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Jor Ta gt eT Lei RT ts LH fd a pa oo - A aS o rp . EP oe ER - Ra re av» WE PR rs 0 . | . - » Si § Pd on 7 > AAC od or v i Wo Nr 2 «= PORT PERRY STAR = Thurs, August 31st, 1967 ! Seagrave News Our village was saddened to hear of the death on Tues. Aug. 22nd of Mrs. Viola Tait. Mrs. Tait, a resident of Sea- grave until last spring, pass ed away quietly in Port Perry Hospital after a long illness. The funeral service on Thurs. was conducted by Rev. E. McNeil at the McDermott- Panabaker chapel and burial was in Pine Grove cemetery. We extend sympathy to her son, daughter and other re- latives. On Sat, at a quiet cere- mony conducted by Rev. Alec Rice, Mrs. Jean Drinkwater became the wife of Mr. Ross Short of Port Perry. Their attendants were Mr. Rae Short, cousin of the groom and Mrs. John Groves, sister of the bride. Later in the afternoon a reception and wedding dinner took place in Seagrave church where about 60 relatives from the Short and Stone families had ga- thered to wish them well. The couple will reside at the Short home on Major St. Port Perry. Unless a suitable new home can be found at once, Mr. & Mrs. J. S. MacFarlane have about decided to remain in the farm home for the win- ter. The MacFarlane sale is to be held Sept. 7th and Sea- grave ladies will be on hand to serve refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. W. Willough- by and Paul of King City vi- sited with the Bert Wana- makers on Tues. Then over the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Wanamaker journeyed to Haliburton to be with their friends Mr. and Mrs. Webb. On Tues. the same two coupl- les teamed up for a visit to the Ex. Our latest holidayers are Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacTag- gart and Mrs. Pearl Thomp- son who are occupying a cot- tage in the lakes district for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rowan, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rowan and their children Karen and Brian of Bethany spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sturman. Master Brian Rowman stayed for a visit with his small cousins Carol Anne and Mark Stur- HOWARD VICE, Prop. Howard's Draperies ' Venetian & Cloth Blinds Phone 725-3144 OSHAWA 926 Simcoe St. N. BROADLOOM # Draperies by the Yard Custom Made Drapes Drapery Rods & Tracks Interior Decorating Service Custom Made Slip Covers ROXY THEATRE UXBRIDGE THURS. FRI. SAT,. AUG. 31, SEPT. 1-2 "NEVADA SMITH" "SWINGER" S. McQueen A. Margaret : ADULT E ENTERTAINMENT SUNDAY MIDNITE SHOW SEPTEMBER 3rd GIANT THREE FEATURE HORROR SHOW PIER ANGELL EDMUND PURDON WHITESIAVESHIP, ~COLORSCOPE Tc I. [A INTE AIM © TN ¢ Brides of Dracula -- Kiss of Vampire ADULT ENTERTAINMENT DOORS OPEN AT 6:30 P.M. MON. TUES. WED., SEPT. 4-5-6 CHARLES K. FELDMAN'S (07:81 | [0H 2{0) (2183 THE NEW JAMES BOND MOVIE IS HERE! man. The Moon grand children, Leslie and Scott Williams, have returned to their home in Goderich and Clifford Moon is back again from Tor- onto so everything is normal there again. Mr. and Mrs Belair were on a business trip to Elmira on Sat. and got a real thrill from a trip through the Men. nonite' colony there. Bethel Cemetery Bulletin-- Dame Rumour says that 2 retired gentlemen from Greenbank will soon be at- tacking the weeds and erect- ing a cairn. We'll believe it when we see it. The Board of Stewards met on Wed. evening to thresh out the pros and cons of our diamond-jubilee thank-offer- ing-anniversary to be held the last Sunday of Sept. In- vitations will be sent former members and everyone will be invited to remain after morning service for a social hour. The date for the S.S. Rally has been changed to Sept. 17 because our speaker for the day, Mr. Terry Hodgins of Prince Albert was not avail- able for Sept. 10th. Don't forget that services resume in our nice clean church next Sunday at 10.00 o'clock with Mr. McNeil as speaker. S.S. at 11.00. Manchester News Church Service at the usual hour next Sunday, 11:15 a.m. The U.C.W. will meet at the home of Mrs. Annie Toombs on Thursday after- noon September 7th at 2.00 o'clock. ~ Mr. Cecil Collins of Mis- souri, U.S.A. visited his ne- phew Mr. Wm. Collins and family last week. Mrs. Best, Ajax spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. L. Best and family. Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Stev- ens have returned from a week's vacation. Sunday saw the heaviest traffic of the year on Highs ways 12 and 7A. