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RATA chivas ek Sol Ld bd Att -- wh poh wig rans Sabine Volusion a My a es -- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, May 13th, 1965 SEAGRAVE NEWS Mothers must have had a big day on Sunday if highway traf- fic is any indication. Perhaps tho family had the big day while mother had the prepara- tion and cleaning up. So far as church attendance is concerned we should have Mothers Day every. week, then we would see quite a few of our "not-so-regulars" and have bet- ter congregations, Oddly enough one of our very regular families, the G. Wanamakers were missing this week, They were entertaining the flu bug. Former members of our church seem to like to return home for the baptism of their children. This was apparent this week when Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Roy (Elsie Harper) and Mr. and Mrs. Earle Whittaker (Diana Stickwood) presented their young daughters Debra Jane Roy and Janice Lynne Whittaker for baptism. The third wee girl to be baptised was Dawn 'Marie Abraham, daughter of Mr. and Mts, Rae Abraham. Another departure from the regular service was the installa- tion of the five younger mem- bers of the Board of Stewards: . Mr. Lawrence Nicholls, Mr, 'Doug McMillan, Mr. Neil Wana- maker, Mr. Jim Fishley and Mr. Ken Sturman. It might be of interest-to note that the last four mentoned are also the S, S. Superintendents. At the service we welcomed Mr, and Mrs, Sinclair of Peter- boro, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sturman, Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Sturman, Oshawa with Mr. and Mrs. W. Sturman and Mrs. Co. chrane, Blackstock who came to witness the baptism. of her granddaughter Dawn Abraham, Mrs. Edgar Butt continues to make splendid progress after surgery and Mrs. N. McMillan is at home again. Some of our friends are not so fortunate, We refer to Mrs, John Tristram in Port Perry hospital for sur- gery, Mr, Wes, Crosier in Lind- say and Mr. Norman Vincent Deaths E. LORNE GRIFFIN The death occurred at his Blackstock home Friday of Erle Lorne Griffin, He was in his 66th year. He leaves his wife, Mary Ethel; a daughter, Mrs. Alfred Garrard (Jean), of Hayden; brothers, Russell Griffin, of En. niekillen, Melville of Blackstock, John of Lindsay, sisters, Mrs, Walter Rahm (Loverne), of Ty- rone; Mrs. George Bradley (Elva), of Calander; Mrs, Jack Herod (Doris) of Weston; Mrs. G. Whittaker(Marion), of Ham- fiton. The body was resting at the Port Perry Funeral Home of McDermott-Panabaker for ser. vice: on Monday at 2 pm. Burial was in Union Cemetery, Cadmus, COLLINS, Phyllis Etta (Lamb) ~--Entered into rest at the Ross' Memorial Hospital, Lindsay on Wednesday, May bth, 1966. Phyllis Lamb, wife of Leo Col- lins. Dear mother of Terrance and Joanne, Beloved daughter of Charles Lamb, M.P, and Mrs. Lamb of Lindsay, Dear sister of Douglas of Toronto; Marle (Mrs. R. Fallis) and Ken, both of Lindsay, Mrs. Collins rested at the Mackey Funeral Home, Peel Street Lindsay for funeral gervice on Saturday, May 8th at 2 pm. Interment at River- side Cemetery, Lindsay. in a Montreal hospital for treatment, Mr. Dennis Leopold of Finch- ley, North London, Eng. has been visiting Mr. and Mrs, Reid MacFarlane, Toronto, and accompanied them on a visit to Mr. and Mrs, J. S. MacFarlane on Sunday. Miss Lorna Dure and Miss Leueen MacFarlane were also in the party. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Boe seem- ed to be holding open house on Sunday. Their guests were: Mrs, Maude Boe, Mr. and Mrs. Don Boe and Jeanette, all of Bowmanville; Mr, and Mrs, Wil- son Boe of Beaverton and Mus. R. Dowson and Jill of Port Perry. To celebrate their respective wedding anniversaries on May 9 and May 10, Mr. and Mrs. J. Clarke and Mr. and Mrs. Belair spent Saturday in St. Cathar- ines, - Some time ago we reported Mrs, Grose in Toronto helping her sister Mrs. Alma Garlick attend Mrs, Garlick Sr. Next we hear Mrs. Garlick is helping Mrs. Grose in Seagrave while Mrs. Dowson did the Toronto nursing. Now another shuffle and all three women are back at their own homes, The Fishley family have re- turned from New Liskeard and advise us to wait a while before going there as the roads are still broken up. A Sunday School meeting was held on Thurs. evening with Doug McMillan presiding. The big question was what should be done with a peeling ceiling and a scuffed floor. Sev- eral estimates for the jobs were considered then .we took a good look at our bank balance and decided to wait awhile. Neil Wanamaker was asked to call a meeting of former U.P.U. mem- bers and suggest they divert a sum of money held in trust, to the reconditioning project. The Board of Stewards held a meeting on Wed. evening about furnace business and now we hear the F.L.Q. has replaced the cracked and broken win- dows in the basement. Rev. E. McNeil is completing is active ministry in a flury ing 40th Annjversary of n of activity. United Church J May 16--just another Sunday [June 20--Communion Service' May 23--Zion Annieféary June 27--Farewell service of May 30--Seagrave Anniversary the three congregations, June 6--Pleasant Pt. "Don't forget your date with Anniversary | Searbore A.0.T.S, Glee Club June 13--Special service mark-| on Fri, evening in the Church. » Your Neighbourhood PHARMACISTS, ANNOUNCE Additional hours for dispensing your prescriptions Beginning May 10, one pharmacy will be open 7.30 to 9.00 p.m. every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Open each Friday evening until 9 p.m. as usual. For emergency service at other fies, call your Pharmacist at his home. y S. R. BRUTON, Phm. B. A. M. LAWRENCE, Phm. B. « / Come in and test your Olds-resistance during Trade 'N' Travel Time Admiring a picture of the 65 Oldsmobile is one thing. Eventually, you will turn the page. But sitting behind the wheel of a beautiful new Olds--now that's something else. If you don't believe us, try it. Come in now, during Trade 'N' Travel Time and slip into a new Olds. Take a moment or two to admire your surroundings. Then ease it out onto the open road. Feel the luxurious, quiet comfort, the smooth, powerful response to your slightest touch. It gets to you--this 65 Oldsmobile. A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE Gong to New York? See the GENERAL MOTORS FUTURAMA at the New York World's Falr. Something else: when you ask about the price you'll get a surprise too. You'll find it's much easier than you ever thought to become an Oldsmobile owner. Especially now during Trade 'N' Travel Time when your present car can bring top dollar. So go see your Oldsmobile dealer. Trade today...and ' travel away in a luxurious new Olds. ww ObIDS | | (The one in the picture is a Dynamic 88 Celebrity Sedan) 0.4850 i / | it's Trade 'N' Travel Time... At Your Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Dealer's Now | . TRADE HE TRAVEL Authorized Oldsmobile dealer in Port Perry 100A AWAY BEARE MOTORS LTD. 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