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5 | ;= Feir, Mr. & Mrs, Angus Gibbons, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harper and Mr. Bob Elliott called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kendall recently. Mrs. Allan Wheler of Agin- : l: uf free 4 i rj rere tlhe pL { aria Ue EERE g a? z Fo 4 a SEF 75 an z Hit Fi pre All are invited to attend 3 the Sunday School picnic to Mrs. Cliff Pilkey and Mrs.| be held on the Utica United Edna Burgar of Toronto, Mrs. BOB'S CARPENTRY . ALL PHASES OF CARPENTRY Courtesy, Imagination and Estimates -- FREE -- SEAGRAVE, ONT. -- 985-7027 Sewer Connections { And re Eeye tee § 5 z Hi Fis z 1 After I found it I looked for it The more I looked for it the less I liked it, So I brought it home in my hand Because I couldn't find it." If you can't guess the an- Mr. George Howsam, Port Perry; Mrs. Chipman, Toron to. The doctor's calls are look- .| ed forward to, whether or not you are on their list, they are all so kind and cheerful that your anxieties that looked like mountains soon become molehills. Visitors are welcome here ..| anytime from ten a.m. to ten . | p.m. The patients have many friends, and as they are frequent callers, they be- come acquainted with other patients on the corridor, and ,| stop and chat with each as they go along. We all know what friends mean to shut-ins--it is like this--Friendship. If nobody smiled and nobody cheered, And nobody helped us along; And every man looked after himself and Good things al' went to strong; If nobody cared just a little for you, And nobody thought about me, we all stood alone in the battle of life, What a dreary old world it it would be. Answer to riddle- "A Sliver" |May Return To Politics Michael Starr, former Osh- }}awa MP and labor minister in the Diefenbaker govern- ment, told the Oshawa Times recently he may run in the next federal election. Mr. Starr, now a citizen- ship judge, said there is a S| "possibility" he may run, adding that he would announ. | ce his decision when the next election is called. The former minister was y defeated by only 15 votes in a race against New Democra- tle Party candidate Ed Broad- 'bent in 1968. i Causeway Bowling Lanes, owned and operated by Frank Hastings has changed The new owners are Mr. and Mrs. James Rider, 128 Alva Street. The ownership of Port Perry and area people have enjoyed many leisure hours at the popular place. Present Mrs. James Rider. DEPARTMENT BATHING SUITS -- LADIES - 311.00-13.00 $15.00 --CHILDRENS-- $3.50 - $5.50 $6.95 took place were from left, Mrs. Frank Hastings, Mr. Frank Hastings Photo Bill Harrison: STORE