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G - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, April 23, 1970 Seagrave News Last week was comparativ- ely quiet for most of the folks. All we have to report "is a wig party and a euchre. Mrs. Len Somerville was hostess to some neighbours and friends on Tuesday night for the wig demonstration. Len was away at work so missed getting his wig. The Friday evening euchre was the final one for the sea- son. The really lucky players were Mrs. Venner and John Tobin, the net-so-luck, Mrs. Gladys Short and Jack Short. Our sick aren't improving very quickly, Mrs. Pearson has been moved to Oshawa hospital for further treat- ment. Bob Nodwell is still hoping to get home soon and Neil McMillan goes to Toron- to on Thursday for more tests. Week-end visitors at the Nodwell home and with Bob at the hospital were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hilbert and sons of Avoid Being Hamilton. On Monday, Mr. Disappointed and Mrs. Earle Sullivan of Book Your Toronto called. Wedding Now Last week Mr. and Mrs. Venner had a happy re-union when their son, Inspector Tom Venner of the R.C.M.P. in Edmonton visited with them for a couple of days while en route to Ottawa. Their daughter, Mrs. D. New-- man and her husband of St. Catharines were at home also On Saturday evening, Mrs. Reta Boe accompanied Mr. and Mrs. G. Wanamaker to Bowmanville for a special Call Peter Hvidsten at the Oddfellows Hall. Mr. and Mrs. J, Botterill of Scarborough visited Mrs. Jean MacTaggart on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cox- worth, Mr. and Mrs. Dane Coxworth and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Twiner of Markham were around during the week end. Misses Marilyn McMillan and Marie Raines returned from their holiday in the south on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Belair visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Tay- lor on Sunday. Everyone is happy down at the home of P.C. Jim Fishley in Oshawa. It is a girl this time, a sister for Michael, Bill Barr's class of Sr. P.S. age managed an unusual program number at S.S. when five of them appeared at the front with some mysterious parcels. The girls presented table and the boys returned the birthday box repaired & freshly painted. The first to use it were Mrs. Ken Stur man and Morley Bruce. This class had already had the superintendents table re. 'paired and refinished. > Ladies -- don't forget that Thursday night is reserved for housecleaning the church kitchen. Everything must be spick and span for the lun- -985-3089 after 5 p.m. ladies night which included cheon on April 29th. Exuberant, .. noidy...hungry...demanding. -And pe prepared. It pays, for instance, to have the full-time help of electricity on your side. A well- stocked, frost-free refrigerator-freezer. A modern electric range with time and temper-saving self-cleaning oven, Small electrical helpers for quick mixing, beating, frying, percolating, opening of cans. And with. a dishwasher, there goes another big chore. As for the laundry . . . you can forget it. An automatic washer and electric clothes dryer will take loads off your hands, anytime. It pays, too, to have lots and lots of hot water always at the ready. (You can count on a Cascade electric water heater for that one.) !. In fact, electrical help need never end -- as long as your home has ample wiring, outlets, and switches. If it hasn't, speak to a qualified contractor about Elec: "trical Modernization, (And the Hydro Finance Plan.) Make it soon. You'll be so much happier when you hear that shout, "Mom. . . we're home!" Full-time electrical help depends on up-to-date wiring .| B1239-CFP Mom...we're home! .. children. You'd better believe it. %, KY a banquet, cards and dancing a suitable cover for the S.S.|. :| It's all done by older folks Columbus, Miss Darlene Chris stayed to spend the remain- ing days before the next se- mester at' Guelph College which begins May 3rd. Michael and Gregory of Man- illa visited Mr. and Mrs. Ho- ward Ashton Wednesday ev- ening. Mrs. Ashton had visited with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cath- erwood and Brian of Brook- lin and Beth and Brian had returned home with them un- til Thursday evening. was made memorable by the lovely Hope" rendered by Mrs. Ken Catherwood and Mrs. Walter Kerry with Mrs.' K. Ashton accompanying them, . sale at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pruce Bailey and Allen The U.C.W. were priveleged to be allowed to serve lunch. We do wish to thank Hilda and Bruce and all others who Cottages Wanted | L of Roa, ht The Port Perry, Reach and Scugog Fire Department received the long awaited new fire truck from the La France Company on Thursday, April 9th. The truck which will mainly cover the two townships has a 1200 gallon water tank but also has a 550 g.p.m. pump for use on the hydrants in the village. In the above picture Mr. John Majcher (centre) owner of Majcher Pontiac-Buick, from whom the truck chassis was purchased, presents the keys to Port Perry's Deputy-Reeve, Bruce Beare (right) who is chairman of the fire commission. On the left is Deputy-Chief Jack Cook, who is in charge of the department during the illness of Chief Harvey Mahaffy. g Who's Delinquent. These words are from a song recorded recently by Sammy Davis Jr. "Kids don't make the mov- ies, they don't write the books." That paint a gay picture of gansters and crooks, They don't make the liquor, they don't run the bars, . They don't make the laws, they don't buy the cars. in any way helped to make| one evening recently. this a successful venture. Mrs. Walter Rodgers of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geer| Brooklin had all her family were supper guests with Mr. home for a week-end recent. and Mrs. A. 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