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Katherine Maude Cawker After an illness of two months, Katherine Maude -Cawker passed away on Wednesday, August 4, 1976. Born in Reach Township, September 10, 1884, the daughter of Jane McGregor and Chester Asling, the family moved to Epsom in 1887. She married Wilfred Clarence Coates of Orillia in "1904 who predeceased her. On September 10, 1944 she was united in 'marriage to William Weston Cawker. | A humble Christian women, she spent much of her time helping others and loved all living things especially children and flowers. . Left to mourn her loss are one son, Harold of Peter- borough, three daughters, Jean (Mrs. G. Jeffery, Epsom; Norine (Mrs. A. Thornton, Port Perry; and Isabelle (Mrs. E. Wrathall) of Port Hope. Two brothers William and Allen Asling, one' sister Mary (Mrs. T. Sager) predeceased her. She' was blessed with 10 grand- children and twenty great- grandchildren. uneral services were held on August 7 at 3:30 p.m. from Low and Low Funeral Home, Uxbridge with Rev. Archie Scott as the officiat- ing clergyman. Interment was Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. ' Pall Bearers were Chas. Bourgois, Jim Cawker, Mel Bailey, Don Smith, Keith Ashton and Joe Murczek. Flower bearers: Clarke Moore, Ricky DeShane, Dan OBITUARIES Cawker, Ron Asling and Joe Murczek, Jr. Steward M. Sweetman A local resident of Scugog Island and Port Perry all his life, Stewart McDermott Sweetman died suddenly at + Scugog Island August 7, 1976 of a heart attack. He was 67. years of age. Born in Toronto, May 28, 1909, son of the late 'Arthur Sweetman and Ellen (Mec- Dermott) Sweetman, he moved with his family -to Scugog Island at an early age. He married the former Mary Carter in 1931 and they celebrated 45 years of marr- iage this year. They lived on Scugog Island then moved to Port Perry in 1942. He went into the trucking business in 1931 and pro- gressed into the cartage bus- iness which he sold in 1948. He drove bus for DeNure Bus Lines until 1953 when he started his own garage busi- ness and became a V.W. Dealer and on later to a Chrysler Dealer for the area. He sold his business in 1969 and retired on Scugog Island where he had built his own retirement home. He was a member of Fide- lity Lodge 428 in Port Perry and an active member of Succoth Chapter R.A.M. 135 Uxbridge for 23 years and was Past Principle. He was a member of the Men's Bowling League and the Port Perry Curling Club. He was also an avid hunter and fisherman. He was a well known man Midtown Mall fat ASK ABOUT ST. CLAIR'S IN HOME DECORATING SERVICE St. Clair The Paint & Paper People 576-2431 Oshawa throughout the area and through his business. deal- ings made numerous friends and acquaintances, He is survived by his wife Mary, daughters Eleanor (Mrs. Alan Cawker), Carole (Mrs. John Carnwith) of Oshawa, Thelma (Mrs. Mike Cober) of Toronto, Beverly (Mrs. Donald Travis), sons Keith and Peter, all of Port Perry and seventeen grand- children; sisters, Bernice Sweetman, Toronto; Marg- uerite Lewis, Port Perry, Aileen Egginton, Uxbridge; Rena O'Hagen, Toronto; June Kydd, Brooklin; and brothers Norman, Uxbridge; Bruce, Toronto; and Ronald of Manitoba. He was prede- ceased by one sister Mrs. Blanche Prentice and two brothers Herbert and Amasa. Mr. Sweetman rested at McDermott-Panabaker Funeral Home and service was held on Tuesday, August 10, 1976 at 2 p.m. Interment was in Pine Grove Cemet- ery, Prince Albert. Rever- end Robert Brawn officiated. Pallbearers were friends Jack Burnham, Allan Bond, Len Hance, Carl Gimmlett, Ted Croxall and William Morgan. Alma Fowler At Port Perry Memorial Hospital on August 6, 1976, Alma Fowler passed away after several months of heart illness, in her 94th year. Born in Manvers Township on- December 22, 1882, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Holmes. She was united in marri- age with George N. Fowler in December 1905. Her husband predeceased her in December 1945. Mrs. Fowler was a member of the Blackstock United Church, the L.0.B.A. and United Church Women. Left to mourn her passing is Helen (Mrs. George Rutherford) Seagrave). Pre- deceased by daughter Georgina, one