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SAVE 1lc ON -.}| Scott Family Tissue JUMBO POLY BAGS * } 6 roll pack BF c SAVE dc ON i SCOTTOWELS TWIN PACK -- 150's 2 rolls 8c JERUSH DAILY! - 'Weston or Sunbeam - Reg. 43¢ RASPBERRY DANISH BUNS l= 1 ; I LUSCIOUS, CALIFORNIA No, 1 and A he | [FRED Graves [| igi os {I +19: [legis with 15» order Deliclous, Yellow - No. 1 large SHIRO PLUMS 6 at. bsk. 79¢ LADY OALT # Large, Solid Heads, Home-grown | TE THI LETTUCE - 2for25e IAN DISH I ELS if fill Crisp - No. 1 - Large Stalks | OW i : t Ce Ty vs - 2.407 29 1 ¢ in checks of RED + YELLOW ¢ BLUE ; Re 1 New Potatoes 25 Ib. bag 89¢ 3 Hi i - SRE If (Continued from Front Page) St. Andrews-by-the-Sea was our next destination, and here we toured a lobster canning factory, and also suw some beautiful beaches. On to Woodstock and St. Leonard for the night, but befope retiring we visited the Madawaska Weavers. Our reutrn journey was on the south side of the St. Lawrence River, through Riviére-du-Loup and Trois Rivieres. We took time out to visit Montmorency Falls and St. Anne de Beaupre, then back to Quebec City for the night, and on Friday we came home via Dorval and Kingston, arri- ving in Port Perry at 10 p.m. Throughout the trip the accommo- dations were par excellence in quali- Thirty Take 14 Day Maritime Bus Tour ty, and with the exception of the first two days, which were hot, the weather was perfect for travelling. Our tour coyered 3441 miles. The passengers were a most con. genial group, there were no sickness- es to speak of, and everyone had a thoroughly enjoyable trip under the cheerful, considerate, capable super- vision of Merv and Fred DeNure, both top-ace drivers. ) Our journey came to an end too soon, but we are planning to have a supper party for the ex-travellers in September, and in the evening, about 8:00 p.m., slides of the trip will be shown. Anyone interested in seeing the slides will be welcome. The date will be announced later. Council News (Continued trom Front Page) "A strong solution of chlorine was prepared by adding '% gal. of Javex to 40 gallons of water and mixing in a 46 gal. drum. This solution was siphoned into the well by connecting a hose from ahead of the check valve into the pump casing. A residual of approximately 100 ppm was main- tained for about 5 hours and then the well was pumped to waste. May 30th--R. Templin chlorinated the well as above for 6 hours and again pumped to waste. The clorin- ator was set to maintain a residual of 1.0 ppm at the well. June Tth--T. Armstrong visited the site. The iron bacteria were absent from the water and a chlorine resi- dual of 1.0 ppm was being maintainel at the pump house. June 14th--Two 6 oz. samples for iron bacteria determination were re- quested from #2 Well. July 3rd--Report from OWRC Lab that there was no iron bacteria pre- sent in the samples received. The Division of Sanitary Engineer- ing has recommended that a chlorine residual of 1.0 ppm in the water leaving the pump house be maintain- ed until such time that chlorine té- siduals are detectable in the water from the more remote sections of the distribution system. In addition, chlorination should be accompanied by frequent flushing of hydrants." It was decided that a copy of the report from the O.W.R.C. should be given to the Waterworks Supt. LETTER from the Dept. of High- ways dated July 19, 1963 and giving approval for the Hot Mix Paving on John St. at an estimated cost of $3,013.75--By-Law #1879. Filed. MEMO -- 24 Two-Hour Parking Signs have been ordered from St. Thomas Metal Signs Ltd. St. Thomas price .....ooe $1.66 ea. Rosco price ......ciieiiinin 2.10 ea. Filed. FORM LETTER from the Dept. of Highways re Subsidy on Storm Sewers, Construction &:Maintenance. Filed. - EI SKETCH from Mr. 'Bert Simpson of the Ontario Hydro showing the me- thod of hooking a relay in series with a magnetic starter to cause all three phases to go out if any one goes out. Left with Reeve J¢J. Gibson, MEMO--Two stumps on Major St, in front of M. Rennick's property. Council decided that they should not form a policy of rémoving stumps throughout the town as this type of 'work is often costly. They-are will- ing, however, to give.the property owners permission to remove stimps if they are in their. way. LETTER from R. V. Anderson & Assoc. Ltd. dated . July. 26/63 re 1 Sanitary Sewage. Filed. ADJOURN -- On Motion Council adjourned. Carried. Seagrave Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stevenson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gray and family, Mrs. Harold Scott and family, all of Barrie; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott and family of Oakwood; Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Scott and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Jeffrey and family, all of Osh- awa; Mr, and Mrs, Harold Jeffrey and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mauricé Jeffrey and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Honey and family, all of Port Perry; and Mrs. Florence Jeffrey of Toronto, were all visitors with Mr. and Mus, Roy Scott on Sunday. Everyone was shocked when they learned of an accident, on the Seas grave Road, about 2 miles south of the village. Early Saturday morning a car driven by Mr, Glenn Dowson, with