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Sle. Nh) Be 2B rial iid ithe cad han dll 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 31, 1988 Seagrave and Area News by Ann Sandiford | Hope everyone had a good weekend. Sure had great weather. Maybe this is a sign of things. Hard to believe the kids have on- ly one month of school left. Seems like just yesterday we were wishing them well as they startea school. Good luck to the kids in Rob- inglade & Mariposa Estates in their field day today (Monday). By the time you read this it will be over. Hope you had a good time! We would like to wish Mr. Jeff Arscott all the best as he goes back into hospital at Toronto General. Jeff is having more surgery on his leg which he in- juredin a car accident in the fall. Best wishes for a speedy recovery. The Boy Scout yard sale was a success with the items they had. Unfortunately not too many items were donated. : Happy belated birthday to little Paul Jewell who turned one this month. Also happy birthday to Diane Cooke this coming Thursday. A couple of items to note on your calendar for June 11, the Boy Scout paper drive & the Seagrave Church yard & bake sale at 9:30 at the '""Barrs." A reminder of the Robinglade Ladies Group dinner outing Thursday, June 9. Please phone Sandie Jonah 985-8322 or Diane Cooke 985-3722 if you're attending. The reservations will be made this week so please call ASAP. Congratulations to the Seagrave Turkey Power on win- ning the '"C" Division in the Ladies Lob Ball Tournament at Kendal over the weekend. The Turkeys played four well played games coming from behind in the auto glass & trim nea. HB Windshields MH Auto Upholstery Bl Marine Upholstery BOAT TOPS - BOAT SEATS - MOORING COVERS B Sunroofs lB Machinery Glass EB Vinyl Tops Bl Safety Glass 139 WATER STREET -- PORT PERRY 6 HIGH STREET -- PORT PERRY Call for your appointment: Free Mobile Service 985-8507 With this Coupon ... INSURANCE CLAIMS 25. Off all in-stock GRANNY PAPER (including borders) Single Roll NEW from BENJAMIN MOORE water repetiant DECK STAIN (available in 7 colours) Sug. Benjamin Moore Price $30.65 ON SALE FOR Seems like just yesterday last game to bring home the money. 'Way to go Turkey!" Yesterday was the Sunday School Anniversary at the Seagrave Church. Paul Wan- namaker and Mrs. Darlene Hiel led the service. The guest speaker was Mr. John Cavers who used his magician skills to express his theme. "God's Love and Caring." There will be no service at Seagrave for the next 2 Sundays to allow members to attend the Sunday School Anniversary at Greenbank on June 5 and Pinedale on June 12. Welcome to Robinglade to the O'Donnell family. Hope you are enjoying your new home. That's it for this week. Please call Diane Puckrin next week at 985-2489. Seniors The Senior Citizens met on Wednesday, May 25 at 2 p.m. Our president, Clara Warren opened the meeting by welcoming everyone. O'Canada was sung. The Seniors have planned a trip through the motors then to Cullen Gardens & stop at Haugens for supper on June 17. Our King and Queen were chosen for the next year. Clara Warren and Bill Harper to be our King & Queen. Next Wed., June 1 will be euchre. On June 8th after our pot- luck supper we will be entertain- ed by Senior Choir, Norman Wat- son Choir & Ethel Freeman's Choir. Everyone come out and en- joy it. We wish all our sick and shut-ins speedy recoverv. olor Craft 239 Queen St. PORT PERRY 985-2379 Monday to Thursday 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM; Friday 9:30 AM to 8:30 PM; Saturday 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM Sunday 1:00 to 5:00 PM At the library Well known local artist Ruth Stone, who has lived in the Port Perry area for 35 years, will have her very first one-woman show at Scugog Memorial Library from June 4 to June 24. On the fourth, she will be present at the library to talk about her work, from 2 P.m. to 4 p.m. Ruth has painted in watercolours for the past decade after discovering she was allergic to oll paint. Changing mediums has been a blessing for her, forcing her to constantly redefine and develop her technique. She has taken courses at Haliburton School of Fine Arts, Schneider School (Tweed) and Durham College In watercolour and sculpture. Many of her works are in private collections both here and abroad. , = ANNIVERSARY oFPENING HANKS &rite Join the 25th Anniversary Fun! UNTIL SAT., JUNE 4th' TUESDAY, MAY 31st -- SPECIALS RESTAURANT: Quiche & Salad Reg. 3.29... "2.75 BAKERY: Bread 5 Loaf Limit - Reg. 1.10 ....................... 75° WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1st -- SPECIALS RESTAURANT: Hamburg / Hotdog .......... 40° Off Reg. Price BAKERY: Cherry & ChopSuey Loaves Reg. 1.85 ........ "1.565 THURSDAY, JUNE 2nd -- SPECIALS RESTAURANT: Hankie (Kaiser with ham. cheese & egg) Reg 2 25 1.75 BAKERY: Tarts - Butter & Fern Reg. 3.35 doz. ........... "2.75 Small, reg. 2.30 doz. ........... 1.75 FRIDAY, JUNE 3rd -- SPECIALS RESTAURANT: FREE COFFEE & CAKE for dessert with a meal, served by the original staff of Hank's in 1963. BAKERY: Hotdog & Hamburg Buns Reg. 1.80 doz. .... *1.48 SATURDAY, JUNE 4th -- SPECIALS RESTAURANT: FREE DUTCH CAKE with purchase of a meal BAKERY: Parker House Buns Reg. 1.45 doz. ............... 09° -- DOOR PRIZES EACH DAY -- $25.00 WORTH of BAKERY GOODS Special Cakes -- Wedding -- Birthday -- Anniversary