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Roach over the week: end were Mrs, John Cranley, Jill and Martha, Aurora, Mrs. | Ruth. Barfoot,. Toronto, Miss Carrie Cowan, Susan Roach and Mike Miller of Toronto. The engagement has been announced of Mr. Tony Van- dervoort to Miss Corry Wou- ters of Holland, it was an- nounced at a party held in their honour at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wannin- khoff on Saturday evening. INVEST NOW 62% VICTORIA and GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-7306 Tripp's Const. Juniors proved on Saturday night that a little desire can go a long way as they defeated a strong Madoc team 54 at the park. Tripp's were severely beaten in Madoc last Tues: day night but Saturday night they put on perhaps the best game of the season as they backed up Steve Foster's steady pitching effort. Tripp's will play the third game of the series in Madoc and with this type of effort they could pull an upset. * * * Ballard Lumber Midgets won right in Hastings on Sat. night as they defeated Nor- wood 6-4. Once again these boys showed a great team ef- fort. and should win the 3rd game in Cobourg this week. J LJ " 1.G.A. Pee Wees started the 0.A.S.A. Zone 4 finals with Local Ball Teams On Winning Spree a 17-9 win in Cobourg. Laurie Williams pitched good ball for the loéal lads who showed great power at bat. This club should be a real con- tender for the Pee Wee "B" title. @ * LJ] In the Junior ladies league playoffs will start with Lake Scugog Lumber playing Zion and Legion Aux. playing Scu- gog Island. These playoff series are best of five so local fans should look forward to some good ball at the park. i * * * Final Girls Standing were: Lake Scugog Lumber 20 pts. Legion Aux. ............... 18 pts. Zion 15 pts. Scugog Island Cartwright » In Pee Wee House League Greenbank will meet Good- wood and Emmerson's meet Cartwright. "VIR " In Squirt House League Goodwood and Cartwright each won away from home so now they will meet in a 3rd game. Winner of this round will meet Greenbank in the Squirt Finals. (Best of Five). $ J "w In Bantam playoffs Mersco Lions or IGA will meet Greenbank or Udora in a best of five series. In Bantam girls it will be Angels and Starlets for the League Title. A LJ J Tyke round robin saw tig- ers and Giants post wins with two more games each to play. * $ J Minor Softball has lost one of its best workers in the passing of Jim Irvine. Jim | loved to work with the kids _| and always did a great job in coaching several teams each year. For a man who never played the game he did a great deal for softball. Senior Citizens By Mrs. E. Redman The last Euchre held at the Hall was very successful, 17 tables were played at on Sat. 19th August. Holidays will soon be over and the next meeting for members will be on Wed., Sept. 13th at 2 p.m. We are hoping to see a large number attend. Please keep in mind meetings are held at the Hall every second and fourth Wed. of each month (barring July and August). Convention is to be held at Hamilton this year at Mec- Master University. Mr. and Mrs. E. Healy are the two delegates chosen from Port Perry, Mrs. M. Cullen and Mrs. T. Redman will be go- ing with them by car and will register on Monday there Aug. 28th and will return home on Friday. About 500 attended from different pla- ces and is very instructive to all those interested in Senior Citizens. Resolutions are sent in from most of the Clubs attending. This is the 9th year for these gatherings. We hope one and all have enjoyed good health and jj nice holidays. Shall be look- ing forward to the next meet- ing to visit with everyone again. Time passes so quick- ly, particularly for us folks in older years. We hope some bus trips will be plann- ed for the near future, before the cold weather sets in. Lucky winners at last Euchre as follows: Mrs. M. Goodman, Oshawa was winner of 1st prize for Ladies, (three ladies tied for second prize, Mrs. J. Demara, Mrs. G. Smith, Mrs. E. Healy, (Mrs. Smith winner) by cutt- ing cards. Consolation Mrs. D. Nott. Gent's high, Mr. H. Mackay, second high Mr. J. Carroz, Consolation. Mr. G. Bright. Come and enjoy next Euchre with us at Hall Sat. Sept. 2nd at 8.30 p.m. Good lunch and prizes for small charge. * LJ J A Prayer Give me work to do; Give me health; Give me joy in simple things Give me an eye for beauty, A tongue for truth, A heart that loves, A mind that reasons, A sympathy that under- stands; Give me neither malice nor envy, But a true kindness And a noble common sense, At the close of each day Give me a book And a friend with whom I can be content. Cedar Creek 'Mrs. James Kirby and the James Blain family attended the wedding at Thornbury re- cently of Mrs. Kirby's sister's grand daughter. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Boyn. Mrs. Sonny Moore and son visited Norman's mother and step father, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Griffith at Kincardine. Mr. Ernie Willerton and son Ronnie and Leonard Greenwood attended Expo in Montreal last week. Ronnie and Leonard went on to the East Coast. : cousin Linda Trick at Epsom for a week. Mr. & Mrs. John den Boer and family are visiting Expo this week. BUTCHE PHONE 985-2562 DLETON'S SPECI LS AUGUST 31 -- SEPT. 1-2 LUCAS & ARTHURS PORK SAUSAGES 4 Oc Ib. Pkg. FRESH LOIN Pork Chops 7 9c rms SILVERWOODS BUTTER 6 8c PER LB. GRADE A LARGE EGGS FRESH PORK Spare Ribs | 49: rao Hamburg & Wiener BUNS 4 ww. x 99 ton and Norma and Mr. and- Karin Cumming visited her - I NT ---- RS NAAN