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a +S ~ ea eu' NT A i BD NR SA HERES es a We will contract for all kinds 10 - PORT PERRY STAR 5% of Ae HORTA he ATS wt OO Ad i Yasin) Rn oy GE Pike Ll -- Thursday, Oct. 17, 1968 Noting the heavy traffic this beautiful week-end, we cannot help but wonder if the purpose of Thank-giving has been completely forgott- en and that. it has become just another holiday. Last week we missed men- tioning the birthday of our oldest citizen, Mr, Isaiah Ir- win who was 89 on October 4th. and is still gardening. An ex-citizen, Billy Moase also had a birthday, but he is a few years younger. We were sorry to learn that Mrs. J. S. MacFarlane had to be taken to hospital last week suffering from a stroke. At time of writing she is showing some improv- ment but 'is still far from well, Her sister, Miss Lorna Dure is helping out at the MacFarlane home. Our other patient, Mrs. M. Stone, is slowly recover- ing but broken bones do not mend quickly, so she will have to remain in hospital for a while yet. Last Wednesday . evening the U.C.W. had their annual tussle with plans for the turkey dinner on Nov, 6 and it took most of the- evening. The devotional by Unit 1 and conducted by Mrs. McNeil BUSINESS & P 'Seagrave consisted of hymns, prayer by Mrs. Nichols, scripture read by Mrs. Tobin, a Thanks giving topic entitled, "Thou- ghful and Thankful" by Mrs. Hurst and a piano solo by Mrs, Tobin, Roll Call showed about 10 fewer than average attendance and nobody ad- mitted being any older. The usual reports were re- ceived and the ladies voted to increase their support of the Formosan girl by $5.00 as their costs like our own are rising. The question of new furniture for the manse was left until next meeting, An invitation was received from the C.W.L, of Port Perry to attend ' their 'bazaar on Oct- ober 26. Unit 1 of our UCW will have gift articles for sale at. the turkey dinner. We lunched on . doughnuts and coffee this time. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Bar- bour and family have moved back to Port Perry and are living in an apartment on Ella Street which was recent- ly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tobin, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Butt were celebrating their 11th wedding = anniversary this week-end so their family spent Thanksgiving with ROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY HONDA - SUZUKI _ SALES and SERVICE ~ PARTS - ACCESSORIES SUPPLIES - SERVICE ALL MAKES SNOWMOBILE SERVICE R. WHITAKER Phone 985-2276 CHARTERED "For Income ax & Bookkeeping Services see ALEX SHEPHERD Room 2, Post Office Building |. Phone 985-7031 -| Specializing in business and farm operations. _Dec./68 ACCOUNTANTS Leonard R. Rosenberg & Associates Bank of Nova Scotia Building, Aurora Telephone Aurora 727.9451 DUFF EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED General Insurance News their grandparents, 'Mr. and Mrs. E. Butt. Holiday callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Mac- Taggart were Miss Jean Mac- Taggart of Lindsay, Miss Mary MacTaggart of Toronto Mrs, 'Russell = Sparling of Peterboro and Mr. and Mrs, Dave Johnston with their three sons of Bethany, Wayne, Linda and Mary Lee Wanamaker from Osha. wa spent the week-end at the store and grandma W. was hostess for Lynda's bir- thday party on Monday. We had always thought of Seagrave as a quiet law-abid- ing Plece but now we're. not so sure. Of late there has been considerable vandalism, Hydro lights, windows and the church sign have been repeatedly broken and last week as a 'climax someone heaved quite a large stone through the Memorial win- dow (World War 1) of the church, The officials are asking anyone who knows of such acts or sees anything being destroyed to Please report it. Church news: The child- ren's choir are still going strong. A special collection was taken for the relief of Biafran war victims. At the close of the service Mr. Harris announced that he had accepted a call from Ebenezer charge and would be making the changé about January 1st, 1969. At S.S. Mr. Gerald Sedore tried hard to fill Bill Barr's place as supt. and teacher but he will have to grow some yet. The Y.P. class came across with a program number, a reading by Donna Bruce. Birthdays were cele- brated by Jimmy Hallett, Ken Sturman and a young visitor, Lynda Wanamaker from Oshawa, Next Sunday Pinedale will Doctor of Optometery. EYES EXAMINED OMSI1P. Coverage 220 Mary St. - 985-2388 Home Comfort For Your Home Heating Comfort Try Us For OIL SC UGOG NEWS Mr. and Mrs. D. Riebling of Havistock and Mrs. A. Georges of Shakespeare were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Reese. Mr. Ed, Selby and Mr. John Selby were. week-end visitors with Jean Henderson at Pine Point. Mr. and Mrs, L. Davis were holidaying for a few days in Owen Sound last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Reese and boys attended a family dinn- er on Thanksgiving Sundav at the Rzany home In Osha- wa, Mr, H. Matthews of Toron- to spent the week-end at his cottage at Pine Point. Mrs. Robert Jackson and Norman Shunk were Mondav visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sweetman. