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it! Vo i St FALSE Wt SFI SE BAC DECAY E48 err NN, PA oF BA Seay yn Seagrave What happens if the threat- ened postal strike really be- gins early Thursday morn. ing? Will the Star be de- livered? "Holidays" is the word on * everyone's tongue just now. On Monday (8th) Mrs. Reta Boe left for the west with her brother Mr. Melville Sleep, his wife and daughter of -Bowmanville; They will be returning last year's visit of Mrs, Tunnicliffe and her daughters and visiting an- other sister Mrs. J. Reynolds. On Saturday Miss Maureen Tobin ,Miss Sharyn Mortim- er, Mr. Dane Coxworth and Mr. John Dart departed for a holiday in Nova Scotia. From New Brunswick on Monday came Flight - Lieut. Ken Lutteral,- his wife and son Kenny for a week's visit with Dorothy's parents Rev. E. and Mrs. McNeil. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Darrel's annual visit with the McNeils was cut short when Mr, Dar- rell became ill and had to be taken home to Long Is-| land, N.Y. His son flew up from New York on Tuesday and was met by Mr. McNeil and Mr, and Mrs. B. Wana- maker, then on Wed. all three Darrells returned home. Two of the other three visit- ing sisters, Mrs. Carl Stubbs and Mrs. Leta Willis of Ber- muda returned with the Dar- rell family but Mrs. Alex Durham remained here with '| daughter Nell of Whitby GREAT EATING! "BEEHIVE CORN SYRUP DR. BALLARDS DOG FOOD 8 POWDERED DETERGENT FOOD MARKETS PRINCE ALBERT 0000000000000000 @ PRICES EFFECTIVE: WED. to SAT. @ ~ JULY 17 518 - 19 . 20 $950994054440048 11.00 A } 0 Giant Pkg. 69 LEAN TENDER PORK TENDERLOIN or RIB END LOINS . CENTRE CUT CHOPS or ROASTS GREAT FOOD! 0% 89 "MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED. Cottage Rolls VAC PAK ib." 41° Cert Crystals 2: 41 RED Rubber Rings SEAL-A-WAX 2:45 MAPLE LEAF - Small -Link Breakfast SAUSAGE Ib. Tray Pak BEEF or PORK FRESH SLICED PORK LIVER Ib. 25: MAPLE LEAF Cooked Ham sr 51: HOT HOUSE TOMATOES Ib. 29: 2:20 HILLCREST & BUTTERMATE BREAD 4:51.00 Tues. Thurs. & Sat. 000000000000000 o STORE HOURS Mon.-Wed.-Fri. 8.30 am.-9 p.m, ® 8.30 a.m. - 1 p.m. 8.30 a.m. - 6 p.m. SUGAR FROSTED Kelloggs Flake 105 oL. ie 39 Del Monte PINEAPPLE & GRAPEFRUIT _ ~ DRINK i Xins 48 oz. 2 5; FREE DELIVERY WITH EVERY. ® $5.00 ORDER OR OVER RECEIVED BY 11:00 a.m, PHONE 985 - 2492 CHEERY MORN Coffe Ground or Whole Bean Ib. 71 HILLCREST Sweet Mixed 21 A | 15 ox. Jars MACARONI KRAFT DINNER 7 i 49 Pkg. CHICKEN or FISH Mr. and Mrs. 'McNeil. Dur- ing his many visits Mr, Dar- rell has formed many friend- ships -here and the Seagrave people wish him a complete recovery, Mr. McNeil was holiday speaker at Sunderland church on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Herder, sons Karl and Jack 'and made a call at the Clements- Belair home on Thurs. With them were Mrs. Herder's parents from Holland who had arrived the week before for a short holiday and to attend the marriage of their son Bill next Saturday. Doug McMillan has return- ed safely from the Calgary Stampede and seems much impressed by the whole 'thing. While there he en- countered Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Venner of Manchester, and also spent a day with Norm Henderson of Little Britain who was heading for the West Coast. Mr. and Mrs. Neil McMil- lan and Mr. Cecil Fishley were guests at the Myles: Wallace wedding in Port Perry on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cookson entertained Fred's father, Mr. J. H. Cookson of Bow- manville for a few days last week. Our Toronto visitors this week were Mr, and Mrs. Har- old Moon and Corinna with the Aubrey Moons and Mr. and Mrs. Ian Fraser again with Mr. & Mrs. Neil Wana- maker. Bethel Sometiiy has re- ceived its first grass trim-- just a rough cut -- and it looks better. Since improve- ments were made, there have been more visits' to that cemetery than in all the 10 preceding years. . A S. S. meeting on Mon- day evening dealt with the usual midsummer business-- promotions, helps, rally ete. Yes, it was hot on Sunday so for comfort at church the men peeled off their coats. Many churches are suggest: PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, July 18th. 1968 ~ 5 ing casual attire for summer Howard's Draperies HOWARD VICE, Prop. BROADLOOM Draperies by the Yard | Venetian & Cloth Blinds Custom Made Slip Covers Drapery Rods & Tracks Interior Decorating Service Phone 725-3144 OSHAWA 926 Simcoe St. N. ELECTRICAL pp SpE KEN P. MURRAY COTTAGES WANTED 985-7373 so how about our ladies dis- carding hats and gloves for a while. Morning service in- cluded the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, but attend- ance was only fair. The same applied to S.S. Representing the adult class Neil Wana- maker read ah appropriate passage of scripture. No-one admitted having a birthday. Manchester News Church services here July 21st and 28th at 10:30 a.m. when Prospect will join with us in worship. 3 Miss Susan Roach and Mr. Mike Miller, Toronto were with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Roach on the week- end. The friends of Mrs. Flor-_ ence Mitchell are sorry to learn she is in Oshawa Hos- pital. - 'A quick -recovery is hoped for her. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harrison of Cobourg were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Law- . rence Best on the week-end. | Brenda Taylor, Stouffville is visiting her grandmother Mrs. Crosier. Mrs. Wanninkhof enter- tained a number of her daughter Margaret's friends at their cottage on the occa- sion of Margaret's birthday~ on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dobson visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Holtby, St. Thomas and Mrs. Lenore Free, Belmont on Sunday. : Check The Label On Your Paper Custom Made Drapes CONTRACTOR WIR Domestic and Industrial ING 1 IE AW rn aia te vail uieini avi a 274 Rosa St. CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL HOME HEAT PHONE 985 - 7005 PORT PERRY ot ak M LAT