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Po cntem 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 6, 1986 Public School parents fight for addition Seagrave and Area News by Patty Williams Some up-coming events that may be of interest to Seagrave residents include the following. On Wed., May 2ist the Greenbank Public School Addition Committee will be presen- 'ting to the Durham Board of Educa- tion a report outlining the school's urgent need for an addition. The committee needs the support of con- cerned parents and asks that as many as possible attend this meeting which will be held at 6:30 p.m. at 555 Rossland Rd.W. in Oshawa. Please be there - your children deserve your best effort in this matter! The U.C.W. will meet on Wed. May 14th at 8:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs. John Molenaar in Pinedale. The Sunday School Anniversary Service will be held Sunday May 25th at 11:00 a.m. at Seagrave United Church. The guest speaker will be Beaulah Buchwald, a ven- trilaquist from Oshawa. The Seagrave Playschool mothers are reminded that Wed. May 7th there will be a Mother's Day Tea Party from 10:30 to 11:30 for the morning class and 1:00 to 2:00 for the afternoon class. Mrs. Bev. Fair from Bowmanville will be there to introduce a variety of excellent children's books. On Wed. June 4th, weather permitting the children from Playschool will be taken for a little horse drawn wagon ride to en- joy the country side. What a lovely surprise when Joan & Earl Durward extended this invitiation. Thanks so much for your thoughtfulness. Please call Ann Sandiford 985-9440 with news items for next week. Church annual service Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery I'm sure everyone will be in- terested to hear that Pine Grove Church are having their annual church service May 25 at 3:00 p.m. Rev. Michael Locke will be the guest speaker and Trinity Junior Choir will supply inspirational numbers. Doug and Beth Wilson and fami- ly Marie and Earl Wilson and many other local friends and relatives at- tended the wedding in Uxbridge on Sat. of Cathy Evans and Rod dAghenhurst. Congratulations and Best Wishes for a long and happy marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson called on Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans Sun. evening, ROTARY CLUB -- ANNUAL BARBEGUE Friday, May 23rd, 1986 Tickets Now Available from any Rotarian. Keep the District Women's In- stitute annual on May 21 at Trinity United Church in mind. Faye and Keith Ashton, Robert and Jamie and Jamie's friend Kevin Lee of Bethesda had lunch with Howard and Ruth Ashton on Sun. We are all still grieving for Dan- ny who lost his life in a tragic acci- dent May 6, 1985. John and Mabel Lehane of Colum- bus visited their Aunt and Uncle Howard and Ruth Ashton after lunch on Sun. just in time for John to do the dishes. Donald Asling took part in a Church visit at Holt. After the ser- vice Don and Stella had lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Even. Alice Stevenson of Uxbridge was presented with a gift in appreciation of her more than ten years volunteer service to the Central Seven v, Chuck Preston, April 29. Association. With Alice is out-going president Cartwright High School by Christina Mchear Yes, May is here, and let's hope that we will have this warm weather that we have been promised. The Grades 12 and 13 Economic classes travelled to the Toronto Stock Exchange on April 23. The students watched a film and presen- tation and later observed the actual process from the observation room. We then had lunch at the Organ Grinder, which was quite the ex- perience. (Right, Norman and Dian- na!?!) Thank-you Miss Rumball and Mr. Tuney for supervising this trip. On Thursday, May 8 at the Blackstock Recreation Centre, the Blackstock Lioness and Cartwright High School will be presenting a fashion show. It features great looks (Hawaiian clothes) by Dianne Kross. The admission is $2.00 and door prizes may also be won. Tickets may be obtained from Cathy Paisley. House league baseball will com- mence this up-coming Wednesday. Please keep your noon-hour open for the first game. Our annual 'At Home' will be on May the 10th at the Nestleton Com- munity Hall. Parents and former students are welcome to this ex- citing event. This year, our theme is 'The Sea of Love" and the students have been busy preparing the decorations. Tickets are $15.00 per couple and $8.00 per single. who also received a gift from the Association at the annual meeting in Port Perry, 1 wid Tickets may be reserved by calling the school. Please plan to attend this formal event! Notice: Yearbooks are STILL for sale. Please get your money in as' soon as possible. Scugog island Womens Institute The District Annual has been set for Tuesday May 20th at the Stouff- ville United Church. Lunch is $5.00. A donation to the District was voted to help defray their costs. Four members will be sent to the District Annual. Eight new officers were elected. They are as follows: Secretary - Penny Kutlik, Educa- tion and Cultural Activities Con- venor - Lilo Czilock, Dish Rental - Denise Dupont, Family and Con- sumer - Affairs Convenor - Anne Evans, 2nd Vice-President - Penny Pettypiece, District Director - Helen Redman, Public Relations - Connie Haigh, Auditor - They were sworn in by District President, Alva Thompson. TRUCKLOAD OF TRUCKS Full Range of Ford Trucks starting at Last month I reported that Marilyn Fitchett had made a report, for the use of the Hall Board, on in- stalling a wheelchair ramp at the front of the Hall. In fact, it was Marilyn French who compiled the report. I greatly regret my error. The roll call for the April 16th meeting was payment of dues and the question "have you ever-had music lessons? - on the piano?" The programme highlighted the Suzuki method of teaching piano. Pat Hen- shaw, who teaches this method, showed us a very interesting video on the principles involved in this method which was developed 50 years ago to teach violin. In North America alone there are 3,500 teachers of this method. a & Taxes. DISCOUNT PACKAGES on & Sale begins on Rangers, Broncoll's F150's,4 8 4 Mon.. May 5th 5 857309: to lasso a deal \ Posie Vans : - - A) at Enterprise. Are \ 0 ($4 XZ Converted S$ Vans 5 ARAL) = - - A) N\ i "7, LITT Sree (TIS P '1 awe KY SAMY, hn sal) 815 King St.W. at Thornton Rd.Oshawa