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Peale lm Poe oa 4 Spe rane (a mR Pa, AA CLL ra ed om 5 Seagrave and Area News by Marilyn Beacock With all the rain that has been fall- ing lately perhaps we should be con- sidering building an ark. There's enough water sitting in the back of our garden at the moment that I'm sure we could set it afloat! We warmly welcome a new little resident to our village. Mst. Eric Bosiljevac arrived at the home of Mike and Linda this week and judg- ing by his birth weight he'll soon be playing ball on his dad's team. Con- gratulations folks on the arrival of your first child! Best Wishes for a lifetime of good health and an abundance of hap- piness we extend to our newest newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Short who exchanged their marriage vows at the Seagrave United Church on Saturday. Bill and Penny will be taking up residence in their new home on the Short homestead following their honeymoon and we look forward to making Penny feel welcome in her new community. Last Sunday our sanctuary was filled with guests from other con- gregations as well as our own folk who were there to celebrate our Church's 80th Anniversary and to welcome back our former minister and his wife, the Rev. Jack Roundell and Alma. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bailey and their daughter Lisa of Port Perry provided excelle:t musical entertainment for us as did our own talented organist Mrs. Joan Lee and her choir. Following the service everyone retired to the base- ment for an hour of visiting with good friends and old acquaintances and also'to enjoy a tempting array of sandwiches and cookies. Don and I had the pleasure of at- tending the wedding of Miss Lee Anne Moore and Mr. Larry O'Con- nor which was held at the Sandford United Church last Saturday and we later attended the reception which was held at the Uxbridge Arena Banquet Hall. Best Wishes to this happy young couple too! While we are on the subject of weddings I would also like to wish many years of happiness to Miss Elizabeth Gibson of Port Perry who will be exchanging vows with Mr. Scott Beacock on Friday, October 10. : If anyone is interested in making a donation to the Arthritic Society please contact Mrs. Gertie Wanamaker no later than October 11 please. Plans are in full swing for our an- DICK SHINN No doubt you know this face as the ever-chipper fellow from the service dept. and the gas pumps at Dennis Anderson Chev- -Olds. You've been seeing him for many years at 268 Queen Street and now you'll be seeing him even more. : Dick has alot of experience in the auto business and he enjoys people so much, we think it's time to bring him out front as the newest member of our sales team. Dick, a resident of Port Perry, is married and has two children. HWY. 7A at WATER ST, Port Perry: 985-8401 We have "LOTS" of Reasons why ... And if you should happen in and don't see Dick at 268 Queen Street - you'll no doubt find him at our second location beside the Port Perry Plaza ... he'll probably be there winding up the best deal possible for one of your neighbours. Now's the best time for "SAVINGS" on New '86 Cars & Trucks and Demos! -- 2 LOCATIONS FILLED WITH GREAT VALUES -- DERSON 268 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY E CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE LTD Ajax Line: 427-6903 pts. nual Turkey Supper which is scheduled for Wednesday, November 5. Settings begin 4:15, 5:15, 6:15 and 7:15 p.m. Advance tickets sales are required for the 5:15 and 6:15 settings but tickets may be purchased at the door for the 4:15 and 7:15 settings if any are still available by that date. Tickets may be obtained by call- ing Keith Puckrin at 985-2489, Ger- tie Wanamaker 985-8190, Marilyn Beacock, 985-3595 or Lawrence Nichols at 1-705-357-3534. Scugog duplicate bridge scores 4 Table Howell - Avg. 3114 pts. October 1st - afternoon 1st - Bonnie & Jack Davies 39 pts. 2nd - 3 way tie - Doris Phinney & Otto Czilok, Gwen Rennie & Marie Carnegie, Audrey & Peter Francis 35 pts. 614 Table Mitchell - Avg. 52 pts. Evening N.S. 1st - Bonnie & Jack Davies 64 pts. . 