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.. Mrs. ERATE Ra JN TT BA pd | Eps "Bless this house Oh Lord we Pray. Make it safe by Night and Day." This is in memory of J. F. Kennedy who was assassinated Nov. "22nd, eight years ago. Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Christie were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Prouse of Ashburn and Mr. .and Mrs.' Jeffery Northey. of Oshawa. Wm. Hill of Mississauga spent = the weekend with her daughter Dear Sir: As I read the article about the policies of our local school and how Mr. Mac- * Donald is trying so hard I was: almost nauseated. "It says, in the article that he has "listened to people who have come to him," but there are .two kinds of listening, listening with your ears closed and listening with your mind open, his being thé former. About the issue ol the cafteria: teacher's have free time, when they're not _ teaching so why shouldn't students when they have spares? The teachers-have -- "lounges spread throughout the school, but what do the students have? We have the' library where even -voices -- which can't be heard by the person next to you are sought out, arid crushed 'by the * librarians, That's not our only choice. There's the siudy om News | Mrs. Stella Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Al Christie visited with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lynde of Ashburn on Wednesday of last week. Miss Brenda Payne who was home for the weekend called on Mrs. Bruce Houghland and girls on Saturday. 'Mrs. Jeffery spent Friday with her daughter: Mrs. J. Moore in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Carl robms, which are guarded by the teachers. The last choice is the old gym, a replica of an old dungeon. If you don't .believe me just eome to school and see it for yourself. His last point was about . oking on school property. In\a quote from the paper "the no-smoking. policy comes from the Board of Education and applies to all school property." What about the teachers? . If they are allowed to smoke .on "school property" why can't mature students? By mature I mean; if you're old enough to- vote you're old enough to smoke. Some of the teachers are only a few - (two - three) years older than the students. Our motto is "Out of darkness towards the light," "but someone had better find : the switch, soon! Grade 13 student, Port periy Ontario. ATTENTION All Electrolux Customers FOR GENUINE SALES AND SERVICE Phone (Oshawa Branch 723-4163 OR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE Leach 985-2525 Hank's Excavating | SEWER INSTALLATION Phone 985-2333 or Box 489 PORT PERRY "Domestic. & Industrial WIRING CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL HOME HEAT Phone: 985 - 7005 a | 274 ROSA ST. ~ PORT PERRY ~ ~~ of Oshawa and Mrs. E. Houghland of Whitby also Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor were Sunday guests with Mr, and Mrs. Bruce: Houghland and family, Those who missed the service on'Sunday at Utica are poorer than-LIt was a beautiful. service and a maginificent sermon. Our minister Robt. Thompson was in charge and the Rev. Wm. March the guest speaker. I wrote notes on that sermon so I could refer to them as my memory isn't as good as it used to be. You get excerpts occassionally as they can well bear much repeating. The U.C.W. will be first Tuesday in Decefber at Utica: Each member to bring in money bags and a fifty cent gift to be sold. Bring more than, and if you wish we may have a few visitors or some might wish to buy' two. made (not store bought). ~The sympathy of the community goes out to Mr.and Mrs. Bruce Bailey and Allen in their deep sympathy in the loss of Mrs. Bailey's 'mother. Mrs. An- drew Ashenhurst. (continued on page 6) AYLMER Remember - something you have or have Prices Effective Wed. to Sat, Nov. 24 - 27 11 oz. Btls. 3 "hh SN VIR E te Ad Bra Ne PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 24,1971 = 'Seagrave News November 21st seems early. for snowmobiling but, "believe it or not we saw a character doing just that on Sunday afternoon. Messrs. Don 'Hunter and Fred 'Golling took off on -Monday to attend the con- vention of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture held in, Hamilton this year and lasting 3 days. Mrs. Hunter teamed up with - her sister Mrs. Westlake of Stouffville for the few days but Mrs. Bolling just kept the home fires burning. On Monday, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Nobbs attended the Durham County Jersey Breeders banquet and an- nual - meeting held in Port Perry. Mr. Heywood Short wasn't disappointed this week. He arrived home from hospital on Monday. Little Wendy Puckrin is at home again from Toronto for a few days. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. B. Wanamaker and Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bruce .- and family attended the marriage of their cousin Mr. Howard Mark to Miss Olga Czorny at St. Dladimir's Cathedral in Hamilton. All remained over er night, 64 OX. 47: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott were moving around too. With their son Bev and' his wife of Oshawa they visited in Flesherton with some old huddies Mr. McLeod. Then on Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Topping came from Montreal for a few days with the Scotts and Mrs. O. Clarke of Little , Britain. ' Mrs. Jean MacTaggart is back at home again after a visit with Oshawa relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ian Fraser and small daughter of Toronto spent the weekend with the Neil Wanamakers. Sunday dinner guests at the Belairs were Mr. and Taylor and Mrs. Robt. YORK E. D. SMITH AYLMER Peanut Butter Monarch Flour Tea Bags Red Rose 60s 8c Pet Instant Milk 3w. 1.75 T.V. Dinner Trays 12 for 25¢ Cheese Flings cumisties 45 Coca Cola 40: Garden Cocktail 14 oz. Tins Choice Peas or Cream Style Corn 24 ox. 16 oz. 83: 7 Ib. 2 for yg I PLUS DEPOSIT 33 LEAN TENDER PORK LOINS i ¢ Centre Cut iy Chops or: ove wali 69 Roasts 9 MAPLE LEAF Boneless Dinner Hams FRESH MEATY SIDE Spare Ribs MAPLE LEAF Ib. Tray Pak SaISAE re Pos 59¢ CANADA PACKERS "and Mrs. Wieners ranch sive 4 9 CHARGEX CARD for GROCERIES or GAS FREE DELIVERY PRINCE ALBERT Ts 758 8 TA x TA Stephen from the Island, = Mrs. Crystal Monahan has now been posted to the Esquimalt, B.C. base of the R.C.A.F, There are rumours of a spring wedding down at the Monahans. Mr, and' Mrs, Dave Newham were at home with the Venners for the weekend. Mrs. Stinson must . like Seagrave. She has returned to her former home here. There was nothing very special about church service on Sunday morning unless it was the presence of our old friends Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nichalls and newcomers Mr. and Mrs. Ken Knight who are living in Mrs. Boe's (continued on page 6) b. 03 b. 65 USE YOUR ARON SEI ASA Na 40 rl ata a c SN a Ee r-- A -- a oh. Tao 3 Re x, Se a er wt SAR RE ey TEA a 7 Be TY hr >. -- ---- Te We -- Serra - NORM an a We RA gn rn BRL I 7 _-- Tw r\ Pm i a