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TRF eT NE oy TRUA £ Sha REIN ONAN ¥ shod 6 _- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 4, 1972 Seagrave News Our ignorance is probably showing but we just cannot understand what connection the name "Fair Exchange" has with M. & S. work of the church. Will somebody please explain. Last week we " mentioned that several of our ladies had attended this function in Cambridge St. Church, Lindsay. Apparently each U.C.W. group was invited to make a display illustrating some aspect of church work. Greenbank charge was represented by the Seagrave and Pinedale ladies. Our members depic- ted hospital work and help for the aged and shut-ins. Pine- dale had Sr. citizens, new- comers and community pro- jects for their displays. And what do you know? They won 1st prize (Judges choice award(..It would be nice if they would do it again for the home folks. Justhow long does it take to Redman' S Fish & Chips CLOSING build a small bridge? 12th concession still bears the "Bridge Out' sign after all these weeks. The mail man could tell you how long it is. There is some stirring around down at the south end this week. If current rumours can be believed, Mrs. Phyllis Wray and her son Bill from Toronto will soon be again occupying the Wray farm. A little to the south on the main road, we find Mr. and Mrs. S. Modill and their 2 sons installed in their new home. We welcome all these people. Bert Wanamaker is slowly recovering and strolls down to the store but isn't really able to work yet. Bernard Standish is on the mend too and arrived home on Monday. Mr. Otto has returned to Toronto as an a out-patient of the hospital. Mrs. Reta Boe has re- turned from the west but is getting ready to take off again. We weren't allowed to report Bill Barr away to Europe on a buying trip but heishomeagainnowsoit can be told. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dowson attended Bobcaygeon Fair on Saturday and stayed the weekend with their relatives Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Dave New- ham and small daughter of Omenee made their regular visit to Mr. and Mrs. Venner this week. Mrs. Gladys Short has turned up again after a summer in the west and the Clifford Short family had a little private 25th wedding anniversary in Peterborough on Sunday. Another family, the Cook- sons had everybody at home on Sunday. They were cele- brating a belated anniver- sary as well as some birthdays. The Lawrence Nicholls' and Ken Shorts attended the plowing match in Perth county on Saturday and we think they must have stayed over too. We must not forget Bill Wanamaker - and . Sharon Sweetman. They stood around in the rain in Toronto Prince Albert News During worship on Sunday our minister Rev. M. Reeves presided over the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper assisted by elders Messers. H. Hod- gins, B. Snelgrove, G, Hun- ter, L. Beacock. Our minister also con- ducted over a ceremony of Confirmation when Mrs. Roy A. "Dorothy" Hope and Miss Shelley Olsen joined the church membership roll. Mr. + B. Snelgrove on behalf of the congregation extended a welcome to them. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hod- gins spent a week recently at their northern camping site. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Plaunt, Lindsay were Sunday visitors with their auntiand uncle, Mr. and Mrs. H. Jeffrey and John and other relatives. - Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock were Saturday evening din ner company with Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt, Osahwa. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lake and family, Oakwood were visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. E. Martyn. Mr. and Mrs. Hargrave and family, Mr. Hargrave, Sr. of Willowdale visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Graham, Please get in touch with Rev. Reeves at once if you wish any children baptized Sunday, October 15. Mr. Bruce Wilson has left for Clint, Michigan, where he will be studying engineering at the General Motors Insti- tute for six weeks. Sunday School this Sunday at 11:30, kids. Please go downstairs, not up to church service. Welcome back to teachers, Sharon Sweetman and Dorothy Hope and a special welcome to new teachers, Mrs. R. Dearborn, Miss Virginia Elson and Mrs. Pearsall. Mr. and Mrs, Murray Holden and sons, Wayne, Jon and Keith of Peterborough visited with the R. McIntyres on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. I. Doyle visited Mrs. Iva Lake, Satur- day, presently hospitalized in Toronto. Hope you're soon. feeling better, Teddy. Steve McIntyre visited. with Greg Carriere over the weekend. {oD QAR IV NEE: UXBRIDGE 852-6033 Due to uncontrolable events the picture "Bedknobs and Broomsticks has been denied us at this time. In its place we have been given 2 Walt Disney features. Thurs. Fri, Sat.,, Oct. 5-6-7 "101 DALMA. TIONS" 7:15, cartoon feature, "SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON" 9:00, Tommy Kirk, John Mills, Dorothy McGuire. Sat. Matinee 2 p.m. "101 DALMATIONS*, Sun. Mon. Tues., Oct. 89-10 The story of a woman about to get a divorce "ONE IS A LONELY NO", nightly at 8 p.m, Trish Van Devere, Monte Mark- ham, ..(Adult Entertainment). Where, when, how you can meet & talk to Norm Cafik (M. P. Liberal) in the coming week FRIDAY, OCT. 6th o 330PM. Norman Cafik speaks to Youth Monday, October Oth to welcome home team UNTIL SPRING Canada. i: The Hi-C group had their (WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR CUSTOMERS JIS) I ivgol tho Soasen FOR THEIR PATRONAGE AND LOOK FORWARD y g church and elected the TO SERVING YOu AGAIN NEXT SEASON. following officers. Pres. - Bob Bruce, Vice - pres., - Debbie THE REDMAN'S FREE Anti-Rabies CLINICS Date Place Time Oct. 11 -- SCUGOG TWP. - Town Hall 10 a.m. - 12 noon PORT PERRY - Fire Hall - 2 pm. - 5 p.m. Oct. 10 a.m. 12 -- CANNINGTON - Town Hall - 12 noon BEAVERTON - Fire Hall - 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. Oct. 13 -- GREENBANK - Formerly Bert Thompson Bldg. - 10 a.m. - 12 noon COLUMBUS - Township Garage 2 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Oct. 10 a.m. 16 -- CLAREMONT - Community Hall - 12 noon AJAX - Old Fire Hall, Hunt St. - 2 pm. - 7 pm. 10 a.m. . 19 -- SANDFORD - Township Garage - 12 noon UXBRIDGE - Uxbridge Arena 2 pm. - 7 p.m. . 24 -- BROOKLIN - Community Hall - 12 noon 10 a.m. GOODWOOD - Township Garage 2 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Oct. 27 -- SUNDERLAND - Town Hall d0 a.m. - 12 noon i WILFRID - Community Hall 2 pm, - 4 pm. 1 -- UDNEY - Robertson's Garage Nov. 10 a.m. - 12 noon BRECHIN - Fire Hall - 2 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Nov. 2 -- ATHERLEY - 12 noon 10 am. - Fire Hall Nov. 6 -- RAMA - Twp. Office Hwy. 69 "10:30 a.m. - 12 noon RAMA RESERVE - Band Office Critch, Sec. - Earle Barr, Treas. - Catharine Nicholls. This group are planning a "take-out" supper for Oct. 14th and would appreciate your patronage. The local 4H Club will be meeting in Seagrave Church this year and Bonnie Short will be reporting their activi- ties. World-wide. communion was observed in our church on Sunday morning. The service was conducted by Rev. L. Critch assisted by elders Morley Bruce and Clifford Short. The S.S. birthday box was visited by Karen Carr, David Standish and Keith Barr. eo 3:30PM. questions on y=l2.0-1/} r=1/4 about Youth at the campaign trailer which will be parked at the Bowling Green. (Refreshments) THURS., OCT. 12th Norman Cafik will make intro- * ductory remarks and answer ' J Tourism < Federal Grants to the community at the Port Perry Municipal Hall. (Refreshments) WATCH NEXT WEEK FOR MORE OPPORTUNITIES T0 NEE. im CAFIK and 7.18: Where You Save MORE Starts October 12th 10 Big Days of Bargains Don't miss out on all the outstanding specials! Lawrence Pharmacy 2 pm, - 4 pm. All dogs and cats presented at above clinics will be vaccinated free of charge by the Canada Department of Agriculture. SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! saAVE!