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La : HS SEATS dig NTR ANA A - Br a he Regs = 4 Ee a a Se - - Cs a ~ ; Ene CR See Se Pg a Gan = } Kx 7 on 0 A J ¥ ¥ {! i a " as RG oS REA NE Se JER AR . ES Aaa Te ~o A) Te We -- Siig Ta lass sey r RUE A Ld PTY 5. . Y i A « CESAR 5 Ad Ny RAR ANNES - I vl i hl Se SA CALI EL RAN A I SA Te 14 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday May 21 1970 Seagrave News Continued the week-end but returns to Toronto on Tuesday. Our grocer and his wife spent their half-holiday last week in Columbus visiting cousins, Mr. and Mrs. . W. Sanderson. On Thursday, Mr. Carl Boe of Kingston, on a business trip to Toronto and Peterbor- ough, had dinner with his mother, Mrs. Reta Boe. Other visitors the same evening were Mr. and Mrs. Geo Ferris and Mrs. Faye Dowson all of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott spent Sunday with their son Bev. and his family at their cott- age at Balsam Lake. On Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. W. Keen, Brian Keen, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Standish and children were in Bolton visiting Mr. and Mrs. Adam Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wana- maker were celebrating their 4th wedding anniversary this week-end. On Saturday with some friends they had spec- ial dinner, show etc. and on Sunday visited Mr. and Mrs. Ian Fraser of Willowdale. Grandpa and grandma Leroix did the baby sitting chores x. and remained over night. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hunter were guests at the Richard: son-Austin wedding on Satur- day night in Bobcaygeon. Another Saturday evening wedding involved Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Taylor of Scugog so Stephen was parked with the. Belairs then all hands paid a short visit to the Bry- ant cottage on Sunday even- --ing. Mrs. Alma Garlick and her sister, Mrs. Blanche Trische drove down from Toronto to the old home town on Sunday, but found many of their friends away here and there. They had a good visit however with for- mer neighbour, Mrs. M. Stone We suggest they come in time for church next time perhaps on Anniversary Sun- day. ha Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jordon and baby from Port Perry visited the Ellsworth Kenne- d's on Sunday. Mrs. Moon and Clifford had just one visitor this week-end Mr. Howard Billingham of Toronto. ¥ - The Port Perry High School Band (top picture) under the direction of L.P. Chellew will perform in the United Church Auditorium, Thursday, May 28. The concert named "World of Music" will also feature the choir from R.H. Cornish Public 1 Church. i along with several soloists. The choir will alsg [take part in a concert "Young Artist Series", the third presented by students of Marie Taylor this season, on Sunday, May 24, in the United local congregation a few years ago, Zion church has been closed except for a yearly anniversary. The 24th has always been their day so Sunday afternoon was the time of their annual re-union service. Our Mr. Bruce Carr accompanied by Mrs. Tobin provided special music this year, there were only about one- third as many people as a week ago and of the 9 babies baptized on Mother's Day only one was present, Ted Sturman. Mr. Critch's sent. ence sermon this week was School (bottom picture) under the direction of Glen Taylor, Since re-alignment of the At our own church servic LADY MOTORISTS! Why Pay More? SAVE ON PREMIUM QUALITY GAS A new DX Station TO SERVE YOU AT ec COLUMBUS - Phone 655-3892 AND MEN MOTORISTS TO! FREE Box of Kleenex or Coffee Mug with each $3.00 Purchase. "A good many. big shots are only little shots who kept shooting." At Sunday School, Brian Barr filled in on short notice and read a story as the con- tribution of the primary class. The birthday box was visited by Mr. Short of Fish Point. Ken Sturman gave th» minutes of a meeting held two weeks ago. It dealt main- ly with plans for the Sunday School anniversary. pi-»i even Rally Sunday in the fall, Holidays will come in Aug- ust again this year. We were dead wrong in r-- porting that Greenbank ann- iversary would be first. Now the story is, Seagrave on May 31st at 11, with . Mr. Larry Johnston as speaker, a S.S. choir and a luncheon. Greenbank on June 7th and Pinedale on June 14th. with no service whatever at Sea- grave on either date. Next week May 24th will be as usual, The Hi-C members are anx- ious that everyone should remember their "Slave Auct- ion" on May 29th at 8.30 p.m. Now we'll eat a little crow. Manchester News week-end guests with. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Roberts were Mrs. G. Battae and daughter Dorothy and Miss O'Rielly of Waterloo. Dinner guests at the Roberts home on Fri- day were Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Mitchell and sons of Wayne, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Roach and family were at their cottage for the long week-end. Mr. F. B. Johnston return- ed home from a visit with his daughter, Mrs. Jas. Torr- ens and family at Willowdale. Kenneth returned with his grandfather for the holiday week-end. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnston and family and Mrs. Frank Johnston visited Mrs. C. C. Gilbert, wife of the late Rev. C. C. Gilbert at Albright Manor in Beamsville, Mrs. Reta Wilson and son Pavid of Oshawa visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dobson on | Lakefield was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Best and family. Mrs. F. Johnston with Mr. and Mrs. /Jas. Torrens and children'visited Niagara Falls and called on Mr. and Mrs. Harley {Johnston and family in Welland. Mr. and Mrs. L. Beat visit- ed their daughter, Mrs. Glen field on Monday. Manchester U.C.W. was an attendance of twenty- members present. Mrs. L. Thompson, Mrs. F. Johnson and Mrs. Lamb gave readings from the "Friendship Book'. Mrs. Lamb showed the from her daughter during her stay in Germany. The next meeting June 4th will be held at the home of Mrs. William Lamb. ~~ A delicious lunch was Monday. Mrs. Doris Clattenburg of served. Dunford and family in Lake-| 4 The regular U.C.W. meet-| ing was held at the home| of Mrs. Fred Lamb. There| beautiful gifts she has received | In "World (continued) Our local High School Band will be performing under the direction of Mr. Peter Chel- lew. These young musicians have attained a high standard and handle their various in- struments with skill and ar- tistry. Also appearing will be the R. H. Cornish Public School Choir. Recently, with Mr, Glen Taylor as director they were awarded the highest mark in the Sunderland Mu- sic Festival, meriting also a special award from the ad- judicator Mr. Lloyd Brad- shaw, : Among our guest artists we are privileged to present Mr. John Beaton of Oshawa --a high school student and talented violinist. Winner of many awards and special commendation at musical festivals we are assured of a rare treat, as this young mu. sician plays for us. HOWARD VICE, Prop. BROADLOOM - Draperies by the Yard Venetian & Cloth Blinds Custom Made Drapes Drapery Rods & Tracks Interior Decorating Service Custom Made Slip Covers Howard's Draperies } Phone. 0f Music" Miss Barbara Taylor, a vo- cal Honours student and Port Perry High School graduate, now attending McMaster Uni- versity will make a guest ap- pearance, soprano voice is always a de- light and inspiration to her listeners. Mr.' Bill Slute who was awarded the very high mark of 85 in the Peterborough Festival recently, will also contribute his talents to the programme, ; Senior piano students of local teachers will participate with much loved works of great composers. ' Solos and duets by vocal students who have been highly trained to develope their talent will complete a balanced "pro- gramme to please the indivi- dual taste of the music lover. Plan to attend--a reward- ing experience for all ages. Tickets available from local music teachers. 725-3144 OSHAWA 926 Simcoe St. N, Barbara's lovely -