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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Sept. 5th, 1968 Seagrave So holidays are over again! Who is the happier, the children or the parents? Among the new teachers' nanfes we see the familiar name of Tristram. 'Mr. Tre- vor Tristram from Toronto will be holding forth at Port Perry school and his bride is .slated for Greenbank. " They are living in the Tripp apartment house so can keep an eye on grandpa and grandma Eagleson, or per- haps it will be the other way around. Taking a fling on the last week of vacation was Eliza- beth Nodwell who flew to Connecticut Aug. 26 for a week with her cousin Mrs. Ivory. Meanwhile Mrs. Fran- ces Lowry of Lexington, Ken- tucky is keeping her sister Mrs. Nodwell from getting lonely. Another traveller is Mrs. Dennis Tobin who took off by air for England on Sat. She will be visiting an Eng- lish girl friend. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bright were on a bus trip over the week-end to Wheeling, West Virginia for the Grand Ole Opry. A little less ventursome were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. ~ Short, Bonnie and Billy who visited relatives in Carrying Place on- Thurs. Mrs. Clem- ents went along for the ride. Then there were Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wanamaker. who got as far as Cannington on ATTENTION SAVE ..wnypray more | I On Premium Quality | il GASOLINE -- DIESEL and MOTOR OILS | Farm Tanks and Pumps Available Out of Oshawa, Whitby and District DX SA BROADLOOM Draperies by the Yard | Venetian & Cloth Blinds | Custom Made Slip Covers Drapery Rods & Tracks Interior Decorating : ~ FARMERS! Sunday. Visitors with the B. Wanamakers-this week wet Mrs. Nellie Rattenbury and son Mr. Stanley Rattenbury who surely picked a good time to be away from 'their home in Chicago. They call- ed on other relatives in the vicinity too. Cousins Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Mark of Tor- onto visited there on Wed. and on Sunday Miss Louie King and friend of Toronto paid their annual visit. Week-nd visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Roy Scott were Mr. and Mrs. Doug Rutherford of New Liskeard. Roy and Mr. Rutherford were army buddies during world war I having enlisted together and seen service together.. Now they visit together, Misses Cheryl and Sheila Carr of Coboconk spent last week with their cousins Ca- thie and Karen Carr of the village. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Williams and Twin daughters of God- erich arrived at the Moons on Saturday to collect the other three children in time for sthool. Carol Anne and Mark Stur- man have been entertaining two little cousins --- Brian Rowan of Bethany and Jean- ette Sturman of Raglan. Mr. Bill Morley and Miss Jean Perrin of Newcastle with 2 cousins from is from Put, L. News N.Y. paid a short visit to Mrs. Clements on Wed. after- noon. * Again we find ourselves offering sympathy to the MacTaggart family because of the death of Mr. Wm. MacTaggart of Little Britain. Our hospital patients are doing well. Both Mr. Bill Clarke and Det. Dennis To- bin' are much better and ex- pect to be released from hospital quite soon. House building is the thing here now. Mr. Switzer's home is nearing completion. Mr. Reid has a nice water- filled hole at the main inter- section and "Cy" Wilson is digging down near the burn. ed-out piggery. Rumour has it that he intends to erect several houses there. A few days ago Mr. and Mrs. John Doupe and family moved to the Gordon Sweet- man property. The story that a teacher would be occupying the Glenn Wanamaker home was apparently just a story. Who concocted it is 'a mystery, but the information was given us in good faith. Now we are waiting to see if Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Somerville will turn up as reported. Prince Albert News Mrs. Les. Beacock Last Sunday quite a few people were present at church to hear another of Rev. A. Rice's interesting messages. Our young or- ganist Miss Jean Snelgrove accomanied all' hymns. And a hearty thank-you to Miss Linda Hunter who presided in this music field during July. Offering gathered by Messrs. E. Jewell and D. Beacock. Hi A few of our former senior friends Rev. F. G. Joblin, Mrs. Rose Somerville, Miss Edith Brooks, Mrs. Dave Hope, who have been admit- ted to Fairview Lodge, Whit: by, would certainly appreci- ate a personal call or a letter from any of us. One afternoon last week a group of relatives & friends 'gathered at our local ceme- tery for the graveside cere- mony of late Mrs. Roy Hun- ter of Wingham. A few will remember Roy, oldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hunter. . Our sympathy to Roy, his son Scott, also the Hunter brothers Fred of Port Perry and Arthur of Grafton. Mr. & Mrs. Grant Hunter, their son Mr. John Hunter and friend Miss Jo-anne Mec- Leod of Blackstock, were guests at the vows of their cousin the McAdam - John- ston wedding in the Presby- terian Church, Stirling on Saturday. Mrs. Hunter was organist for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Snel- grove & daughter Miss Jean Snelgrove are home from an air flight viewing the high- lights and visiting for a few weeks in the Br, Isles. Mr. and Mrs. B. Smith in company with an Uxbridge couple motored to St. John, N.B. visiting Mr. and Mrs. | H. Garvey and family, plus other scenes. Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock have returned from an inter- esting ten days roaming around the wonders of the Maritime Provinces. . Improved health is wished Mr. F. Middleton who is con- fined to Port Perry Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holt. {by and Neil enjoyed a por- tion of their vacation with their daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Duane Tietze of New York State, U.S.A. $ Mr, E. Martyn was among the nearly thirty immediate relatives who gathered 2t the home of Mr and Mrs. B. (Continued on Page 14) BUY -- SELL Hien REAL ESTATE 1D. LT 985-7373 FARR AA A ae a nat ree J ELECTRICAL KEN P. 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