2nd - Doris & John Watson 57 pts. 3rd - Audrey & Peter Francis 55 Avg. 45 E.W. 1st - Mary Taylor & John Bardeleben 56 pts. 2nd - Marie & Blake Vander vai tied with Suzanne & Eric ' combe 49 pts. SCUGOG DUPLICATE BRIDGE 3 Table Howell - afternoon - Oct. 10 - Avg. 20 Pt. 1st - Jeanne Dymond & Harold Brown - 25 pts. 2nd - Gwen Rennie & Marie Carnegie - 23 pts. 3rd - Elma Doyle & Eleanor Goulding - 20 pts. 5 Table Howell - evening - Avg. 54 Pt. 1st- Marie & Blake Vanderwater- 70 pts. 2nd - Doris & John Watson - 60 pts. 3rd - Suzanne & Eric Farncombe - 58 pts. 4th - Doris Phinney & John Bardeleben - 55 pts. 2 Table Howell - afternoon Oct. 24 - Avg. 12 pts. 1st - Grace Love & Ken Halliday 16 pts. 2nd - Doris Phinney & Otto Czilok 12 pts. 4 Table Howell - evening Avg. 18 pts. 1st - Bonnie Davies & Otto Czilok 24Y pts. 2nd - Diane Berkers & Fred Mar- shall 211% pts. 3rd - Doris & John Watson 21 pts. 193 QUEEN ST, PORT PERRY (416) 985-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE LTH Ano cre TRUST Since I844 0% 5 Year Annual Interest 10% Semi-Annually Rates Subject to Change without Notice PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 7, 1986 -- 15 How much would an ark cost to build? We are very pleased to announce that Mrs. Kaaren Johnston has kind- ly offered her assistance in taking a turn in preparing the news for this column. Kaaren was a former school teacher and now has a full- time job in Bowmanville. She is a very creative person and certainly has a talent for producing beautiful- ly crafted pieces of folk art. I am sure you'll enjoy reading her col- umn next week. Dianne, Anne and I welcome you to our "team"! We are still trying to encourage someone from Mariposa Estates to assist us with news from their cor- ner of the village. Sorry to hear Jill Coffey has not been feeling too chipper lately. Hope you'll soon be on the mend Jill! It's a sure sign Christmas is on its way when plans for our annual Fellowship Dinner are announced by the committee in charge. All ladies of the community are invited to attend this enjoyable "ladies night out" at the Gate Restaurant in Port Perry in their beautiful Oak Room on Wednesday, November 26 beginning at 6:30 p.m. The total cost of the dinner including tax and tips is $12.50 and tickets must be pur- chased in advance please. Hot turkey is the menu choice for this year and if you would like to join us please call Kathy Hatch at 985-8888 or Kathleen Brown at 985-9918 for tickets and more detailed informa- tion. I'm looking forward to it as usual! The U.C.W. ladies also wish me to remind anyone who wishes to donate craft items or bake table goodies to their Bazaar which will be held in conjuction with the Turkey Supper on November 5 that all donations would be gratefully ac- cepted and appreciated. Congratulations to Ron and Judy Sorens on the arrival of a beautiful baby daughter and a new little sister for big brother Christopher! Happy 16th Birthday to Lee Beacock who celebrated this special occasion with his family and Kris and Ethan Lavereau at a dinner: party held at the Town and Country in Scarboro on Sunday evening. Bir- thday greetings to Mst. Timothy Wray and Mr. Fred Puckrin who also are celebrating birthdays. Please call Kaaren Johnston at 985-9274 with news items for next weeks column. 1751 1986 COLOR 111 MINUTES STEREO PG-13 CLOSED CAPTION When Michael Keaton persuades a Japanese auto firm to reopen his home town's defunct auto factory, he's a hero. But when the Japanese hire him to enforce their policies among his American co-workers, he goes from hero to zero in seconds flat. It's manpower vs. horsepower on the assembly line. Salami vs. sushi in the cafeteria. And a head-on cultural collision that's enough to upset the world's balance of laughter. See how really crazy things can get when Michael Keaton's in charge. Qung Ho, a blue-collar comedy by director Ron Howard -- that could only be Made In America. > a N o! 7/ \ Cost + Western Company HOME VIDEO 4 ftp ry @ Paramus Patons Con ©1986 Paramount Pictures Corp. All Rights Reserved. © 1986 Paramount Pictures Corp All Rights Reserved 985-366 11 Scugog Street - Port Perry (Beside Rent & Save) -- OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK --