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|e & [ b ¢ 3 [ » . » » y LJ ¢ * >» ot Seagrave Apparently we were tak ing things for granted in sug- gesting there should have been pictures of the Seagrave fire. Mrs. Jansen tells us that an attempt was made but the smoke was just too thick. On Sunday November 23rd the Jas. Durwards had a large birthday party to celebrate for Mrs. W. Durward and her son Jas. Durward. There were 43. guests present including Mr. and Mrs. G. Allen, Mrs. Mabel Tenant, Mr. and Mrs. R. Durward, Mr. and Mrs. G. Durward, Mr. and Mrs. J. Skelton, Mr, and Mrs. L. Dur- ward, Mr. and Mrs. M. Dur- ward, Mr. and Mrs. K. Tindall, Mr. and Mrs. J. Snooks, Mr. and Mrs. M. 'Edgerton, and Miss Joan Leslie, There were 21 grandchildren and 6 great- grandchildren of Mrs. Dur- ward. They had a wonderful time. During the last few weeks the Wanamaker, Fitze, Stur- man, Crosier and Hlozan fam- ilies have each gladly 'wel- comed a son. On Friday when the Carr baby arrived it was another girl (the fourth) for Bruce and Judy Carr. Bruce says he likes girls. The Tobins are all a-twitter also. Their long hoped-for first grandson came on Fri- day too. The proud parents are Frank and Diane Tobin of Blackstock. Little Kimmie Tobin is having some holidays at grandmas. Mr. and Mrs. Don Darrell spent a few days last week with Rev. E. and Mrs, McNeil. P.C. Jim Fishley, his wife News and son Michael of Oshawa spent Wednesday with Mrs. B. Fishley. Miss Marilyn McMillan was home over the week-end. We are glad to report that Mrs. M. Curl has returned from hospital and is steadily improv ing. Unit 2, U.C.W. had thei final meeting for '69 on Wed nesday night at the home of] Mrs. T.A. Venner. There wer about 256 members and visito present. Meeting opened with a short devotional and a repor from the treasurer then th remainder of the evening wi given over to Mrs. A. Marty who conducted an Artex| demonstration. There w: lunch later. The euchre on Saturday evening was almost a repea of the one 2 weeks ago. Attendance was again only fair but everyone had a good time and lots to\eat. Win- ning lady was Mrs. Gladys Short and low lady her grand- daughter Mrs. Twiner. Men's high went to Bill Colwell and the low to Larry Short. On Monday evening a number of our ladies visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Short in. Port Perry. They were there with gifts for. Mrs. G. Stone, who has been one of the group for many years but has now moved from the community. Qur grocer tells us that Santa is practically certain to reach Seagrave on Satur- day afternoon (Dec. 6) at 3 o'clock -- a whole week earlier than in. town. The treats are all ready so come along and see what he has for you, Unfortunately the Girl Guides had picked the same ONE STOP CLINE SHOPPING GIFTS, GIFTS & MORE GIFTS THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE MANY 6IFT 10EAS AT GUARDIAN SHOP NOW FOR A COMPLETE SELECTION! Perfumes & Cosmetics Christmas Wrap, $= Lights & Candies Men's Toiletries Household Appliances Men's & Women's Shavers Billfolds Supplies Hair Brushes Dresser Sets Lighters Fitted Cases Hair Dryers & Setters Manicure Sets Watches & | Clocks Candies 18" ALUMINUM LLY TN 15 ox. SuGe LIST REG. oR EXTRA HOLD THESE ARE JUST A FEW_ OF THE MANY GIFT IDEAS ATYOUR GUARDIAN DRUG STORE, SHOP NOW FOR A SOMPLETE SELECTION! Lawrence Pharmac I's 209 Queen Street Phone: 985-2231 Port Perry PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Dec. 4, 1969 -- 11 afternoon from 2--4 o'clock for their bazaar. Neither party knowing the other's plans. Perhaps™ su could take in both events. The guides deserve your support. There have been better Sundays for 'travelling. but attendance at both services was just a bit better than average. The Advent season was ushered in by the sing - ing of Christmas hymns and a suitable discourse entitled "The Stable and the Manger'. At S.S. the beginner's class stole the show as usual. The audience didn't hear too much but the pleased faces of the youngsters were wonderful Most of us saw :.athy Reid and Ricky Brear deposit birthday money but not every- one saw Mrs. Mac Taggart slip hers in later. Now for next Sunday, Church service at 10. No S.S. Presentation of the Chtistmas Story by the younger S.S. scholars at 7:30. This annual event is in its 18th season, so don't miss it and don't forget a white gift for the Victor Mission. The Christmas tree will be held on Friday, December will make another appearance. The U.C.W. will have their fling on Wednesday, December 17th, one week later than to behold. usual. Oshawa Ar The Oshawa Area Planning and Development Study is now well under way. A joint undertaking of the Province of Ontario and of six munici- palities in the south of Ont- ario County and four in the southwest of Northumber- land-Durham, 0.A.P.A.D.S. is probably the most compren- sive study of its kind ever undertaken anywhere. Combining the design of new regional government ma- chinery with long-range plan- ning of economic develop. ment, land use, transporta- tion, municipal services and financial resources, OAPADS will marry sound, integrated planning and effective imple- mentation. Two concentric areas are being studied, an intensive study area by the whole ea Planning And Development Study study team, and a more ex- tensive territory by the re- gional government compon- ent. The area under intensive study comprises the ten spon- soring municipalities referr- ed to above; but the govern- mental region which will fin. ally be proposed could be either larger or smaller than this intensive study area. 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