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~ News from Seagrave and area the girls write the weekly It certainly feels strangeto news column again. For the be adjusting back into my past two years its beén a real old routine and to be helping treat to sit back and read the by Betty Somerville news instead of helping ot compose it. that these girls have doue a real good job and should be PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., september 27, 1978 -- 21 commended for their dedica- ted effort. Keep up the good work girls! : Fall is back in the air I must admit waiting for you ' Ford/Mercury ate Break Loose! A new breed... Mustang'79 Dramatic sports car styling. The new Mustang has one of the most efficient aerodynamic designs of any car now built in North America, enhancing both road performance and fuel economy. Mustang '79 puts pure excitement back into driving, with precise handling from a new suspension that helps flatten corners. And Mustang offers a specially tuned suspension package for sports car-like response. Spirited performance. Mustang now has an optional Turbocharged engine, as well as a standard 2.3 litre overhead cam, plus options of V-6 or V-8 power. There's an exciting new year at your dealer. 1979 Ford LTD Introducing an all-new car for the Canadian Road...79 Ford LTD. More passenger room front and rear, more handling ease, more driver convenience and more window area than the 1978 LTD. The all-new '79 Ford LTD has been designed with more passenger réom inside, to give you greater comfort on even the longest trips. There's more $ head room, leg room and shoulder room --front and rear --than last year's LTD. The new LTD is actually easier handling and easier parking than before--something you'll appreciate in city driving. it is engineered with a new suspension system, to help smooth out the ride. -ord Mustang 2-door sedan. 1979 Marquis The totally redesigned Mercury. Ride and spacious elegance. This is the most scientifically designed Marquis in history. Without compromising its elegant appearance, it's an all-new car. Technolog- ical advances, such as all-new suspension geometry, contribute to Marquis' handling. Marquis has six-passenger roominess. More head and shoulder room, front and rear. 3.4 inches (8.6 cm) more front hip room than last year. And 30% more glass area brings the outdoors indoors. Marquis for 1979. Just one of the great new Mercury's waiting for you at your dealer today. Be sure to see LTD, Mustang, Marquis and Capri a at your Ford/Mercury dealer. <2 1904 ¥ 1979 your dealer for full details. All 1979 North American built Ford and Lincoln-Mercury cars, sold in Canada, are built with the DURAGUARD System of 7 anti-corrosion processes. And it's backed by a no-extra-charge 36-month, unlimited distance manufacturer's __ osssw--_ warranty against corrosion perforation 5 (exhaust system parts excluded). See -- -- --- Certain items illustrated are optional at additional cost. again, and many are taking chores that must be done advantage of the nice days that we've been having to also noticed a few homes in round up those outside before winter sets in. I've the community are having a little face lift with a fresh coat of paint on the trim as well as Fireplaces and Franklin heaters being in- stalled to help ease the burden of Old Man Winter. Fall is certainly a beautiful season and nothing is pret- tier than to look down into the valley and see Seagrave nestled in amongst an array of autumn colours. We hard- ly appreciate the beauty of what is around us until some- one brings it to our attention. Many residents of the community took advantage of the weather last week and attended the Lindsay Exhibi- tion. I also understand that a few are planning to journey to Wingham in Huron County this week to attend the Inter- national Plowing Match. On Tuesday of last week the Mothers Auxiliary from the Greenbank Cubs and Scouts held their fashion show in the United Church Auditorium in Port Perry. The show was well attended by the Seagrave ladies and we certainly all enjoyed it. Thanks girls for your work in organizing this event. The Seagrave Church An- niversary was held on Sun- day with the Rev. Chas Clarke as Guest Minister. Rev. Clarke gave a very inspiring service as well as hearing some lovely melodies rendered by Mrs. Porter of Oakwood and from the choir. Seagrave U.C.W. Ladies Unit I have some very at- tractive church Plates for sale. If you wish to purchase one please contact Mrs. I. Keene or Mrs. G. Wana- maker. Please make a note of Wednesday evening, October 4th at 5:30 p.m. when the Seagrave U.C.W. are plan- ning a Harvest Fest Pot Luck Supper. Each family is asked to bring something for main course and a dessert. The price has been set at $2.00 for each adult and children under 12 years $1. Lets make it a success and help support these ladies. Word also has it that the big roasting pans will soon have to be dusted off for the annual Turkey Supper the first Wednesday in Novem- ber. More details will be available in a couple of weeks. The Birthday Box this week was post-poned to next weeks Church Service. Any- one who celebrated their birthday is asked to save your pennies until then and in the meantime a Happy Birthday to you. Best Wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Puckrin as well as Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jones who celebrated their anni- versaries this week-end. Belated wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Don Beacock who also celebrated their anniversary last week-end. Mrs. Wilson Boe of Bea- verton was weekend guest with Mrs. Reta Boe. On Friday they attended the Penny Sale is Bowmanville and then called on their brother-in-law, Mr. Donald Boe who has been under the weather for sometime. Sun- day evening dinner guests at the Boe residence were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacDonald and Blanche. 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