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The new VW has back-up lights which you'll only notice when - you're backing up, naturally. And in case you've ever noticed that it doesn't rain or snow at one speed, you'll notice the new VW. -has two- 'speed windshield wipers. The new VW engine is faster than it's The new 1967 Volkswagen ever been before. You'll only notice that when you pass cars you'd never think of passing before. And there are some sensational status quo features on the new. VW you'll be happy to hear about. The engine is shi air-cooled so it will never boil over or freeze up. It is still in the back pressing down on the drive wheels for better traction in mud, snow, and sand. Your new VW will still average 34 miles to a gallon. So if you won't get the new 1967 Volkswagen Deluxe for what's new, get it for what's old. THERE 1S NO PRICE INCREASE FOR THE 1967 VOLKSWAGENS : WERNER"S SERVICE CENTER, RR#4, Tel.985-7162 | passed away. Mr. SEAGRAVE NEWS Building operations are oc- cupying several of our resi- dents now. Mrs. Boe is busy converting the upper story of her home into an apartment. At the former Thompson pro- | perty Messrs. Storra- & Camp- sall are engaged in making living quarters for the 2 fami- lies. Mr. Fred Bolling is*erect- ing an implement shed and Mr. Cyril White is putting an ad- dition to the back of his house. This last week-end students Grant Mustard of Uxbridge H. S. and Clifford Moon of P.P. H.S. joined other members of the recent western-trip party for a re-union in Peterboro. They had a full program in- cluding a picnic & plane rides. On Tues. Mrs. Grant Butt re- ceived word that her father had and Mrs. Butt immediately left for the Maritimes so Mrs. Edgar Butt was called to Whitby to care for her two grandchildren. The funeral was held-on Friday and Mr. and Mrs. Butt arrived back on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nobbs were guests at the Watts-Tap- scott wedding in Markham on Saturday afternoon. The bride is a niece of Mrs. Nobbs. Mr. Mansel Sleep was ad- mitted to Port Perry Hospital on Sunday morning. At time of writing there have been mo reports on his condition. . Some of our ladies are on the move. Mrs. Neil Wanamaker has given up her position in Oshawa and is this week start- ing in at Peel's Hatcheries Ltd. After this week Miss. Maureen Tobin will be found at the of- fice of Tripp Construction Ltd. Church Anniversary services were held on Sunday morning with a good attendance. As Greenbank services were with- drawn their families helped greatly in filling the church. Guest speaker Rev. P. Brown ER A NN CN SC CS CC CC A NC CR LS SS SNS A NS SS SS NS A SS SS SS CNN NSS SSS NSCSSNSNSNSENS {aha A A A AS SS SSS SS CORR © OC Royal AAA ARARARARRRRARRANS SATU RDAY, Of ~~ MUSIC BY PETE MOON + and his SWINGTETTE "LUCKY SPOT DANCES 90-50 DRAW AT 11.30 P.M. The 50-50 Dances Of Oct., Nov. and Dec. will feature a Lucky Draw for one free New Year's Eve ticket at each dance : Fr EEL A lal ALLA LA LARA RARRRRRIRRRRRRR RRR RRBRRR® ASS SS SS A ASS A A AA AANA A NA OS CCC CC SN CCC CC CC CCN CSN NSN NSN NN RN 0 hh hh] 'Canadian Legion, 50 - 50 CLUB : TICKETS FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE NOW ON SALE TTT TETTESS SSS SSS SSS S SRNR RRR AAR A hh AAA A AAA A A AAA AAA A AAA ALAA A ALAA AAA RARR RRR Branch 419 "TOBER 1st DANCING from 9 Admission: s3.00 Couple ASS SS CNN » 1 } y | Ni 4 Taronto. of oskonofd had a very worth- while ssage on the function of the church. Greenbank choir under direction of Mrs. David Lee led the singing and con- tributed' an anthem which was much appreciated. Next Sunday morning at 10 a.m. we will join with others in observing World - Wide Com- munion. Then at 11 a.m. the S.S. Rally will take place. Guest speaker for the occasion will be a well-known former member Mrs, Alma Garlick of Attendance awards will be presented at the service. We would like a good attend- ance at both sessions. The U.C.W. Rally for this corner of Lindsay Presbytery will be held on Monday, Oct. 3 in our church. There will be morning and afternoon sessions -starting at 9.30-a.m.-and--1.30 p.m, Dinner will be served at noon by the Seagrave ladies. In the afternoon Mrs. Mecln- tyre, Uxbridge, will address the group and- speak of the visit she and her husband, Dr. John McIntyre had to India. Offer- ing received at that time will go for work in India. "And that's the mews -- No visitors and no visiting. Women's Hospital Aux. First meeting of the fall season of Women's Hospital Auxiliary met at home of Mrs. Dymond on Monday afternoon of * September 19 with 14 ladies "attending. Mrs. Dymond welcomed everyone and all repeated the Lord's Prayer in unison. The inutes- of the last meeting were read by secretary and ad- opted. Mrs. 25 pairs of "bootees had been given out since June and a fair supply on hand. The auxi- liary appreciates anyone who: will help with knitting for this project. Mrs. MacDonald reportéd on the summer draw having turn- ed in $449.93 for sale of tick- ets. Thanks to Mrs. Mac- Donald and all who helped with this draw. Mrs, Crozier gave her treas- urer's report and announced a 'balance on hand approximately $4350.00. The following donations were gratefully acknowledged. Estate of Late Myr. Bridger ....... $1000.00 Masonic Lodge ........ 15.00 Mrs. Wilbur ............ 22.00 Spring Fair ....... 1.56 Annual Convention of Hospi- "tal TAuxiliaires was "annouticed to be held in Toronto Oct. 23 to 26. It was agreed to: purchase four magazines along with Telegram for use in the hos- pital: The "highlight of the meeting was a Centennial Ball to be held mext year, tentative date Oct, of 1967. More particulars in future. 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