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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, July 22nd, 1965 | SEAGRAVE NEWS On Thursday evening Mr. and | Lake Scugog. Mrs. Ralph Reynolds started for a drive to Oshawa with Mr. | is visiting his sister Mrs. Schod and Mrs. Bert Wanamaker, but strangely enough landed at the church where a large crowd had | have: -- f Miss Lorraine Breadon, Milli- already assembled to honour them before their departure from Seagrave. After a short program consisting of commun- ity singing ,a solo by Gordon Short, a guessing game con- ducted by Morley Bruce and an instrumental by Sylvia Wana- maker, Glenn Wanamaker as mastef of ceremonies, Ralph and Velma to the front. An address was read and 6 young people appeared bearing gifts consisting of a coffee table, a pair of end tables with matching lamps and a clock. Although taken by surprise the couple managed to thank every. one nicely and all joined in "Blest be the tie that binds". Lunch was served. Former police constable Den- nise Tobin has been kicked up- stairs and is now Detective To- bin of Oshawa Force. tulations. We have only one regret. He won't look so grand in plain clothes, as in uniform. Baseball this week consisted of two very one-sided games. On Monday Sonya defeated Fenelon 13-0, but were them- selves-blanked by Woodville on Friday. Now for the play-offs. The Nodwell travellers report a good trip so far but the wea- ther very cold, like November here without the snow. Mr. Leon Standish has re- turned from a visit to Montreal. Newly-weds Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moon spent a few days under the parental roof, while Mr. Clifford Moon accompanied his sister and her family home to Goderich for a holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bruce and family are taking a week off after haying, at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. D. Clarke, on called | Congra- | Mr. Carl Gerne of New York | and his niece Mrs. Zolitz. Visiting here just now we | ken, with her aunt Mrs. F. Nobbs. Miss Beverley McGillvray, Sunderland, with the Cliff Short |i family. : Miss Janice Dowson with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Boe. Miss Laura Mark, Toronto, with her sister Mrs. Alvin Bruce. Mrs. T. M. Lowry of Ken- tucky with her sister Mrs. Nod- well. /| Mrs. Blanche Hanvey and Mrs. Viola Tait are on a visit- ing tour. First call was on Mr. and Mrs. W. Clarke, Little Britain. Church Notes Miss Nancy Wanamaker was Seagrave's sole representative at the Vacation Bible School in Greenbank. She enjoyed it thoroughly. Her parents at- tended the closing exercises on Friday evening. Church service was in charge of Rev. Cooper this week but Rev. D. Harris will be back in the pulpit next Sunday. The annual Sunday School picnic will be held next Satur- day afternoon (July 24th) at Geneva Park. Anyone needing transportation should contact one of the Superintendents. 68 persons at Sunday School saw birthday money deposited by little Colleen Watts, aged 3, | and Mr. Lawrence Nicholls, somewhat older. Mr. Ken Stur- man was in charge and Mr. Doug McMillan read the lesson. Sunday School will be with- drawn during the month of August to give the teachers a well-earned rest. Lake Scunoo Regatta Association 33rd ANNUAL REGATTA CIVIC HOLIDAY July 31 Aug. 1-2 PUTSEY PARK and REG'S MARINA CAESAREA Saturday, July 31st -- 10:30 a.m. Parade, Beauty Contest, Field Day SUNDAY, AUGUST 1st BOATING EVENTS MONDAY, AUGUST 2nd SWIMMING EVENTS Sponsored by Lake Scugog Regatta Association A redecorated barn on 6th Con. of Uxbridge Twp. is the home of Upper Canada Academy. Noted Author At Upper Canada Academy Blanche Jefferson PhD.., from the University of Pittsburgh, will speak on "Teaching Art to Children" at Upper Canada Academy on Friday evening, July 23rd, at 8.30 p.m. Dr. Jefferson, author of the series of books, "My World of 'Art", has come to Canada es- pecially for her talk at Upper Canada Academy and will be entertained at lunch on Friday by Macmillans of Canada, her publishers in this country. After lunch she will visit with Betty | Kennedy on CFRB radio and then travel to the Academy with the Director, John Rich- mond. Parents and teachers are cor- dially invited to attend the dis- cussion for which there will be a charge of $1.50 per person. Refreshments will be served after the talk and guests will be invited to inspect the lodge. The buildings at Upper Can- ada Academy are all recon- structed early pioneer shelters, the lodge was a barn brought from Scarborough, and three log cabins from as early as 1830 | are being rebuilt on the pro-| perty. The lodge is completely furnished with antique & Viec- torian furniture. Indoor class- es are conducted at nearby Glen | Major schoolhouse. Courses in| drawing and painting commen- | ced on July 4th and will con-| tinue until August 29th, Dr. Jefferson will illustrate her lecture with examples se- lected from the work of child- ren who participate in the courses she directs throughout Pennsylvania. She was invited to speak at [ite LOTTA LOVELINES?, YOUR BEAUTY PROBLEMS WE CAN BEA WHEN HOME BEAUTY any WONT PERFORM GLENETTE BEAUTY SALON (Glenda Taylor, Prop.) 985-7991 Upper Canada Academy be- cause of her very stimulating and controversial teaching me- thods. Both parents and teach- ers will enjoy this lecture, and will be invited to join the open discussion following Dr. Jeffer- son's remarks. i The Academy is situated in Uxbridge Township, northeast of Claremont and may be reach- ed from the south by driving east from Claremont 1% miles, then north onto the Sixth line of Uxbridge, 23% miles, From the north, drive along County Road 1A, the Manchester-Good- _| wood Road, to the Sixth of Ux- bridge and south" 23% miles. Both routes are signed. Replace your old TV antenna, get Better Pictures with a New Super STARFIRE by LINDSAY'. . . CLEAR-UP YOUR TV. PICTURE With this EXTRA High Performance TV antenna and be ready for VIVID COLOUR at its best. Have the SSF-10 installed and enjoy Improved SPARK- LING black and white pictures. IN FIVE MODELS AVAILABLE AA SSF- -16 ENGINEERED FOR EXCELLENT GoLnoURn BLACK A WHITE TELEVISION RECEPTION Call ue TODAY for a Free antenna chack up and estimate PORT PERRY T.V. PHONE 985-2265 ari med eg