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4 10 PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, April 6th, 1967. SEAGRAVE NEWS Another family has left us. On Saturday, Mr. John Saund- ers and his sister Florence moved north to a place between Balsover and Kirkfield. The Saunders will be missed as in their quiet way they were fine citizens and neighbours. friends are planning a gift of remembrance for them. What looked like the whole Scott clan were assembled at the family home on Sunday to wish father Roy a good trip overseas. Their | ports of Portugal, We were rather surprised to be told that in all probability Roy will be in France before Mr. and Mrs. H. Zolitz, who left on March 20th, but don't ex- pect to finally disembark until April 6th. This couple are hav- ing a second honeymoon cruise with stops of various lengths at Spain and Mediterranean islands and will finally leave ship in Italy. They took their new car with them and will motor to Germany. On Wednesday everbis we kA . ® LCA AT BY - ered Se FS 5 (RS ig ' sfx iN = 2 \ had the first shower of the season but it didn't fill the dry cisterns. Newly-weds Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Park were the hon: oured guests on this occasion. Morley Bruce was happy in his role of M.C. and had his funny stories ready. Larry Short and Catharine Nicholls, recent win. ners at the music festival each gave piano solos. There were contests for all ages and Mrs. Barr gave a reading after which an address was read to the young couple and lots of useful | gifts presented. When "Thank- yous" had been said all descend ed to the basement for lunch. Friend Neil Wanamaker has joined thé quarter-century club. RL SAR PRR SET has : RA 'of Cannington. Fg ME AS TRA REALL BE) To celebrate this birthday his wife Donna aranged a surprise party on Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stone. Guests were couples from the district, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wanamakey, of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Ian Fraser of Toronto and Mr, & Mrs. Lloyd and sons Nephews Bill and Kenny Lloyd had spent the holidays with the Wanamakers and Stones, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wanamaker accompanied Mr. Earl Martyn and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Martyn to Waterloo for a visit with Bruce Martyn. Mrs. Geo. Murphy and Miss Marie Anderson of Lindsay were welcome guests at church Sunday morning and later at the Glenn Wanamaker home, Mr. and Mrs. Don Keeler of Oshawa also called there in the evening. This week Mrs. C. Vale of Woodville and Mrs. S. MacFar- lane, president and vice-presi dent of Lindsay . Presbyterial W.M.S. of the Presbyterian church, leave by bus for. Sault Ste. Marie to attend a special W.M.S. conference. Miss Lorna Dure of Toronto is staying a few days at the MacFarlane home. Mr. Bill Barr took off again on Wednesday for 10 days of recreation and business. Plans If vou had a serious legal problem, could you affor his fee? pat iY 254 er 1 WA 1 TA AER = " ANA fs x CARS As. ER Soni gael included skiing during the week end. He returns on Friday. Meanwhile Mrs. Barr and the family paid a visit to Bill's par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Barr in Toronto. So much for the Barrs--Now the Carrs. Cathy and Karen Carr spent their holidays with grandpa and grandma Smith in Woodville. During the week Mr. and Mrs. Carr had a visit from her sister Miss Shirley Smith and also had Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Smith of Woodville as Sunday dinner guests. Mrs. Neil McMillan has had to return for another 10-day stay in Port Perry hospital suf- féring from plebitis in her arm. Son Gordie is still playing hoc- key, as Little Britain team won the play-off series from Trenton so qualifies to seet Port Elgin the end of this week. On Wedneday Mr. Geo. Shaw of Sutton visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. MacTaggart and on Thursday Mrs. MacTaggart and her sister Mrs. Pearl Thompson called on relatives in Kirkfield. i. = We see that Mr. and Mrs. C. Hallett .and Dale have arrived home from Florida looking fit and happy. We missed the Bruces and Mrs. Tait more this 4veek at church when barely half as many people attended as at | Easter. S.S. was- some better with an attendance of 82. The young fry had their. turn this week with Gordie McMillan and Sylvia Wanamaker on , duty. Program was a little finger '| play by ? ?. members of the be- ginners class. Birthdays were celebrated by the young set tao --Calvin Nicholls, Jeffrey Foote Donna Bruce, Marilyn McMillan and Bill Wanamaker. + A S.S. business meeting will be held -on- Thursday evening April 6th to complete anniversary plans. The meeting of the Board of Stewards scheduled for April 5 has been postponed until May very anxious that the commit- tees on re-decoration etc. have estimates ready by then. So get busy. Signed--F.L.Q. Burketon News Mrs. Raymond Davey spent Monday in town. Glad to know a former resi- 13rd; The ~powers-that-be are af hp CMs [met SRN ny A RA -- a SL CL i ES FL Ree h. -- . SEF Re a NS, Sieh -- - a al SANE "lng a A criminal or civil action, or specialized legal oounsel might cost more than you can afford. Yet justice may depend on both, : Inability to pay a lawyer is one of the last remaining obstacles to justice within the law. This is no longer a problem in Ontario. On March 29, 1967, a new legal assistance act became effective in Ontario. It guarantees that no resident of this province shall be denied his legal rights because of the lack of money. You can now. You choose your own lawyer. You make application to him or your area director. Then a decision is made as to what portion of the legal costs, if any, you can pay. The difference is made up from the legal assistance fund provided by the Government of Ontario, The plan is administered by The Law Society of Upper Canada, | Neither the court nor the public knows you have received legal assistance. It is a private _affair between you and your lawyer. 2 This is the most advanced solution in the world - to the problem of legal assistance. under the law. The Law Society of Upper Canada, {i ONTARIO PROVINCE OF OPPORTUNITY And its purpose is to render justice io > Svery man The new Ontario Legal Assistance Plan--effective March 29, 1967. LOCAL AREA DIRECTOR: G. K. Drynan, Q.C. 172 King Street East, Oshawa a : 1 dent of the village Mr. Ben Hubbard of Bowmanville is out of Hospital. Since the Burketon Garage ceased to sell gasoline two weeks ago the only service sta- tion in the village is operated by Mrs. Raymond Davey at the foot of the hill, like neighbour- ing villages, Blackstock and En- niskillen. Burketon now has '| only one gasoline filling station. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green of Bowmanville, who moved to the store vacated by Mr. & Mrs. A. E.-Ribey have now opened the store to sell groceries, etc. A new sign "Diana's Variety" | graces_the_ front of the Store. Congratulations to them and best wishes for success in the future are extended them. A. E. Ribey had sold off the stock in their store seven years ago to have semi retirement life. This will be three stores in the village. Mr. Harry Grace entered hos- pital on Tuesday of last week for the third time since his ac- cident more than two years ago when his tractor started acci- dentally and ran over him, We are glad his stay in hospital was only for a short time. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Strong assisted deilvering the mail on Routes 2 and 3 while the mail- | man was absent. Mr. and Mrs, David Gatchell, Oshawa were Easter Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. A. C. Stephenson and family.