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-- 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 11, 1984 - Can't complain about weekends Seagrave and Area News by Marilyn Beacock Certainly no one could or should complain about the beautiful warm and sunny week- end that we were just blessed with. Enjoy it while it's here folks! It certainly is a sobering thought to realize that in a couple of months we could be shovelling snow instead of relaxing in our lawn chairs. With most of the kids returning to their class- rooms this week, our village like a great many other communit- ies, seems almost like a ghost town after a summer of endless parades of bikes and laughing children. Hope each of you have a great year in school. Hooray for our Sea- grave Pee Wee boys team sponsored by Dow- son's Water Haulage who were victorious over the Port Perry Dowson's Red and White team in a recent tournament held at the Port Perry ball diamond and were declared the champion- ship winners in a real cliff-hanger of a game ending with a score of 12-8. Both teams are to be congratulated on THE HAIR CENTRE In the Port Perry Plaza on Perms ... Phone 985-7232 welcomes Angie to our staff. Angie is offering a discount Regular $38.50. . .. Regular $55.00. ... CE EE their fine effort. We are extremely proud of their team as they lost very few games during the entire season and their diligence certainly paid off! The boys and their parents wish to sincere- ly express their appreci- ation to a couple of Al coaches namely Bob Bruce and Murray Dur-" ward who deserve much of the credit for the successful season that the boys had. They realized and acknowled- ged each boys potential and did their best to help him achieve 'it. Thanks again fellas! Congratu- lations kids we're sure proud of you! A special thanks also to Dowson's Water Haulage for their kind generosity in offer- ing to sponsor this team. Sorry to report Mrs. Ila Keen is a patient in Port Perry Hospital. Best wishes and con- gratulations are extend- ed to Bill and Karen Sorenson upon the arrival of a beautiful little princess carly Sun- day morning. Big brother, Michael is look- ing forward to having a new playmate in his house, I'll bet. pickup in Canada. TOPAZ APR] hs V( YNX MARQUIS GRAND MARQUIS OUGAR 1 . -§ + Open Mon 1120 Dundas St. E., Whitby Thanks for a tremendous first year! To make room for another one, we'll dazzle you with fantastic deals on the balance of our 84s. Lynx -- much more than just an economy car, but don't take our word for it -- Driving is Believing!! Ford Ranger -- the best built, best selling, compact I// |DRIVING IS BELIEVING. | []} 011 LINCOLN BRONCO BRONCO! [NMERCURY SALE sn Iharigo ILE FTL CE EE Fri Sat 9am to § pm 723-0661 RANGER FORD PICKUPS FORD VANS ~ Rally Day at Looks like Seagrave is full of winners this week. Mrs. Ona Short was once again delight- ed to be chosen as the winner of first prize for her entry of a fruit cake at the local Port Perry Fair last weekend. Ona won in this same cate- gory last year as well! Congratulations Ona! Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Somerville were the highest bidders when the cake was later auctioned off with the proceeds going to the Fair Board. The community of Seagrave extends its deepest sympathy to Mr. Cyril White who's wife passed away this past week. Sunday, Sept. 8 was our church. Several of our students and teachers were the happy recip- ients of many attend- ance awards and Miss Amy Lynn Wanamaker and Mst. Lloyd Short received special awards for having achieved per- fect attendance during the past S.S. year. Congratulations to each of you! Birthday box deposit- ors were Catherine Short, Craig Beacock and yours truly. Also birthday greetings go out to Rev. Rodgers who also admitted to blowing out an additional candle on his cake last week. Don and I and a host of other friends were delighted to attend the annual Pig and Corn Roast at the beautiful home of Stan and Cheryl Feasby of Prince Albert on Sat. evening. The pork was done to perfec- tion, the music was super .and we say Corn roast planned at Epsom Church Utica & Area News by Vera Brown Church and Sunday School this week will be held at Utica Church at 11:15 a.m. This week is Rally Day with the Sunday School taking part in the service. In the evening the Sunday School are holding a corn roast at Epsom Church at 6:45 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend, everything is being provided. There will be a Bible Study each Sunday at 10:00 a.m. Everyone please feel welcome to join in this hour of fellowship. The euchres will re- sume for the Fall season with the 1st one being this Friday at 8 p.m. in Utica Hall. Welcome to Dale and Carol Lindsay and boys, Jason and Robert, who have moved into the apartment above Utica Store. Mrs. Mildred Thomp- son and Mrs. Phyllis Clarke visited Mrs. Ann Park in Bowmanville on Sunday. On Saturday she visited Chris Clarke at Lindsay. Mrs. Judy McPherson of Oshawa visited for a few days with her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fielding last week. Bill and I visited at Pontypool on Sunday afternoon with the Dennis Gerrow family and Mr. Charles Brown of Kingston. The occasion was the birth- days of Jeremy and Justen who are now 5 and 3 years old. Mrs. Luella Shantz of Ottawa visited with Mrs. Bruce Bailey on Thursday. Recent visitors with the Sutcliffe family were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller of Mississauga, Mrs. Doris Bray and children and Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Sutcliffe and family of Janetville. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mole have recently returned home follow- ing a three week visit with her mother Mrs. Gray in St. Albans, England. "thank you' to the Feasby's for their gen- erous hospitality. Just heard on Sunday that Fred Cookson is in the Port Perry Hospital. Do you think we should send a sympathy card to the nurses Fred? Hope you'll soon be back home. Several area folks attended the 50th wedd- ing anniversary cele- bration for Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hadden held at the Sunderland Arena on the weekend. Their Sea- grave friends send their best wishes to this popular and well-known couple on this very special occasion. Our thanks and prayers are with Mrs. Iva Till and family upon learning of the death of her husband late Mr. Leroy Till of Green- bank. A very pleasant gentleman indeed and | am very saddened to hear of his passing. If you're like me and need a bit of exercise to get rid of the odd lump and bump, may I recommend that you get in touch with Mrs. Martha Volman at 985- 2473 as soon as possible So your name can be added to the registra- tion list for our fall Dancercize lessons which will begin on Monday, Sept. 17 at the Seagrave United Church. Cost of the lessons is 10 for $25.00. These lessons are spon- sored by the Seagrave Good Neighbours ladies. That about sums it up for this weeks news folks. Please call Liz Smith at 985-7447 with any news items for next weeks column. Conservatory music exams The Royal Conser- vatory of Music Exam- ination results, of local students for the 1984 ~ season follow: Singing: Grade One - Janet Stachow 86, 1st class honours; Gina Stephenson 80, 1st class honours; Paige Whyte - 77, Honours; Bonnie Ball- ingall - 76 - Honours; Brenda Gundry - 74 - Honours; Grade Eight - Nancy Fairburn - 74 - honours; Mandy Burnet - 71 - Honours; Hilary Fairburn - 70 - Honours; Grade Nine - Lynn McLaughlin - 76 - Honours Grade Six - Piano: Grade One - Maria Dorig - 78 - Honours; Joanne Desautels - 77 - Honours; Grade Two - Karen Mahony - 78 - Honours; Grade Three - Trevor Darlington - 78 - Honours; Terri-Lynn Geer - 77 - Honours. Theory: Grade One - Bonnie Ballingall - 94 - Ist class Honours; Grade Two - Rosemary Harvey - 89 - 1st Class Honours. 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