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> UTICA Service in the United Church next Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev, A. G. Rice, B.A, of Port Perry will be in charge and Mr. David McKinley of Epsom will be taking service at Port Perry United Church. Mr, and Mrs. James Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mitchell attended the Gray - Colton wed- ding in Uxbridge on Saturday. Mr, and Mrs, Mort Lock of Toronto visited with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Brown on Wednesday, Mr. James Philip & Barry visited in Bruno Quebec with Mr. and Mrs. Don Sooley, Kaye returning with them for a holi- day. Mr and Mrs Don Sooley returned home on Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Kendall visited with Mr, and Mrs, Joe! Ward, Whitby, on Thursday Ea AR SOT La FRET 5 . 3 ~ hdl cine Seca i --_t Oa) ' Be Ba 4 VY ER) ¢ 0% Ar parted daipatahivanh thls usual still trai dad NEWS evening, Mrs. Lorraine McArthur of Port Perry visited with Mr. and Mus. Mervin Storie on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harper of Oshawa and Mr, and Mrs, Percy Moore of Buffalo visited with Mrs. D. Harper on Thurs- day. Callers with Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchells on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. W, J, Mitchell, Mrs. Chas. Williams, Port Perry Mike and Jim Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs, Doug. McKinley, Willowdale, visited with Mr, & Mus. Bruce Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. Chet Geers on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kendall visited with Mr. and Mrs, Gor- don Hawes of Whitby on Sun. day. SEAGRAVE NEWS The best attended event of this week was a community shower on Friday evening in honour of Miss Donna Downey, Oshawa and our Mr, Jim Fish- ley. The S. S. room was filled with well-wishers when Glenn Wanamaker took his place as chairman and started the even- ing with a round of community singing with Mrs, Tobin in her usual place. The short program consisted of a duet by Sharyn Short and Marilyn McMillan, a piano instrumental by Nancy Wanamaker and a series of jokes by Morley Bruce. After an address was read the couple opened their many nice gifts, "Thank-yous" were said and lunch served. That same evening Mrs, Joe Stone entertained for her sister ONTARIO COUNTY MASS TB SURVEY Clinic Testing Clinic Reading & Location Date Hours X-Ray Date LEASKDALE Mon. 7:30-9:30 Thurs. St. Paul's Church Apr. 25 p.m. Apr. 28 ZEPHYR Tues. 2-5 p.m. Fri. Mi Cemmunity Hall Apr. 26 7-10 p.m. Apr. 29 M F A PORT PERRY Wed. 3-5 p.m. Mon. A Municipal Office Apr. 27 7-10 p.m. May 2 S Thurs. 2-5 p.m. Tues. S Apr. 28 7-10 p.m. May 3 9 Fri. 2-5 p.m. Wed. 4 Apr. 29 7-10 p.m. May 4 SUNDERLAND Mon. 2-5 p.m. Thurs. T Town Hall May 2 7-10 p.m. May 5 T CANNINGTON Tues. 2-5 p.m. Fri. i) B I.0.O.F. Hall May 83 7-10 p.m. May 6 BEAVERTON Wed. 2-56 p.m.' Mon. St. Paul's Church May 4 7-10 p.m. May 9 0) BRECHIN Thurs. 2-6 p.m. Tues. U U St. Andrew's Hall May 6 7-10 p.m. May 10 R UDNEY Fri. 2-5 p.m. Wed. R Vv Community Centre May 6 May 11 Vv UPTERGROVE Fri. 7-10 p.m. Wed. E St. Columbkille May 6 May 11 Ek Parish Hall Y Y COOPER'S FALLS Mon. 2-5 p.m. Thurs. Ramona Hall May 9 May 12 LONGFORD Mon. 7-10 p.m. Thurs. Union Hall May 9 May 12 ATHERLEY Tues. 2-5 p.m. Fri. United Church May 10 7-10 p.m. May 18 REMEMBER ...... : . The Heaf Tuberculin Test Is USELESS Unless You Have It READ Brought To You Under The Auspices Of The [J] Ontario County Tuberculosis & Health Assoc. (CLIP THIS FOR REFERENCE) Miss Donna Graham another May bride-to-be. The next community is plan- ned for Friday, May 6th, Don't forget it. Only 6 of Seagrave teen-agers were able to attend the special Young People's meeting at Pinedale on Wednesday evening. The highlight of the gathering was a debate on the subject-- 'Resolved that it was easier to be a christian when Christ was on earth than it is now". Those present were divided into groups which presented the affirmat- tive and negative views, The result of the debate was de- clared a tie. The remainder of the evening was spent ir play- ing crokinole and eating lunch served by Pinedale members. Mrs. Reg. Abraham had a successful Tupperware demon- stration at her home on Thurs. evening, Hospital reports indicate that Mr. Clarence O'Neill and Mrs, A. Sleep have been discharged but that Mr, Cliff Harper still remains. Another of our friends, Mrs, Clayton Hallett is now recovering from surgery performed the end of the week. Also we must report that Mrs. Jack MacTaggart is now on crutches and expects to go to Toronto this week to have a painful knee ailment corrected. We still have some cases of flu, mumps and chicken-pox. