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CONS Nv fg rE WE va fg fed 12 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Feb. 13, 1969 Seagrave From 1916 until 1919 Sea- grave congregation had as its pastor a dedicated younger man with a family of 5 child. ren. He was Rev. F. G. Job- lin who passed away last week in Port Perry. Through the years we have followed with interest and affection that family which gave three ministers to the church. Now we join with many others in expressing sympathy to them in their hour of sorrow. © We extend sympathy also to Mr. and Mrs. Barry Abra- ham living in B.C. because of the death of Mr. W. Fors- land of Vernon, B.C., father of Mrs. Abraham, Several of our young peo- ple met on Thurs. evening, Feb. 6th to re-organize and re-vitalize their Y.P.U. Mr. Critch occupied the chair for the election of officers which resulted as follows: -- Pres. -- Donna Bruce; Vice- Pres.--Gordon Short; Sec"y-- Catharine Nicholls; Treas.-- Debbie Maschke. They de- cided they would meet every other Tuesday to carry out their plans for the forthcom- ing year. Starting on Thursday Miss Elizabeth Nodwell made a 4 day visit to the winter car- nival in Quebec city. While she was away her father and mother slipped off to Hamil- ton for a week-end with Mr. and Mrs. David. The local Wanamaker fa- milies were at the Ron Wana. maker home in Oshawa on Sunday. They were celebrat- ing the 35th wedding anni- versary of father and mother Wanamaker. Mr. and Mrs. Tobin, Miss Maureen and Mr. Dave Cox- worth 'were in Bolton area on Sat. supposedly visiting the Wallace family but really having a look at the brand- new great grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace. Saturday afternoon saw Jim Gerrow of Scugog swoo- shing around the. country with Clifford Moon. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Don Bill Hilbert and News Gerrow also visited the Moon's in the evening. A nice day and clear roads helped to boost attendance on Sunday. It was nice to see continued increases at both services, with S. S. at- tendance reaching 104. The junior. class at S.S. (17 out of a possible 19) sang a hymn, and Mrs. Fishley fish- ed out enough money to de- posit quite a few birthday pennies, On Pancake Tuesday, Feb. 18th Unit 2 U.C.W, are serv- ing a pancake supper in the church basement commenc- ing at 6 o'clock. There will be a short program after everyone has had enough to eat. Senior Citizens by E. Redman Members of the Club met at the Hall on Wednesday, January 29th at 2 pm. It was decided at a previous meeting that once a month business would be discussed. The fourth Wednesday of each month would be an en- tirely social time. Second Wednesday of each month reports from committees. Two minutes silence was observed for the late Mrs. J. Purvis who passed away in Vancouver. After a few remarks by Mr. E. 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Rosenberg & Associates Bank of Nova Scotia Building, Aurora Telephone Aurora 727-9451 Fralick Insurance Agency CO-OP AND FARMERS MUTUAL LIFE - AUTO - HOME PROTECTION Phone 985-7447 social time and lunch served by group in charge. Euchre Saturday, February 15th at 830 pm. Last euchre held at the Hall was a tremendous succ- ess. 20 tables were played at and a large number patron- ized the euchre from out of town which helped a great deal to swell the funds at the Club. There are 275 clubs in Ontario and 50,000 members as told in the Club magazine received each month. There has really been a lot of work done in a few years to acc- omplish so much. Hats off to the leaders who have giv- en so much of their efforts and time. Not forgetting the members who contribute a lot also. One has to be 60 years of age: to join the club, folks are living to a greater age in these days, and these clubs are certain- ly a great benifit to all Sen- ior Citizens. . Come & enjoy a jolly time at the meeting, not forget- ting twice monthly euchres. Everyone is very friendly & reports of good social times are very gratifying. ~ Winners at Euchre on Feb. 1st as follows: High-- 'Mrs.- M.- Rowland; -2nd-=Mrs. L. Duff; Consolation--Mrs. E. Kerry. Gent's high--Mr. R. Coates; 2nd--MTr. J. Latimer; Consolation--Mr. R. St. John. Please keep in mind: meet- ings 2nd & 4th Wed. of each month; Euchres, every other Sat. at the Hall, Port Perry. Manchester ~-- Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Roberts" were with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Roberts, Tor- onto on Sunday. Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Rick Parker on the birth of their little daughter on February 7th. Mrs. June. Thompson and Miss Alice of Oshawa and Miss Karen Thompson of Western University were with the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mitchell on Sunday. Mrs. Wm McCartney was in Ottawa over the week-end Anyone interested in help- ing the choir is invited to attend choir practice in the church on Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. Spécial music is being prepared for the East- er programs, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Card and children have moved to their new home in Port Perry. HOMAN'S DEPT. STORE I as * THIS SALE IS AN AFTER-STOCKTAKING SALE OF SINGLE ITEMS, DISCONTINUED AND BROKEN LINES. * YOU'LL BE AMAZED WHEN YOU DISCOVER THE 'GIVE-AWAY" PRIZES OF ITEMS WHICH WE DON'T WANT TO CARRY OVER INTO ANOTHER WINTER SEASON. Here Are A Few Examples Of The Lines We Offer In This ODDS & ENDS SALE Ladies winter reg to 39.98 Dress COATS 51500 Mens all wool, First Quality WORSTED SUITS 5400 Ladies pile-lined Mens all weather, zip-in lined TOP COATS s16oo SKI JACKETS sGoo One rack only, ladies H DRESSES $400 TOP COATS +19w Girls winter, 4-6x and 7-14 DRESS COATS s800 Girls 4-6x and 7-14 DRESSES $300 Girls : Toddler & Baby Dresses $1.00 & s1.50 Children's size 5%-13% and 1-4 SHOES Ladies, wide variety of styles : SHOES Boy's lines, size 46x 229 each PANTS 2 pairfor sdoo $288 Only slss 2 Mens better make of CARCOATS & SKI JACKETS si14o0 reg to 29.08 Boys, size 8-18 reg to 16.98: CARCOATS & SKI JACKET S$. _sdoo] Boys pile lines and other, 4-6x | JACKETS sHoo Boys sport 8-12 and 14-18 SPORTS JACKETS & BLAZERS $500 Mens assortment of styles SHOES sGoo ad size 7-12 3.29 each PANTS 2 pair for sGoo Mens Koratron, made by Haugh's, reg 12. 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