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28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 24, 1985 wT . Durham York MPP Ross Stevenson, Scugog Mayor Jerry Taylor, librarian Judy MacColl, councillor Lawrence Malcolm and library board member Gord Paisley took Leaders needed part in a ribbon cutting ceremony last Satur- day to officially launch Library Week. There are several special events planned for this week at the Scugog Memorial Library. for local Scouts Seagrave and Area News by Diane Cooke Seagrave is still in need of a couple of Beaver leaders for the Greenbank/Seagrave Scouts There are enough boys willing and ready to participate in Scouts and we therefore require 2 adults over the age of 18 who are willing to give their time Also don't forget the Green: bank/Seagrave dance, October 12 at Greenbank Hall Tickets are $12 00 per couple and can be purchased from Terry Crawford. 985 3547 or from Betty Wilhams, 985-8563 Remember also. don't throw oul those newspapers" There will be a paper drive in October. a date 1s vet to be confirmed, but will be written up in advance in this column Seagrave Anniversary Services this Sunday at 11 a m Guest speakers Rev Gee from Whitby There will also be special music On this Sunday. there will be nursery pro vided. but not Sunday School Also on the same day. at 8 pm there will be an induction service for the new Seagrave mimister. Rev Dawid Shepherd. at Greenbank Church Ladies please bring a contribution for Summer Stock Clearance .. J And we are clearing away Ladies & Children's Shoes Store Mours Mon to Thurs A Friday 9 30 0 9 00 the refreshments follow- ing, thank you. Sunday, October 6th, at 6 p.m. there will be a pot-luck dinner at the Seagrave Church to welcome Rev. Shepherd and his family to the community. Ladies are asked to bring a man course dish or dessert And of course, there will be the Turkey Supper in November Look for more news 'n future articles Robinglade Estates, Women's Group, 1st meeting 1s this Thurs day. anyone wishing to obtain more information can call hane 985-3722 On September 30th, one of Seagrave's own will celebrate her 83rd. birthday. Somehow this gracious lady has the knack of making whoever she's with feel better about themselves. She's honest and witty and quite a conversa- tionalist, but best of all she's a good listener. Her sincerity has certainly been felt by many residents in the area. From all your friends in Seagrave, thanks for tak- ing the time to get to know us and teaching us more about hfe God Bless and have a Happy Birthday (Ida Brand) If vou have any news for next week please call Marilyn Beacock at 985-3595 Ashburn Area News by Mrs. E. Heron WG° a All SUMME R Stock Must Go? 90% w uaity & tashonatie footwear at affordable p VISA & MASTERCARD ACCEPTED ces Sat 9 305 The Moms and Tots program will begin on September 26th from 9 30 to 11 30 am in the Commumty Centre This 1s a Thursday. a change in day from last vear Registration fee 1s $13 00 and anyone with pre school children. 1 vear AN ' Vv the { M 182 QUEEN STREET PORT PERRY and up. may come and enjoy the activities and fellowship of this group There will be an adventurers group star- tung for teens age 14 to 18 Call Noel and Brian Barkley for information at 655-4101 Miss Hilda Hopkins Cobblers Bench 9859860 | J Library tribute to many volunteers It's Library Week all across Ontario, and the Scugog Memorial Library on Water Street in Port Perry has many special events underway to mark the occasion. Last Saturday after- noon, area politicians took part in a ribbon cut- ting ceremony to official- ly "kick off" Library Week, and the many volunteers who con- tribute greatly to the suc- cess of the local library were honoured at a reception. Some of the events that will take place this week at the Memorial Library include a special reading this Wednesday evening at 7:30 P.M. by Canadian author Constance Beresford-Howe. She will be reading from her latest book. On Thursday afternoon Members of the Scugog Fibre Artists Group presented a beautiful wool wall hang- Moms and Tot program hosted a lovely birthday party in honour of her brother Walter last Sun- day The guests were Mr and Mrs Bill Forsythe, Mr and Mrs Stanley l.ynde, Mrs Irene Day, Mr and Mrs John Hopkins, Mr Russell Gostick and Mr and Mrs. Bill Hopkins We all wish ""Bud'™ a happy year Also visiting with them this week were Mr and Mrs Thomas Zoschka of Penetanguishene Florence Ashton and Margaret Davis attend- ed the annual meeting of the Canadian Ins Socie- 1110 Dundas Street © WHITBY-OSHAWA HONDA SALES - SERVICE - LEASING NEW & USED CARS Call... Kevin Cannon 666-1772 residence 985-2515 ty last Saturday The Rev. Roger Talbot of Toronto was the guest minister of Burns Church last Sunday His message was about 'Gratitude' and enjoyed by all who were there The Scriptures were read by Bill Burgess and Gerry Emm The next meeting of the Brooklin Horticulture Society will be Wednes- day evening. Sept 25th 'tonight) in the United (Church Hall and will take the form of a plant auction Thisis always a fun evening and everyone 1s welcome Whithy, Ontano 686-1745 starting at 2:00, there will be films at the library, and senior citizens are especially in- vited to this. At 7:00 P.M., young children will be treated to a puppet play called The Three Bears." And on Friday morning, the Library will be taking registration for Storytime. The volunteers honoured at last Satur- day's reception were Joyce Heard, Clara Mar- tyn, Margaret Cornish, Marjorie ~~ McComb, Phyllis Stones, Judy Labanovich, Gail Chellew, Marilyn Wallace, Kent and Doug Farndale, Connie Mallory, Margaret Ann Lamb, Marilyn Rushford, Emma Marten and Mr. Marten. Members of the friends of the Library group presented a cheque for $500 to the library. This group includes Bobbie Drew, Sheila Talbot, Joanne Fowler, Gail Chellew, Jean Jackman and Barb Stewart. The cheque was ac- cepted gratefully by librarian Judy McColl. Some of the many ac- tivities done by volunteers for the library includes delivery of books to senior citizens, travel club program, storytimes, programs for pre-schoolers, organiza- tion of displays and art shows, and the repair of books and shelving. The friends of the library group has been active in fund-raising for the initial building and for on-going events. ing to the Scugog Library recently. Called "Walk With Me,' the hanging is made from all natural materials, hand spun and woven. Librarian Judy MacColl is at left with group members Norene Crosier, Frances Solar and Dini Page. "HORN OF PLENTY" BAZAAR Port Perry United Church Sat., October 5th 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. "Hot Luncheon" Bake Table, Deli, - Nursery provided -- Crafts, Plants [PHILIPS L- = MODUL AR 4 SERVICING -------------- 111 {le ALLTYPES ALL MAKES STEREOS& HI FI'S THIS COUPON WORTH $5.00 OFF YOUR NEXT SERVICE CALL Serv ng Port Perry & Area tor the past PARKSIDE 723-5341 214BLOORST E 15 years & FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTRE FOR PHILIPS RCA JENITH TOSHIBA HITACHI LLOYDS MICROWAVE OVEN SERVICE NE ar Rr eR SR 0 as y . Bas a | ee ge aa SR Ret » ACE SRR hi iii A 5