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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 1, 1986 Spring injects real zest to living Seagrave and Area News by Marilyn Beacock 'Warm, sunny weather, robins chirping in the trees and spring -. bulbs peeking out of the damp earth are surely a sign of an early spring this year. What an absolutely Sgeri) Made weekand with Al these "'springy" things Lappening. DATING 438s So bei 08 frit téfveshing and invigorating season of them all. It tends to give one a real zest for life and a sincere appreciation for all. . the gifts Mother Nature bestows upon us. I'm pleased to report that John GRATITUDE Tobin is home again after having eye surgery in Oshawa last week and making a remarkable recovery. A great time to have that cataract removed John -- just in time for the bikini season! Gee, John, I was just wondering if 'watching too many bathing beauties was the cause of the problem in the first place!! It was delightful to have some of our former Seagrave residents at- tend services with us once again and of course it's always nice to welcome new folks to our church. ANNUAL Congratulations to Amy-Lynn Wanamaker who entertained us with a beautiful solo a by our talented organist Mrs. Joan Lee. Belated birthday greetings to John Hofstee and little Anja Knut- sonand her big sister Stephanie who contributed money to our birthday 'box last week. The Beacocks of No.1, Bugtussel Corners enjoyed having a feast of pancakes and fresh maple syrup at the L.O.L."s Annual Maple Syrup Festival held at Everett Prentice's on Scugog Island last Sunday. We have been enjoying this annual event for 15 years and each year it SALE ONE DAY ONLY Saturday, April 5 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. "LUKE'S \\ / COUNTRY STORE \}> -- UNIQUE GIFTS -- 2 207 QUEEN STREET - 985.3011 4) just seems to get even better -- see you again next year Everett! Several folks from this area at- tended an auction sale of antique tractors, steam engines and the like at the Wilson Sales Arena in Ux- bridge on Saturday. This mammoth display of machinery from yesteryear were part of the estate of the late Mr. Wm. Shillinglaw of Baldwin and drew a large crowd of potential buyers as well as nostagia buffs. Sympathy is extended to the fami- ly of the late Mrs. Lenore McMillan who passed away last week. The late-Mrs. McMillan resided on a farm on the east end of the Reach/Brock townline for several years, We extend sympathy to her family. The Greenbank Hall Board are to be commended on their Easter Egg Hunt which was held on Friday at Ianson Park. The kids had a super time and I'm sure they'd all like you to know how very much they ap- preciated your efforts. . With the advent of spring many birds have been making their way home often spending the winter in a warmer climate and among the many different varieties I happen- ed to notice what appeared to be a stork flying over our neighbours home trying to make a decision to touchdown or not. I think I heard him mutter som about drop- ping in again in a week or two -- I just hope he gets the right house! We're eagerly anticipating the ar- rival of our new neighbour. Have you purchased your tickets for the annual Beef Supper yet? For a cost O 47.00 for an agult cud 13 ot for children 12 and under, you'll be able to enjoy some delicious hot luscious homemade pies that are guaranteed to blow anyone's diet -- Pubs every bite! Due to limited acilities it is necessary to limit take-out dinners to no more than 20. All tickets take-outs are required to be ordered in advance of the date of the supper which is scheduled to be held at the Seagrave United Church on Thursday, April 17 with settings at 4:30, 5:30, 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. We are looking for- ward to seeing you there. For tickets please call Keith Puckrin at 985-2489; Don Hunter 985-7877; Fred Puckrin 985-2627; or Ken Short 705-357-3504. - The Good Neighbours Gals will meet at the home of their hostess Mrs. Eleanor Sturman on Wednes- day, April 9. New gals are most welcome to attend at 8:00 p.m. Donors are urgently needed to at- tend the Blood Donor Clinic at the Sunderland Legion Hall on Friday, April 4 from 2:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m.! Give the gift that counts the most -- give the gift of life! That's all the new items I have to pass along to you this week. Please call Patty Williams if you have a contribution for next weeks column. Her number is 985-2453. Richardsons honoured at 50th anniversary Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Richardson of R.R.2, Port Perry were honoured by their sons and families on the occa- sion of their 50th wedding anniver- sary at a dinner and dance held in the Oshawa Shrine Club on Satur- day, March 8. The couple were married on March 7, 1936 by the late Rev. McCormick of King Street United Church. We would like to thank our many friends and families who attended also our thanks to Mr. Wendell . McLeod for his photography, Mr. Graham Jackson for his excellent banquet arrangements to the musi- cians and everyone who helped in any way. Special thanks and love go to our - sons for their gift of a trip of our choice. We shall always cherish the memories of the evening. Congratulations were received from Madame Sauve Lt. Governor of Canada, Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, David Peterson Premier of Ontario, Mr. E. Broadbent M.P., Mr. Mike Breaugh M.P.P. and Mayor D.J. Taylor for Scugog Township. Out of town guests were from Vancouver, Chiliwack, B.C., Kansas City, Kingston, Burlington, Milton, Orono, Newcastle, Port Perey, Bowmanville and Claremont. EMIVIERSON 193 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY (416) 985-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE [8] voc LL 9% 5 Year Annual Interest 9% % Semi-Annually Rates: Subject to Change without Notice ellness | omen Planning Services. For more information call 433-8901. For registration call: 985-7686. orkshops for comes to Port Perry! TUESDAY, APRIL 15 -- 7:30 p.m. SCUGOG PUBLIC LIBRARY Who's In Ch-rge of My Health? ... TUESDAY, APRIL 22 -- 7:30 p.m. COMMUNITY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL How Do | Score? What Can | Do? (nutrition, fitness, blood pressure, lung function test, breast self examination. reproductive health ) "Women Sharing Experiences and Helping Each Other to Achieve Wellness." ALL WOMEN ARE INVITED. Fee $5.00 per evening. Co-ordinated by: Family Guest Speaker: Karen Walker