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6 -- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, April 8th, 1965 SEAGRAVE NEWS Here we go again on amar | gamation. What we suppose (and hope) to be the final ar-! rangements were made at a joint meeting of the church of- ficials of the three congrega- - tions, at Seagrave on Mar. 30. Rev. K, Crawford who has guided negotiations through out, was not present as the churches concerned had decided that with the spirit of co-opera- tion shown at previous gather- ings, it would not be necessary to have Mr. Crawford come from Omemee. Rev. D. Harris occupied the chair for most of the meeting, and Glenn Wana- maker acted 'as secretary. Officers elected for the new official board were: -- Recording Steward-- Geo. Beare Central Treasurer-- Howard McMillan M. & M. Treasurer-- Doug McMillan Lay Rep. to Presbytery-- Glenn Wanamaker Percentages for shared ex- penses were changed slightly from 649% to 60% for Green- bunk, from 24% to 25% for Seagrave and from 12% to 156% for Pinedale. As there will be much more work for the minister, both the salary and travelling exppnses were adjusted upward. Advice will be asked from Presbytery as to whether an induction service for Mr. Harris at Seagrave will be adviseable. Both units of the U.C.W. met last week:--No. 1 at the home of Mrs. Nodwell on Monday evening, and No, 2 with Mrs. R. Reynolds on Tuesday evening. EFuch unit had 17 members pre- sent. Plans were made for general meetings, for catering to sales and for providing food for the Spring Tea on April 24, The South-West ladies are sponsoring a variety entertain- ment on May 14, put on by the Scarborough AOTS(as one that serves) Glee Club. These sing- ers come well recommended. See the advertisement for fur- ther information. Some U.C.W. members met at the home of Mrs. Fishley and tied 2 quilts on Thurs. Our hospital record would be fine now if only Mr. Lloyd REQUIRES FOR for experience, 3 years. Principal and Teachers WANTED REACH TOWNSHIP SCHOOL AREA BOARD PRINCIPAL for Central School No. 2 situated at Greenbank, Ontario. ALSO -- Experienced teachers for Central Schools for -- Grades I. and IL Grades V. and VIL An Assistant to Principal (part-time). Salary schedule in effect. Basic minimum $3400. with $300. increment for first 2 years. Allowance [f Reply, stating qualifications, salary expected, name and address of last Inspector, to: MRS. PAT LOVE Secretary-Treasures R.R. 2, Port Perry. SEPTEMBER, 1965 would come home. Ernie and Sandra Verkuyl got rid of their ticublesome tonsils this week. On Monday Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gorrill of Cambray were dinner guests of their cousins Mr. and Mrs, W. Sturman, Two young ladies from Port Perry spent the week-end here. They were Miss Jill Dowson with her grand-parents Me-and'| Mrs. Boe and Miss Debbie Short with the Cliff Short fa- nly. Also from Port Perry came Mr. and Mrs. W. R, Tristram and Mr, and Mrs. J. Tristram 'and family to call on the Eagle- sons and MacTaggarts. Master Gary Williams of Goderich hag been entertaining his grandparents at their home here durjng the week. Back again to Peterboro on Sunday went Mr. and Mrs, Ken Sturman and Carol Ann. This time they are helping celebrate an anniversary for their friends Mi. and Mrs. Sinclair. For devotional at Sunday ScHool the Jr. Girl's class gave an Easter arcostic spelling out "Jesus Lives' and also sang a hymn. Catherine Nicholls, one of the class was their accom- penist, Neil Wanamaker was super- intendent and there was an at- tendance of 90. ' At the service next Sunday (Palm Sunday) the sacrament of The Lord's Supper will be observed, Easter Sunday will be "All-out" Sunday and also the occasion of the presentation and dedication of 2 crosses given by Mrs. S. Reynolds in memory of her late husband. Dame Rumour says wedding bells are in the program of a certain Sonya gentleman. This chap is quite at home at wed- dings--no