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hi RRO i 4 COVE 1 \ * Cable to carry French shows Compton Cable TV. Lid of Uxbridge has applied for _permission to carry C.B.L.F.T., the CBC French network station, over channel 10 of Ks system and the new Global Network station on Channel three. The Global station would replace channel 3 from Barrier Global has an antenna near Uxbridge and plans to begin broadcasting in the new year. Compton Cable has algo applied for permission to extend its cable operation into Port Perry. Seagrave and Area news And what's doing in Sea- grave? Not much we must confess. Our busy time will come next week when the Turkey Dinner takes place. There will be, we expect, an abundance of all the foods we have been serving in past years, including the pie and : plum - pudding desserts. "Firs{ come first served" is the rule and the ladies expect to be all ready to go at 4 o'clock on Wednesday, Nov. 7th. We expect Mrs. McNeil will be in her usual place selling small home- made articles. We were rather startled to hear on Monday of the deaths of two persons havy- ing connections with this community. Mr. Murvin NOW ISTHE TIME TO ORDER YOUR WINTER FUEL When cable does be- come i LA ios expected that the French television station will also be available here. Port Perry 4-H meeting Meeting No. 6 was held on October 23rd at Miss Dadd's home. The president opened the meethig with the 4-H pledge. Sharon read the minutes. We discussed the Achievement Day. Patsy was chosen to be our com- mentator.-We also discussed "Decorative Vegetables." All the girls were to make Stone who spent the greater part of his life here passed away after a short stay in Port Perry Hospital. His funeral will be held on Wednesday afternoon. The other was Mrs. Arthur Hammond of Oshawa who 'had suffered a long illness in Oshawa Hospital. We extend sympathy to "their friends and relatives. Hospital news isn't very charming this week. We can now report Mrs. Davis is able to be at home again. Dale Billings and Don Bea- cock each made brief visits there but are home again also. The Bruce - Barr travel- lers arrived home quite safely from Japan on Sat- SAVE Money on DX Premium Quality Fuel Oil Call Collect 668-3381 DX FUEL OIL ~~ Call us today for PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE MIDDLETON'S QUEEN ST. PORT PERRY 985-2562 decorative vegetables. We also made a Spicy Cheese Vegetable Dip. Miss Dodd demonstrated a centre piece. table arrange- ment. The meeting was closed withrthe 4-H motto 'Learn to _do by doing." - Press Réporter Margot vansSchagen urday. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Short attended a dinner and dance on Saturday night in honour of Mrs. Tanton who is retir- ing from Flamingo Pas- tries. Apparently most folks preferred to stay al home on Sunday to watch the horse race or the Liberal Conven- tion. There were a couple of exceptions, however, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mitchell of Galt (Cambridge 'to be correct) spent the week end at the B. Wanamaker home. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Carr and girls were back home at Eden attending the church anniversary there. We expect a profusion of spring bloom at the church next season. Some Hi-C members planted the bulbs on Saturday. Weather conditions (per- haps) kept the attendance at services here. S.S. at 11 as lower than usual. Next week Greenbankers will be having their church anniversary so no 10 o'clock services here. S.S. at 11 as ususal. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bus- hell visited his. parents in Toronto on Sunday after- noor. To everyone in driving distance! If you wish to hear a real live Service of Praise attend the Goodwood Church, Nov. 18 at 8 p.m. when the Melodante Singers of Que Beach United Church will be featured. FREEZER SPECIAL PORK LIONS Mrs. Jeanne McNulty was the Grand Prize winner of a 26'* color TV at the Ballard Lumber official opening last weekend. John Ballard is seen here congratulating Mrs. McNulty while Ralph Ballard, left, and Neil McNulty looks on. Over 30 other prizes were given away during the opening. The Management and Staff of BALLARD LUMBER would like to say hank es, to everyone who made our Official Grand Opening such a success. Congratulations to the following prize winners: BAYH PRIZE - Mrs. Jean McNulty - 26" Color TV 12-14 Ibs. CHILDREN'S WINNERS: avg. weight. J. Van Schagen - Port Perry Lisa Pelletier - Port Perry M i i - Perr t Janice Perrault - Seagrave Marcia VanderMeer -Port y ask about our cuts Wrapped Michael VanderMeer - Port Perry Robert Honiball - Toronto ) . ¢ 1234 HOME FOOD-FREEZER PLAN N 1.09 OTHER PRIZE WINNERS : i a plan to fit everyones budge . | Mrs. Win. Moore Sunrise Beach F. Bewley Port Perry wR ; Dan Koch - Port Perry, R.R.4 Fred Taylor - Port Perry { p: Jena i Tom Soomre - Port Perry Eileen Hodgins - Prince Albert Fo Silverwoods ¢ ¢ William T. Beare - Port Perry Arthur Wiersma - Whitby LV Reba . 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