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PY 18 - PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, May 26, 1993 ii so SSS : i T-Ball gets underway § Wednesday, May 26 St bra Seagrave News by Kim Blakley -- ee RA = AA AR en eons GROUP Please attend our monthly meeting on Thursday, May 27 at 8 p.m. This is a date change and a time change. We will be electing our new executive for next year, and you know what that means, if you don't get there?? The meeting is at Ka- trin's home in the Village. See you there. T-Ball starts this Wednes- day, May 26 at 6:30 p.m. on the north diamond. Several families in the Mari- posa and Seagrave area are planning garage sales for this Saturday, check them out if you need some new garages! A community shower is on the way. Let's send our special congratulations to Brad Puck- rin and Heather Prokopich at a miscellaneous shower on June 11 at the Seagrave Church at 8 p.m. It will be great to see eve- ryone out to wish them well. Lunch will be provided. We look forward to seeing you there. Tonight, Wednesday, is the Brownie and Guide banquet at the Port Perry High School cafe- teria. Bring your mom or dad for a great pot luck supper. Try and be there for 6:15 p.m. with your food. Make sure you wear full uniform and bring your own dishes, have a great night! Get well wishes go out espe- cially for Trevor Szewerda! IF YOUR AD WAS HERE more than 27,000 people could have read it this week. That's a lot of potential customers for you business. For Advertising Made Easy Call THE PORT PERRY STAR (416) 985-7383 ANNOUNCEMENT Nurse Chev Olds is pleased to welcome two new members to their sales team. Happy Birthday wishes go out to Jessie Nobbs, Peter and Shirley DeHaas. Wedding Congratulations to Bill and Alma Colwell who cele- brated their 18th wedding anni- versary Monday, May 24 and Len and Linda Fabiano who cel- . ebrated their 22nd wedding an- niversary on Saturday, May 22. Congratulations to Lee Bea- cock who graduated from Sir Sandford Fleming College in Lindsay in the Natural Re- sources Course. He has gone out to Waterton National Park in Alberta to work for the summer. Attention: Community Sports Centre is looking for the following used items: 2 fridges, 1 freezer, preferably upright or apartment size, and one or two microwaves, please call Mari- lyn at 985-0408. SEAGRAVE CHURCH NEWS The Sunday School theme at the Church service last Sunday was "Jesus says Goodbye, the Ascension of Jesus to Heaven" and the choir sang the anthem, "One Day at a Time". Rev. Sheppard read the banns of marriage for Mark Sturman and Nancy Pleasance who are being married on July 31. Next Sunday is the Seagrave Sunday School anniversary ser- vice at 11 a.m. when Rev. Mi- chelle Hofman will be the guest speaker. The Seagrave ladies are asked to bring sandwiches or squares for the social hour fol- lowing. There is a work bee at the church this Wednesday, May 26 at 9 a.m. to work on the grounds of the church and in- side the church. If you can't help this week, there is another one on Monday, May 31 at 9 a.m. There is a congregational meeting this Wednesday, May 26 at 8 p.m. at the Church. Please try and attend. Please call Diane Cooke next week with all your exciting news - 985-3722. BILL WALLER Bill brings knowledge to his new career choice as an automotive sales-leasing representative. Bill extends an invitation to friends, neighbours and former associates to visit him at Bill Nurse Chev Olds when considering an automotive change. NURSE CHEVROLET * OLDSMOBILE * CADILLAC a Pa JANET HOY-HARPER Janel, a former resident of Oshawa, now residing in Port Perry, recently joined the Nurse Sdes Team" as an aulomotive and sales-leasing represeniative Janet has com- pleted the entry sdes automotive training program and is making positive progress in her newly chosen career. Janet extends an invitation fo her fiends and former associates bo visit her at Bil Nurse Chev Olds when con- sidering an automolive change. 