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2--PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. DEC. bth, 1963 Mrs. D. Howsam; 2nd Gent--172, night with 15 tables. Winners SEAGRAVE NEWS Rin. H. E. and Mrs. Drink- walter returned home on Nov. Tth after being with Occupation Forces in Germany for about three years. They, with their three children have spent part of their leave with Mrs. Drink- walter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Stone. They left dur- ing the past week for Victoria, B.C. where they expect.to be posted for a few years. The following friends called on Mr. and Mrs. J. C. MacTag- od recently: Messrs. Billy artin and George Shaw of Sutton; Duncan Martin of Sun- derland; James King of Beaver- ton; and Geordie Ewen of Osgh- awa. A few weeks ago Rev. E. Mc- Neil baptized the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Drinkwalter at the morning urch Service. During the morning service on Dec. 1st he performed another baptismal service. Mrs. Morley Bruce were spon- | approved. | sors for the child. Mr. and The Treasurer Mr. H. Buek- | ' 1 Mrs. Barr Sr. of Toronto were | land gave report. Validated also present. Mr. and Mrs, | The Refreshment Committee | Bruce entertained the family | for December is as follows: | \ DA » for dinner after the service. Mrs. M. Chapman, Mrs, I. AT YOUR LOCAL DEPARTMENT OF Mr. and Mrs. John Tristram | Holmes, Mrs. E. Fralick, Mrs. TRANSPORT OFFICE AS IN THE PAST. and Mrs. Wm. Tristram called | G. Basle Mrs. R. Sutcliffe and : I. ai) on Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Eagle- | Mrs. L. Sargantson, There is no no need to mail them to Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barr |; Mrs. D. Nott; Consolation Lady were: 1st Ladies--174, Miss M. McLaren; 1st Gent -- 78, Mr. Orval Watson; 2nd Ladies--173, MO MOTORIST YOU CAN HAVE YOUR Chauffeur or Operator Licence -| Senior Citizens | The regular meeting of Seni- | or Citizens Club was held on| oon 27th November. The President Mrs, Jessie] --Mrs. L. Bright; Consolation Gent--Miss A. McLaren. daa a lb grave Church, since this was | the last charge held by Rev.| Robertson opened the meeting Thos. Wallace. Mrs. Barr is| with Prayer and singing of 0| a daughter of Mr. Wallace's Canada. sister. The baby boy was; After Roll Call the minutes named Brian Wallace, Mr. et of last meeting were read and | We can look after you at Port Perry any time. | Office Hours--Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 8.00 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Wed. -- 8.00 a.m. to 12 Noon son on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Moase, Larry | and Roger were dinner guests. There will not be a o---- on December 11th, as majority | | of members are going to 0' -------- | Keefe Center to see "My Fair | CARTWRIGHT ELECTS » BOARD OF EDUCATION Lady mek b Nal 21 pm Sat, -- 8.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. Dalton Dorrell ........ 250--2 yrs. | arranged for Wednesday, 18th Walter Wright ....... 281--2 yrs. | Dec, at 6.30 p.m. All members| REESOR FUEL & LUMBER Dave Wilson .......... 197--2 yrs. | are invited. Those wishing to Harvey Graham ... 197--1 yr. | come please phone 7959 or 2598 PORT PERRY PHONE 985-7951 Donald Frew .......... 184--1 yr. | for further information. Neil Malcolm .......... 170--1 yr Euchre was held Saturday - -of the new. subdivision West of { § Agincourt asked that their baby might Be t.apiieed in the Sea- Cedar Creek The Cedar Creek Community lost another long time resident on Sunday, November 24, when Frank B. Harris died in Osh- awa General Hospital. He had been a patient there for nearly seven weeks. Mr.. Harris was born in Unionville in 1895 and was the only child of Thomas Harris and his wife the former Mary Wood. He lived in Oshawa for awhil d at Cedar Creek for about 60 years on his grand-| father, Gilbert~Wood's farm. : He was married twice. His) first wife, Fanny Fitze died in| December 1953 and he married "Mrs, Mary MacRae_in June of 1955. He is survived by his wife and five stepchildren and 10 stepgrandchildren. He was employed by General Motors, Oshawa, for a number of years. He was a member of the Purple Hill Branch of the Loyal Orange Lodge. He was a member of Burns Presbyter-| jan Church, Ashburn, and had atended St. John's Presbyterian Church, Port Perry, the last: few years. Funeral services were con- ducted by his minister;-the-Rev. H. M. Buntain, B.A, at the McDermott Panabaker Chapel on Tuesday afternoon. Inter- ment was in his family plot in Pine Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers were George Bo-, bier, George Kilpatrick, Lorne Martyn, Wm. Messent, Gearold Stinson and Lewis Stinson. THE STORY HAS REALLY GOTTEN AROUND, WE RE THE BEST ELECTRICIANS. THAT CAN BE FOUND \ For ALL TYPES * )| OF ELECTRICAL LECTRIC, MEATING GE (SE ESI) E( | UNTIL CHRISTMAS 985. 7174 -PT. PERRY | J7---- C--O TOYLAND HEADQUARTERS Saturday, Dec. From 1 fo 5 p.m. AND EVERY SATURDAY "FREE CANDY CANES FOR THE CHILDREN SANTA'S TOYLAND IS-.LOCATED AT THE PREMISES FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY TAYLOR'S RESTAURANT Sponsored. By Your Local Merchants i This Christmas - {