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# nos A ~ po i oe a ~~ ~ - . NN et I NA ANd oe - a & " Lo -_re a Ke Se -> PR bs ¥ NN 3 x AE) AE" SPNETENTA Sad : . . L «t : . pm Res Samtnn art fa ha EF ay Ter di 1 WY rr LAR" 4 7 an favourite, visitor was Mrs. 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, May 19th, 1966 SEAGRAVE NEWS News is good regarding the sick this week, Mrs. MacTag- gart and Mrs, Verkuyl although doing nicely are still in hospital. Mr. Ken Sturman returned home on Thursdaf'.' The flue seems to be abating but Mrs. McNeil and Mr. Cliff Short have had stubborn. cases. ~The other day people south of the village rubbed their eyes in wonder to see two women hik- ing briskly down the road They turned out to. be Mrs, "Ada Whiteside and her daughter Barbara from England who flew over for a three-week visit with Mr. Nick Newlands and Ada. Some walking would be good for Canadian women too. The May U.C.W. meeting might well be labelled visitor's night, Our guest speaker, Miss Gladys Joblin of Port Perry needed no introduction in Sea- grave, one of her old home towns as by picture she took us with her on her trip to the Holy Land, All agreed it was an interesting and instructive talk, especially as Miss Joblin told so many witty personal anec- dotes. A guest soloist was pre- sent also in the person of Mrs. Hoult - of Little Britain who gave a fine rendering of an old "The Stranger of Galilee". Along -with Mus. Hoult came two of our old ex- . members, Mrs. -S. Wooldridge and Mrs, W. Clarke. Amother Don Gerrow from the Island. We were glad "to have them all. The worship was in charge of "Mrs. Tobin of Unit 1 who was assisted by Mrs, Harding and Mrs. Chas, Short. Mrs. Hurst and Mrs. Harding placed a layette, on display to give us an idea of the work be- ing done along that line. Mrs. Eagleson outlined the | Doug MeMillan. arrangements made for a re- turn visit to Port Hope Sr, Ci- tizens club, The chartered bus will leave Seagrave at 9 o'clock on Tuesday, June 7th. Plans are for lunch and a social hour in Port Hope, possibly other stops on the retutn trip and arrival home,about 5 p.m. Quite a number of the women declared their intentions of taking the trip but there is still room for several more, An invitation was received from Greenbank U.C.W. to at- tend their annual open meeting on June 1st, Mrs, Tobin, Mrs. Ken Short and Mrs. Durward dropped their pennies in the birthday box and lunch was served. Gordon McMillan was one of the Grade 12 students P.P.H.S, who took the trip to- Ottawa to visit parliament' and see the tulips. Mr. "and" Ms. Jack Raglan celebrated. their 9th wedding anniversary and Mr. & Mrs, Belair their 8th on Satur- day evening by seeing the Ed- monton Oil Kings defeat Osh- awa at Maple Leaf Gardens. Saturday was quite a day for Seagravers. At 8 o'clock in the afternoon came the Wana- maker - Graham Wedding in Cannington United Church, Guests from here were--Mr. and Mrs. B, Wanamaker and Bill; Mr. and Mrs, G. Wanamaker, Sylvia and Nancy; Mr. and Mrs, Joe Stone and of course Mr. "Others upon whom Seagrave has a bit of claim were Mr, and Mrs. Ron Wanamaker, Wayne, Lynda and Mary Lee of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs, Peter Sheehan, Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. Glen Wilson, Port Perry and newly-weds Mr. and \ ¥ A% ory C4 MH a ---- eS (TERRBIS REA Re BN WV Clarke, [| About a score of lady friends of the groom were on hand as on-lookers, Need we say they were mostly "old"? The local guests were mostly active, ed by brother Bill with brother Ron and Joe Stone as ushers, Mrs, Joe Stone acted as matron of honour for her sister and little Wayne and Lynda Wana- maker nearly stéle.the show as ring-bearer and Next event--a charivar In spite of all the excitement The groom was support- | A -- A FNS oh = ' FURY Je Mr. and-® Mrs. B. "Wanamaker | surprise them in their new showed there was life in the | home, They managed it beau- old folks yet, by taking off for Stayner on Sunday to see an old family friend in hospital, . On Saturday evening Unit 1 U.C.W, sponsored an enter- tainment by the Cambridge St. Lindsay Couples Club, The Church was well filled and the concert of a high order. . «Also on Saturday evening about 20 of the "Old Gang" friends of Mr. and Mrs: M, Bruce made elaborate plans. to Sm---- 70% eof the gain: put on 30%. through artificial CENTRAL Mrs. Jim Fishley, Oshawa. BREED GROW-ABILITY INTO YOUR BEEF CALVES IT PAYS! feeding and management 30% depends on inherited ability to grow The low-cost, high-profit gain is in the last Insure it by "breeding to beef bulls already tested for offspring gain ability. Tested bulls of all beef breeds are available | Phone Weekdays till 9. 30 a.m., for Saniay service call Saturday 6-8 p.m. CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION Listed in local directories by a beef calf depends on insemination. ONTARIO PASSEPORT + > ; POUR LA TERRE DES HOMMES AN + =~ EO expoGy N TO MAN AND | ry PASSPORT UINRYYUGLIND; a Pick yours up now WHILE OFF ICIAL DISCOUN ni PRICES APPLY at your neighbourhood chartered bank branch! Open and build a F amily Expo 67 Tour Account. x Be sure your fly sees spo 67 -- April 28 to Oct. 27 at Montreal. SERVING YOU THE CHARTERED BANKS AND YOUR COMMUNITY a -_ .supt. tifully and duting the evening presented Morley and Lola with a new barbecue. . Sunday morning was a dif- 'ferent story 'with both church and S.S. below average in atten- dance, = Some of our number were attracted to Port Perry - anniversary to renew acquaint-, ance with Rev. Fred Joblin, © At S.S. our only "Mr, Lawrence Nicholls was in charge while the lesson passage 'was read by Misses .Donna Bruce and Catharine Ni- cholls, Birthday offerings were from Mrs. Tobin and daughter Maureen, Mr, Jack Short-and little Stephen Foote, We hope the Anniversary Services next week will be well- attended. Our old friend Rev. W. R. Tristram, who left here in 1941 to volunteer for vice in World War II will be present with messages for us at 11 am. and 7.30 p.m, Child- ren's choir will provide' music | in the morning and Pinedale -choir--in-the -evening.- All are welcome. - 21YRS OLD? When you turn 21 you're no longer covs ered by your parents' Hospital Insurance. To keep insured, you must take out indi- - vidual membership within - 30 days. Get your application form at a bank, a hospital, or from the Commis- _slon. NEWLY 'WED? The 'family' Hospital Insurance premium - must now be paid to cover husband and wife. Notify your 'group' without de- lay OR, if you both pa premiums direct, no fy the Commission. NEW JOB? "To keep Insured follow the instructions on the Hos ital Insurance. Certificate of Payment 'Form 104' that your present employer Is reqiiired to give you on leaving. A) | Your ONTARIO HOSPITAL INSURANCE Plan | available ser-. Cf A 4 # il A