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| 5 | Made-to-measure sun Seagrave and Area News by Marilyn Beacock This past week-end was certain- ly made-to-measure for sun-bathing and barbequeing! Love this spring weather! The news of the weck at Bugtussel Corners is the arrival of a handsome little son for our neighbours John and Donna Kent. Derrick Nicholas arrived home on Monday and judg- ing by his birth weight of a whopp- ing 10 lbs. 11 oz. it won't be long un- til he's able to play with his big sister Erin. Congratulations folks - he's a real sweetheart! The Watch family have certainly been busy this past month. On April 6 Herb and Kathy were honoured by their family at a special dinner par- ty held at the Deer Park Inn near Stouffville to celebrate the occassion of their 30th Wedding Anniversary. Best wishes for many more happy years to-gether from all your Seagrave friends. On Saturday April 26 their youngest daughter Miss Tracey Watch exchanged marriage vows with Mr. Robt. Carroll of Oshawa in a lovely ceremony held in the Col- umbus United Church. Assisting her sister as Maid of Honour was Miss Terry Watch. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Carroll - may all your days be happy ones. During the past few weeks several village families have suffered the loss of someone dear to them. We extend sympathy to Mr. Hoester- mann in the loss of his wife, to Mrs. John Bright in the sudden loss of her father, the late Mr. Fred Gordon, to Mrs. Ken Sturman in the loss of her Mother the late Mrs. Alice Rowan and to Mr. Don Hurst and sons of Honey's Corners in the untimely loss of their wife and mother the late Mrs. Blanche Hurst. Our thoughts and prayers are with these families during their sorrow. Also Mr. and Mrs. Paul Broad in the loss of daughter Karen Darlene. - Congratulations and best wishes to two R.H. Cornish teachers who have just been delivered new babies. Irene and George Manituis happily welcome a new little into their home. Her name is to be Kelley Anne and she will share her parents attention with her big sister. : Nancy and John Bark are pro- bably busy painting everything blue since their gift was a lovely baby son, Donald Stewart who arrived on April 12 and is sole heir to the throne - 80 far! Best wishes folks! We were sorry to hear of the ac- cident last week-end that sent Dan Denby of Saintfield to Sunnybrook Medical Centre and we all hope that you and your friend Scott Burke will DINK WITH US? rapidly improve Dan. The Beef Supper, as reported in last weeks news, was definitely a tremendous success and I would like to also express my appreciation to everyone who in anyway con- tributed to its success - especially my super group of young people to 'whom I'm forever indebted! Many hands make light work and that old adage was never more true than at the supper. Birthday greetings to Mr. Larry Doble who deposited money in the Don't forget your papers for Scouts S.S. Anniversary at Seagrave on PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 29, 1986 -- 17 birthday box. He used paper money so | wouldn't be able to count the thunk of the coins!! Is that fair - spoiled all my fun Larry! The Board of Stewards will be meeting in the Seagrave United Church on May 1 at 8:00 p.m. Please plan to attend this meeting. The Good Neighbours Gals will meet at the home of Marilyn Beacock on Wed. May 14 (if I can get my housecleaning done first!) Please keep in mind our annual Sun. May 25 at 11:00 a.m. Next week please call Patty Williams at 985-2453 with news items. | guvmogg io snot ig) | Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader SALINS | es: INOOHONIAI ¥31SI0YHl « | LHYINS | GYVANVLS « H3TH30UN « JHON3VHS » Don't forget to put your papers out early next Saturday morning May 3rd for those industrious boys and their helpers. Stewards and Elders of Scugog and Manchester United, please make a big effort this Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m. - April 30th to be present when 2 representatives will be pre- sent from Presbytery to discuss your future plans. Next Sunday, May 4th, after Church at Scugog United, there will be a congregational meeting to discuss financial and building plans for the Church addition. I hope you have noticed the red paint on that Patrick G. Deegan DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 305 Queen Street -- Port Perry 'Od JO '© '8 large thermometer is gradually rising. Have you heard about the Tearoom Fashion Show at the Seven Mile Island Resort, Saturday, May 10th? If you haven't had a chance to visit this famous resort at your own backdoor, here is a great opportunity. } Advance tickets are being sold so call 985-9343 or 3025. This cvent is be- ing sponsored by the Island United for their building fund. Tickets are already moving fast. 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