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SEAGRAVE NEWS The social event of this week was the farewell presentation for Mr, and Mrs, H., Eagleson, who are moving to Port Perry on Wed. These people came to our district in 1922, living for the first 21 years on the farm now. occupied by Mr. Alvin Bruce and since 1943 in Sea. grave Village, - Almost all the older families of the community were repre- sented in the fine crowd which assembled in the S.S. room on Friday evening to honour this couple. Master of ceremonies for the occasion was Mr, Morley Bruce who conducted a short program consisting of piano in- strumentals by Sylvia Wana- maker and Larry Short, a hum- orous reading by Mr. Glenn Wanamaker and a duet by Mrs. Foote and her brother Mr. Bruce Hurst. After a short singsong My. and Mrs, Eagle- an address was read and gifts presented, These gifts were a table lamp, a 'clock, a bundle buggy, a kitchen stool and a swivel rocker, - . Mr. and Mrs. Eagleson both made suitable speeches thanking everyone then Rev. W. R, Tris- tram and Rev. E. McNeil each spoke and few words and all were invited to the basement for lunch, " Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. W, Tristram and Mrs. B. Hanvey from Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wanamaker and family from Oshawa, and son were called to the frout, | Mr, and Mrs, R. Reynolds, Mrs. S. Reynolds, Rev. W. R. Tris- tram and Mr. John Tristram from Port Perry. Reading this account you might think this a quiet solemn affair, It wasn't, Mr. Eagle- son gave a demonstration of 90 yr. agility by mounting the kitchen stool like a teen ager. The funeral of the late Mr. Oryille Boe was well attended by friends from Seagrave. Mr. Car! Boe of Kingston stayed a few days with his mother who plans to remain in the family home, Miss Elizabeth Nodwell got a real thrill last week by jour- neying alone by train to Mont- real for a visit with Mrs. N. Vincent. Mr. and Mrs, Herb. Payne and family who have been trailer camping in Quebec for 2 weeks have returned home, We are sorry to note that our oldest citizen Mrs, John Short (Grandma Short) is confined to her bed at the home of her daughter Mrs. Copeland. Mrs, Short is almost 96, Mr. and Mrs. S, MacFarlane entertained their only grand- child Laureen on the bcehsion of her birthday last Sunday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Reid MacFarlane, Miss Lorna Dure and a friend from Toronto. Mr, Bob Bertrand (Al. the Second) of Oshawa has been at home for a few days helping father paint his barn, Old neighbours of the Moons, Mr. and Mrs. Cartwright of Toronto were their visitors this week-end, Mr. and Mrs, John Tobin, Mr and Mrs, Frank Tobin and Miss Maureen visited with Mr. and Mrs A. Wallace in Bolton on Saturday. HEINZ RELISHES 12 oz. 2:59: 2:58 KELLOGGS CORN FLAKES 12 Oz. Pkg. MRS. NORMAN 8:30 am, to 1 WINNER OF LAST WEEKS DRAW OR OVER FREE Devry STORE HOURS: 8.30 a.m. EXCEPT TUESDAY ; :00 p.m. SATURDAY 8:30 to 6:00 p.m. BIRKETT - 9. 3 Ib. Weight FRESH CHICKEN At Your Carload Food Mit. Prince Albert This Week's Meat Features FRESH GRADE 'A' Fry = Roast o or Barbecue L C KEN S IB. 39: LEGS or BREASTS =. 59+ BURNS, Sliced | Cooked Ham "= n. 59 a 59: PREM vuncheon meat 12. 55 3c Avg. BURNS Meher SWIFTS FRUIT DRINK FREE DRAW ON A 4 PLACE SETTING. on | A N G "OF DISHES WITH A $5.00 ORDER POWDERED DETERGENT Choc. Quick « sewer v= 5 3 AMX Be Oi Loe. Pla. JO i INST. MIK sm. . Ply. o 1 19 LIQUID SUNSHINE -9 pom. A Prices [Effective Wed. - Sat., Aug. 17 - 20 2a Ia OR On OROROT ROR OROROLOTOROTOROLO ORO OZ ORO Oa OR OR OR OR OR OR OR OR OR Oa JAVEX JOHNSON'S BABY POWDER 4 or. 39: FOOD MARKETS ACA ROAR ORR ORO OR OR OO aOR ORONO Pineapple, Grapefruit Orange or Oran.