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-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 11, 1989 GEOFF TAYLOR & SON Port Perry Garden Service Complete Lawn & Garden Care Full landscaping service ~ Fruit trees pruned, gardens tilled Most Important Fertilization of Lawn and Garden should be done now 985-2494 "INSTANT" $100 REBATE! Fill out this coupon when you buy any new Deytz-Allls 600 Series Lawn Tractoc. 1800 Series "Sigma" of 1900 Series "Ultima" Garden Tracioe 3 Youligeta $100 rebate Instantly to reduce your purchase price of down payment. Hurry though! This offer ends May 3st. 1 0. 9% Financing =} On 600-1800-1900=F=1d Series Lawn & Garden Tractors 9.9% Financing On Compact Diesels 5215, 5220, 5230 TREWIN FARM EQUIPMENT Blackstock 986-4283 Farewell to Elliott family Seagrave and Area News by Ann Sandiford -- We would like to start the news off this week with a very sincere farewell to long time neighbours of Robinglade Estates. Jim and Jean Elliott have lived in Rob- inglade for years and lucky for us, they aren't moving too far. They have bought a home in Apple Valley in Port Perry so will still be our neighbours." They move this Thursday so let's all remember to wish them farewell! ! On a sadder note, Jim is still in Port Perry Hospital and has unfortunately suffered a set back in last few days. I know Jim loves to receive cards and well wishes and would certainly enjoy reading your card. Jim if you're reading this news column, your many many friends and neighbours are certainly thinking of you!! Congratulations to all the children in the Seagrave Area who participated in the Port Perry Figure Skating Carnival this past Saturday. I hear it was a Great Show!! This past Sunday Mr. Bill Barr presented a plaque to Mrs. Cheryl Simpson from the Seagrave con- gregation for her exceptional ser- vice to the church. Thanks Cheryl. Don't forget everyone, Wednes- day April 19th is the annual Beef Supper at the Seagrave Church. Sittings are at 5:00, 6:00 and 7: 00. Tickets are $8.00 for adults and $3.00 for children 12 and under. Please call 985-2489 or (705) 357-3504 for tickets for a great meal. Birthday wishes this week go out to Derek Kent. Get well wishes are sent this week to Ellesworth Kennedy and Fred Cookson. On April 17th, the Girl Guides are having a Mary Kay make-up demonstration at the Seagrave lite Entertainment SIERVIRER orrusgymes STARTRAK COMPLETE SYSTEM includes: -- Tax -- 10' StarTrak Mesh Dish -- StarTrak 8 Receiver/Descrambler -- Electronics Package ~~ -- Free 1 Year Subscription to Satellite TV Guide -- Standard Installation TERE 33 The DURHAM 218 BLOOR ST. E., OSHAWA 971-4773 -- SHOWROOM HOURS -- Monday - Wednesday .......................... 12t0 6 Thursday ...........cccoouevvvvnvvreviormssisinn, 12 to 7 ls A SARI ee 12to 6 BAUIABY .......coniririvnss iris lirirsrets 10 to 4 FINANCING AVAILABLE * Additional $100. OFF with this ad. * FREE Site Inspections SATELLITE CO. Church from 6:30 - 8:00. Everyone is welcome and please bring a friend. The Seagrave Girl Guides and Brownies are having a yard sale this spring on May 6 at the home of Heather McWilliams. Heather's house in on the road in- to Seagrave. If you are travelling north on Durham Road 2, it is the first entrance into Seagrave. Her home is on the right side, grey brick, but I am sure there will be lots of signs posted. Any donations to the yard sale will be gratefully accepted. Please call Cherie Wall at 985-8684 or Linda Wray at 985-9048. All proceeds from this yard sale go to pay for the Guides' weekend at Camp Samac which certainly is a worthwhile cause, S0 come on Seagrave lets support our Girls!! Last week the Brownies had an enrollment ceremony to enrol the Tweenies into Brownies. Krystal Manitius, Michelle Longo and Vanessa Gray were enrolled. A number of girls also received in- terest badges. The Golden Ladder award was presented to April Egan, Theresa Gracie, Jenny Jenkins, Julie Turnbull and Deb- bie Giles. Debbie Giles and Theresa Gracie also worked very hard to receive their Golden Bar. Refreshments were served by the Brownies who were working toward their Hostess Badge. The Seagrave Area is still look- ing for more Block Parents. Rob- inglade Estates did receive infor- mation sheets recently but I haven't heard back from you yet. We did receive two applications in _ the past week but we really would like to see more Block Parents in the area. There have been new people move in recently and we sure would like to hear from you. Block Parents is a great organiza- tion for our children. Please call the following people if you can assist. Seagrave Village -- Heather McWilliam -- 985-2508; Mariposa Estates -- Emily Lemieux -- 985-8596; Robinglade Estates -- Ann Sandiford -- 985-9440. That's it for this week, for news items next week please call Diane Cooke at 985-3722. Leanne Philip goes for gold down east (From page 20; This year Leanne has been in- volved with the Durham Board of Education's Co-Op Program, but instead of working at a local business, Leanne has been working on her Science Fair project, reporting directly to the Ministry of Transportation and Communication. : The Ministry supplies her with chemicals and information and Leanne turns in all her re- ports to the Ministry. She figures she has spent "hundreds of hours" on the pro- Jectso far this year. Her project this year is more detailed than any of the others she has done. Which makes her a good candidate for the gold medal. As well as the medal, there are many hefty prizes up for grabs--$210,000 in prizes to be exact, including a trip to Oxford University in London, England, to compete in the International Science Fair. For many students, doing a Science Fair project is one big pain in the neck. But Leanne has proved, once and for all, that an honest effort can open many doors. Because of her own successes, Leanne has been asked to speak to young students about Science Fair, something she enjoyed. When she finishes high school, she may, in fact, study to be a teacher..Or she might be an engineer. Or a researcher. Or a doctor. Whatever she decides to do, Leanne will no doubt be suc- cessful if she applies the same kind of determination she has shown in her Science Fair work. In the meantime, she's gear- ing up for the nationals, hoping to strike gold. High school winners Although Leanne Philip swept most of the major awards at the Durham Regional Sci- ence Fair, there were other win- ners from Port Perry High School. David Butler and Nathan Robinson (both Grade 9 stu- dents) won Honourable Men- GUARANTEED INVESTMENT Annual Rates tions in the Intermediate Biolo- gy division. David Volman and Ron Ran- kin won Silver medals in the In- termediate Engineering divi- sion. Evan Hildreth won the AEG Bayly Award for the Best Elec- trical project. 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