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[ Gobbling good time at Seagrave United Church Mark your calendars as Wednesday November 7th is the date planned for the annual Seagrave Church annual Turkey Jiiner More info in the weeks to ollow. For those who belong to the- Seagrave Fellowship sisters - that time of year is fast approaching where we enjoy our pre- Christmas dinner and gift ex- change. Mark your calendars on Friday, November 23, as a good time is guaranteed. This years organizing committee is busy working on the evenings details and will put information on place, cost, time etc. in Seagrave news columns. Recently I received a lovely 10th anniversary gift from my secret sister - Thank you whoever you are, I love it and look forward to meeting you on the 23rd of November. In celebration of the Mariposa Saints winning their recent lob ball championship - the girls are having a party! Don't forget team, it's September 22 at Beavers From Page 19 present for the occasion were Neta Fish, Cadmus, and Russell & Edda Bowman, St. Christopher. After a delicious meal, they toured Port Perry and area, then returned to the Cawker farm for a social time; later a cup of tea or coffee and light refreshments were enjoyed before heading home. We shall miss Christina Henderson very much; but; she plans to return for Christmas to celebrate with daughter Chris & Cliff Davis and Scott & Carle of Hyde House, Scugog Pt. Rd., so we'll see her again soon. Marion Hal! of Wms. Point en- joyed having her son Bill of Ajax and his boys Michael & Christopher and their two friends for Sunday supper. Just imagine, Marior had five gentlemen for supper! 0 JO 50 LDEN EN [vans ove Quality & Satisfac 45 YEARS OF PERSONAL SERVICE UXBRIDGE MEMORIAL tion assured by our own Written Guarantee 852-3472 108 BROCK ST. WEST rmaessonanon sv scouest Louise's home. Happy 40th birthday to Kathy Jackson from all your friends and neighbours - hope you enjoyed the party. Happy birthday to Mark Jansen, Jamie Smith, Tim Wray, Corey Slute, Jeff Slute, Scot Run- cieman, Michael Cooke and Joan Butler. | Get well wishes to Fern Tobin and Eunice Sleep both in Oshawa General Hospital and to Luella Kennedy who is in Port Perry Hospital. Congratulations Jackson on her recent successful audition for Miller Lites. Robin Glade Estates Womens Group are reminded of their first meeting; Wed. Sept. 19th, 8:00 p.m. at Kate MacDonald's home. Membership money is due at this meeting also remember your $1.00 for the 50/50 draw and your own mug. If you are new into Robin Glade please join in on the fun. Also a reminder to Mariposa to Holly . Ladies Group - your first meeting . is Sept. 19th at 7:30 p.m. at Rose Skinners home. Seagrave United Church News Lawrence Nicholls gave a report from church on Sunday on the 33rd General Council which was held in London Ontario in August. He was the lay represen- tativefrom Lindsay Presbytery. The new moderator is Rev. Walter Farquharson who suc- ceeds the Rt. Rev. Sang Chul Lee. The Seagrave Anniversary Ser- vice will be Sunday Sept. 23rd at 11:00 a.m.. The guest speaker is Rev. Jack Griffen of Columbus United Church. Special music will be provided by Ivan Barrett on Piano, his daughter Linda Jacula on the organ and his grandson Michael Jacula on the keyboard. Seagrave Ladies are asked to bring lunch for the social hour following the service. Plans are in the making for the annual Turkey supper for Wednesday, Nov. 7th. The U.C.W is asking for donations towards the bazaar being held the same night. Please phone Ann San- diford at 985-9440 for next week. need leaders Thinking Of You Very best wishes to Leona Sadler and Irene McKee of Nestleton, who are both patients in Port Perry Community Hospital. We trust for better health soon to these good friends. Nestleton United Church OnSept. 16at11:15a.m., Art & Barb Weir were the greeters at the door. It was great to welcome back the Sunday School children and their teachers. Rev. Dale Davis taught the children a theme song. 'Walk with me, I will walk with you, and build the land, that God has planned, where love shines ' through." His message was "Becoming a Community" in which he stressed the value of our young people to our congregation; and the importance of the Ten Commandments. Special music was supplied by Herb Vine who sang '"'Just a Closer Walk" and COMPANY {MEMORIALS OF DISTINCTION IGRANITE MARBLE BRONZE CEMETERY LETTERING & RENOVATIONS CUSTOM DESIGNING & LETTERING BONDED PROPERTY MANAGEMENT INSURED CABSENT- Eze tit § HOME -- COTTAGE -- BUSINESS WATCH * Attics * Gardens * Painting * Basements * Grass - Cut & Trim * Papering * Eavestroughs * Hedges " Pools & Yards * (Garages * Leaky Taps * Windows supplied his own guitar accom- paniment. Scripture Reader was Robt. Mairs. The fine service, with Gwen Malcolm at the organ, was a great beginning for our church year. Cartwright Scouting Cartwright Scouting is re- questing that parents of the Beavers meet in the Town Hall, Blackstock, on Monday, Sept. 24 at 6:30 p.m. as there is a great concern whether there will be any Beavers this year. We haven't any full time Leaders. 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It is the regular customers that keep a small "Country" business like ours ali i >C s alive. Every season it feel see familiar faces come through our doors. > greatto With the 1991 snowmobile season fast approachin with what the business was built on oP B we havent ost fous GOOD PRICES, GREAT SERVICE, FRIENDLY KNOWLEDGABLE STAFF! LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING YOU AT THE OPEN HOUSE! * New Yamaha Snowmobiles * ATV's * Trailers * Free Draws * New Fashions * Used Snowmobiles * Refreshments * Food Meet our staff and check out the service area.' > FOR THE 90* The choice of the serious rider, 986-4437 YOUR KEY TO ALL PROPERTY MAINTENANCE 985-0069 i.