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6--PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. OCT. 17th, 1963 SEAGRAVE NEWS Mr. Wm. Martyn spent the: week-end at the home of Mr.! and Mrs. B. L. Wanamaker, | Mrs. R. Reynolds, Mrs. O. J. | Boe, Mrs. W. Keen, Mrs G. Sweetman, Mrs J. C. MacTag- | gart and Mrs. B. L. Wanamaker | were present at Mrs. Patterson's | Rug and Art Exhibition in the | Masonic Temple, on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Moase and Mr. Carl Moase of Scarboro, | also Mrs. S. Acres of Montreal | were recent visitors with Mr. | and Mrs. J. C. MacTaggart. Mr. and Mrs, Herman Sweet- | man, and Neil of Courtice, visit- | ed with Mr, and Mrs. B, L. Wanamaker on Sunday. Many of our citizens visited | Lindsay Fair and although the whole Fair was enjoyed, the R.C.M.P. Musical Ride was a spectacle not soon to be for-| gotten. All expresed the hope that this ride would long con- tinue, as something of a Cana- | dian tradition. L.Cpl. Abraham, of Canadian | Army Provost Corps, Vernon, ! B.C. spent the week-end with: his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Reg. | Abraham. Barry is at present! taking his Group 2. Course, at | Camp Borden, and will be go-' ing to Calgary, in November, | where he will be stationed in- | definitely. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bright, Miss Jean Bright, Mr. Wade Muma, of Toronto, Mr. Georg Bright and Miss Louise Moor, | of Shirley, attended the Joney- | Thompson wedding in Brooklin | on Saturday. On Sunday Miss Jean Bright, | Mr. Wade Muma and Mr. Geo. Bright motored northward to view the autumn colours, and called on: Mrs. Edith Milne, and Miss Nancy Milne in Parry | Sound. ns ! Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tannei | of British Columbia, called on Mr. and Mrs. J. C. MacTaggart | recently, but hope to return later for a visit, : Mr. Wm. Jenkins, of Hunt- | ington, Long Island, and his ne- phew Mr. Wm. Dumper, of New York, visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. MacFarlane, recently, and HOMELITE CHAIN SAW WEIGHS ONLY 19 LBS. (less bar and chain) ® Rugged die-cast unit stands up. to the toughest jobs. ¢ Smooth, free-breathing oper- "ation for trouble-free cutting. . ® New 'Perma-Hard' Tip Bar, | © New low parts prices. GET A FREE DEMONSTRATION TODAY | : | BOYNTON FARM EQUIPMENT General Repairs : and Service | R.R. 2, Port Perry, Ont. Gb 3 ; Yievens Pt | Mrs. N. Hurst read Ps. 92:1-8: | 'over the Island of Formosa, of . of the people. also called on Mr. and Mrs, T. | Henningsen. The U.C.W. which met in the S. S. Room on Wednesday even- ing, opened with hymn "Come Ye Thankful People Come", thus setting the theme for the] devotions. « Mrs. M. Bruce, leader of the South Group, was in the chair. | Ps. 105:1-6. Mrs. Bertrand read excerpts from Mrs. Dickson's letter, in which she told of the night typhoon Gloria swept the death and destruction it brought, and the great poverty Mrs. Clements then gave the story of the first thanksgiving held by the Pilgrim Fathers, but that there were many re- cords of "thanks" giving in the old testament. Mrs. Foote read a paper on "thanks" living. Mrs. A. Bruce contributed a short talk on ex- pressing our "thanks" in word and deed. Mrs. M. Bruce read a short story on Thanksgiving Day. Mrs, E. Butt followed with a Thanksgiving poem. Mrs, G. Wanamaker offered prgyer, and hymn "Sing to the Lord of Harvest" brought this part of the meeting to a close. Mrs. Bruce thanked all those who had taken part and turned the | meeting over to the President, Mrs. R. Reynolds. who wel- | comed all. The routine busi: | ness of Minutes, Roll Call, Col- | . lections, and Treasurer's report | were carried through. The Cor- responding Sec'y read two let- ters of thanks from the Fred | Victor Mission, for two lots of goods sent ta _ them. These | were made up of 40 Ibs. of | clothing, 2 large quilts, 3 crib quilts, 1 layette, and a quantity | of tomato juice, They made | «pecial mention of a donation of ! 19 pr. velvet overshoes, 7 pr. } rubber overshoes and 3 pr. children's overshoes, all new,! which had been purchased at a | very low price, another similar donation is planned. Mrs. W. King reported 3' boxes and 2 other gifts as well | as 5 Get-Well-Cards sent out. | The ladies then went on to] plan for the Annual Turkey: Dinner, for Nov. 6th -- everv- thing was worked out in detail. The Sec'y read the report of an Executive meeting, where plans | had been made for catering, for a wedding. The Theme Song, Hymn ae and the Mizpah Benediction closed the meeting. While the! hostess prepared refreshments, | Mrs. G. Wanamaker gave some highlights of the Pinedale Rally. i Go eee 3 WEEKS OVERSEAS (OCT. 1st - MAY 1st) SAVE $150. - at: 57 KING E. a A as EL) 0 LO a aan a a RECARO J "Tenders for Garbage Collector and Dog Controller VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY Sealed Tenders, separately, tor the position, of Garbzge Collector and Dog Controller, for the period of 24 months starting October 21, 1963, w:ll be received by Council. Tenders to be left with the Clerk by Friday Noon, October 18, 1963. ~ Contract Forms may be seen at the Municipal Office. Lowest or any tender net necessarily accepted. JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk, Oct. 17/63 Village of Port Perry "I'm going Wherever Canadians live and work, a local chartered bank is nearby--a familiar, friendly source of financial services. Banking in Canada has been brought to people as in few other countries--the proportion of banking centres to population is among the highest in the world. 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