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a ne wold het BIN 4 . 3 . IN NERA A a as EL ln " Kendalls last week. -- and family were guests with 6 - PORT PERRY STAR - Thurs. September 14th, 1967 Seagrave News The Garfield Stone family are in the news again. This week it was another wedding when son No. 2 Ivan was married in St. Anne's Angli- can Church, Toronto to Miss Joy Budway, daughter.of Mr. and Mrs. John Budway of that city. Brother Glenn Stone and Miss Judy Scheater of Lindsay were members of the Wedding party and of course the family attended. There will be a miscellaneous tea for Miss Marilyn Rodd. Also to honour the same bride-to-be a group of high school girl friends held a shower on Wed. at the home of Miss Maureen Tobin. Bethel Cemetery bulletin-- There was good weather last week so nothing happened. They are working again now, With this excellent weath- er Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Mac- Farlane had a very success- ful sale on Thursday. The A AYRE SAH ys | ha A BN U.C.W. ladies also had a big afternoon selling sandwiches, pie, coke and coffee. Recent callers at the Mac- Taggart home were Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Cookman of Green- bank on Tues. and Mr. and Mrs. Hoskin on Sat. Wednesday saw a car-load of old Seagrave friends visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Crosier in Sunderland. The party was made up of Mrs. Boe, Mrs. Fishley, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Mac- Taggart. The Lloyd family were en- tertaining their grandmother Mrs. Bagshaw over the week- end. 5 {rie EN Ne TB Sah vy Ad he 4 0) NS TSP hhh Lath fy SE NE ' LF P% A) SET Y hire Sh ied 2a wl Fad Shaded Ned TH op SPL, PERN Mr. and Mrs. Rae Abraham entertained at a barbecue dinner on Sunday in honour of Miss Judy Cochrane who is leaving soon to attend York University. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Co- chrane of Nestleton, Mr. and Mrs. Don Cochrane and fa- mily of Port Perry, Mrs. Ca- therwood of Uxbridge and Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Abraham from next door. Mr. and Mrs. Gord Sweet- man spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M. Verkuyl and fa- mily in Barrie. Mayor Scott's new home is beginning to take form but is mostly underground yet. Mr. Harris made his Sept. appearance on Sunday. With the anniversary season com- ing up we can expect him again perhaps some time in October. S.S. attendance was about average and birthday gifts came from Mrs. MacTaggart, Catharine Nicholls and Shir- ley Short. Next week we would like to see a crowd for Rally Day when Mr. Terry Hodgins of Prince Albert will address the school. On Sept. 24th we invite everyone to be with us at 11 am, and 7.30 p.m. for our 60th anniversary. Speakers will be Rev. Geo. Davidson and Rev. J. K. Braham and. special music will be furn- ished by Prince Albert quar- tette in the morning and Port Perry U.C. choir in the ev ening. Calling all men willing to work (but no shirkers please) to a "bee" in the church basement at 8.30 Saturday morning. The board would like a goodly number to res- pond as they propose digging up the drainage tile and do- ing whatever is necessary to prevent basement flooding. Did you know our merch- ant will be celebrating a birthday next Saturday? Ask him which one. shower for Ivan and his bride at the church on Friday ev: |. ening. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Short have moved to town and on Wed. entertained Mrs. Stone and her mother Mrs. Osborne. On Sat. several ladies from our village appeared -in Greenbank. at the trousseau UTICA NEWS The U.C.W. Centennial Cook Books are fast disap- pearing so if yo want one call for yours, also we have Regal Christmas Cards for sale. Church Service at the usual | hr. 11 a.m. this week at Utica. The date has been set for the United Church Anniver- sary on Oct. 1st, 2 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Al- bright of Claremont visited with Mrs. Delia Harper. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Hoyle Carruthers, also Miss Lois Linton of - Uxbridge visited with Mrs. D. Harper. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mark of Montreal visited a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. Wm. Philp visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kendall recently. : Mrs. Ola Forsyth spent last | week with Mr. and id Bruce Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. M. Storie and | family enjoyed a corn roast at Mr. and Mrs. Don Vales, Claremont. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Geer spent Saturday at Pioneer! Village North Toronto. i Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Thomp- son. visiting friends -at-Sault | -- Ste. Marie for a week. ; Mrs. Marie Geer attended a Trousseau Tea for Miss Marilyn Rodd on Sat. after- | noon. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gray & David, also Mrs. Bruce Heayn Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchell on Sunday. Mr. Hathaworth of Man: chester visiting Mr. and Mrs. Watson on Sunday. 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