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6 - PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, August 22, 1973 News from Seagrave Our village and surround ings are still enjoying a holiday from all community activities but some individ- uals are moving around a bit. Mrs. Gladys Short accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Short of Port Perry on a trip to the west last week. Mrs. Boe has been making good use of her holiday time too. On Aug. 4, she with her son Carl and his family went to Barrie to attend an antique sale put on by her nephew, Mr. Milford Sleep. The next day all journeyed to the Carl Boe home in Kingston and during that week the same group spent several days in the State of Vermont. Mrs. Boe returned home on Wednesday, 15th. Last Sunday, Mrs. Boe was one from this com- munity who attended Decoration services at Greenbank cemetery. Later she entertained Mr. and Mrs. Dow Boe, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Boe and Mrs. Fleeta Sleep for dinner. A number of interested people attended the Decoration Services at Pleasant Point on Sunday afternoon. The Wanamaker's grand- children from Oshawa keep coming back to Seagrave. Last week Wayne spent a few days here and this week it was Lynda and Mary Lee's turn. Other visitors at the Wanamaker home were Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Morrison of 108th Annual BLACKSTOCK FAIR Saturday, August 25th Grounds and Building open 9:30 a.m. Horse Show begins 12 noon Parade at 12:30 Fair opened by Walter Beath Livestock Ladies' Work Judo Demonstrations Arthur Latchem - Sidewalk Magician Midway and Helicopter Rides Potato Peeling Contest Attractions of interest to all ages Adults $1.00 Students 50c. Public School Free Toronto on Thursday and Mr. and Mrs. Milt. Demara of Scugog on Sunday. Mrs. Phyllis Wray is giving Master Richard Schycki of Weston a taste of farm life this week. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chirrey and sons of Totten- ham, Mrs. E. Stewart of Toronto and Mrs. Lucknow of Uxbridge were her guests. Mr. and Mrs. Nodwell had their grandchildren from Hamilton visiting them last week. Mr. Herb Zolitz brother and his family returned to Germany on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Venner were in Goderich last week attending the funeral of Mr. Venner's sister. They remained there a few days. Last week saw our elderly friend Mr. Isaiah Irwin in hospital. He was home for a few days but returned to hospital on Monday. The house behind the store has had several changes of occupants since the time of Mr. and Mrs. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parker (Wendy Monaham) have now bought it and will be moving in at the end of the month. Mrs. Bernard Standish expects to see her friends perked up soon. She sponsored a cosmetics demonstration on Tuesday evening. Still no church services and still no minister but THEY WENT THAT AWAY. Our photographer almost missed getting this picture of western weekends promotional wagon train. The wagons are from Stouffville. When the photographer went there to take a picture they had already left for Port Perry. You guess what local oldtimers said when he jumped out of his car yelling, 'Anyone see a wagon train go by here? The train toured surrounding towns promoting the western weekend. services are expected to resume on Sept. 2 and there seems to be some hope we may soon have a minister too. Sunday, Sept. 9 will be S.S. Rally Sunday. Arrange- ments have not been completed but we under- stand a picnic will follow the service. Unit 2, U.C.W. are planning a luncheon on September 19th at 12 o'clock. More later. Blackstock Fair Dances Saturday, August 25 9 p.m. Arena - TEEN DANCE with "Open Water" Rec Centre - SQUARE & ROUND DANCING with "Sandy Abernethy's Orchestra" Admission to both: *1.50 per person AND GET CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT $15.0 The new Cats are in! With a new, longer, one-piece seat. A new, tuned exhaust system. And an all new fixed-jet carb that'll keep your Cat hummin' in all temperatures -- and at any altitude. Come see why this year's Cat is the one and only. CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT BUY A NEW CAT WORTH OF EXTRAS! WHEN YOU WANT EM! BUY A CAT! GET $150 * WORTH OF EXTRAS, FREE! Buy the one and only Cat VIP, Panther, EI Tigré or Cheetah--right now--and we'll give you $150 worth of Arctic-Wear suits, boots, Cat accessories, you DEAN WATSON AUTO SALES HWY. 47 - Just south of Uxbridge Phone 852-6332 CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT name it. You can use it whenever you want. But don't wait to buy your Cat. This special Pre-Freezin' Season offer ends soon. IVD IVD ID IVD LW) IW) IVD IVD ID IV) IVD IVD IVD IVD 2)!