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p---- -- a 16- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 2, 1999 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Please keep our community a great place to live: Drive safely ELL RUS i ------ Seagrave "Road Watch" has come to the Durham Region. Road Watch is a commu- nity response effort to help everyone drive safely on our roads. If you see some- one driving aggressively, speeding, cutting in and out of lanes, etc., just take down the licence number and report the situation to "Road Watch." There are blank forms available at the Seagrave Store as well as a box to deposit " these forms confidentially. Safe roads are for every- one. Let's cooperate. This program is sponsored by the Durham Regional Police Force. "Block Parents." Liz Campbell from Seagrave has kindly offered to take over the position of District Chairperson from myself (Ann Sandiford). However, Liz would really appreciate having a neigh- bourhood rep from the Village of Seagrave. This would allow Liz to dedi- cate her time to the District Chairperson posi- tion rather than have to split her time between WE OFFER INTERAC DEBIT ¢ARD SERVICE. gt 10E uh i Milk bogs 3 dite - Sugar Bre: Ban: AES HAS Disposable Bi rs hocrtully by peiu T rriple the Difference!!! Butter 2d ead 1. etiuce Potato 5 Tomatoes nd ROMAINE LETTUCE PRODUCT OF 0.3.4. | SMITH APPLES PRODULY BF 0.0.8. EXTRA FANCY CHADS HELP THE EN VIRONMENT! | PLASTIC TOIE BONES AANADLE 1. Wah Si Aon FOR PURCHASE : PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM SATURDAY FEB: SUN MON PUES WED THURS tions. For those folks who are new to the area, the Block Parents rep f 0 r Mariposa Estates is Emily Lemieux, for Robinglade is myself, Ann Sandiford - 985-9440, and at this point Liz Campbell is the rep for the Village of Seagrave. If Ann SEI e life] ge! anyone can help out we sure would appreci- ate your call. Please call Liz at 985- 9403. Happy birthday to Allan Wray, Bill Huestis Bob Bruce and Dyllan Thomas, Frank Branton, Sandie McCully, Diane Puckrin and Kevin CORN FLAKES 750 6G FROOT LOOPS 4125 ¢, BRAN FLAKES 775 6 OR | HONEY RICE KRISPIES 400 ¢ «MA h each B FRESH CHICKEN LEG QUARTERS SACK ATTACHED. RAGOID NATURALLY 11OKT on ping CASE 122175 6 Tos RUARY 27TH TO FRIDAY MARCH 5TH, 1988. LaLAl) Puckrin. 'On the second Sunday of Lent George Hill and Christine MacPherson extinguished a purple can- dle as the congregation sang "Walk in the Light." During the children's time Rev. Carson talked to them about the World Day of Prayer and how people need our prayers in all countries around the world. The choir sang "Come to the Banquet." Amanda Hill read the scripture from John 3, vs 1-17. Rev. Carson's ser- mon was "Beholding the Cross' Exposure." Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was celebrated. The Lentscape 1999 is being held this Wednesday, March 3 at 7:30 p.m. at the Seagrave Church. The topic is "When is Anger Justified," The Cleansing of the Temple." Lindsay Presbyterial U.C.W. annual meeting will be held at Cannington this Thursday, March 4. Registration begins at 9:30 a.m. The speaker is Betty Radford Turcott. Her topic is "The Close of the Ecumenical Decade." The World Day of Prayer Service is at Seagrave Church on Friday, March 5 beginning with dessert at 12:45 p.m. The speaker is Jane Litt and the program is on Venezuela. There will be a pot luck supper at Seagrave Church on Friday, March 5 at 6 p.m. It is an appre- ciation evening to give thanks for all the 1998 improvements and a time of historical reflection and consideration of new direc- tions. Seagrave U.C.W. will meet one week later on Wednesday, March 10 at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Jacqui Beamish. That's the news for this week. Please call Diane Cooke at 985-3722 with your news items for next week. Truck stolen from Caesarea residence and torched Durham Regional Police were called to the Ceasarea area last week after a truck was stolen from a Regional Rd. 57 address and destroyed. Sometime between 1 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. on Feb. 26, police report that a red 1990 Dodge pickup was taken from an area residence and driven to a location near Mahood Dr. and Hwy. 7A where it was set on fire. Firefighters from the Scugog Fire Department's Ceasarea station were called to attend. The owner of the truck reports returning home from work around 1 p.m. and noticed that the truck was in the driveway and was locked with no keys in it. R & J FRAME FX PORT PERRY COUNTRY FLEA MARKET 1540 HWY. 7A PORT PERRY 05) 985-8424 Open to the Public Every Wednesday Through Sunday Grand Opening ded Co] gg Saturday, March 6, 1999, 9am Free Coffee & Donuts * Treats for the Kids Free Draws & Prizes * Grand Opening Specials an aftemoon of fun, laughter, song & dance * Ready made Picture Frames at Factory Direct Prices * Cutom Picture Framing at Wholesale Prices * Quality Hand Crafted Wood Picture Frames * On site Custom Mat & Glass Cutting * Needlework Stretching & Framing * Photo & Gallery Framing * Conservation Framing * Shadow Boxes & Plate Framing