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wi HNL EE HELA cet REN I = RECS Seagrave and Area News by Marilyn Beacock Congratulations to the winner of the Powder Puff Derby. Mrs. Valle Harris which was part of the ver) successful Sunderland Fair's Demoliton Derby held last Wednes- day evening. Valle also won a trophy for the best paint job on her machine. We're proud of you Valle ,-- is the Indy 500 next on the list? Our Sunday School children and teachers welcomed us to their Ral- ly Day service last Sunday when many were presented with atten- dance awards. Of interest to many was a summary of the history of the Seagrave Sunday School dating back to its inception around 1860 which is as far back as records are available. Diane Knutson research- ed the data for this and is to be com- mended for doing an excellent job. Diane had planned to also deliver this to the congregation last Sunday, but due to a very exciting ball game on Saturday, she found on Sunday morning that her voice had disap- peared so her co-superintendent Ellen Bruce offered kindly to assist her. If you wish a copy of this very in- teresting and informative bit of history I believe some copies are still available at the back of the church. A number of close friends, neighbours and relatives gathered in the Church basement on Friday evening to honour our bride and groom-to-be Miss Penny Pettinger and Mr. Bill Short with a shower of lovely and useful gifts for their new home. This happy young couple will be exchanging their marriage vows on October 4th and we wish them much happiness and prosperity in the years to come. Glad to note that Fred and Jessie Nobbs are both back at home follow- ing recent hospital stays in Port Perry. We wish a steady recovery for Mrs. Edna Buma, Irene Manitius's mother, who took seriously ill while visiting friends and relatives in Holland recently. Parents of the Beavers, Cubs and Scouts may register their children at the Seagrave United Church on Wed. Sept. 17th, from 6:30-8:00 p.m. A special date to set aside is Sun- day Sept.28th at 11:00 a.m. when Seagrave United Church will be hosting their church anniversary. Special guest speaker will be our good friend and former minister, the Rev. Jack Roundell and we will also "be pleased to welcome back again our guest soloist Mrs. Eleanor A Fabulous Evening of "JAZZ" Thurs-_ Gut'. bn "BOY25.00 pm. Emiel's Place C 1M 6 - Remember these names: John Orde, Sax & Clarinet; Gord Coupland, Trumpet; Eldwon Woodcock, Guitar; Bill Turner, Bass and Don Hilton, Drums. Call for reservations ... TOWNSHIP of MARIPOSA NOTICE Re: 1986 DOG TAGS All persons owning, possessing or harbouring a dog, or dogs within the Township of Mariposa, shall not allow the dog or dogs to run at large at any time. Any dog, (or dogs) found running at large shall be liable to be captured by the Dog By-Law Enforcement Officer, and disposed of as provided in the Dog Control By-Law. DOG TAGS ARE NOW AVAILABLE AT THE MARIPOSA TOWNSHIP OFFICE, OAKWOOD 1986 DOG LICENCE FEES (i) (ii) for a female dog (iii) for a spayed female (upon production of a certificate of a qualified veterinarian) (iv) for a neutered dog (upon production of a certificate of a qualified veterinarian) (v) for a second dog other than a female (vi) for a second female dog (vii) a each additional dog whether male, female, TH THOT NH Stor IOP ONO MARIPOSA TOWNSHIP DOG CONTROL OFFICER: Mr. Ed DeGroote, R.R.2, Little Britain, Ontario KOM 2C0 (705) 786-3268 Bailey from Port Perry. The congregation of Greenbank and Pinedale are especially welcome. ight refreshments will be serv- following the service. Anyone interested in attending Confirmation Classes beginning Wed. Oct. 1st at 7:30 to 9 p.m. in the Greenbank United Church, is asked to contact Rev. David Shepherd at 985-7787. The first meeting this fall for the Robinglade Estates Womens Group will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 17th at 8 p.m. Scugog Community Care offers an array of vital services to individuals in Scugog Township, one of those services is volunteer drivers to deliver people to doctors appoint- ments, banking, the dentist, etc. I understand their is a desperate need for volunteers especially from the Seagrave area. If you have a vehi- cle and could spare a few hours a week to assist this worthwhile pro- gram not only would one of the co- ordinators of this service, Mrs. Elizabeth Fulford, be happy but so would many, many others who de- pend upon it. For further informa- tion please call Liz at 985-8461. Congratulations to the organizers of both the Port Perry and the Ux- bridge Fair. They were both ex- cellent and very well attended and provided much entertainment for all who attended! Happy 13th birthday this week to Miss Amy-Lynn Wanamaker, and also to Shirley Barr and Kent Taylor! After 20 years of serving our Sun- day School in the capacity of secretary-treasurer, Mr. Ken Stur- man has resigned. In recognition of this dedication, superintendent Diane Knutson presented him with a gift and expressed her deep ap- preciation for the many years of assistance he has provided. