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Ld Lea ¥ Si vy eA Pans AT FHA ERS AR RI hh e Meg . vi St ar Ar INF ERRATA AT Utica and area news by Vera Brown Church service this week @ will be at Epsom Church at 11:30 a.m. Sunday School at Utica will be cancelled this week due to the walk-a-thon which is scheduled for 9 a.m. on ¢/Sunday. Sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Murray Rodd in the bereave- ment of his mother Mrs. Elva Rodd. Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Mrs. Jack Skeld- ing who is a patient in 8 Toronto General Hospital following eye surgery last week. The Epsom-Utica U.C.W. had a very nice visit to the Port Perry Nursing Home last Wed. evening. It was a 4 delight to see the faces of Seagrave and area by Marilyn Beacock @® Our annual Turkey Supper was once again a tremend- ous success with over 500 persons sitting down to sample the delectable good- ies arrayed before them. Many thanks to everyone for # their generosity and support. An old saying that "Many hands make light work' was never more true than when applied to this popular annual event. We were saddened to learn oof the passing of a former teacher at the Greenbank Public School, Mrs. Mary Beddows. Several parents have expressed an interest in establishing a memoriam to the late Mrs. Beddows in the form of a trophy to be '® presented annually at the closing exercises or perhaps books for the school library inscribed with her name. If you would be interested in donating to this memoriam please call Mrs. Frank & Branton at 705-357-3170 before December 1. some patients light up when they heard the lively music presented to them. Little Jason Van Veghel sang sev- eral solos, Tracy Watson and Julie Ashton sang, Elva and Donna Kerry, Anne Tapscott and Faye Ashton sang some delightful songs, accompan- ied by Donna Van Veghel at the piano. There were only 11 tables of euchre played at the hall on Friday evening. Prize winners were Laurrena Bright, Erma Watson and Mrs. Campsall for the ladies, Carson Watson, J. Poots, and Irene Fielding for the men. Freeze-out winners were Jim and Fran Gibson with Annie Johnston and Clar- ence Masters coming in second. There will be anoth- The Seagrave Needlepoint- ers 4-H club have completed their fall unit and had a special evening at the Ken Sturman home with their mothers as guests. A special guest there was Sandy Sin- clair of Port Perry who showed the girls some more advanced tricks with needle- point. Apparently Carol Ann Sturman is our champion sticher as sh e won 1st prize on her record book and project - a wall hanging. The judges were unable to decide on a second winner so 2nd prizes were awarded to both Angela Stone and Connie Carr. 4-H Achievement Day will be held on November 24 in Uxbridge. The birthday box at Church was quite a popular spot on Sunday morning. Birthday greetings to Fred Sturman, Donna Wanamak- er, Ona Short, Luella Short, Bill Ingram and our organist Joan Lee. The flowers which added colour to the sanctuary were Nanguard Trust ° of Canada Limited 13'/2 Jo Don Forder Insurance Agency Ltd. ° 24 Water Street - Port Perry - 985-8471 PX7 For outstanding yields, plant National- NK's new PX 7. PX 7 is a single cross, with strong stalks and good stress tolerance for maximum yields. Excellent for grain or silage. Features @ excellent ear retention. Good standability. Easy harvest for combine or picker. Fast dry down. 2600 Heat Units. Limited stock, so order today. NATIONAL NATIONAL-NK SEEDS LTD. Box 1207 Cambridge. Ontario Edmonton ® Winnipeg HYBRID CORN © FORAGES o SOYBEANS Area National-NK Dealers are: JOHN SYSTMA: PORT PERRY 985-3238 ROBERT DE JONG: NESTLETON 986-4782 ALLEN CURTIS: WHITBY 668-8743 er euchre in two weeks. Some time ago the Hall Board purchased over 100 new chairs and went to work labelling them in bold letters. On Saturday when the chairs were being set up it was noticed that one is missing. Would the person responsible please return it and no questions will be asked. Mr. and Mrs. George Harper and Mrs. Delia Har- per were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harper of Osha- wa to celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Don Hill and Mrs. Jim Miller of Mount Albert visited on Tuesday with Mrs. Mildred Thompson. On Wednesday evening news placed there by the family of the late Mrs. Elva Rodd. The Seagrave Community wishes to express sincerest sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Williams and sons upor the