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8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 30, 1985 Seagrave village is now official Block Parent community Seagrave and Area News by Patty Williams Robinglade residents will be pleased to hear that the Block Parent ap- plication from that area have been processed Rosalyn King, the co ordinator for Robinglade will be calling to let you know when you can pick up your sign. Now that all three areas of Seagrave are part of the program the municipali- ty will be putting up the highway signs indicating that Seagrave is a Block Parent Community. The Block Parent Association for this area would like to express their appreciation to all the organizations who made such generous donations. The latest 2 cheques coming from the Greenbank-Seagrave Group Committee and the Seagrave Parks Association Thanks again! On Monday July 15th, the Seagrave Store Soft- ball team played their first 'away' game In Greenbank Park against the Uxbridge Nurseries Maple Leafs The Seagrave team did well at bat with early homeruns by Peter King and Michael Williams and good base hits by Deanna Dempsey, Stewart Hunt. Debbie Hopmans and Shane Smale. The excellent play out in field was what really won the game with the 3rd inmng showing the Maple Leafs out 1.2.3 Brad Lemieux at first, Courtney Addison in field and Nicole Addison at se | THORNE Pum amm--m OPEN CIV IC WEEKEND Sunday 12 noon tO 700pm Monday 12 noon to 700pm { The ) 68 WATER ST. Video | PORT PERRY Image) 385-9888 cond saw lots of action Fly ball catches by Jay King and Michael Wilhams put 2 runners out The following week, Monday, July 22, the Seagrave Store team travelled to Greenbank again to meet the Ux- bridge Nurseries Pine Cones. In the spirit of good sportsmanship, 2 members of the Seagrave team played for the Pine Cones as they were short-handed. Both Seagrave's Jay King and Kim Poppleton had solid base hits and played well in the field for the Pine Cones. Peter King had 2 homeruns and Ryan Wilhams dazzled everyone with a tricky play sliding safe to first. Good plays in field in- cluded catches by Tom Durwood, Lori Buscher and Nicole Addison. Michelle Wall ran for all she was worth to score a run with her team mates coming up fast behind her on a grand slam home run by Michael Wilhams. Brad Lemieux may stull be wondering about the blazing line drive that seemed to go right through his glove - just about the only one that got away from him as he played well in field. Special thanks to Ron King for helping out with the pitching and doing such a good job Hopefully, we'll have a write up about the other Seagrave Mytes Softball team. McTaggart Elec tric and how they're do Now available in BETA & VHS «gimilar to 'Body Heat', this chilling, tightly twisted tale brims with dramatic tension." one Seagrave News will be comprised of items by ing. Any volunteers to report on their games" A high school Young People's Meeting will be held Sunday Sept 8 at 7 p.m. at the Greenbank United Church The first level Lay Pastoral Visitor's Train- ing Course will be held at Oshawa Hospital this Fall Itis a 6 week program starting Tues. Sept. 24 and ending Nov. 5. The deadline for registration is Tues. Sept. forms are available from the Chaplin's Office, 5th Floor, F. Wing, Oshawa General Hospital. General 10. Applications There will be a miscellaneous shower for Joanne Nobbs and John Molesnaar on Wed. Aug. 14 at 8:30 in the basement of Seagrave United Church. There will be no church service during the month of August at Seagrave United Church. As In past summers, column of the area youngsters The deadline for these sub- missions will be Sunday, Aug 18 Please give me a call at 985-2453 or drop your stories off at the house We'd like to hear what's been going on this summer and hopefully all the children will con- tribute and make this a delightful column. Congratulations are extended to Joy and Dave Gray on the birth of their fourth son Brady James on July 14th. Happy Birthday wishes go out to Sear Williams who was years old on Mon. July 29. Next week Ann San- diford will be writing the news so please give her a call at 985-9440. The following week will be Dianne Cooke's turn and as Marilyn will be away on holidays during August, [ will be in charge of the news for Monday, Aug. 19 (the "Kid's Column'). @% KAWARTHA ~~ at | SUMMER THEATRE At the Air Conditioned Academy Theatre, : mn L JULY 30 - Curtain times: Tuesdays 7 30 pm Wednesday to Satur Wednesday Matinee CHILDREN'S PLAY .. 1:30 p.m. and For Reservations Call or write P.O. Box 161, Lindsay, Ontario -- THIS WEEK -- "The Hollow*' by AGATHA CHRISTIE (705) 324-9111 indsay, Ontario AUG. 10 day 8 30 pm 200 pm . Each Thursday 3:30 p.m. KV as Equpment 843 KING STREET WEST, OSHAWA -- 433-0055 Dealer for 7-11 PRODUCTS Canada's Largest Pool Manufacturer. features: 25 year liner warranty Litetime warranty on steel products Mayward Super pumps yuu |b trength 4 oncrete in All decks forming of decks with 2 x 6 material SHOP & COMPARE! 15 x Pay SHOP QUALITY! Above Ground Pool ow $1840 30 WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL - NONONA) Usually when the hospital supplies food for the active kids in the Port Perry YMCA Daycare program, it's just regular hospital food. But not last Thursday, when everyone, including five year old Brendon Lockman (who had to wipe the watermelon juice off his tace) was invited up to the hospital for a delicious barbecue. , " PER ; Hospital administrator David Brown donned his chef's outfit for the second year in a row at Community Memorial's annual barbecue for staff, patients and YMCA Daycare kids last Thursday. Boy, those burgers and hot dogs sure were a great change from regular hospital food! | MO "