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20-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 24, 1975 The Seagrave United Church Anniversary Service will be celebrated next Sun- day, September 28 with Rev. George Phillips as' guest speaker. Our Sunday School and Church Services will be withdrawn so that all may share in the worship at Sea- grave. Rev. J.'Roundell baptised Robert Darin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bacon, during the Service on Sunday. Present for the occasion were the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. - G. Preeace -of England who are visiting their daughter at this time. We are pleased to report Mrs. Elwood Clements is . home from hospital. Mr. and Mrs. D. Paxton, Willowdale visited with Mr. and Mrs. V. Mount on Mon. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Paisley visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Phoenix. Dr. McKinney of Brooklin was a visitor on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Art Couyes. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Emp- ringham of Agincourt were Suigay guests with Mr. and AEE BNA UA ane SE ra Mrs. Archie Empringham. Dr. and Mrs. Art Lee and daughter Mrs. Wells, Toron- to visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee recently. 'Mr. and Mrs. John Phoenix, Toronto spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phoenix. A number of 4-H Club members participated in the events at Lindsay Fair. Con- gratulations to the winners. Mr. Garfield Beare of Fill- more, Sask. has been visiting relatives in the area and will be taking in the Plowing Match. Mr. and Mrs. Art Couves attended the Plowing Match at Brampton last Friday and also visited her sister 'Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery "at Eden Mills recently. Mr. and Mrs. H. Phoenix spent the weekend in Toronto visiting with his sister Miss" Jean Phoenix and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bagg and family. Mr. and Mrs. George 'Beaton attended Annivers- ary Services at Wick Presby- terian Church.on Sunday. The W.I. ladies 'will be working in the craft tent at .the Plowing Match on Wed. and helping to sell food in the Snack Tend on Friday. Be - sure to drop by and see the craft demonstration. They sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Gonnerman for the loss of his mother. The funer- al took. place .on Sunday afternoon from the Low Fun- eral Home to Bethel Ceme- tery. \ Mr. and Mrs. H. Phoenix were recent dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. H. Werry of Kedron. While in the Greenbank area on Tuesday afternoon, last, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Newman were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Couves when those interest- ed had the opportunity to. meet and ask questions of the P.C. candidate. They were evening dinner guests, with Mr. and Mrs. George 'Beare. i v PVV CVV VVVVV2V222299922 VVC -- FRIDAY - kK FR TT TN ha BOBCAYGEON FALL FAIR FRIDAY & SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th & 27th, 1975 1:00 P.M. - Judging in the Hall 5:00 P.M. Midway will start 8:00 P.M. - Variety Show & Judging of Fair Queen Contest SATURDAY - 10:00 A.M. Judging of 4-H Pony Club Exhibit, Sheep & Swine 11:00 A.M. Judging of 4-H Calf Club Exhibits 12:00 Noon Monster Parade - Floats, Heavy Horses, Bands 12:15 P.M. Official Opening Ceremonies ~ 12:30 P.M.. Judging of Horses and Cattle : 2:00 P.M. Talent Contest - Old Time Fiddle Contest, Pet Show 4 Jumper and Hunter Horse Competitions. 2:30 P.M. Log Sawing Contest, Horse Sh 3:00 P.M. Horse Drawing Contest - heavy & light classes. ADMISSION TO GROUNDS SATURDAY $1.25 Adults - $1.00 Cars - 50c Child' A Tre Ae A Rr Te We Ny Ep. en Pitching Contest a a RR RE RRC CCC TTS Monday, September 15th the fall season of the Hospi- tal Auxilliary 'held its first meeting. : President Jeanne Goode opened the meeting by hav- ing the 24 ladies present. repeat the Auxilliary Praye- er. : David Brown, Administra- tor, spoke to us, and explain- - ed the reasoning behind the -taking of the Patients Salar- jum and the other changes that have taken place in the hospital. The cause of all of Pontypool advances to finals (continued For Pontypool, one run in the second, third and fourth innings were all that was needed for the victory. Con- secutive home runs by Dave Rafuse and Laverne Brown provided the hitting power, Pontypool will now meet the ~ Nestleton '"Malmont Farms' Jets in the finals with the first game slated for 2 p.m. next Sunday in Ponty- pool. The final series will be a two out of three contest. |L.S.S.A. SHORTS Dave Rafuse has now gone 14 consecutive games in the L.S.A.A. this year without a defeat. . Sunday's shutout marked the first time in three seasons Yelverton did not notch the scoreboard. Nestleton has yet to beat Pontypool this season losing 11-9 and 4-2. °° "For the second year in a row' the defending champion in. . the L.S.S.A. has been elimin- ated in the semi-finals. Nest- leton in 1974 and Yelverton in 197%. RR ERR M 0-0-0-0ving | TOOMBS INSURANCE ; AGENCY 5 RRR SR a 2 HE i RRR nn ER SEE & SRR i NN SRA RR SH on Queen Street to 209 MARY STREET (corner of Mary and Perry Streets, Port Perry) many clients and friends. Owned and operated by John Waldinsperger is moving from its present location Wed., October 1st, 1975 We hope that-our new facilities will enable us to better serve the needs of our PHONE 985-2731 or 985-2557 RES. 985-3846 das ss this was the Ontario Govern- ments refusal to allow an extension to be built and with the number of -out-patients that the hospital is handling, particularly - the Physio- Therapy Dept. these internal alterations were necessary. The only problem is that at the moment we dort have a Physio-Therapist. They seem to be in very short supply. The minutes of the May and June meetings were redd by Norma Crowell and were adopted as read, Mary Cannon gave the Tuck Shops Treasurer report. and Bonnie Gerrow gave the . General Treasurers report. Marion" Webster reports that 123 pairs of baby bootees have been distributed since the first of the year. Also Greenbank area news 96 births at Hospital in 4 months since May 21 to Sept. 15, 33 girls and 33 boys were born in our hospital. Marj. McDermott announ- ced thatthe eight Candy Stripers that volenteered their time to help the pa- tients at the hospital worked a total of 1148 hours. Eileen Pugh reported that "all the tickets for. the Fall Dance had been sold. Since this report is being written after the dance, I can honest- ly say a good time seemed to 'bé had by all. As usual the Joey Van Quartet were su- perb. The door prize of a beauti- ful clock was won by Mr. and Mrs. Grant Menzies. . That's all for this writing but look through the paper for the next undertaking of the Hospital Auxilliary. Joanne Huston. 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