recent passing of Patty's father. The investment of new scouts will take place at the Seagrave Church on Nov. 17 at 5:00 and all family memb- ers of the boys involved are invited to a pot luck supper. Later on this month the senior cubs and the Scouts will be taking off for a sight-seeing trip of Ottawa, the parliament buildings, etc., under the leadership of Paul Saulnier. Two dates to be sure to keep in mind folks are Nov. 17 when the Scouts will be conducting a bottle drive and Dec. 8 when the Scouts will be out looking for papers for a paper drive. Watch for more news on this in the Coming Events section of this paper. Boys are to be at the Church at 9:45 a.m. both mornings. The white tailed Beavers are invited to assist in the bottle drive on Nov. 17. The Scout group committ- ee was also making plans to enter a float in the "You- Know-Who"' parade in Port Perry in December. The Seagrave Greenbank Ladies Auxiliary of Scouting will hold their next meeting at the home of Marianne Kronister in Greenbank on Nov. 21 at 8:00 p.m. The November general U.C.W. meeting will be held at the Seagrave Church Nov. 14 at 8:00 p.m. Mr. Allen Martyn will be showing his pictures on Australia. Unit 2 girls are invited to 'the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Puckrin for their meet- ing on November 19 at 8:00 p.m. Guess what ladies? Our Fellowhship Sister night is fast approaching. I can hardly wait. This year it's to be held at the Crandell's Riverboat, formerly the Port Tavern, on Wednesday December 12 at 6:30 p.m. All ladies in the village and area are cordially invited to attend. Just bring along a $3.00 gift for exchange later in the evening. If you're planning to attend and I certainly hope you are please call Mildred Puckrin at 985-2627 or Eleanor Sturman at 985-7778. Next week's correspon- dent will be Donna Wana- maker. Her number is 985- 8350. Mrs. Thompson invited Mrs. Iva Yake, Mrs. Phyllis Clark Mrs. Elsie Taylor and Mrs. Doris Devlin for a get- together of supper and cards for Mrs. Dora Geer. On Friday evening Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Phyllis Clark attended the little theatre presentation of South Pacific in Lindsay. Mrs. Irene Fielding visited her mother Mrs. M. Fore- 'man in Oshawa on Wed Mrs. Evelyn Bray of Rag- lan visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sutcliffe recently. Master Michael Sutcliffe visited with his friend George Monk in Port Perry for the weekend. Mr. Bruce Bailey has returned home from his hunting trip to Minden. These fellows must have a lot of fun back there because they sure don't go for what they bring home. Maybe next year Bruce could go ~down the road and have more luck as I understand a neighbour did. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Crosier were Mr. and Mrs. W.W.Scott, Mrs. Steve Inn- iss, Mrs. Eric Wallace, and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Beare. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Croxall and girls were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Holmes and Loretta. Pymoul CHRISTER SALES SERVICE PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 14, 1979 -- 11 Council appoints committee members Scugog council has nominated Les Smith to another term on the Durham Region Land Division committee. Mr. Smith, a farmer from Ward 1, has been a member of the committee for several goats, and served as vice- chairman. Also, councillor Don Crosier has been nominated to sit on the South Lake Simcoe Conservation Authority, while Mayor Jerry Taylor gets the nod for the Central Lake Ontario Authority. Both are already members of the board of the two authorities, and it is the policy of Durham Region council to only nominate elected politicians to the boards of conservation authorities. Durham Region council will confirm these appoint- ments at . its meeting on December 6. Nuclear (From page 9) on "advocacy advertising." "We have decided that Hydro should put its point of view across," he said. "We got criticism when we didn't say anything, and we get it now because expressing our point of view costs money." Mr. Popple said after the meeting that Hydro has about 50 reps who speak at functions like service club and chamber of commerce meetings across the pro- vince. PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE CHRYSLER | Dodge Truths ALES SERVICE ALL 1979 & 1980 CARS & TRUCKS {Excluding Omni & Horizon) $100. Over Invoice NEW! 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