brother and two sisters. Also left to mourn her loss are grandchildren Allan and Diane, great grandchildren Danielle, Jacon, Rebecca, Jennifer and Jessica. Service was held on August 9, 1976 from the McDermott-Panabaker Fun- eral Home with interment at Cadmus Union Cemetery. Rev. V. Parsons officiated. Pall bearers were Harold Crawford, Ken Crawford, Morley Bruce, Floyd Fow- ler, Ken Levsly and Cecil Hamilton', OPEN HOUSE REGIONAL RECEPTION CENTRE STUDY What do you think about the Regional Reception Centre proposed for Uxbridge Township by the Canadian Penitentiary Service? . Read the booklet mailed recently to all residents of the Township! (Copies are still available from the Township Office: call 852-3301 or write Box 85, Goodwood, Ontario). Come and talk with members of the Steering Committee and C.P.S. Staff. Discuss with them your concerns, questions and suggestions! UXBRIDGE MUSIC HALL GOODWOOD COMMUNITY HALL ZEPHYR COMMUNITY HALL FROM 2:00 to 9:00 P.M. Monday, August 23 Tuesday, August 24 Wednesday, August 25 DISPLAYS - PICTURES - SLIDE SHOW by Mrs. Jackie Boyle All seems quiet on the Seagrave front this week. The unseasonable weather must be keeping everyone inside by the fireplace. This summer hasn't been exactly perfect holiday weather, but hopefully we're in for a long Indian summer. Our appreciation and thanks go out to Mrs. Betty Sommerville for the good job she has done reporting our new items. Good luck to you Betty in your new endeav- our. Also a thank you to Mrs. Donna Wanamaker who has agreed to take Betty's place. A special attraction is tak- ing place next Sunday, August 22 from 24 when Mr. Laurence Davis will be dis- playing his newest carvings at the Scugog Shores Mus- eum. All are invited to attend what should prove a most enjoyable afternoon. ~Our deep sympathy is ex- tended to Mrs. George Ruth- erford of Seagrave at the loss of her mother, Mrs. Alma Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. Don Beacock and boys enjoyed dinner out with Mr. and Mrs. Les Bea- cock on Sunday evening. A miscellaneous shower in honour of Miss Dianne Puck- rin was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Puckrin last Saturday. "Many ladies from the community were present to make this a most happy occasion. Master Robert Wana- maker was treated to a belated birthday party last week where many of his friends helped him cele- ' PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Aug. 18, 1976 -- 23 Seagrave and area news brate. Happy 7th birthday, Robert! Mrs. Betty Sommerville attended the Glen Major's Ladies group bazaar at the home of Mrs. Helen Johnston last Saturday. A large crowd was reported to have attend- ed to make this a very successful venture. A new bright orange roof on Highway 12 is attracting many curious people these days! Under it, I hear you can purchase fresh fruits and vegetables. Good luck to long time friends of mine, Mr. and Mrs. Bill O'Brien on their ambitious undertaking. And now for the sports highlights of the week! Seagrave baseball team met defeat Sunday evening at the hands of Valentia by a score of 16-8. Mariposa won over Little Britain 17-14. Last week Mariposa defeated Pleasant Point 28-23. Please come out and support your baseball teams. 'Phe next games will be held Sunday evening August 22 as follows: Robinglade vs Little Britain at Little Britain, Oakwood vs Valen- tia at Valentia and Seagrave vs Mariposa at Seagrave. The Seagrave game will start at 6:30 Please phone your next weeks news items to Mrs. Dianne Puckrin at 985-2489. 8 BERT FABER --~ mm -- == oO r= m New Installations Repairs - Alterations PHONE 985-3734 "Service is Our Business." 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE The 13 Scugog Rd. - BLACKSTOCK - 986-4820 (Just south of the Cenotaph) ) ) ) ) ) ; WE BUY & SELL y Crafis-Books-Furniture ; See our assortment of gifts for all occassions ! OPEN WEEKENDS ONLY Friday Saturday - August 20 & 21 FRIDAY - 9 to 9 SATURDAY - 9 to 6 e DENIM DEN e HOMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE e DAVIE PHARMACY e LORI LYNN SHOPPE e SEIGRIST'S STORE o STRAWBERRY THREADS e HOMAN'S SHOES eo ELLEN'S HOUSE OF FASHION Uxbridge End of Summer a Com Fade