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Scott ac- companied by Mrs. W. Clarke, Little Britain, journeyed to Pe- terboro on Wednesday to help celebrate the 90th birthday of their aunt Mrs, John Scott. On Tuesday, Mrs. Fred Jen- nings of Toronto paid a visit to our village and called on the Keens, the MacTaggarts, the Aubrey Moons and Mrs. Grose, Jim and Roy Gerrow of Scu- gog spent Wednesday with their friend Clifford Moon and their parents Mr. and Mrs, Don Ger- row joined them at the Moon home in the evening. Mrs. Dal. Clarke and daugh- ter Diane spent a few days dur- ing the week with her parents Mr. and Mrs, A. Bruce. Mrs. V. Tait is spending a couple of weeks with her daugh- ter in Stittsville. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Darrell 7 PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, April 21, 1966-11 haye returned to their home in New York after being here a month with Rev. E. and Mrs. McNeil, Misses Janice Dowson and Brenda Webster of Port Perry spent some Easter holidays with Mr. and Mrs, Boe, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hilbert, Hamilton entertained Rose- mary"s family the Nodwells over the week-end. With Mr. F. Watson were Mr. and Mrs. E, Dregar, Tor. onto. Miss Joyce Bruce attended the birthday party of Miss Debbie Cookman in Greenbank on Saturday. Sunday afternoon visitors here included: -- Mr. Norm. Eagleson and Mr. Genney of Little Britain with Mr, and Mrs. H, Eagleson, Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Lawson of Yelverton with Mr. and Mrs. A. Bruce. Mr, & Mrs. Adam Wallace of Bolton and Mr. and Mrs, Cyril 'Wallace of Toronto with the Keen family. Mr. Bill Barr left by air on Sunday afternoon for a. busi- ness trip to New York. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Boe, Beaverton, Mr. and Mrs, Don Boe, Bowmanville and Mrs, Fleita Sleep from Lindsay with Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Boe. It didn't take us long to get back to normal or a little worse regarding church attendance. This week there were no visit- ors, no boys in the choir, and no flowers. Let us do better next Sunday when Miss Muriel Bamford, R.N. of Indian will be present to tell of her experien- ces, At S. S. Mrs. A. Bruce repre- senting the Adult class recited that good old favourite "Back to the Fold". This week birthdays were celebrated by the Barr twins, Bob and Earle, Brian Keen, Mrs. A. Bertrand and Brian Crosier. We seem to re- member there was still another on April 6th. Attendance 86.- RED CROSS IS ALWAYS THERE WITH YOUR HELP TOWNSHIP BY-LAW OF REACH No. 1847 except in an incinerator, 4. No person shall set a fire 5. (a) control the fire building. HOWARD McMILLAN, Reeve. By-Law regulating the setting of Grass, Brush or other Debris Fires in the Township of Reach 1. No person may start a fire on a public road or highway. 2. No person may start a fire to burn grass, leaves, etc. mission from the local Fire Chief or his Deputy. 3. No person may set a fire in the open to dispose of grass, brush or other debris, except during the times au- thorized by the local Fire Chief or his Deputy. grass, brush or other debris without first having: a sufficient number of adult persons available to (b) sufficent water or other equipment available to keep the fire under control. 6. No person shall light a fire if there is a dangerous wind or periods of high winds. 7. No person may start a fire or permit to burn within 20 feet of a wooden building or 15 feet from any other 8. All fires must be guarded until fire is dead out, 9. All persons contravening this By-Law will be subject to a fine of not more than £300.00 and costs coverable under the Summary Conviction Act. This By-Law passed on the 2nd day of August, 1960. without first obtaining per- in the open to dispose of A. R. JOHNS, Clerk an eo ~- 4 Ean Es . SRA Cw "ee vw EF. Yar: ~ Ave A, AY, RAE) LOE ad al AT Ca Shy SR el St y ~~ rr pe EA ¢ SI. PAE aL AN 2 alta TTI Pm r Cs 1) SE, 23 SIERRA p----" SAE ERLIN a¥e: "T AC " o. , bE 0, a ARE Se - er ew Te CA CT Ye » Res