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YALA Land ay dnkid dew wim 107A e shiva IE Waduncdais Na. 11 ? DANY NEeEnNnnuv cTYAnD £ . | Ca in} Seagrave area news This week, we first of all extend the best wishes of Seagravers to Mr. Herb Eagleson of Cambridge for a happy 99th birthday on Fri- day, December 13th. : Saturday was a busy day here for many. The 4-H girls attended their final meeting for the autumn season, in Uxbridge, where they put into practice what they had learned. Their leaders were quite pleased with the efforts of our girls. The Brownies, 26 in num- ber in charge of Mrs. Roberge and Mrs. Carol Brown were quite happy riding down Port Perry's main street in the Santa Claus parade and so was Bruce Carr who drove the tractor. The Carrs were really busy as the two older girls belonged to 4-H while the younger ones were Brownies. Then on Sunday, Mr. Ganton Carr of Eden, paid a visit to his son's home. Other week-end visitors here included, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wanamaker and family of Oshawa at the B.-L. Wanamakers on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sweet- man and children of Streets- ville, spent the weekend with the Ken Sturman family. At the Clements-Belair home on Saturday, were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Michie of Hamilton. Away from home were the Belairs who- on Saturday Night were entertained by 94 ELLA STREET -- Superior Aluminum PORT PERRY, ONT. SIDING - WINDOWS - FASCIA SOFFIT - TROUGH -- REYNOLDS DEALER -- 25 Year Written Guarantee CALL 985-3743 DOORS OPEN 'TILL 9:00 P.M. EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS MEN'S So sportcoats! SRS 8 RBEZgz \{ 3 SUITS one pant "Arrow Shirts *99.95 ¥1.50 Leather Belts 2.98 G.W.G. Jeans $14.95 Levi Co rduroys $14.95 'included the Guides bazaar i Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Morri- son in Peterborough. Mrs. Phyllis Wray has bid goodbye to her daughter, Mrs. Blom, and grand- daughter, Elisha, who re- turned to their B.C. home on Saturday. : Monday nights activities where prizes were won _ by the follwing persons. Joe ! Timms - Clock radio; Mrs. | E. Todd - book ends; Mrs. Ashmore - vase; Mrs. Payne - candlestick holders; Mrs. Allen Martyn, Margaret O' Regan and Mrs. Chaisson - hand hooked rugs made by the girls. Mrs. Howell wishes to thank all for their support. Also on Monday night, 20 ladies from Unit U.C.W. had their Christmas party at the Morley Bruce home. It followed the usual pattern of devotions, games and of course, lunch. We have only one name on (continued on page 7) PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 11, 1974 -- 3 This slightly burned envelope arrived at the STAR office this week with a note from the Post Office explaining it had been rescued from the Post Office in Toronto, when it caught fire. The envelope contained this month's copy of the Journal published by the Addiction Research Foundation. CARTWRIGHT SCOUTS Christmas Trees at Oliver Rohrer -- Nestleton Beacock Hardware -- Blackstock Gordon's Market -- Caesarea Emiel's Place Licensed Dining and Banquet Rooms -- TRY OUR -- Surf & Turf Steaks Filet Mignon Lobster Tails Fishermans Platter Queen St. Port Perry HOSIERY gt . 590 PANT SUITS 26% 129% Ladies Long DRESSES 325% . 1350 A.W. BROCK 168 Queen Street DEPARTMENT STORE Port Perry, Ont. OU ORR IIS H vy £9) LREREREEEEREREERPREERRR RRR RRR RRR EER RR RRR Ree rT --------------------------evs OREN TR Di Sy Na TAR A Ladies Housecoats rom *25% Children's Wear . (Large Assortment) OOO OCOD ADDO