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pe "A Family Tradition for 126 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 10, 1992 - 21 REE Se Ls Seagrave News | BN PN INIIAN EX RR OR RS It's November already?! Does anybody want to know how many shopping days till Christmas? The Toronto Santa Claus Parade is this Sunday! I'm glad the Port Perry Santa Claus Parade isn't until Satur- day, Nov. 28. Attention Fellowship sisters, there are still a few who have re- quested a ticket for the annual Christmas dinner but haven't purchased it as yet. Tickets must be bought by Thursday, Nov. 12 at the latest. Please call Tracy at 985-9083 or Kate 985- 4577. Also don't forget, if you can't go to the dinner, please make sure your gift will be there. Sympathy to the Zidner fami- ly in Robinglade on the passing of Christiane's grandfather in Ottawa. Robinglade Estates Women's group meets this month on Tuesday, Nov. 24 at 8 p.m. sharp. Ladies please check your agenda and see if you signed up for either the diet dish or sweet tray. (There is some confusion as to whose turn it is). Also la- dies are reminded to have their material and scissors, their own mug, $1 for the 50/50 draw, their Christmas goodies to ex- change and swap and last but not least a container to take your share home! If anyone has any questions about what to do or take for their craft don't hesi- tate to call 985-3722. Way to go Jeffrey Blair - an- other three goals this weekend! Maybe you can fill in for the great one No. 99 while his back 18 healing! Don't forget, mark your calen- dar, Dec. 12 is the Sunderland Christmas dance. Good time guaranteed! Tickets are $20/ couple with a bus available at #. $5/person. Call Marilyn Blair at 985-0408 or Helena Edinger at 985-7588 for more information or to get tickets. If you see lots of tired ladies it's due to many going on a shop- ping spree this past weekend. Hope you got lots done - "shop till you drop" -indeed! appy birthday wishes go out this week to Jennifer Longo, Karen Huestis, Parrish Fisher, Joan Lée. Sympathy is extended from the community to Gary and Donna Sweetman and family in the sudden death of Donna's mother Mrs. Viola Porter of Oshawa. Seagrave United Church Circle Sunday, Dec. 6 for the annual Christmas Sunday School Concert. Sunday, Nov. 8 was Remem- brance Service. The choir sang "Let There Be Peace On Earth." Donna Wannamaker gave a "Minute For Mission." Next Sunday is communion Sunday. : Once again the turkey dinner was a decided success. The com- mittee wishes to thank all those who donated food time and help for this dinner which could not take place without the wonder- ful community spirit which is greatly appreciated by the church. This Friday (Nov. 13)isa P.A. Day for many Seagrave stu- dents so drivers beware as kids that are generally in school will be on the lose! Last but not least, happy birthday wishes to my great (much older) friend Marj Demp- sey. Got ya! Please phone Ann Sandiford at 985-9440 if you have news to be included into next week's col- a The relationship between the Block Parent Program of Port Perry, Emmerson Insurance Brolgers Limited and you, is a partnership. We all have a night to a safe, sccurc community. Safe homes to live in, safe places to play, safe streets to drive and to walk. Working co-opcratively with the police and educa- tors, we can teach parents and children about safety and provide safe homes for children when needed. ~ # \o/ ar tner~ship n., a relationship involving close cooperation between parties having shared rights and responsibilities. \ That 1s our responsibility as partners. Wc all havc a responsibility to protect ourneighbourhood and our children. Find out how casy it is to join our partnership and protect your community by becoming a Block Parent. Call us today! PARENT ® srom tom EMMERSON || INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED 193 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY, ONT. L9L 1B9 | (416) 985-7306 \---- - A From Page 14 the guest of honor, welcoming her great-grandchildren. This makes 53 grand and great- grandchildren for Gladys. Busy days for Jill Postma as three of her children will be singing in the production "Jo- seph's Dream Coat" at the Elgin Theatre in Toronto and have to go there for practice. Good luck to all. Beth and Scott Wilson have returned from their wonderful honeymoon in Brazil, S.A. where they visited her brother and his wife. Maurice and Marydale Tap- scott, Norman and Betty Tap- scott attended a surprise 80th birthday party for cousin Bill Tapscott of Manchester. The party was held at his daughter's "home in Oshawa. Sunday evening several friends attended the service at Goodwood Church where Rev. Nancy Waterman was guest speaker. On Nov. 11, Remembrance Day, the children of Epsom School will be presenting their Remembrance Day Program at Uxbridge Health Care Centre. Nov. 13 is a P.A. Day. The staff will be attending work- shops in several locations in Durham. There will be no class- es for the children. Thanks to Mrs. Ballagh who decorated the children's faces for Blue Jay Day making a memorable day for staff and students. Thank you to Beth Wilson. We were pleased that you didn't find any of those unwanted guests. Any parents willing to help Beth? The staff of Epsom wishes to express appreciation to the many who volunteered to drive students to many events in the past two months. Involvement in cross country running and volleyball, plus art gallery and Nonquon visits involve many of you. "Thanks." Magazine sales were good and we will find out 'later how this money will be used to bene- fit the children. Congratula- tions to Joanne Hansen and Joanne Olivers who organized the whole activity and to the many parents who gave their assistance. Those helping at Epsom were: Penny Manchee, Gloria Eng and Nancy Hill. Ep- Uxbridge (416) 852-3331 Toll Free 1-800-263-2000 852-5330 TER" Jais] a minimum Tor Area (416) 649-CARS (2277) Circle Sunday, Dec. 6 PA. Day November 13 som P.S. will be working with Operation Scugog again this year. More information later. Thanks to Joan and Murray Norton for a donation of many tulip bulbs. Mrs. Cordon thanks the driv- ers took the two kindergarten classes to Nature's Bounty, an apple orchard, south of Utica. Such a wonderful day and they had apples for everyone and two pumpkins to bring back. I must tell you this last little item for this week. Epsom had 45 runners in this cross country season. At Port Perry High School Rebel Cross Country Run, they competed against students ~ from S.A. Cawker and Good- wood Schools. 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