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& Seagrave area news Holidays they say are for relaxation and that is just what most of us are doing. This week's column will be mainly a mixture of two weeks visitings. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Wal- lace of Bolton here to attend Roy Scott's funeral remain- ed over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Keen then on Sunday Mrs. Cora Moase of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moase arrived for a visit there. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Topp- ing of Montreal also here for the funeral stayed with Mrs. Scott for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Les Third were really busy entertain- ing last week. On Wed. they had Mr. and Mrs. Art Miller of- Agincourt and Mr. Nat Hicks and friend of Picton as supper guests. On the week end they entertained Mrs. Della Spring of Langstaff, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Third, Ginny, Val and Scott of Calgary, Mr. and Mrs. B. Third and Lori of Janetville and Mr. and Mrs. E. Cooper of Greensville. Quite a gath- ering! This week the Thirds went calling on their aunt Mrs. E. Bennet of West Hill. Last week's visitors with Mrs. Phyllis Wray and family were Mr. and Mrs. J. | | 985-2066 WHERE GOOD FOOD IS ON THE MENU EVERYDAY Reserve our FACILITIES FOR: EMIELS PLA Banquet Room e PARTIES e MEETINGS © RECEPTIONS (of groups up to 40 people) "Enjoy our cosy fireplace atmosphere" Dining and Banquet Rooms are now licenced under L.L.B.O. N JAN PORT PERRY ONTARIO MAIDEN KANADA "Devotion" Thompson and Nancy of Streetsville and Mr. Gordon Cummings of Epsom with his daughter Sharyn of Oshawa. The Wrays were the family who didn't appreciate the week end showers. Their phone, radio, T.V. ete. were knocked out by lightning. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Nod- well had a day in Hamilton last week with their daugh- ter and family. Mrs. Gladys Short's family are the busy folks right now. The Twiners and Miss Shir- ley have returned safely from the maritimes. During the week Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Patterson arrived from Manitoba for a visit and to take in the festivities connected with the marriage of Miss Brenda MacGillwray next Saturday. All the ladies were on hand for a trousseau tea held last Saturday even- ing in Sunderland. Sunday was Mr. and Mrs. Jack Short's day for enter- taining so they had the Seagrave members of the immediate families plus a few extras. They were: Mr. and Mrs. H. Short, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Short, Gordon Short ard friend, Larry Short, Mrs. Gladys Short, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Short, Mr. and Mrs. C. Patterson, Mr. \'{ " OPEN 8:30 P.M. ADMISSION $2.00 Sun.Aug ll - and Mrs. Gary Twiner, Miss Shirley Short, Mr. Vernon Gillson, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd and Mr. and Mrs. Fowler. Miss Bonnie Short is off on another camping expedition She accompanied friend Karen Solomon: and her parents of Port Perry to somewhere down east for 10 days or so. The Tobins were enter- tained by their grandson Shane Coxworth of Uxbridge last week and he was back again this Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wilson of Port Perry spent Sunday afternoon at the Clements - Belair home. Bill Wanamaker's store- keeping duties are over for another year. His father and mother have returned trom a week's trip through the east- ern slates to Lake Placid and home through southern Ontario. Young Robert and Paul Wanamaker have started visiting now. They spent several days with the Ron: Wanamakers in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Abra- ham left by rail last week for B.C. where they will visit son Barry and his family. Did they check for railway strikes this time? Mr. and Mrs. Herb Payne and family are now on. a holiday trip to Quebec. Only a few persons (the usual ones of course) had time to spend 34 of an hour at Sunday service. For the four Sundays of August we will be CLEA - LADIES BATHING SUITS Discount New Lines $119.14 SH WALLPAPER Room Lots 99° Single Roll 4 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 31, 1974 -- 3 having religious holidays a minister from Rama will 0p Rev. J. and Mrs. Roundell be on call for any emergency tc will be away from home but services. $y, Landscaping ji NEW TO THE DISTRICT, BUT NOT TO THE BUSINESS. Over 20 Years experience in _ the Landscape and Nursery __ Business. - For FREE Estimates Call 986-4771 R.R. 1, BLACKSTOCK, Hwy. 7A and West Quarter Line Arrow SHIRTS Long or Short Sleeve 0 Sem BLACK BOOTS MEN'S -- with zipper 397% - $29 LEVIS -corduroy - Brown or Blue sizes 26 to 38 spec" $ 1 4% OXFORDS Black 22° a IAL DA oT KAYSER HOSIERY gg. $90 PLATEX Soft Sider Bra New Line $550 $69 A.W. BROCK [DDDN SI2N 3 WL 0 OP JY ARES BN @) 34 O