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 16, 1986 -- 37 Valle wins powder puff derby I can hardly believe this is true but the annual Turkey Supper is ap- proaching. The date set for this years feast of roast turkey and plum pudding is Wed. Nov. 5th -- a date to circle for sure on your calendar! The U.C.W. ladies are planning a Bazaar for that date as well and would welcome any donations of crafts or baking. - More details on these events at a later date. : It is with deep regret that I an- nounce that one of our faithful cor- respondents Mrs. Patty Williams has retired from her duties of preparing this column. Anne, Diane - and I wish to express our apprecia- tion to Patty for her support during "the past few years and I know our readers will miss her column too. We would be very grateful to anyone who would kindly volunteer to assist with this column. It isn't difficult, doesn't require too much time and we like to think it provides a community service to the residents of Maripcsa Estates, Rob- inglade Estates as well as the village people. We would particularly welcome a correspondent from Mariposa Estates. If you would interested please call either Anne Sandiford, Diane Cooke or myself. Sunday evening Don and I had the pleasure of having dinner with Mrs. Ed Brown of Sandford. Also present was a close friend Miss Norma Ur- quhart of Uxbridge. Following din- ner all of us attended the induction service at Sandford United Church for Rev. Art Rodgers. Also at the service from Seagrave were Mrs. Fern Tobin and Mrs. Barbara Short. Many folks will be gencing the Plowing Match w is to be held near Sterling, Ontario this week. I hope Mother Nature favourabley down on this area and provides plenty of warm and dry weather for all the folks attending. Have a nice week folks! Please call Diane Cooke at 985-3722 with news for next weeks column! Fall Church service Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery We hope everyone will enjoy the Pine Grove Autumn Church Ser- vice. Three of our favourite young people will be guests. John Tapscott will deliver the sermon while his sister Ann and her friend Donna Kerry will have special music. See you on October 5 at 3 p.m. at Pine Grove Church. Our own Epsom Sunday School Anniversary is September 21 at 11:15 a.m. at Epsom. The children will assist. The Rev. Nancy Water- man will bring the message. BOAT & CAR & REPAIRS * Storage only for boats or cars needing upholstery repairs (seats, carpet, tops). * Free Estimates * $10.00 per ft. storage for boats (14' to 18' only). * Car storage cost will depend on size. ORT AUTO GLASS ERRY 139 WATER STREET. bor a | 985-8507 | Riley & Sons Pools. Installed ......... ACRYLIC SPAS INGROUND POOLS ABOVE GROUND POOLS $1 8 50. veer rom 2099. Installed ............. Installed ............. POOL CLOSINGS ... -- ALL WORK GUARANTEED -- --_ > rom'5695. Call for Pool Covers and Water Bag prices. = Port Parry 985- 9101 Congratulations to Ann Tapscott on her recent birthday. To celebrate, Ann and her mother spent some time in Toronto one day last week, went to see the marvellous '"'Cats" which seems to be the hit show of 1986. Please phone 985-3225 for informa- tion about the trip to Mennonite Country. I understand the number was incorrect last week. Don't forget to attend the 30th An- niversary of Bethesda Reach W.I. which will be held Sept. 24 at 8 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Club rooms at Uxbridge. The hostesses are the Branch directors. Sunday, September 21, at 7:00 p.m. at Epsom everyone is welcome to the Epsom Sunday School Corn - Roast. Elmer and Ruth Wilson have returned from a trip to the Mid- . Western States with friends from Il- linois. The Colorado and Yellowstone sure are a beautiful sight. Keith and Faye Ashton, Gord and Jill Postma have returned from a trip to Expo and B.X. We hope Mrs. Cramm who was badly injured in an automobile ac- cident recently will soon be feeling better Shirley Baster attended a Radio Shack Convention at Honey Harbour last week. Paul Baster"s parents were weekend visitors at the Baster home and Paul's father is visiting for a - few days. On Saturday, Rev. Edith Ann McManniman of Don Mills had lunch with Howard and Ruth Ashton. Most of the family called over the weekend. It was in celebra- tion of Ruth's birthday. Congratula- tions from all of us. Bruce and Marilyn Searle of Kedron and their daughter Karen Wyatt of Scar- borough also called with birthday greetings for their Aunt Ruth. Robert Ashton is a proud boy because "Berta" his Jersey calf was awarded 1st & 2nd place at Beaver- . ton Fair last week. Earl and Marie Wilson visited Ian and Marilyn Archibald and Joanne of Udora last Sunday. Many will be interested to know that Jennifer Pospolita was married at Langley B.C. on September 6. Our congratulations. I wish my neighbours would be kind enough to phone me their news Sunday evening or Monday morning at 985-2620. looks . 2 | | | | | | {