Mr. Fred Cookson as passenger was in collision with a car driven by Mr. Frank Lyle, . Mr. Cookson is in a serious condition in Oshawa Hospi- tal, where he has undergone surgery. We wish him a safe recovery. Miss Lorna Dure of Toronto has been enjoying a week's holiday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. MacFar- lane. Miss Leueen MacFarlane spent the week-end, and Mr. and Mrs. Reid MacFarlane visited, on Sunday, at the same home. Other recent visitors were Miss Sadie Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Allister McInnes, Miss Lorna Still, Mrs. D. Winston, and Mrs. J." Allbright, all of Toronto, The Mark family, long time resi- dents of this area, held a small re- union at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Martyn, Prince Albert, on Sunday afternoon. For various reasons sev- eral relatives were unable to attend. The gathering was in honour of a senior member of the family, Mrs. N. Rattenburg and her son Mr. and Murs, Earl Rattenburg and their son Craig, of De Kalb, Michigan, Those present from Seagrave were Mr. and Mrs. B L. Wanamaker, Neil and Billy and Mr. and Mrs. A. Bruce. Congratulations to Miss Jean Bright, whose baton group "Jean's Twirlers" took first place in a class of six at Peterboro on Saturday. Miss Brenda Bushby, of Oakville, was 8 week-end guest of Miss Jean Bright. = Mrs. Merle Lee of Peterboro vigited at the same home. On Sun- day Mr. Isaiah Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. G. Bright and Mrs. Merle Lee motor- ed to Belleville and visited Mr. and Mrs. Orr Shunk. They learned that Rev. and Mrs. Flindall, one time pas- tor in Seagrave, now of Wheatley, were to be dinner guests of Mr. -and Mrs. Shunk, on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Boe were enter- tained at the home of Mrs. Mary Adams, of Long Branch ,and later en- joyed seeing, "Lawrence of Arabia" at the Odeon Theatre, where it has been running for twenty-six weeks. They found it as wonderful as adver- tised. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Couch spent the first part of their twenty-fifth Wedding Anniversary picking huckle- berries, near Bala, which was more tiring than profitable. However the rest of the day was more glamorous, when they were entertained by their daughter and son- in-law Mr, And Mrs. Harold Medd, of Blackstock. They were taken entirely by surprise. Everything was beautifully arranged with Wedding Cake and lovely lunch. The guests present were their own family: (1) Mr. Jas. Couch, who is at pre- sent one of the instructors at the "Taylor boys' Stanton" Camp Ahmek, in Algonquin Park.' He was fortun. ate in being present, for he brought a group of boys to. Toronto and was able to pick up his friend, Miss Sue Bowcott - of Agincourt, take in the celebration and be back. in Toronto in- time to escort the boys back to Camp. (2) Miss Marie Couch FY friend Mr. Jack Barnett and his mother Mrs. Barnett of Toronto. (3) Roderick and Karen, Also present were Mrs. McLean and Mr. George Davey, of Port Perry; Mr. and Mrs. R. Medd and Betty of Epsom; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Vale and family of Blackwater, and Mr, and Mrs. O. J. Boe, of Seagrave. But probably the most admired guest was Debbie, the wee daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Medd, 'who is also the first grandchild, of the hon- oured couple, Mr. and Mrs, Couch. All enjoyed a happy evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Durward were greatly surprised recently when their daughter Rileen with husband Mr. Walter Dee, and. family arrived from New Brunswick. They entertained at a dinner on Sunday. The guests Were: Mrs, Waltér Durward, Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Durward and family of Sunderland; Mr. and Mrs. John Snookd, Mf. and Mrs. Lloyd Durward and family, of Port Perry; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tindall and family of Richmond Hill, as well as the mem- bers of the family at home. Mr. Walter Dee and family left on f '["Mr. and Mrs. Arnold visited friends Sunday, for a two week's vacation in Holland. Mr. and Mrs. R. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. R. Wanamaker and children at- tended the Eden Decoration Service, on Sunday, and later had supper with Mr and Mrs. S. Reynolds, in Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wilson, of Blackstock were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. R. Reynolds. } Mr. and Mrs. B. LL. Wanamaker visited on Sunday with Mrs. H. King, and Miss Louie King, of Scarboro. Mrs. A. Brown of Toronto; is holi- daying with.Mr. and Mrs. B. .. Wana- maker, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. J. Kranitz, (nee Joyce Harding) of Montreal, on the birth of a daughter, Jacqueline Kimberley, another grand- daughter, for Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Harding. Mr. and Mrs, George Ewen, of Osh. awa, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J, C. MacTaggart recently. Mr. Chas. Kiddle, of Lindsay, also called at the same home. On Sunday afternoon some mem- bers of the McTaggart family held a reunion, in the Park, at Little Britain. