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12- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 13, 1995 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" RurarL RoorTs Annual yard sale a success once more Seagrave by | Sandiford Wedding bells will soon be ringing for Paul Wanamaker and Marilyn Moore. The com- munity is invited to a shower for Paul and Marilyn this coming Friday, June 16 at the Belair home, This will be a pot luck dinner starting at 6 p.m. fol- lowed by the shower and com- munity get-together. All neigh- bors and friends are invited to attend this country shower for a lovely young couple as they pre- pare for their forthcoming mar- riage. Does anyone remember the last "shivaree" they attend- ed? Sympathy from the communi- ty is expressed to the Wray fam- ily on the passing of Alan and Bill Wray's mother Phyllis Wray on Monday, June 5. Her funeral was held at the Sea- grave Church on Tuesday eve- ning, June 6. She will be sadly missed by the entire Seagrave community, at the church where she was a member and also a life time member of the U.C.W. Our thoughts are with the family at this time. Seagrave and Scugog commu- nities were saddened last week by the passing of area resident Don Summerfeldt. Don and his wife Barbara and daughters have lived in Castle Harbour for some time and were long-time residents of the Stouffville- Markham area. Our sincerest sympathy is extended to his wife Barbara and daughters as they go through these troubled times. The Seagrave "morning ad- venture" class for Moms and Tots held their last class until September on Wednesday, June 7. Y.M.C.A. instructor Diane Cooke wishes to thank all par- ticipating moms for their coop- eration these past weeks and for all the goodies for the children's party. More the merrier! Any- one with small children who would be interested in this class can call the Y.M.C.A. at 985- 2824. The Seagrave and area men's group held their monthly break- fast meeting on Saturday, June 10. The topic of the month was "What is our moral responsibili- ty to our community". The meet- ing was well attended and the conversation and fellowship was enjoyed by all. The men's group will be holding their monthly meeting on the second Saturday of each month for one hour beginning at 8:30 a.m. and finishing at 9:30 a.m. The topic for Saturday, July 9 will be "Fishing". Happy birthday wishes this week to Herb Zolitz. Happy be- lated birthday wishes to Debra Colston. Seagrave Church News The annual Seagrave Church yard sale was again a huge suc- cess this year. The Stewards would like to thank the commu- nity and surrounding areas for their support and especially to those who donated items for the sale and to everyone who helped. A very special thank you to Len and Betty Somerville and family for the use of their lawn and other facilities as well as their ongoing help. Many from Seagrave attend- ed the Sunday School Church Service at Pinedale on Sunday morning. It was led by Superin- tendent Wilma Smith, assisted by the students. A social hour followed the service. Next Sunday the Seagrave Service will be taken by the U.C.W. at the regular time 9:30 a.m. Mrs. Shirley Brawn of Oshawa will be the guest speak- er. Don't forget coaches - call us with the results of your base- ball, soccer, etc. games this sum- mer and we'll get them in the news. That's it for this week. Please call Diane Cooke at 985-3722 with news for next week. Prince Albert News Grace and Les Beacock were dinner guests of their son Don of Seagrave. Friends, grandchil- dren and grandparents gath- ered for grandson Blair's birth- day. Bill Bolton has returned from a trip to England. Prince Albert witnessed the wedding of Darryl Linnington and Karen Doyle. The little church was filled to capacity with friends and relatives. The whole community wishes them well. Peggy Bredin left husband and children at home to travel to Niagara on the Lake with friends. While there they did a walking tour of the town and its many restaurants. On their way home they stopped at Jordan to visit the Vinnery Restaurant. It proved to all that we live in a very beautiful country. The ladies of the church are reminded that Prince Albert U.C.W. will be the guests of Port Perry U.C.W. JEFF MITCHELL/PORT PERRY STAR SERVICE WITH A SMILE: Lois Xeddy serves up some hot coffee to Noreen Malcolm during a seniors' tea, held last Tuesday at Cartwright High School in Blackstock. The seniors were treated to a number of musical selections from the school's bands during the spring-time celebration. Children provide a lively show Very saddened to learn of many good friends who are pass- ing away. It brings back many pleasant memories of bygone days! Our condolences to the be- reaved families! Happy Birthday A happy birthday to Heather Munroe of Beaverton Nursing Home, who celebrated over the weekend. She was a former resi- dent of Sonya I believe and a very lovely person. Trust she will be feeling much better soon! Very best wishes go out to Margaret VanCamp of Black- stock who has been in hospital. We trust for better health soon. Delighted to have Alan and Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa back to the old farm home for a Sunday Luncheon. After the meal they assisted me with many chores which was greatly appreciated. They are a very busy couple! Nestleton Sunday School Anniversary The children of the Nestleton United Sunday School held their Anniversary Service with a fine attendance. This was a special day for the young people as they presented humorous skits and songs for which they had practiced all week. We were lucky to have the Senior Sunday School members of Greenbank United Church with us and they gave a lively performance with their pup- pets. Nestleton Thanks to Janice Lee, their superintendent and her hus- band Brian for driving and many thanks to the kids who gave us their time and talent! After the service, a Pot Luck Picnic was held at the home of Dave and Joanna Malcolm. A delicious array of tasty dishes was enjoyed by all. Fun and competition were the order of the day as the children enjoyed sack races, egg and spoon races and the usual egg toss. The rain was good enough to stay away for the final day of the Sunday School year. Janice MacKenzie and Clare Notman had decorated the Sanctuary with pretty balloons. Kate Mairs was as usual our outstanding pianist. Mrs. Neta Fish of Edgerton Road had an interesting visit on Sunday after the Church Ser- vice with daughter Audrey and Jim Leishman and boys Mi- chael, Jamie and William at Re- aboro, catching up on family news. Do Your Best (Requested) It takes alittle courage, And alot of self-control, And some determination, If you want to reach a goal. It takes a deal of striving, And a firm and stern set chin, No matter what the battle, If you really want to win. There is a rule in life to guide you, As you see prosperity, Never put your wishbone, Where your backbone ought to e. Nestleton Presbyterian Church On a lovely June morning, the regular service at 11 a.m. was conducted by Rev. Wm. Fairley, with Joyce Taylor, organist. Ushers were Oliver Rohrer and Graham Ham. The Sunday School class was taught by Shir- ley Scott. Psalm 8 was read responsive- ly, and Scripture readings were from Ezekiel 37 and John 16. The floral tribute was in honor of the late Miss Ruth Proutt. Rev. Fairley spoke on Trinity Sunday - The Father, Son and Holy Ghost. Next Sunday, a service of Dedication/Re-dedication of gifts and donations of church furnishings during the past 150 years will be led by Rev. Fairley.