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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 11, 2001 -1§ Wayne, Pam decide to move onto other interests Wanamakers close the Seagrave Store SEAGRAVE by Ann Sandiford The Seagrave communi- ty would like to say a very special thank you to Wayne and Pam Wanamaker and family who have been a great part of our area for many years. Wayne and Pam have decided to close the Seagrave Store. | know we will all be really sad to see the store close. It has been great dealing with your family over the past few years and we wish you all the very best in the future. Hope everyone enjoyed the summer this year and what a beautiful summer it was. It's hard to believe that the kids are back to school already. Congratulations to Lawrence and Eleanor Nicholls who celebrated their 48th wedding anniversary and also to Ken and Marian Short who celebrate their 49th for your favourite roast. anniversary. The Robinglade Estates Women's Group 18th sea- son is starting up again this month. Anyone wanting information call Diane Cooke at 905-985-3722. The first meeting is at the end of September. More news next week. The Seagrave Euchre Club had an enjoyable summer. The numbers were down a little, which is natural but anyone wanting to come out and enjoy an evening of euchre, please call Diane Cooke at 905- 985-3722. Many residents of Robinglade Estates wish to thank Diane Puckrin for diligently cleaning up Puckrin Drive, our entrance into Robinglade Estates. We all appreciate your work. Get well wishes from the community to Norma Adams who is a long time resident of Mariposa Estates. Hope you're feel- ing better soon. The Puckrin and Hooker families attended a dinner party recently in honour of Dianne and Gord's 25th wedding anniversary. The 95th anniversary of Crisp Two P ofato Cake - (recipe courtesy of Foodland Ontario) Layer slices of both regular and sweet potatoes to make an attractive and interesting side dish 4 aviv innnns Baking Potatoes .............. 4 2... Sweet Potatoes .............. 2 1B3cup ..... Oliveoill ................ 75 mL 2tbsp ...... Fresh thyme leaves ....... 25 mL 18D ou: 5. Pepper .................. 5 mL 1/2tsp ...... Salt & paprika ............ 2mL Preparation: 15 minutes -- cooking time 1 hour Keep baking and sweet potatoes separate, peel and slice to 1/8 inch (3 mm) thickness. In 2 large bowls, toss each type with half each of the oil, thyme, pepper, salt and paprika. In well greased 10 inch (3 L) springform pan, arrange half of the sweet potato slices over pan, overlapping slightly. Arrange half of the baking potato slices on top, overlapping. Repeat layers. Press layers down with a plate. Bake on baking sheet, uncovered, in 400°F (200°C) oven for about 1 hour or until top potatoes are brown and crispy. Let stand at room temperature for about 30 minutes. Run knife around inside rim; remove pan side and transfer potatoes to platter. Cut into wedges to serve. Makes 8 servings. MACS ARE | BACK! Pick Your Own Fri., Sat., Sun Apples available mid September call for varieties JOIN US FOR: Durham Countryside Adventure Sept. 15 & 16, 2001 & Ocala Harvest Festival Sept. 22 & 23, 2001 OCALA ORCHARDS : & WINERY the Seagrave United Church will be held on Sunday, Sept. 30 at 10 a.m. The Rev. David Reeve will be the guest speaker. More information will follow. Congratulations to Ryan and Laura Percy (Runcieman) who were married on the weekend at the Port Perry United Church with a reception following at the Oddfellows Hall in Port Perry. Laura's sister, Tara was her maid of honour with Erin Kent and Dana Jewell as brides- maids. Laura's brother Scott was an attendant and Jason (Laura's brother) and his wife Christa traveled from Innuvik to join the celebration. Happy birthday to Joan Butler and Kim Alldred. Congratulations to Barbara and Charlie Short who celebrate their 53rd wedding anniversary this Tuesday, Sept. 11. The Robinglade Corn Roast 2001 will be held Saturday, Sept. 15 at the park in Robinglade. To par- ticipate, please call Janet Vendrig at 905-985-2751 or Tracy Evans at 905-985- 9083. There will be lots of fun for all ages. It will be a eR. o RAR Wind each Farm 312 Townline Road Ashburn, ON LOB |A0 Tel: 905-655-5827 Open: Mon.