1530 Dundas St. E, Whitby 668-3304 The executive for the Pine Ridge District Scouts was elected on May We KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR 20. Pictured are the incoming officers. Back row from left are: Ellen Greenough, director of special events, Brad Allen, vice president of membership management, irene Lansdell, director of honors and awards and Nancy Anger, fundraising secretary. Front from left are: Anne Allen, secretary and director of Trees For Canada, David Wood, district president, Ross Taylor, district com- missioner and Pam Wanamaker, district treasurer. Auction and bake sale June 19, 20 The Rev. Noel Gordon, inter- im moderator conducted morn- ing worship at Burns Church on Sunday and delivered an inspir- ing sermon "Vision - Optomistic or Misty Optic." The choir sang "Amazing Grace." The sacrament of Holy Com- munion will be celebrated next Sunday at 11:15 a.m. On Sun- day, June 6 we welcome the Rev. James Gilchrist to Burns pulpit. Looking ahead to June 19 and 20, plans are underway for a big weékend at the church. On Sat- urday, June 19 beginning at 10 a.m. an auction and bake sale will be underway. All donations of saleable items and baked goods are most welcome. There will also be a refreshment booth set up and tables available. This of course, will take place on the church grounds. For further information you may phone Bruce Deakin 649-2121, Grant Parrott 655-8582 or Sharmen Porter 655-4652. Sunday, June 20 being Fa- ther's Day, a special family ser-. vice will take placeat 11:15 a.m. Much planning is being done for this special service, and we warmly welcome all parents with their families to join with us for this special day. Do circle these two dates on your calen- dar. This Wednesday evening, sounds like an interesting meet- ing at Brooklin Horticultural Society when there will be a [ panel of three gentlemen speak- Ing on growing vegetables. Don Linton operates a "pick-your- own" vegetable farm east of Raglan. Among other things, he plants about 100 pounds of beans. Jack Woodward lives west of Brooklin. His garden in- cludes just about every vegeta- ble, plus berries and fruit trees. Terry Dyer lives in Raglan and grows some very large vegeta- bles. I'm sure these gentlemen will have some very knowledge- able advice to share with us on growing top quality vegetables. Also, this is the first flower show for the season, featuring tulips, lilacs, potted plants and early vegetables, with a total of 32 classes. | haven't heard how the auction went last week. Sor- ry I was unable to be there. On Thursday evening, May 26 is euchre night again at the se A A Ba 8 p.m. All level of players are welcome. Congratulations and best wishes to Effie Parrott who cele- brated her 80th birthday last week. Family and relatives gathered together at the home of Allan and Helen Parrott on Thursday night to help Effie cel- ebrate this special birthday. Also, we extend our best wish- es to Dr. John McKinney of es Ashburn News 89th birthday last week. Ron and Patricia Ashton vis- ited with Mrs. Ruth:Purdy of 'Orangevilleon Sunday. Pamela Palmer and children - Erin and Braden have returned nding a weeks home after s holiday in Ireland. While there attended the wedding for Pame- la's brother and Erin had the honor of being one of the atten- dants. Hospital Auxiliary tag day was a huge success this year Prince Albert by llean Pugh Merv and Ilean Pugh, Paul and Bonnie Solomon attended the 40th anniversary open house for Phil and Bernice Odrowki of Trout Creek on Sun- day, May 16 and also visited with son Ivan and family. The weekly euchre had 13 ta- bles. The winners for the eve- ning: Verna Smith, Ruby Bryant, Velma Ross, Les Mey- "Support Your EEE EE EEE EEE EEEEEErEEH) EUROPE FUNDRAISER The 1st Port Perry Scouts are now offering DOOR-TO-DOOR DELIVERY SERVICE for your flyers, catalogues, magazines, etc. Take advantage of our one day delivery service. For more information call Larry 985-7306 Ts ers, Bernice Loudfoot, Earla Hill. Lucky draws: Vera Fawns, Mary Poots, Bernice Loudfoot. The Hospital Auxiliary tag day was a real success when 43 taggers volunteered their time to support the local hospital. In the two days $4,175 was collect- ed in comparison to last year when $2,826.37 was collected. The auxiliary would like to thank everyone who supported. another project. Dates to remember: Rabies Clinic at the Community Cen- tre, Saturday, June 5. Yard and bake sale at church on June 5, then Strawberry Supper June 27. Local Scouts?"