problem there. Port Perry Rod & Gun Club On Thursday evening, March 18th the nfembers of the Port Perry Rod and Gun Club took a bus trip to the Sportsmen's Show. We were pleased with the good turn out, 86 in at- tendance. On the return trip, aside from . the general complaints of tired, aching feet ,all agreed it was a very good trip, and the ex- hibits were very interesting. Joanne Huston LAWRENCE'S Rexall One Cent Sale Ends Saturday, April 10th YOUR LAST CHANCE TO GET IN ON THIS GREAT MONEY SAVING EVENT SALE ITEMS INCLUDE REXAL REMEDIES, VITA- MINS, HOUSEHOLD DRUGS, ADRIENNE COSMETICS, BACHELOR TOILETRIES FOR MEN, FIRST AID SUPPLIES, STATIONERY, GREETING CARDS, SUN GLASSES AND A HOST OF SUNDRY ITEMS More Than 300 Items on This Sale 'Dial 985-2231 A. M. LAWRENCE THE REXALL STORE PORT PERRY Manchester News There was a small attendance at Church on Sunday morning to hear the very fine sermon, when Rev. Mr. Gilbert chose for his subject "The necessity of the Cross." Due to the illness of Mrs. Harvey Dobson, the U.C.W. will hold their meeting at the home|: of Mrs. Wm. Lamb on Thursday afternoon, April 8 at 2 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Howard of Copper Cliff visited her sis- ter, Mrs. Grant Franklin and family on the week-end. Mr, Dennis Thompson is a patient in Uxbridge Hospital. Best wishes for a complete re- covery. Mr. Lawrence Best suffered a badly sprained foot at work last Wednesday. Mrs. Helen Taylor and Bren- da of Stouffville visited Mrs. Crosier on Sunday. Mr. .and Mrs. Dgle Thomson and Ian of Newmarket were guests of her mother Mrs. Meta Holtby on Sunday. Mr, Frank Johnston who has been convalescing at his home here returned to-Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. A. Roach were in Toronto on the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stevens, Toronto, visited his brother Mr. Theo. Stevens and family on Sunday. UTICA NEWS Miss Phyllis Seggi and Miss Arlene Sryer of Toronto Ladies College are student teachers for Mrs. J. Crosier at the Epsom School this week. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wal- ker have moved to Brooklin, they will be greatly missed in this community. Mr. and Mrs, J. Brooks of Sunderland and Mr, and Mrs, Frank Kendall attended the Miller Paving. Employees So- cial Evening held in New Sham- rock Hotel in Toronto on Satur- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown & family visited with Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Brown on Sunday even- ing. Mr. Bruce Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Geer attended the funeral of the late Alice Fra- lick in Minising on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston of Oshawa visited on Sunday with Mrs, D. Harper. A number from here at'ended the Ice Revue sponsored by the Port Perry Skating Club on Friday evening in the Arena, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Kessel of Manchester visited with Mr. and Mrs. Berl Mit- chel on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mason of Tor- cnto have moved into the farm formerly owned by Mr, Fred Ballard. We welcome them to our community, Mr. George Watson home for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Mitchell and 'son, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gray, Mrs, Bruce Haugen and Randy and Mr. Jorrison and son of Toronto visitors with Mr. & Mrs. James Mitchell on Sunday. Don't forget the next Euchre held in Community Hall on Saturday evening April 10th. Everyone Welcome. [FRrpE---- as TR SE WE NOW CARRY A LINE OF Office Supplies {N OUR OFFICE Dror i» and see what we have to offer VC EH (| | r -- - J When you're a farmer and your own hoss, you should meet Gordon A. Prentice Box 26 PORT PERRY, Ont. Phone 985-2572 your Imperial Esso agent... who helps you get more for what you do because he's part of some- thing bigger... Imperial Oil : Ear CAA y 4 . RICASBREARE (ethan, 7 110/800 BA Hie 4 3 TATE Br NET "a L)