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hh Se hn Mr. & Mrs. Harold Kerry Celebrate 50th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerry of, 108 Simcoe St., Port Perry celebrated their Golden An- niversary . June 28th. 235 relatives and friends arrived at Memory Hall, Utica to ex-| tend greetings and present gifts. . Cards and Telegrams from many places in Canada arrived for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Kerry were married June 25th, 1919 in Utica United Church, by Rev. Dr. Crosley Hunter. They have been blessed with two daughters, Muriel, Mrs. Al- fred Fisher of 'Ashburn, and Audrey, Mrs. Allan Walsh, of 3 7) wt FRIENDLY Hoi; SAYS. iT Js TWO S Ptolemy & Grieve | B. A. Service Station "52 Water St. PHONE: Port Perry 985-3182 Sutton, and seven grand- children, To greet her guests in the afternoon, the bride of 50 years wore a pale green bro- cade dress with matching shoes and in the"evening a lace dress with gold slippers. The bridesmaid. and grooms- man Mrs. Thomas Dolson of Brampton and Mr. Herman Kerry were both present and the flower girl Mrs. Jean Eder of Wisconsin, while un- able to attend sent special greetings. In the afternoon Mrs. Frank Kendall and Mrs. Joe Ward presided at the tea table and in the evening Mrs. Herman Kerry and Mrs. Howard Me- Millan. Mr. and Mrs. Kerry oper- ated a grist & feed mill East of Utica for 28 years, then moved to Port Perry in 1947 and have made their home here since. Guests were present from Oshawa, Whitby, Toronto; | Brampton, Alma, Newmarket, Sutton, Zephyr,- Brantford, Uxbridge, Greenbank, Peter- borough, Ajax, Brooklin, Stouffville and Goodwood. "SELLING 985 - 7373 Obituary MRS. ERNEST GRAY' The death of Mrs. Ernest Gray occurred suddenly on Wed., July 2, 1969 at Peter- boro Civie Hospital. She was in her 74th year. She was the only daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Alex McCabe, a sister of Wil. liam McCabe and dear wife of Ernest Gray, Janetville. Surviving, besides her hus- band, arc one son and five daughters, © Elgin Gray .of Prince Albert, Mrs. Arnott Neals (Phyllis) of Toronto, Mrs. Ian Hovey (Helen) of Bowmanville, Mrs. David Wick (Anne) of Ottawa, Mrs. Stewart McQuade (Verna) of Port Perry, Mrs. James Allin] (Dorothy) of Collingwood. The funeral service was held from the McDermott & 'Panabaker © Funeral Home, Port Perry on Saturday, July 5, 1969 and was conducted bv Rev. G. Teskey, United Church minister from Scugog Island in the absence of Rev. Philip Romeril, the minister of Cadmus United Church of which the deceased was a member, Interment was in Nectle- ton Cemetery. -.-The many beautiful floral tributes spoke highly of the esteem in which the deceased was held. Pallbearers were five ne- phews, James Gray, Kennedy Gray, Earl Gray, Elmo Gray, Allin Gray and neighbour Wilfred Beggs Flower bearers were t%e grandchildren of the deceas- ed, Donald Gray, Sharon Gray, Todd Hovev, Gai Hovey, Donna Hovey, Dale McQuade. Michael McQuade, Dennis Wick, Valerie. Wick, Lisa Allin,' Tracie . Allin, Shirley Neals, Randall Neals. wie Loh, GIRLS." IF YOU HAVE DULL AND HARD TO MANAGE HAIR WE'LL GIVE YOU PROPER ) ATTENTIONPLUS A * LOT OF EXTRA CARE RICHARD'S BEAUTY STUDIO PHONE: 985-7991a DEPARTS FRI. Wheeling West Virginia ~ BUS TOUR THE W.W. V.A. COUNTRY and WESTERN JAMBOREE 1st DEPARTURE ..... FRI. AUG. 1st RETURNS SUN. PORT PERRY ... 8:20 P.M. PRICES INCLUDE CLUB." * RESERVED TICKET TO JAMBOREE RETURN VIA TRAILWAYS DELUXE ACCOMMODATION IN WHEELING (ONE NIGHT) ADMISSION CHARGES AND TRANS- PORTATION TO THE "AFTER HOURS PORT PERRY ... 9:40 P.M. 2 qa 2b . 3 p Pin a In PORT PERRY Trailways Tours 627 8a, TORONTO 101, 364.9118 Call ........ 