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' 2 £ 7 o ¥ . SATIN y £ AAA SRAAS LH Crates bh LIEN ERP RRA IR C0 lis} 2 " H £6 fad Vekidd PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 8, 1975 -- 21 . News of interest from Seagrave area After a hectic. September * for a lot of Seagrave folks, October was ushered in rath- er quietly. I am contemplat- 'ing if this is just a lull before a giant storm of activities begin in our community, Help! A general meeting of _ Brownies, Cubs, Scouts and perspective Beaver parents will be 'held in Greenbank &, Hall on Thursday even ng, October9at8p.m. Due ne: poor turn out at the last meeting, it is very important that you attend. For further information about the new Beaver Colony being formed, please call 985-3573. This is a' group for 5-8 year-old boys in the Seagrave and surround- ing area. World Communion was observed in our church Sun- day. morning, as Mr. Undecided on leadership ~ question Ontario M.P. Norm Cafik claims he hasbeen approach- ed several times to vie for the provincial leadership of the Liberal party since the Sept. 18 election but remains un- decided on the question. Through his research assistant John Biermans, Mr. Cafik stated that he is satisfied with the role he has been playing in Ottawa. But that does not disguise Mr. Cafik's interest in suc- ceeding Robert Nixon, who announced' his resignation Tuesday in the Ontario - Liberals' caucus. He "wants to keep his options open'* Mr. Biermans stated. Mr. Cafik came close to winning the provincial lead- ership two years ago when he ransecond to Mr. Nixon at an Ontario Liberal convention in Toronto. He lost when former M.P.P. Donald Deacon, who had been dropped on the second last ballot, swung his support behind Mr: "Nixon to defeat the federal member on. the final ballot. There could be a second local candidate. INVEST NOW! Victoria & Grey Trust b fuoneiiond Investments 10% 5 Years INTEREST is payable half yearly or may be left to compound. » EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED ¢ 193 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-7306 Roundell and Mrs, Joan Lee led in worship and praise. At Sunday School, Lee Beacock, was our birthday boy. The general meeting of the U.C.W. will be held at the Manse in Greenbank on Wednesday, October 8 at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Venner have recently returned from a two week trip to the Maritimes with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Champ. These folks also entertained Mrs. Venner's sister, Miriam Champ ot Toronto, for the weekend. Miss Melody Anne Somer- villewas a guest at a birthday party for her cousin, Miss Leanne Munro of Epsom on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Wana- maker were entertaining this weekend. They had Mrs. Elva Martyn, Mrs. Iris Bonner, Arlene, Valerié and Tracey, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Rennick of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Martyn of Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martyn of Prince Albert and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Martyn of Scugog for Sunday dinner. Lee Beacock was guest of honour celebrating his 5th birthday with his Gramma, Mrs. Myrtie Stone, and his Mom and Dad, and Blair, for Sunday evening dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rodd's home in Manchester. Shirley and John Foster and children had Sunday lunch with. her sister, Marilyn and Don Beacock and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Puckrin and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Puckrin enjoyed the wedding _dance of their cousin, Miss "Marg Smith and Mr. Robert Keeler in Claremont Legion, Saturday evening. Miss Joyce Bruce has taken a position with the Royal Bank in Toronto. We wish her good luck and much happiness in her career. Another one of our excellent babysitters gone. The Bright family gather- ed at Lakeview Manor in Beaverton on Sunday to cele- brate Isaiah's 96th birthday. Those attending included his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bright, Mr. and Mrs. Rod Barbour of Ajax, Mr. and Mrs. George Bright and baby of Port Perry, Mr. John Bright and Mrs. Keith Bullied of Scar- borough. We are glad to report that Mrs. Sina Bright is feeling better and able to get out of hospital for a few hours during the week. We will be glad to hear when you are out of Port Perry community Hospital for good, Sina. Your correspondent thanks and appreciates all those who donated items of interest for this week's column. Please give your help next week by phoning 985-3595. The best way to have a friend is for you to be one. News from Manchester area Church Thanksgiving Sun- day, October 12at 11:15 a.m. Rev. T. Wylie in charge. The Manchester UCW will meet at the home of Mrs. Burnsell Webster, Thursday, October 9, at 2 p.m. Mrs.-Frank Way and Mrs. Hazel Rhumar of Toronto visited Mrs. Dolly Roberts last week and enjoyed, the color tour. - Mrs. Robert Campbell, Danny and Kerri, Mrs. Tony Reddick, Steven and Christine of Toronto with Mrs. Dolly Roberts on Sun. Twenty-two members of the Lamb and Moore fam- ilies enjoyed a get together -at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lamb, ar Joanne and Brian Frid of Barrie spending some time with their aunt Mrs. Bill Lamb this week. Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Mitchell attended the Salvation Army .church at Yonge and St. Clair in Toronto on Sunday for the Dedication of their youngest great granddaught- er Christine, daughter of Wendy and Doug Gillard. Mr. and Mrs. John Olexy and Mrs. Florence Wilkes of St. Catharines luncheon guests with Mr. and Mrs. L.B. Roberts on Sunday. Mrs. Lillian Wilson visited the Russell Leach family at Little Britain on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Cawker visited her sister Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tomlinson at Port Elgin over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Best visited old friends in Timmins over the weekend. orSk - new youre g of building a ym...orArts Centre... Rink...or ~ vead this, There's a new Ministry i in Ontario. The Ministry of Culture & Recreation. * Money is coming from our new Ontario Lottery, Ontario and recreational facilities in your community. There are conditions of course. But the whole story is spelled out in a little booklet we've just published,.called "How to Share in Wintario". For your free copy write to "How to Share", Queen's Park, Toronto. We've been saying, "Weall win with Wintario." Now your new Ministry is going to start making it happen. MINISTRY OF CULTURE AND RECREATION. "Wintario", for worthy projects. Projects that have to do with culture or recreation. Projects that can help enrich the lives of your fellow Ontarians. 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