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2 SF ii AAS { Seagrave and Area News by Marilyn Beacock With an abundance of that white fluffy stuff that arrived late last week all the winter sports enthusiasts will certainly be having a ball! Following a valiant struggle with a terminal disease that included various forms of treat- ment as well- as bone marrow transplant doctors at the Hospital for Sick Children lost their fight to save the life of Miss Shelley Skelton of Richmond Hill. The community was saddened to learn of the loss of such a promising young life and we extend our deepest sympathy to her parents, John and Isabel Skelton (nee Dur- ward) her sisters, Jennifer and Jody and to the other members of the Durward and Skel- ton families. Since the discovery of the body of little Christine Jessop was found only a few miles north of this village parents are betoming more concerned about the whereabouts of their children. Block Parents have been an impartant factor in the city and its suburbs but since this type of crime no longer 'seems to be found in the city core many mothers feel that we have a need for this same kind of protection out in the country as well hence a Block Parent Assoc- iation has been farmed that will include the villages of Greenbank, Epsom, Utica, -Saint- field and Seagrave. Applications will be provided to those people who wish to become Block Parents. For further information or for application forms 'please contact Patty Williams at 985-2453. " chester. Best wishes to Judy Carr who underwent surgery in Toronto General Hospital last Thursday. We trust the surgery was a success Judy and that you'll soon be back home. The Grant House in Beaverton is often in need of good used ladies clothing and the Good Neighbours Gals will be preparing a carton of items to be delivered to the Home sometime in March or early April. So gals if you get in the spring housecleaning mood someti between now and please keep in mind that our group would be glad. to deliver them for you. Please call Heather Wray or myself if you would be interested in donating any articles. The Good Neighbours Gals and their families are invited to attend an old-fashioned horse- drawn sleigh ride hosted by Joan and Earl Dur- ward. at their farm on Sunday, Feb. 10 beginn- ing about 1:30 p.m. Families attending are requested to bring along some cookies to go along with the hot chocolate Joan will have ready for us. For quite a few years Roy Smith and his wife have been organizing a get-together to celeb- rate birthdays and anniversaries that fall in the month of Feb- ruary among their - former neighbours. The date that he has set aside for this years event is Sunday, Feb. 17 at 1:00 p.m. and it will be held at the 'Feedlot Restaurant in Man- Roy would appreciate hearing from you, if you're planning to attend, at least a week in advance of the above date. 66 Brock St. W., Uxbridge 852-5291 oS mm © ene {| Pela THAPAR DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC % 214 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-7797 Open Weekdays including SUNDAY! ~~ Y -- By Appointment Only -- 0 194 King St. W., Oshawa 579-8752 MK HK HK HK MK MIC 4 "I MAJOR MANAGEMENT SERVICES WE SPECIALIZE IN SMALL BUSINESS AND THE SELF-EMPLOYED. *Complete Bookkeeping & Accounting *Financial Consulting *Personnel Recruitment INCOME TAX Personal income tax from $10.00 - (T1 special) PHONE: Keith Charles at 985-3373 Your first consultation is free and in your home or business if you wish. Everyone is warmly welcome to attend a fellowship hour follow- ing our church service next Sunday, January 27 sponsored by members of our Choir. What a p t and thoughtful gesture! Hope you will be able to attend. The members of the Seagrave Session will be meeting at the Seagrave United Church on Tues. Jan. 29 at 7:30 p.m. Members of the Robinglade Womens Group are invited to attend a meeting at the home of Joan Gordon's on Feb. 6. An interesting meeting is planned so be sure to be there ladies. Speaking of the above- mentioned group I was the- urch - Lots of white fluffystuff delighted to hear that we are to have a new t from that - Now a: subdivision. challenge for the Mar- iposa Ladies Group - are you gals going to join the Robinglade girls and provide us with a 'correspondent from your corner of the world? We need news and a reporter from Mariposa . Estates too. Can't be biased you know! A thought for the week - Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Why not make it a worthwhile one! Have a nice week folks! Please call Liz Smith at 985-7447 with news items for next weeks column. Warm welcome for BC visitors Prince Albert Area News by llean Pugh Visiting at the home of Florance and Ben Smith last weekend was their daughter Shirley Gar- vey of North Carolina. Shirley flew up to attend the get together of friends on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Peel of Golden B.C. have been visiting with her father, Mr. Howey of Port Perry, and other friends in the area. Saturday Jan. 12th the doors of the community centre opened to about sixty people all friends of Bill and Joan Peel who are down on some holidays from British Columbia. This party was planned so every- one could get to see many old time friends, going back to when some had gone to school in the hall about 40 years ago. The evening was spent with lots of visiting, dancing to the music of D.J., our local disc jockey. Well done Dave. A most delicious food table closed off a perfect evening. As each one said their good bye's, you could hear lets do this again or why did we wait so long. This was sure a great way to start off a new year. Sunday visitors at our home was Bill and Joan Peel and our son, Dennis and wife Laureen of Toronto. On Thursday evening the weekly euchre took place with 8 tables filled. It is nice to see some new faces. The winners for the evening Ladies: Phyllis Clarke, Reta Boe, Bernice Daniels. Men: J. Poots, Harold Cornish, Mary Williamson. On Wednesday after- noon the Shirley W.I. held their meeting at the home of Irene Moore on Hurd Street. les and Grace Bea- cock had their son, Philip with them on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John Brough attended the funeral of Diana's aunt Mrs. Clement of Oshawa on Saturday afternoon. Then on Sat- urday evening attended the 50th wedding ann- iversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Ben Angi of Oshawa, long time friends of the family. I'm sure everyone's thoughts and prayers are with Matthew Geer who is in Boston. By last reports he will have now had the bone marrow transplant. But no re- port on his condition. The lovely flowers in the church on Sunday added colour to a cold frosty day. The choir sang a beautiful anthem '"'Underneath the Shadow of His Wings." Remember next Sun- day after church. Pot Luck luncheon - 1. bring either main course or dessert; 2. your own plates and utensils. Annual meeting will commence at approx. 1:30 p.m. For next weeks news, call Earlene Armstrong 985-7873. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. January 22, 1985-- 33 Oxfam and hunger topics of meeting Greenbank News by Shirley Lee Ladies of the: comm- Britain visited with Mr. unity, the UCW will be and = Mrs. Rupert held on Wednesday, Cameron of Whitby on January 30 at 8:00 p.m. Sunday and hada Birth- in the basement of the day supper to help Church. Mrs. Shirley celebrate the 88th birth- Baster of Uxbridge will day of Lizzie Cookman. be guest speaker, her A Block Parent Assoc- topic for the evening will be on Oxfam and problems of the third world. Please take notice of the change of date. : Miss Darlene Rodgers of Toronto spent the weekend with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Rodgers. Mr. and Mrs. Gord McCoombe were Sun- day visitors at the manse. Mr. and Mrs. Rodd Foster visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lee at their home in Toronto. Sorry -to hear that Mrs. Linda Hunter and Mr. Robt. Spencer have both recently undergone surgery, but reports are good and that Linda is home. Get well wishes to you both. Little Kimberley Ruis of Oshawa is spending a week with her grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cookman, while Debbie and' Ed enjoy a winter vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beer of Whitby visited with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Foster on.Saturday then spent Sunday. with her mother Mrs. Velma Foster. Mr. and Mrs. 'Ross Cookman, Chris, Mrs. Lizzie Cookman of Sun- derland, and Mrs. Blanche Hill of Little SHORT TERM CERTIFICATES 30 - 364 Days 8%4% (Min. $5,000.) 30-59 Days 9%4% (Min. $200,000.) 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