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dowson spent a day or two recently with Rev. B. F. and Mrs. Green, at Lucknow. The Services, in our church, will be resumed, on Sunday, Aug. 18th, with Service at 9.80 a.m. and..8. School following. The members of the U.C.W. are holding very successful Bake Sales every Friday evening from 4 o'clock until sold out, on the lawn at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. MacTag- gart. Scugog News The Orval Heayn family along with in Peterborough recently. Mrs. Watson of Toronto has been holidaying with her daughter Mrs. Nelson Reader and her family. The Eastwood family including Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Redman had a family re-union picnic recently in Whitby at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hewson. Jim Dowson with Ken Dowson and Gary "Beadle motored to Bon Echo Camp at Kaladar where they spent a pleasant change and vacation. Little Eddie Wilson was pleased to spend a few days in Oshawa with friends. Over 30 ladies of the Head U.C.W. with their children included had a lovely day for their picnic at Poplar Park. A short business meeting was held to discuss the joint meeting of "Head", "Grace", "Prospect" and "Manchester" U.C.W. to be held at the Head on' Wed. evening of Sept. 4. We also set our date for the Tur- key Supper to be held .in the Tea. Room of the Head on Wed., Sept. 25. Doreen Ashbridge was not able to be present as she and her. family were travelling in the direction of De- troit. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Manns and daughters Marilyn and Beverley are having an extended motor trip to British Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Heayn love the Haliburton district and recently had another trip up there. _ Bill and Earl Reader spent a few days fishing and visiting in 'Halibur- ton, Sudbury, North Bay and Ban- croft. During the latter part of the |- week Bill motored to Que. and N.B. Mrs. Lippington and Mark of Tor- onto spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. A. Broadie. Mrs. M. McLaren and Mrs. R. Tet- low visited recently with: Mrs. Earl Innes at her home at Ashburn. Mr, and Mrs, H. Mathews attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. Walter Bayles of Brougham on Saturday, Mr, George Jackson is home from his trip to the Canadian West. Mrs. Crooks of. Port Perry visited. with -Mri- and Mrs. D. Jackson on Sunday, $ Mr. and Mrs. M. Gerrow of Oshava: at their cottage here for two weeks. Mr. Fralick Sr., home -from Osh- awa hospital and Mr, Fralick Jr. home over the week-end." Pleased to hear both are feeling better. Mrs. H. Thomas attended the trous- seau tea of Miss Anna Wilson ap Balsam recently. } Mr. and Mrs. Vie Aldred visited . with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Aldred in Toronto on Sunday. Mrs}€. Miller and Barry of Barrie spent a few days last week with Miss Jean Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Cam Aldred spent the week-end at Algonquin Park, North- ern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Newton and fa- mily of Whitby visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. Daniels. Mr. and Mrs. D. Aldred and Bever- ley spent a few days recently in Que bee visiting with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hanis of Whitby visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Glover at.Pine Point. Miss Jane Innes of Ashburn spent the week-end with Miss Beverley Morris, Mr. and Murs. Clarence Carter and Family visited recently in Cornwall, Ottawa, Montreal and spent two days at Black Lake. . Grace Church service at 11.15 a.m. All are urged to attend. It was good to have our choir in their places on Sunday. Ashburn Mrs. M. Sparks attended a shower for Miss Barbara Lehman at thie home of Mrs. James Langstaff, Richmond Hill on Saturday. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Heron during the weck- end were: Misses Judy Bath and Donna Cromie, of Toronto; Mrs. Wm. Perry, Douglas and Baser, of Kiti- mat, B.C. Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Ashton spent the week-end at Sudbury and Mani- toulin Island. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Batten; Miss Judith Batten and Mr. Ross Batten attended the Wright-Christie wedding - in Oshawa on Saturday. Mrs. Wm. Gardner and Jean and Mrs. Russell Taylor atterided the Tay- lor picnic at Pine Ridge Pan. on Sunday. Recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Wm. Hopkins were: Mr. Chas. Slack, of Beamsville; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Johnson, of Glen Major; Miss Annie Stewart; Mrs. Jessie Van Luven and Mr. Gordon Stewart, of Oshawa; Mrs.' Eliza Biggs, of New York; Mr. Mi. chael Fedorki, of Toronto; and Mr. Ralph Walker, of Stouffville. L.A.C. Earl and Mrs. Paynter and daughters of Ottawa, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harrison. Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Heron; Misses Faye and Mary Heron and Mrs. A. Reynolds attended the Reynolds pic- nic at Sibald's Point on Saturday. Miss Judith Batten will be spend- ing the next three weeks as Junior Counsellor at the : Crusaders Bible Club Camp at Severn Bridge. Mr. and Mrs. V. Hamilton, of Belle- ville were recent visitors it thé Lome of Mr. and Mrs. G. Parrott. ~~ CAWKER BROS. Home Cured Corned Beef ..... 65°" Pickled Beef Tongues .. 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