-Fri. 8:30-4:30 Weekends please call in advance Apple Prices 51b bag $3.00 10 Ib bag $5.00 20 1b bag $9.00 fun night with friends, neighbours and family. There will be face painting, games, ice cream and more for the kids. Come out and meet our new neighbours. Gertrude, Neil and Donna Wanamaker attend- ed the wedding on Saturday, Sept. 8 of Gertrude's granddaughter, Sara Wanamaker to James Watson. Seagrave Church News A rally day was held Sunday at the church ser- vice when Bill Barr and Rev. Carson conducted the dedication of the Christian Education Ministry. The Sunday School staff for the first unit are Betty Lou Beacock and Eleanor Sturman. The nursery staff are Rebecca Macdonald and Vanessa Rose. The Sunday School hosted the coffee hour fol- lowing the service. Next Sunday there will be a baptism. That's it for this week. Please call Ann Sandiford at 905-985-9440. Diane Cooke did the news in July while our family was away, so | will be doing it for the month of September. pr NV -- ---- NN 5 fl Natu re's | Bounty y Farm 7/"U-PIC apples 9am-5pm daily \ Now picking Gala, ealthy & Molntosh Call 905-985-2096 |or visit our website www. naturesbountyfarm.com NN a Fundraiser is Sunday at Palmer Park Caesarea Ratepayers Association We had a good turnout of the regular members at our meeting last Friday night. We wish to thank Chris Cliff for coming out and giving us a delightful talk. 1 know that each of us gained a great deal of knowledge on the sub- ject. Please get your din- ner tickets early by phon- ing 905-986-0181 or 905- 986-1200. Our work party is still very busy weekends either cleaning up at the big pier or working away at Caesar's Cemetery. You'll see a great differ- ence once the brush is gone. As far as our work on Regional Road 57 is concerned, the construc- tion crew for the gas com- pany has stated that they'll return everything to its original form when they leave. Blackstock and District Lions Club We had a good turnout at our first dinner of the new Lions year which was catered by Foxy"s Deli in Blackstock. We just found out that the deli caters and we all enjoyed it. We had a lengthy meeting, finishing up activities from the summer and making plans for the fall. We've been asked to cook hamburgers once again for the Terry Fox Run next Sunday morning in Port Perry, so we'll see you there. We're also planning ahead to be well represented at our zone meeting in Stouffville on Wednesday, Sept. 26. The next meeting is an execu- tive meeting at Ken Hudson's on Wednesday, Sept. 12. Best wishes to Ken Lee on his birthday this Thursday, Sept. 13, to Ernie Swain on the 16th, and to Tom Barnes on the 17th. Anniversary con- gratulations go out to Sandra and Al Holdsworth on the 17th and to Chris and Don Cliff on the 18th. Road Watch There will be a meet- ing for members this Wednesday, Sept. 12 at 7 Look for the Lions cooking burgers at the Terry Fox Run CAESAREA by Albert Putsey p.m. at the new Durham Police Station on Highway 12 at 7A. The Scugog Historical Society There will be an execu- tive meeting this Thursday, Sept. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the Island Museum grounds. Church News By Val Chapman There is still much work to be done. The funds which have been raised to date are being used for materials only, while all the labour is being done by volun- ~ teers. We thank God for their continued faithful- ness and pray for the help that they still need in all areas. Fundraising is ongo- ing. On Sept. 15 and 16, Durham Adventure Tours are visiting our church as a point of interest. Our fellowship is offering a paid barbecue lunch between 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. The church is open to anyone interest- ed. Come and visit us. On Sept. 22 Caesarea Christian Fellowship and the Caesarea Ratepayers Association are joining forces to put on a family day, including kids' races in the afternoon, hot turkey/beef dinner at 6 p.m. with fireworks to fol- low. Tickets are on sale now, but they are limited so please don't miss out on the opportunity to have a great family time. We look forward to seeing you there. Joke of the Week My mind was wander- ing while my friend Don and | were fishing out on the lake. "If water is com- posed of two parts hydro- gen and one part oxy- gen," | mused, "then why doesn't it burn?" "It's much too wet," was Don's reply. Internet: www.p 75% ih pg" a RB 4 a har rns BAY So