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i t i ! £ Hi 1 Oo mae aE ne At SHER LR SA ee 3: J ol Spa pT Ro Ce Marilyn is back! Seagrave and Area News by Marilyn Beacock Hi folks! It's nice to be back writing this column again. Many thanks to Dianne, Anne and Kaaren for filling in for me when I was sick and for their best wishes. The kind- ness and generosity extended to my family and I by our neighbgurs was simply wonderful. Thank you so much! Congratulations are certainly in order for Leslie and Lorna Durward who have received some 'very prestigious awards recently. Leslie was th. happy recipient of a silver plate from the Markham Fair for Champion Junior Drives, a prize donated by Joyce and Bob Lapp. Leslie and Lorna also had the pleasure of showing Mr. Gord Lewis' Clydesdales at the Royal Winter Fair. Lorna was awarded the 4th prize ribbon and Leslie won a 10th prize ribbon. Competition at this top-class fair is keen and it is certainly an honour to have some top-class competitors from our area! Best wishes for another suc- cessful year in 1987 kids! Earl and Joan Durward were - delighted to win the Harold Gordon Memorial Trophy for Best Heavy Draft team at Sunderland Fair. No wonder the kids do so well, is it? Saturday morning about 30 "Born to Shop" ladies boarded a bus and headed for a day of shopping at the Toronto Eaton's Centre. From all reports everyone had a terrific time. The trip was sponsored by the Good Neighbours Group. Ladies please keep in mind our Fellowship Sister dinner which will be held at the Gate Restaurant in Port Perry on Wed. Nov. 26th at 6:30 p.m. The price of the dinner in- ciuding the tip is $12.50 and members please remember to bring along an exchange gift. For addi- tional information please call Kathleen Brawn at 985-9918 or Kathy Hatch at 985-8888. On Sat. Nov. 2, about 40 family members and friends gathered at the Magic Car Restaurant in Oshawa to honour my parents Ken and Mildred Rodd's 40th wedding anniversary. Following a sump- tuous buffet dinner, all the guests returned to the home of John and Shirley Foster in Port Perry for cake and coffee. We were very hap- py to have as weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. Sam Douglass and grand- son Billy from Pittsburg, Penn- sylvania who attended this event. Also present were Cliff and Doreen Wiggins from the Ottawa area. Sunday School students are re- quested to meet upstairs in the Senior Citizens by E. Irvine The Senior Citizens held their regular meeting on Wednesday, November 12. The meeting was opened by the president, with the singing of O'Canada followed by a minute silence for one of our members who passed away. We had one visitor and general business was in order. The next meeting is on November 26 with a pot luck supper at 5:30 after which there will be old time square dancing, etc. Any seniors in- terested are welcome to come about 7 o'clock. There is a euchre Wednesday afternoon on November 19 at 1:30 at the Latcham Centre as always. I invite one and all to come out and join us for the afternoon. Lunch is also served. Who knows,*you might see someone you know. church after school this Wed. Nov. 19th at 4 p.m. for a rehearsal of the Christmas Pageant. Parents please make a special effort to have your child attend this rehearsal. Happy birthday greetings to our organist Mrs. Joan Lee who added another candle this past weekend. Hope you have a happy year, Joan! The Seagrave Park Association will be having their annual Marlin Travel PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 18, 1986 -- 11 Christmas Dance at the Sunderland Arena on Sat. Dec. 13, beginning at 9 p.m. Tickets are $15 a couple and may be obtained by calling Keith or Roy Puckrin or Bert Hutcheon. Transportation by bus to and from the dance is being arranged by Lawrence Carr at an additional cost Neighbours extended generosity kindness | of $7. Please call him if you wish this service. Mrs. G. 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