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kane of Toronto were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kane. Mr. Bill Prentice was home for the week-end from Tor- onto where he is attending Teacher's College. Mrs. A. Pearson of Osha- wa visiting with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Joan Aldred and family. Mr. Paul Kane spent Sat- urday in Stouffville. Mr. Terry Malloy and fam- ily were in Lindsay on Sun- day visiting with relations and on Monday were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kane. 'Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Eden have returned home after holidaying in the Maritimes for a few days. Recent visitors with the J. M. Kanes were the Pascoe family from Oshawa and the -| Walker family from Ajax. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bell vis- ited Sunday with his parents in Parry Sound. Best wishes to those on the sick list. Mrs. H. Thomas and Mr, Thomas Redman who Top Product And Good Service A Phono Call Is All That Is Necessary REESOR Fuel & Lumber is in hospital. Junior choir; practise on Wednesday at 7 pm. The adult choir practise at 7.30 p.m. on Thursday. The choir was in good -attendance and, good voice on Sunday. Anniversary service this coming Sunday the 20th. Service at Grace 11 a.m. and at the Head at 7 p.m. Every- one welcome. The Junior choir will be singing at the morning ser- vice s0 come and hear the children. very well. Check The Label On Your Paper They are e doing | PHONE 985-7951 PORT PERRY | KEN P. MURRAY i ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR . | A [} hs ' : Domestic and Industrial : : : WIRING 5 4 / CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON © { COMPLETE ELECTRICAL HOME HEAT } f PHONE 985-7005 ! 274 Rosa St. PORT PERRY |, Coshehhuhobchubbobedtehimbstbhehebehehebebehebeiebetee betes | of roof work. FOR ANY OF YOUR * Insurance Needs Do it the Co-operative Way . Co-Operators -Ins.- Assoc. ETHEL NOTTINGHAM ELECTRONICS [9857306 PORT PERRY Dec. 81 ADMIRAL fee TELEVISION RAYMOND J. FRALICK SALES and SERVICE representing Phone 985-7993 or 985-2728 CIA Co-operators insurance Association PORT PERRY Dec./68 The Farmers Union Mutual Fire Insurance Earl Wallace Life - Auto - Home Protection ~~ ROOFING Phone 985-7447 Ashphalt Shingles, Rolled Dec. /67 Roofing, Steel and : Aluminum Roofing. e EAVESTROUGHING Septic Tanks Cleaned By PUMP EQUIPMENT SEPTIC TANKS AND WEEPING Beds INSTALLED ARMSTRONG | Port Perry -- 985-2226 i Der./68 WTAHT SERS 6. McPhaden Insurance 985-2341 'Dec. 68 INVEST NOW yl for Terms of 1 or.2 years VICTORIA and GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments Interest is payable -half yearly or may be left to compound EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED in Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 905.7306 Oct. 17 SHOP | LAWRENCE'S | Rexall ONE CENT SALE NOW AND HERE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES FROM THE MORE THAN 350 ARTICLES ON SALE js through Oct. 26 I SAVE MONEY $1.19 M3) SOLUTION | -.50c. REXALL TOOTH | 95. BACHELOR SHAVE 20 oz. BRUSHES CREAM 2 for $1.20 2 for Sic 2 for 96¢ $3.19 POLYMULSION $1.89 ADRIENNE HAIR $2.89 HOT WATER 16 on. SPRAY Bornes | 2 for $3.20 | 2 for $1.90 2 for $2.90 $1.34 BACHELOR $3.98 VITAMINS & 5 4 : DEODORANT - STICK MINERALS -- 100' h, Sit: : pig 2 for 51.35 | 2 for $3.99 or 91,20 | .98¢c. REXALL BABY OIL $1.98 HALIBUT LIVER | .79.Mi31 TOOTH PASTE ] | OIL CAPSULES or POWDER 2 for 99¢ 2 for $1.90 | 2 for 80c¢ hh ch 89c. BRONCHIAL 35. FACE CLOTHS | $1.00 BOX CHRISTMAS = Lu SYRUP CARDS 2 for 90c 2 for 36c | 9 for $1.01 $1.89 ASA. REX = $429 CHEWABL TABLETS -- 300 | $150 BOX CHRISTMAS VITAMINS . 2 for $1.90 2 for $1.51 2 for $4.30 SEE BILLS FOR COMPLETE LISTING b Lawrence Pharmacy DIAL 985-2231 PORT PERRY AA be holding their fall anni * versary so there will be church service here, but, be- lieve it or not, S.S. is called for 945 am. HA. E Johnson Pr, wo » NG [ 3