had the pleasure of having Sun- day dinner with Don and Marilyn Beacock at Seagrave. And after all the moving Grace en- joyed it very much. By the way belated Happy Birthday Greetings to Marilyn Beacock. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Arm- strong and Brian Arm- strong from Oshawa were in Beaverton on Sunday to view the Steam show. Happy Birthday to | John Brough. He added another happy year to his life on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bidgood and family from Dundas, Ontario were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 2ereman and children over on Hurd St. Eileen and Terry Hodgins were off to Campbellford for the summer retreat. Hope you are feeling better Terry. The Chambers family packed up and went to Elephant Lake near Ban- croft for the weekend. Mom stayed home to answer the phone. On Saturday evening Earl and Jean Martyn along with Gertie Wan- namaker from Seagrave and Beth and Allen Mar- tyn enjoyed dinner at the Magic Car in Oshawa. On returning home to Earl and Jean's, they found the yard full of cars and a houseful of friends and relatives. Earl's daughter Marion planned a surprise birth- day party [or her dad and a complete surprise it was, relatives were from Toronto, Oakwood, Oshawa, Winnipeg, and Port Perry. Morley Bruce was a great master of ceremonies for a programme of which the hit was a song, com- posed by Jean of twenty verses and she sang it to Earl. Mary Lou Van Ravenssway made a beautiful birthday cake which along with a huge lunch was enjoyed by all. How old is Earl? Well the year he was born adds up to 16 so take it from there. Happy Birthday Earl from the rest of Prince Albert. Mary Irwin and Helen Hall from Toronto spent the long weekend with Helen Jewell and Helen's sister-in-law Clara Jewell from Sonya is spending the week with Helen. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dog- gett, Debi and Corey from Spanish, Ontario spent the last week with Florence Smith over on Hurd St. They left on Fri- day and the same day Howard and Shirley Garvey from North Carolina came in. Howard stayed till Sun- day and left but Shirley is staying with her mom for a few days. I had the pleasure of seeing Pioneer Days at Scugog Shore Museum on Sunday. A job well done - enjoyed it very much. Keep up the good work. MORTGAGE INSURANCE DJ TAYLOR INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 170 Water Street North, Port Perry - 985-8416 Also see us about your Home, Life, Farm, Auto and Commercial Insurance needs! PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 9, 1985 -- 17 Scugog Island News by Mrs. Earl Reader Don't forget to honour vour reservations for the Strawberry Supper tonight (Wed) at the Community Hall. There are still tickets available for 5:30 p.1h. Please call 985-7732. On Wed. evening 14 ladies of the Head" U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Clara Dowson. We were pleased to welcome Pat Fletcher's mother, Mrs. Schwab as a guest from Florida. Upon short notice, Helen Redman ably chaired the meeting in order to give Beryl Pearce a special opportunity to take a part in a movie. For the Devotions, Pat Fletcher's group had chosen to study Steward- ship as to its full meaning and implications involv- ing our life style in the use of time, talents and © consideration for others. Future events were discussed and planned and we were reminded of the Chicken Barbecue on August 3 to raise money for the Building Fund. The next meeting will be in Sept. at the home of Mrs. Alva Thompson. In spite of the different type of weather, the an- nual summer auction of the Women's Institute on Sat. was just as suc- cessful as ever. The afghan made by Bonnie Gerrow was won by Mr. L.. Millson of Blackstock. The fancy cushion made by Alva Thompson was wor. By Jan Gerrow, The Baptist Church on Highway 7A has a special day coming up for Wed. July 24. At 7:30 p.m. there will be 35 voices from Newport, Virginia, entertaining as choralers and pup- peteers. This sounds very interesting Everyone 1s welcome. There is no charge but a Love gift may be deposited in appreciation at the back of the church. Sept. and Labour Day many seem a long way off and remind too many of the end of vacation months. But to make a Don't forget strawberry success of some.things, a lengthy preparation and plans are required. The Port Perry Fair comes in this category . At present we are considering the displays of crafts, bak- ing, flowers and other items on the list. So think twice after you read this paragraph. Do you have something to offer"? If you have questions please call Mrs. Don Cochrane on Scugog Island. We call her Freida. You may have seen her cheery smile at the hospital. Local Scouts at Guelph for annual jamboree Sixteen local boys from the Pine Ridge area are whooping it up in Guelph until July 12th at the sixth annual Cana- dian Jamboree. They're joining scouts from all over the country at Guelph Lake for 10 days of fun, games and learning. A central security system which co- ordinates police, am- bulance, military hospital and fire services is working 24 hours a day to ensure the scouts' stay 1S a pleasant ore. 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