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ust where the boundaries of his community lie is hard to 1 " Feb. 6th. "hg 'in the SS. room. it was decided to extend an in- RANE NR iNT TWN OY &F bs . F{ rs USL ALT AS MY NS LIA NY SAT h, WLP 35 i BEA) yd ales farts es fF 43 ON OF] MEA Sone Pia. GAL DYE STR Sa AY aE SEE SEE WRITE AREAS WE EAS. ~~ SEAGRAVE NEWS Several of our families are passing through deep trouble this week-end due to the illness of a member. Mr. Orvel Stone, a resident for many years, lies seriously -ill in Port Perry hos- pitol. Two 'of Mr, Stone's sons, several grandchildren and great grandchildren still live here. We are thinking also of Mr) and. Mrs. Lawrence Nicholls whose sister Miss Doris DeNure passed away, 1 but we would like to men- tion another family whose luck seems "to have run out. They are the Norman Lyle family. Mrs. Lyle fell and broke her hip recently and Miss Laura was involved in an accident on Sun., This was U.C.W. week so 29 ladies met on Wednesday even- votional part of the meeting was led by Mrs. M. Bruce, leader of Unit 2, and consisted of prayer by Mrs. B. Wanamaker, Serip- ture read by Mrs. Fishley and the topic "The Two Roads" ta- ken by Mrs. Butt. Mrs. Eagle- son read two nice bits of poetry and Mrs, Barr reviewed a chap- ter of the study book on Trini- dad. - During the business session vitation to the Greenbank ladies to join with us at our service on the Word's Day of Prayer. Quite a few aprons were re- ceived for the bazaar and tea to be held in the spring. Next | month members are asked to bring parels for the "Touch and Take" booth. They were also requested. to save used postage stamps which can be sold and the proceeds used to help sup- port a-leper hospital. Mrs, Barr conducted a contest entitled "Rhyming Verses" and lunch was served. The de-| notrious escaped convicts, but same as last week--98. On Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. G. Sweetman and other members of their family attend- ed a farewell gathering in Little Britain hall in honour of Mr, and Mrs. Milford Sweetman of Oakwood: . Mr. and Mrs, Sweet- man having sold their farm are retiring to Yellowknife N.W.T, in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Couch have a new grandchild, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Couch' of Orillia. Congratulations. Visiting here lately were: Mr. Geo. Shaw of Sutton™with Mi, and Mrs. J, MacTaggart on Monday and over the week-end were Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Stur- man & children of Oshawa with other members of the Sturman family; Mr. and Mrs. J. Groves, Toronto, with the Garfield Stones, and Mr. and Mrs, Har- old Moon, Toronto with Mr. & Mrs. A. Moon, "Abroad this = week ~were= Kathie and Karen Carr with their grandfather and grand- mother Smith of Cambray, and Mrs. A. Bruce visiting relatives in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Boe are of course still in Florida. Latest property transfer here is the. farm of Mr. Bernard Standish which has been pur- chased by Mr. Silas Wilson of Agincourt. Mr, and Mrs. Stan-] dish have no definite plans as yet. John Loyd : didn't manage to claim the $2000 reward offered for information regarding the he did his best. He spotted the men near the gravel pit on Fri- day evening and reported it but the men had moved on before the police arrived. Fourteen happy members of the beginners class gave an ac- tion song at S. S. on Sunday under direction of their teachers Mrs. Chas, Short and Mrs. J. Hallet, Attendance . was the WES a PLUMBING Office LANE ELECTRIC Port Perry, Ont. 985-2473 HEATING Res. For Your ESOR FUEL --HEATING OIL-- DURING THE COMING COLD WEATHER SEE US FOR HEATING OIL We have FIRST QUALITY Furnace and Stove Oil and offer you Automatic Delivery with FREE Cleanou Service in the Spring. ? : Phone Port P2rry 985-7951 Comfort & LUMBER PLAY CORD -- vom conons" 51.35 IF KIFREAARE TES N Tei Arh | PORT PERRY STAR, Thurs, Feb. 17th, 1966 -- 3 \ \ rE A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE da AAMANNY REE YOU'RE INVITED J to our Sunworthy wallpaper sale! ¢ Hundreds of new, exciting Sunworthy patterns and textures. Sparkling ~ decorator colors--from soft muted tonés to bright, modern hues. Remem- ber, it takes Sunworthy wallpaper to bring a room to life . . . create new excitement, at down-to-earth cost. 20 PATTERNS IN Soe 69: to 1.50 Complete Selection ROOM LOTS AT from our SPECIAL BOOKS 72 PRICE 150.250 le MURALS in WALLPAPER COMPLETE ASSORTMENT fo 7 DRAPERY 1.00-1.50- 1.98 Yd. Drapery Hardware -- Complete Stock TRACKS - RODS - HOOKS - TAPES Ladies Dusters New Dresses sd, »B_ 50.9 = 8.95 S U | T g 3 Piece 12. 95 NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS poplin $1.19 - 51.29 } | New Prints 69. - 79. - MATCH . ait x af AY Int "Mways Available | va ' A - BY LN ANAESTH » ' SE 250000 LI dain dintictad didnt & ar v RG wale a =o es = To - JNA OT ~~ A wry SR a NN eS ---e STR 1 TIN a Se TN Ne = a rE mr a! Liha, RA <i % ee -- ASTRA ATE el YH Gly olor GH Rn &, -Y RRs to be rT