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10 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 1, 1993 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" SN -------------- 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. Mark your calendars - the Church Yard Sale will be Fri- day and Saturday, June 18 and 19. For more information call Larry Congratulations to Alma and 985-7306 1 Peter Metheral of Seagrave who celebrated their 50th Wedding " "Support Your Local Scouts: Anniversary on May 22. Their AS SASS ASI two daughters and their fami- lies celebrated with them By EEE EES EEE Ee EES, IY NDI) ISTsTe te hh avegr cay STaTe ES 2 2C ISH eI I=Y-1o JC] HN lel g Wl l= da At isTrcic Jo 0 Bunks, Brass, Iron, Car, Wooden, Murphy, Electric, Canopy, Day, Big, Small & Cribs! S - BED Py EP] eT er : Double or Queen in 5 colours. Double or Queen Double or Queen Double or Queen | ; Headboard $45. COPENHAGEN CANOPYBED CASANDRA ROL Rass TUBULAR BEDS SOLID BRASS & IRON BEDS = EET 101°299 [I ITE WHITE WHITE BLACK WHITE WH ENAMEL ENAMEL ENAMEL ENAMEL ENAMEL Compllewihmalress Compiolewihmatiess Complete wih matress wihmatress Complete wih mattress | ou420 | OAK FINISH MATES BED Complete with mattress SINGLE 5125 BUNK BEDS TUBULAR BUNK BED @lB Sind Xe VN GEN \ VANE Rs] =o] Xo WOOD OR IRON AT FACTORY DIRECT PRICES!!! remme. 179 239 299 349 ome 249 209 349 449 209 359 449 499 Complete with mattress $649 dinner at The Murray House in Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Meth- -eral were picked up in a beauti- ful white limo complete with driver in top hat and tails. Also included in the celebration was an Open House held at The Oddfellows Hall in Port Perry on Saturday, May 29. Congrat- ulations and best wishes again from all your family, friends and the community. : Attention Robin Glade Es- tates Womens Group - we will be having our combination Games Night and Dinner out- ing at the home of Sandie Jonah on Tuesday, June 8 at 7:00 p.m. (June 8 turned out to be the best night for most women.) All women are invited to enjoy the hot tub, so take a towel and your swim suit. Please also take your $1.00 for the money draw, money for the chinese food din- 'ner (should be no more than $10.00 per person) and B.Y.O.B. See you there. Many Seagrave Grade stu- dents that attend Mariposa School in Oakwood enjoyed a re- cent trip to Quebec. Hope you all had a great time. The Seagrave Community Sports Centre is a beautiful ad- dition to our community park and the grand opening will be Friday, June 11 at 7:30 p.m. Everyone in the community is encouraged to come out and take part in the festivities. The refreshment booth will be open for service. You might want to take in some of the exciting baseball games as this weekend is also a big tournament (12 mens teams and eight ladies teams). Congratulations to all the hard working Seagrave Park Board members! Happy Birthday wishes go out to Alexis Stevenson, Lee- Ann Wray, Kent Sweetman, Church yard sale June 18, 19 Kristy Hutcheon, JoAnne De- sautels, John Kent and me! Get well wishes to our son Michael as he had to have a few stitches last Sunday. . Seagrave Church News o "Our Church and Our Com- unity" was the theme of the Sunday School Anniversary on Sunday which was led by the superintendent, George Hill. The prayer of approach was giv- -en by Alexis Stevenson. The children presented a skit depicting different people and their place in the community and they also sang "Song of Pentecost". Jennifer Cook and Cassie Snider both played pia- no selections. Rev. Michelle Hofman of Port Perry kept the children's attention in her pres- entation on community living. Mrs. Darlene Hill read the scripture. A social hour was en- joyed afterwards. Seagrave Church Service will be cancelled the next two Sun- days to enable our people to do the Sunday School Anniversary services next Sunday at Green- bank and June 13 at Pinedale, both at 11:00 a.m. The Seagrave UCW will meet this Wednesday, June 2 at 8:00 p.m. at the home of Jean Nod- well, 21 Ridgeview Drive, Port ~ Perry. Roll call is please bring a personal hygiene item for Vic- toria's house in Lindsay. The Church Yard Sale will be held Friday and Saturday, June 18 and 19 at the home of Len and Betty Somerville, do- nations of items in good condi- tion may be left at the home of Len Somerville or Fred Puck- rin. The UCW will hold their bake sale on Friday only. That's it for this week. Please call Ann Sandiford at 985-9440. 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