-Grapefruit 128 oz. DOPOD OOOOHE A ROROROROROROL ORO OR OR OR On Ont F Ide R45¢c 79: their Cottage at Wasago for a PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, AUGUST 18,1966 - 5 Mr, and Mrs. Allan Ashton and Michael of Epsom were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Belair, Mrs. Clements meanwhile called. on Mr. and Mrs, John Michie in Greepbank. With Mr, and Mrs. Butt on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Wright and Mr. and Mrs, Norman Deverell of Cannington also Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Glenny of Whitby. The rains were welcome in- deed but parts of the creek are still low. Should you get any cows stuck in the mud call on Glenn Wanamaker, He is an expert now. There will be no church ser- vices until Sept. 4th, -- UTICA 'Mr, and Mrs. James Philip, Mr, and Mrs. Murray Geer, Mr, and Mrs. Bert Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gray journeyed to the O'Keefe Centre on Satur- day evening, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Corbman, Mrs. Margaret Burns of Oshawa recent visitors with Mrs. Delia Harper. Mrs. N. Russnell of Oshawa spent a holiday with Mr. & Mrs. James Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mitchell are enjoying a lengthy: Bailey in England. Mrs. A. Watson and Toba are spending a few weeks in Sask- atchewan visiting relatives. Mr. Doug Geer and Mr. Bill Jordan and friends motored to Deseronto to attend the races. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kendall visited Mr. and Mrs. Maltby at few days. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Ackney visited the Kendall's on Satur- day evening, also Mrs. Muriel Fisher. Mr. and Mrs, Don Geer, Ste- phen and Keith, Mr and Mrs. Chet: Geer and Ricky attended the Fralick Reunion at Midhurst Park on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McArthur, Sonya and Sandra from Kin- tore, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Scott NEWS -- of Toronto visiting Mrs, Crosier. Glad to réport Mr. Wh T. Crosier home 'from hospital, hope he will soon be feeling better. Mr, and Mrs. J. Toogood, Mrs. McArthur and girls Mr. & Mrs. Karl Shuleman of Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs, Mer- vin Storie and girls. Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Gray, Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mitchell, also Mrs, Milt Parkins of Kinsale visited the Mitchell' S recently, See The New UNDERWOOD PORT PERRY STAR £4 8 J. 00°09 O0TeC00eCeT ce jon 32:2 ~@C 22e2:% Ce e000: Er Lu 18 rete WES 82:2:2023%:% tS 82%? 262% e2a23% 232826257, LANE | Plumbing Electric - Heating O POS O og90,0% 0% 4! OPO ogo "~ ENE SR Ot Stor ee 5 5 Fate No oes "OFFICE Jecn0808082 00 0% 4% FSAI { PORT PERRY, ONT. 985-2473 "og OPOBOP #000 0% 0%, RES. SBE EER EP RS EEF BEE OPOPOPOPOP oe 0"0,0% 0% o%e oh te, "passed the 20th day Appointment wright (at Blackstock), application, R. The Ontario Municipal Board IN THE MATTER OF Section 30 of Fhe o, Plannitg Act R.S.0. 1960 c. 2.206. Cand-- ; IN THE MATTER OF an application by The Corporation of the Township of Cartwright for approval of its Restricted Area By-Law #1124 Notice Is Herewith Given of THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appoints Monday, the 29th day of August, 1966, at the hour of eleven o'clock D.S.T. in the forenoon at the Council Chambers, in the Township of Cart- parties interested in supporting or opposing this DATED at Toronto this 26th day of July,1966, Acting Secretary. of September, 1965 For Hearing for the hearing of all SCOTT a A Ne "Wee Vin. FA a 3 Eat Sa wv, Bhar Si a oi PE at - TW Tg I we 24 ed oe 2 os . N \ Re RE Or Bes a mo. - "ru x . ~ ¥ A "nd -.