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| | 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 11, 1986 Jim Jamieson (second from right) is the new president of the Port Perry Agricultural Society and will serve a two year term. Other executive members are from left: Dorothy Catton, 2nd VP; Kathy Kewitt, 1st VP and Marilyn Smith, presi: SORRY! FEBRUARY 15th PERFORMANCE - "SOLD OUT" BY POPULAR DEMAND - MARCH 1st Port Perry comes alive with another at Emiel's Place Reservations 985-2066 FABULOUS "NIGHT OF JAZZ" QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY | TRAVELWAYS BUS SCHEDULE LINDSAY TERMINAL HOURS Change effective February 17, 1986. For information, contact your local Travelways Agent: ~ KELLETT'S VARIETY ... 985-8288 or CALL TVS - Lindsay 324-0211 or 745-9752 SEVEN MILE ISLAND RESORT Valentine' 5 ' ) ' Valentine's Day Dinner Day is MENU: (For Two) Lobster, Pepper Steak, Chicken Cordon Blue Feb th By Reservation Only ... 985-9949 Sunday Brunch From 12 to 9 Sundays (Salad Bar) -- BANQUET ROOM AVAILABLE -- FRIDAYS SATURDAYS SUNDAYS -- Effective January 2nd, 1986 -- LJ "RESORT Aldred [Y 11th BRTATS Corner Saiigog Island - Port Perry Please Call for Reservations 085-9949 --e Port ca kJ \ dent of the Homecraft section. At right front is secretary James Duncan. At back from left are: John Davis, 2nd VP; Doug Coates, 1st VP; and Stewart Diceman, immediate past president. Mini- Olympics at YMCA The Durham Region Family YM- CA has two new programs schedul- ed for Monday, February 17, 1986: 'Winter Mini Olympics and pre- school/youth Gymnastics. As February 17th is a Region-wide - Professional Development Day for the public schools in Durham Region the YMCA is hosting its first annual Winter Mini-Olympics. This day long event will feature a varie- ty of outdoor and indoor activities including snow sculpture, snow rac- ing, dress-up competition, novelty games and much more. Please bring your lunch and we'll provide the hot chocolate. The program will be held at the Latcham Centre from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. for a fee of $12.00. February 17th also sees the start of the YMCA's new gymnastic pro- grams at Cartwright Central Public School in Blackstock. The pre-school kindergym program introduces ac- tivities suitable to the physiological development of pre-school children. Children work oh the beam and mats. The youth program em- phasizes strength, balance and flex- ibility. Participants will be taught the basic skills on the box horse balance beam and mats. Both gym- nastic programs run once a week for eight weeks at a fee of $20.00. For more information on the Gymnastics or Winter Olympics programs, please call Margaret Geer at 985-2824. Sufficient pre- registration must be received prior to February 14, 1986. THERESIA"S CARE DECORATING -- FOR ALL OCCASIONS -- Wedding Cakes & Ramats Available. Fe a cant 986-5509 Block Parents gather information for report Seagrave and Area News by Patty Williams The Block Parent Association of Ontario is gathering information and has requested a report from each area. If anyone has had bcca- sion to be of assistance as a Block Parent, please call the respresen- tative in your area with the details. Seagrave Village- Marilyn Beacock 985-3585; Mariposa- Emily Lemieux 985-8596; Joy Gray 985-8880; Betty Turnbull 985-8906; Sun Valley- Cherie Wall 985-8684; Robinglade ' Estates- Rozalyn King 985-2643. If anyone in the area would like to become a Block Parent or would like further information regarding the program, please call Patty Williams at 985-2453. The Seagrave UCW meeting will be held on Wednesday, February 12th at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Stanley Venner. The ladies are reminded to bring their birthday money and an item for the bazaar. The Seagrave Play School will be celebrating Valentine's Day on Wednesday, February 12th. There will be a party for each of the classes. Please be sure to pickup the information sheet this week, as the schedule for working is now complete. wi) ------ SUBS & PIZZA ---- The Seagrave UCW is sponsoring a Valentine Variety Supper on Thursday evening, February 13th at 6 p.m. at the Seagrave United Church. Tickets are $3.50 for adults and $2 for children under 12. Couples who are contemplating marriage at Greenbank, Seagrave or Pinedale Churches during the coming year are cordially invited to attend a "Get-Together" from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Greenbank United Church on Saturday, February 22. For further informa- tion please call Rev. David Shepherd at 985-7787. Mrs. Heather Wray and Mrs. Hinke Hofstee were contributors to the birthday box at Seagrave United Church this past week. Congratula- tions to Mrs. Bessie Fishley and Mrs. Mabel Sturman on their recent birthdays. The schedule for correspondents for the next three weeks is as follows: Mrs. Anne Sandiford, Mon- day February 17th; Mrs. Dianne Cooke, Monday February 24th; and Mrs. Marilyn Beacock, Monday March 3rd. Please give these ladies a call if you have anything you wish to be included in the Seagrave and -Area News. 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