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"A Family Tradition for 127 Years" Block Parents needed Seagr ve Rn The Seagrave news by Diane Cooke was accidently over- looked during production of the March 2 edition. The Star re- grets the omission. By Diane Cooke Congratulations to Jay King who received the highest marks in the Sunderland Lions Music Festival for his performance of "Music of the Night," from the Phantom. Jay studies with El- eanor Bailey of Port Perry. He received a special award in rec- ognition of his excellent achievements. The Robinglade Estates Women's Group met on Feb. 256 at Kate MacDonalds home. Thanks again Kate for your hos- pitality. Thank you to Doloras Currie and Rosalind Stephens for bringing goodies to eat. A special thank you to Sabina Brazeau who braved the cold and fetched some very needed additional craft supplies. Win- ner of the 50/60 money draw was Doloras Currie. Next meet- ing is March\10 at Christianes Zidners home. Happy birthday wishes go out to Brittaney Hudgins, Kate MacDonald, Frank Branton, Sandy McCully, Diane Puckrin, Kevin Puckrin and Stephen Conlon, Bill Colwell and a spe- cial happy first birthday to - Stephanie Blair on Wednesday, March 10. Get well wishes to Marlene Moss who broke her arm recent- ly. Try basketball next time! Hope you're 100 per cent soon Marlene. . Congratulations to John Ber- ry who competed in a Wado Kai Karate Tournament in Thorn- hill recently. John has his brown belt and is currently working on his black belt in training. Congratulations also to Jen- nifer Berry who competed in Kawartha Highlands Skating Competition recently. Jennifer competed with her dance part- ner Timothy Fowler from Lake- field and won a 1st place gold Snowmobile accident A snowmobile accident took the life of an Uxbridge man Sun- day evening. According to Durham Region- al Police, Stanley Pugh, 40, was travelling on his 1991 Polaris snowmobile when it broke over the crest of a hill and he lost con- trol. Mr. Pugh died later that eve- ning in Uxbridge Cottage Hos- pital of injuries sustained in the accident . The accident is under investi- gation by Durham Regional Po- ice. BUSINESS COMPUTERS FAMILY COMPUTERS New or Used Get the Full Package All Major Packages Hardware » Software - Tutoring Setup - Support & Service Call WILLIAM M. SANDIFORD WILLIAM M. SANDIFORD JR. (416) 985-9440 RR New by Diane Cooke a medal in compulsary dance and a 2nd place silver medal in dance variation. They advanced to Eastern Ontario finals in Ot- tawaon March 7. The Mariposa Ladies Group met on Feb. 24 at Sandra Fras- er's home. A good time was had but only by 10 members. Kim is "putting the word out. Let's beef- up the attendance for March ! Their next meeting is Wednes- da, March 31 at Sandra Wick- en's home. Topic to be con- firmed so more news on this in the next week or two. Don't forget, anyone wishing to get involved in the Block Par- ent association should get in touch with Ann Sandiford at 9865-9440. Anyone who did not register for baseball last weekend can still do so by calling. Marilyn Blair 985-0408 as soon as possi- ble so teams can be organized and shirts ordered. Church News The 1st Lenten Triangle can- dle was extinguished by Came- ron and Rebecca MacDonald at the church service on Sunday, Feb. 28. The choir sang an anthem "As Longs The Heart." Rev. D. Shepherd's .sermon was "The Wilderness Perspective," when Jesus was led by the spirit into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil. The Sunday School students and teachers treated the con- gregation to a pancake break- fast following the church ser- vice which was much enjoyed by all who attended. Fred Christie accepted a certificate of appreciation from the Port Perry Agricultural Soclety to his wife Ruby for her 35 years of work with the fair board. Mrs. Christie was president of the ladies division for many years and is presently responsible for organizing the junior fair. Due to lliness, Mr. Christie. the certificate from Bill Cohoon, president of the agriculture so- clety, at its monthly meeting on Wednesday, March 3. Discover 'Caribbean Ghicken. Get ataste of the islands with new Caribbean Chicken II" from KFC. It's a delicious quarter chicken marinated and seasoned with a zesty blend of spices. You cantry it alone or with an order of our tasty new island rice. So cruise out to KFC today and give 'em atry. A trip to the south would do you good. i Just Can't Walt For It. % | 25 oi 20 / / th KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Hwy. 7A & Water Street, Port Perry 9835-0020 I EE rE RR TE TE rE AE Ry TE rE rr