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fy "A Family Tradition for 125 Years" Church beef barbecue Board by Vera Brow Church service this week will be held in Utica United Church at 11 a.m. More details have been releas- ed on the upcoming Beef Barbecue which the Church Board is having on Sept. 6 in Utica Hall. They will be serving from 5-7:30 p.m. Prices are: adult $9; children 6-12 years old $4.50; and children 5 and under are free. For tickets contact Irene Fielding at 985-7453, Gail Kerry at 985-7792 or myself at 985-7564. Plant to attend the progressive euchre party in Utica Hall this Friday starting at 8 p.m. On Saturday, Mrs. Crosier ac- companied Marjorie and Elliott Harrington to a family dinner celebration of Helen and Maurice Hamill's 50th Wedding Anniver- sary which was held in "The Old Scott House & Restaurant' in Scarborough. Congratulations to Mark and Bonnie DeCosta on the arrival of their first son Chad, a brother for Britney. Chad was born on August 17 at Centenary Hospital in Scar- borough. Proud grandparents are Ted and Joan Bridge. I am honored to be asked to be one of the grandmothers to throw out the first pitch at the Cart- wright Ball Assoc. Award's Day festivities on Sunday afternoon. Wouldn't you think that a grown woman could at least put the ball over the plate? I think maybe grandson Justen may have saved YOU'VE MET NORMAN. Video SUPER Store the tamily name when he hit his home run during the All-Star game. We are proud of what our three grandchildren accomplish- ed during the summer of ball and enjoyed the games, their team- mates and parents. Lindsay-Crowells Family Re- Union was held on August 18 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lindsay north of Ashburn. Many thanks to Russ Lindsay for his hard work in getting things prepared for the day from near and far. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Col- eman and son Donald came from Weyburn, Sask. The executive had the day well organized and many thanks to those who donated prizes for the draws and games. They were greatly appreciated. Draw prizes won by: Dave Lindsay - aphgan; Lynn Lindsay - patio light; Cathy Grant - pine cone tree ornament; Elta Sproule - hand knit sweater; Sue Lindsey - hamper of groceries. Pie contest: First prize - Marie Hart; second prize - Jack Currah; third prize - Noella Marshall; fourth prize - Joan Fice; fifth prize - Elta Sproule. A delightful pot luck supper was enjoyed by all. : New Executive for next year: Pres. - Elta Sproule; vice-pres. - Darlene Lindsay; treas. - Jack Currah; sec. - Pauline Lindsay; sports - Harold Lindsay - Charles Lindsey. her PERKINS HWY. 7A at 1874 Scugog St. PORT PERRY Open Labour Day Monday September 2nd, 1991 12 Noon to 9:00 p.m. PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 27, 1991-19 More than 200 children who participated in the Port Perry Baptist Church's Vacation Bible School toured several Biblical citles last week. Here the Troopers (ages 3 and 4) gather around thelr mascot mouse and tour guide, U.R. Mites hold end of year party Se EE cS Se The Seagrave Mites ended their baseball season with a wonderful party at the Seagrave Park last Thursday evening. A parents vs the kids game was enjoyed very much. The teams sponsor, Coun- try Sytle Donuts, provided a fan- tastic buffet for all to enjoy. All parents wish to convey a sincere thanks to the coach Randy Currie and assistant coach Rick Leney. Also thanks to Country Style Donuts for providing drinks and a treat after each game all season. Congratulations to Clarke and Lillian (Fralick) Ross and Cecil and Ivan Fralick who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversaries on Sat., Aug. 24 at the Communi- ty Center Hall, Scugog Island. Many Seagrave residents, friends, neighbours and family enjoyed the afternoon together following a dinner. A reminder, the Seagrave Church resumes its regular Sun- day services this Sunday (Sept. 1), at 9:30 a.m. Future columns will have news on Sunday School, U.C.W. meetings, etc. The Port Perry Hospital Aux- iliary is attempting to collect one million pennies this year. Seagrave U.C.W. (with a big hand-from Jesse Knobbs) have handed in, so far, 750 pennies. Auxiliary member Gertrude Wannamaker has handed in 800 pennies, Auxiliary member Don- na Sweetman, with help from sister-in-law Isabell, donated 850 - pennies. The Seagrave store so far has given 711. The Hospital Auxiliary wishes to thank all in the community who have con- tributed into this jar. [ am finahzing all details of the Robinglade Estates Womens group agenda this week. Looks like a great year coming up thanks to some suggestions from some members and something different is we will be combining with Mariposa Ladies group for the January get-together. I've had women volunteer to host in their homes but still looking for one more, give me a call please - 985-3722. Happy anniversary wishes on Wednesday to Fred and Mildred Puckrin. This past Saturday we enjoyed our daughter Katherine and son Michael being junior bridesmaid and ringbearer for our nieces wedding in Oshawa. Please call Ann Sandiford at 985-9440 or myself with any news you would like included in next weeks column. by Ann Sandiford Attention all Seagrave Brownies and Guides. Registra- tion will be held at the Kinsmen Hall in Port Perry on September 9 from 7-9 p.m. The fee this year is $22 per child. If you have any uniforms for re-sale, please bring them with you. Please note that we are in desperate need for leaders this year. There is a possibility that there will be no Brownies or Guides this year if enough leaders are not found. For your information, it is not necessay to have been a Brownie for a child to join as a Guide. Brownies are ages 6-9 and Guides are 9-12. If you require any infor- mation or if you are able to volunteer as a leader, please call Linda Fabiano at 985-1145 after Sept. 1. That's all for this week, please call Ann Sandiford with news items next week at 985-9440. NI \ JK "on Evening Entertainment Enjoy a Musical Revue called "KALEIDOSCOPE" Showtime 8:30 PM plus a "Spectacular" Garden Light Display 300 TAUNTON ROAD WEST, WHITBY « 668-6606 Open 7 days a week 9:00 am - 10:00 pm Reduced admission after 7:00 pm for Entertainment and Garden Light Display THER, DINNER SPECIALS from 5 PM - 10 PM LA EEE AE RE EE a EE