985-2340 'At Queen and Water Streets this building preceded the Sebert House, now Scugog Cleaners. It was in this building that the fire started in. 1883. All buildings on the _ north side burnt down as far west as McCaw"s Jewellery Store, now Pentlands. The next year in July 1884 the rest of the business section burned. Our community enjoyed a short «period of camparative calm last week. The only group in action were the Girl 'Guides who, with their leader Mrs. Howell, had a camp-out' for several days at the back of the Howell farm, They refort a wond- "erful time with no casualties unless it was Mr. Howell. We Seagravers are all pleased that Mr. H. Eagleson is making such a splendid re- covery after surgery last Fri- day in Port Perry Hospital. Mr. E. is in his 93rd year: which makes it quite amaz- ing. - Visiting at the McNeil home this last week-end was Miss_Lillian Rutherford from Panama. She was nurse for Dorothy McNeil (Mrs. Lutter- al) when Mr. McNeil was sta- tioned in the West Indies. They didn't say how many years ago this was. The Lut- teral family are still here so it was a real re-union. . Mr. McNeil had been sche- duled to speak at Seagrave and also at Pinedale Decora- tion Service on Sunday but found himself in bed with a heavy cold instead. He is better now. } Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stone had a free week-end so went to Niagara. © Neil and Donna Wanamaker did the baby- sitting chores. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lake and family of Toronto were with Mrs, .Moon and Clifford on Thursday. Don Hunter were in Port Credit attending the funeral of their brother-in-law Mr. Gordon Westlake. 3 'Mrs. Hunter invited .the U.C.W. of Melville Church to her home for their July meet- ing on Monday. About 20 ladies attended and we note that--Mrs. M. Johnston was one of those taking part. At the Cliff Short home on Sunday were Flight Sgt. J. C. Hadley, his wife and fa- mily who are now stationed at Trenton after a 4 year stint in Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Twiner were also there, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Brink man, Chuckie and Judy of Port Perry spent Sat, evening at the Clements - Belair On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. home. ET ER Fo Ame a ven ad Asa wb bs in oe 4 Bor ass ime Ny Penney Seagrave Rehearsal for the Abraham- Earle wedding took place on Friday evening after which Mrs. Reg. Abraham, mother of the groom-to-be, entertain- 'ed the wedding party. . ~A number of our ladies attended the trousseau . tea for Miss Linda Venning in Blackstock on Sunday after- noon. . Thanks to our visitors, church attendance was a bit better this week. = S.S. at- tendance was exactly the same 'so church was ahead again. Nothing out of the ordinary occurred and there was only one birthday, that of Colene Watts. We are bracing. ourselves Specializing in Rec News for next week-end. How do you suppose we'll survive 2 weddings? Both come on Saturday -- one at 3 in our church, the other in Black- stock at 7.30. Then there is this Moon madness. Bible. Vacation School starts on Mon. 21st and on Tues. comes the SS. picnic, to be held in- Wellspring Park starting at 6 p.m." Everyone will be wel- come whether' they attend S.S. or not. . COMPLETE "FEAL ESTATE LID REALTOR "23 . Built-ins, etc. - Coty Imagination and Estimates Free. REAL ESTATE OC re ee 'BOB'S CARPENTRY Rooms, Kitchens, BERO TEES _SEAGRAVE -- 985.7027 Se eS TCS CY af Ee EN AR RN FOR ALL YOUR PLUMBING AND HEATING NEEDS "CALL ART'S PLUMBING and HEATING 985-2581 OPERATED by ART ELECTRICAL R.R.1, PORT PERRY (PETE) PETROZZI LICENCED MECHANIC ARR hhh bb Aoi shhh hehehehehe heed KEN P. MURRAY - CONTRACTOR "WIRING / Domestic and uel : CALL US FOR FRE 1 ESTIMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL HOME HEAT PHONE 985 - 7005 274 Rosa $t. SERRE ssRLE AL sa sata saan A Ar tana PORT PERRY