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+ Seagrave News LJ WHICH FOLKS RELY" All was quiet on the Seagrave front last week and apparently everyone stayed at home. The only visitor noticed on Sunday was Mrs. Ombra, Clarke of Little Britain whois with the Scotts for a few days. Our old friends Mr. and Mrs. Eagleson were back last week staying with Mrs. A. Bruce and Marjorie. The occasion was certainly not a __joyous one but we were glad te see the Eaglesons looking well. Mr. and Mrs. Don Mac- Kinnon of Lucknow were with the Morley Bruce fam- ily for a couple of days. The Charles Short family dined with the Walter Fish- leys in Brooklin on Sunday evening. Twenty ladies and one gentleman met for the U.C.W. Meeting last Wed- nesday evening. The presi- dent, Mrs. Abraham was in the chair and Rev. Critch was on hand to get things started properly. "A New Start for the New Year" was the theme of the devotional. Those taking part were Mrs. Boe (prayer), Mrs. Scott (scripture), Mrs. Tobin WE ALWAYS TRY TO" BE FIT AND SPRY, WE KNOW ITS OUR SPEED AND EFFICIENCY, ON RELIABLE PLUMBING & HEATING For Information Phone Bert Faber 985-2012 areading Throughout the Coming Year Mrs. Kennedy (topic - One Step at a time), After the offering Mrs, Beacock had another read- ing Door of the New Year, Rev. Criteh then installed the officers for 1973 and the 1972 reports were received. Minutes of the executive meeting were read and the following ideas were approved. Units will remain the same as in 1972. The U.C.W. will not be sponsoring wedding showers this year. Unless you are a UCW member you will not get a sick box but you might get a card. Ladies are urged to repair any clothing etc. they are giving to the supply com- mittee. There will be a layette shower at the February meeting. ' UCW will serve lunch at the annual congregational meeting on Wednesday, Jan- uary 17th. The birthday box got the go ahead nod and so did the supply collection. Mrs. Belair and Roy Scott will audit the books. Unit 1 will plan the February meeting. After the closing hymn and- benedic- tion lunch will be served. Some of our snowmobile enthusiasts attended the Mosport races on the week- end and we hear an excitizen Bill Harper did some racing. Sunday services were rou- tine with fair attendances. Mrs. Gladys Short and Supt. Bruce Carr enjoyed the birthday greetings. Congregational meeting will be held on Wednesday night but the session can not meet until Mr. Critch has a free night. $)) ON TARGET EVERY IME Port Perry Star Hank's Excavating SEWER INSTALLATION COMPRESSOR RENTALS Dig Depths up to 18 feet. Phone 985-2333 or Box 489 PORT PERRY BACK HOE a TREASURER by January, 20th i ANNUAL MEETING Port Perry Agricultural Society <A January 25, 1973 FOR TICKETS CONTACT THE SECRETARY will be held at a DINNER MEETING CENTENNIAL TAVERN RESTAURANT | at 7:00 p.m. Thursday, Everyone Welcome 6. A. WANAMAKER In the past week members of the Chamber of Commerce have spent many nights preparing the outdoor skating rink on Lake Scugog for the Winter Carnival, February 16 - 17 - 18. Holes for cedar poles have been chopped and a snow-fence has been erected. Saturday, Sunday and Monday saw members of the C of C, Kinsmen Club and some volunteers cleaning the ice. In above photo John Williams and Len Nixon in 'Scout' move the snow from the ice while Jack Dowson, with back to camera, clears snow into the path of the plough. As of Monday night the Kinsmen had the ice completely cleared and ready for flooding. Area residents are welcome to skate on the ice at anytime. Like New Used Cars 1968 FIREBIRD 2 dr. HT., v8 Auto, P.S., Radio, WW, Mag Wheels, Yellow with black interior. Lic. 23970 . $1895. 1970 Maverick 2 door, 6 cylinder "standard, Radio, Lime green in colour. Lic. 238968. $1495. 1969 GMC Half Ton Pickup V8 Standard, Deluxe cab, Chrome trim, dark green, Lic. 799578 $1995. Buckets, 1971 JAVELIN SST 2dr. HT., V8 Auto, PS, PB, Radio, WW, WD, Vinyl Console, Orange with "black interior Lic. 53643A $2895.00 1969 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon, V8 Auto, PS, PB, WW, WD, Radio Green with matching interior. Lic. X92460. $1795. 1967 FORD LTD. 4dr. HT, V8 Auto, PS, Pb, Radio WW, WD, Beige, Black top, beige interior. Lic. 15285A $1495. 1967 METEOR 2dr. HT., V8 Auto., PS, PB, Radio, WW, WD, Gold with matching interior. Lic. 90237K. $1295. top, erin PONTIAC [210] [e] 4 LIMITED PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Port Perry 985-7309 Oshawa 655-3366