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3 L 4 , { busi NA Ll So bindu ondottisotddinsaiot simi ait selodoe dein Seagrave and area news It isn't often that our community is called upon to mourn 2 ex-citizens at the same time. That happened last week when Mr. Burt Dowson and Mr. Vince Oto passed away. Both had lived in the village until quite recently and both had had long illnesses. Our former minister Rev. L. Critch was called upon to conduct the funeral services on Wednes- day and Thursday. Floral tributes for both men dec- orated the church on Sunday morning. We extend sym- pathy to their families. The U.C.W.'s meeting on Wednesday evening was in charge of unit 2 who took as their theme "Take Time." All devotional numbers including the topic by Mrs. B. Wanamaker, a skit by Mrs. Hutchison and Mrs. Venner and a reading by Mrs. R. Puckrin had' the same title. Mrs. Tobin occu- pied the chair. Mrs. Fishley read the scripture and Mrs. Venner had the prayer. After the long holiday the reports had to be brought up to date. The group are still solvent but must shell out for re-decorating the manse and also for the purchase of a new stove for the church kitchen. With this in mind the ladies revised their schedule of prices for meals served -- upward mostly. Church services next Sunday will be in charge of the U.C.W. but the speaker will be a man -- Glenn Wanamaker of Port Perry. The ladies served lunch at Nick Newlands farm sale on Thursday and will be doing the same for the Bill Stones on October 4. - It's party time again. The Nodwells and Mrs. Boe had an anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Heywood Short on Saturday evening combined with an ahead-of- time party for Bert Wana- maker whose birthday comes next Wednesday. Then on Sunday evening the Nodwells had a gather- ing to honour Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Short who were 25, years married on Tuesday, Sept. 11. There were about a dozen guests mostly rela- tives of the Shorts. Charlie and Barbara stayed quietly at home on their anniver- sary. but had Mrs. M. Stone as supper guest that night. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Stur- man were celebrating on Saturday too. It was their 14th anniversary. They with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rowan who were celebra- ting 11 years of married life ON THE MENU EVERYDAY Mrs. June Reid, 985-3418, JHERE. GOOD FOOD I$ It costs no more to "Eat and Mee inour NEW DINING ROOM Please do drop in & enjoy a meal inour new surroundings met friends Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sinclair and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ashby for an evening of dining and dan- cing at Rockhaven, Peterbo- rough. oo And that isn't all. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Nicholls and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Short were off together celebra- ting anniversaries. We don't know how many nor where they went. Mrs. Reid spent a short time in hospital last week but is home again now and so is her grandson Jimmy Sturman. Mr. Venner's sister, Mrs. Ruth Bowes of Owen Sound spent a few days last week with the Venners then all hands went on a trip to the Scout apple day Oct. 12 and 13 At a recent dinner and dance in Blackstock, Mr. Stanley Ploughman was presented with a 'Thirty Year Service Pin" by the Boy Scouts of Canada. Many congratulations. During a group committee meeting at the scout hall on Sunday the 16th, Mrs. Pat Boyd accepted the position, and was charged with the responsibility of 'Akela' of "A" Pack, replacing Mr. George Hall, who recently resigned. Best wishes to Pat, who has taken on a challenge of significant por- portion, and many thanks to George for his many years of dutiful service. Consideration is being given to starting a "Beaver Pack" in Port Perry. This would be an organization for boys in the 5 to 7 years of age bracket. Meetings would be held at the Scout Hall on an afternoon, following school. This would be a great starting point, for young boys planning on be- coming cubs and scouts. Anyone interested in lead- ership, assistant Leader- ship or any parents with boys of this age, please call The annual meeting will be held at the scout hall on October 28, 1973. Please make an effort to attend if you have an interest in the Scout movement. : Assistant leaders are des- perately required to help with both the Scouts and one Cub Pack. If you are inter- ested, or know of someone who may be, please contact any member of the organiz- ation, or call members of py t GSN oN TAKE-OUT ON ALL OUR MEALS Pizza and Fish & Chips to go Phone 985-2066 Ottawa area this week. Mrs. Jean Mac Taggart came back to Seagrave for a visit with Mrs. Fishley last week. -- Now that Bill Barr has returned from Japan it is safe to tell that he has been there on business for some time. Week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. R. Third were Mr. and Mrs. E. Cooper of Greensville and Mr. and Mrs. George Burnett of Palmerston. Mr. and Mrs. Clive De Leon (Mrs. Newman's sis- ter) from Florida spent a few days with the Newmans. They brought their 14 year old son to St. Andrew's College in Aurora. the Group Committee at 985-2854, 985-2286 or 985-2250. We have leaders, but re- quire helpers: No experience is necessary, just as long as you enjoy assiting young boys during these very im- pressionable years. The pay is disasterous, but the per- Ready for Men's Craft COATS 332% -339% . 350% _ spK00 Ladies Poslum COATS 345% . $50 . $550 _ 56 "e'Fall DRESSES and PANT SUITS 59% Set PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday. Sept. 19th, 1973 -- 3 Election 1973 continued : counties are joining to form TO RECAP: on October 1 only one region. Ontario you will vote for one mayor, County is joining Durham one regional councillor and County, and the two will now ope local councillor. have only one 'regional' If you live in Port Perry council. you will also vote for a So far the new county, or ward, or ordinary council- region as it is now called, is lor. Ward councillors have known as Durham. When we peep appointed by acclaim- vote October 1, we will get a ation in the townships. chance to say if we want to Take your time. Read the keep on being called pallot carefully. It is not as Durham. hard as it sounds. Trail Ride 20 mile Course Sunday, September 30th Starts at 11:00 A.M. Start at "Horse Inn' and travel through "Chalk Lake Area", then back to start. Weiner Roast Follows. ADMISSION: $1.50 per person Please contact Lorne Jones - 985-7462 Gary Thomas - 985-7245 Vivian Nicholas - 705-357-3426 (North of Utica Store to 6th Con., then West approx. 1 mile'- Watch for 'Horse Inn' signs.) A a : a Cr # Is Ve Plt 1H = The Moon lady relatives (Tobin, Abraham, Keen) attended a bridal shower for Bonnie Bridge, a neice of Newcastle on Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Roy Moon in Raglan. Church attendance was on the slim side this week. Where were all those regular attenders? Rev. Ralph Bradley again occu- pied the pulpit. S.S. was a bit better and there was quite a raid on the birthday box. Don't forget the church anniversary and Thank- offering on Sept. 30 at 11 o'clock. Rev. Milton Sander- son of Toronto will be guest speaker and special music is being provided. sonnel satisfaction it's hard to beat. Apple Day will be held on the 12th and 13th of October With apples so scarce, you couldn't do better than sup port our local boys anc purchase a shiny, delicious apple. Winter Zazie Line Arrow SHIR TS Short Sleeve 15 Discount Regularly *11%°-*10%- #9. $750 Men's BELTS $995 _ $395 _ $500