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. ¥ pantie i SA PII pl WS a! RA i Se - ro ae ~ Cr rl -s a pod AEA we Lo ES hd LS FA PS £0, nt ab Rem le ed HRT AAA wR Eb biol Msn Bad "ih! -- PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 1966 SEAGRAVE NEWS Well Hallowe'en is over. turned out to be a very ol evening with only a few small spooks about. The turkey dinner is a thing of the past too but will be re- membered. That Seagrave has taken up gracious living, is evi- dent from the beautifully ro- mantic candle-lit tables at the dinner on Wed. evening. Un- fortunately candle-power does not pump water so a bucket brigade had to be formed. Shortly after 6 o'clock the hydro transformer serving the chuch blew out or burned out (or whatever those things do) plunging the whole building in- to darkness. The show must go on so dinner was served for more than 2 hours by candle- light. Attendance was slightly be- low that of last year but con- sidering the poor weather we cannot complain, as proceeds exceeded $900. Rev. E. McNeil opened the event with a few remarks and Rev. H. S. Cobb of Toronto said grace. Again Mr. Clifford Moon makes the news, Commencement on Friday ev- ATTENTION FARMERS SAVE ... WHY PAY MORE Premium Quality GASOLINE - DIESEL & MOTOR OILS FARM TANKS AVAILABLE. Out of Oshawa, Whitby and District DX olL CALL COLLECT © 668-3341 At H. S. Th PEL aden ARAL ch hd i ak RFR RTC, LEY : wy £3 Sieadaniteanniiie a An = ALAE Cow © ening he was awarded the Ron. A, Peel engraved plaque for ex- cellence in shop work and also a cheque from the Canadian Legion for highest standing in Grade 11. Congratulations. Mr. Glenn Wanamaker has now advanced to the position of Guest Speaker. According to agreement at the time of amal- gamation the Zion church, while closed for regular worship was to be used for 2 anniversaries each year. Throughout the years the fall date has been connected with Remembrance Day, Nov. 11, so this week the service was held with Glenn as speaker. There was a good congregation in which could be found Mr. and Mrs. McNeil, Mr.- and Mrs. A. Bruce, Mrs. Boe and Mr. and Mrs. B. Wana- maker from here. This made a real shortage of Wanamakers at S.S. this week as Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wana- maker' were celebrating Don- na's 21st birthday with the help of their guests Mr. and Mrs. Ian Fraser of Toronto. Speaking of celebrations--Ex- 'citizens of Seagrave now resid- ing in town are looking for- ward to a week of wedding an- niversaries. On Nov. 11, Mr, & 'Mrs. Mac: McMilan will cele- brate their 36th while on Nov. 12th Mr. and Mrs. Eagleson will have put up with each other for 63 years. Back here at home Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott will have stuck it out for 46 years on the 11th. Mr. and Mrs. Si Wooldridge of Little "BUSINESS DIRECTORY G. 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Dec. 31/66 DEAD OR CRIPPLED FARM STOCK Picked up promptly, Telephone collect, Hampton © 268.2721 MARGWILL FUR FARM License No. 4-C-66 ® Cash on the spot © MOUNTJOY BACKHOE SERVICE TRENCHES and DRAINS FOUNDATIONS and SEPTIC TANKS Dug & Backfilled Phone BLACKSTOCK 986-4787 ELECTRICAL Contractor COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC HEATING: NO JOB TOO SMALL WE DO THEM ALL TOM SHERWIN Phone 986-4931 Call Collect-- 756-0277 Toronto Ty Th i a a a ALL Mar. 4/67| Dee. 1 DUFF ELECTRONICS ADMIRAL TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE Phone 985-7993 or 985-2728 PORT PERRY Dec./66 Septic Tanks PUMP EQUIPMENT SEPTIC TANKS AND - -- WEEPING BEDS INSTALLED Reg. Armstrong Port Perry -- 985-2226 '1.6--Feb. 28/67 Earl Wallace ROOFING Asphalt Shingles, Rolled Roofing, Steel and Aluminium Roofing, Eavestroughing We will contract for all kinds of roof work, Apr. - Dec.31/66 WANTED - or and Crippled Cattle Highest Prices paid according to size and condition Phone Zenith 32800. NO TOLL CHARGE - ED. PECONI & SON LTD. R.R. #2 WOODVILLE Collectors Licence 802-C-6b Feb, 4/67 FOR ANY OF YOUR Insurance Needs Do it the Co-operative Way Co-Operators Ins, Assoc. ETHEL NOTTINGHAM Myrtle 655-4832 Mar./67 '| mornings. Britain are celebrating this week too and the Bertrands 40th anniversary is just around the corner. We congratulate them all. Chapter 3 -- Bethel Ceme- tery. There was a new wire fence erected on Monday. All was quiet the remainder of the week. 'Don't expect Doug. MeMil- lan's name in the news for'a week or two, He and another fellow leave on Friday for a two-week's holiday in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. E, Dregar spent most of last week at home with Mr. F. Watson. The Tobins entertained their two sons Dennis of Oshawa and Frank of Port Perry and their wives on Sunday. Det, Dennis has for the past 2 weeks been attending a school for detect- ives in Ottawa. The course will last 6 weeks longer. Mr. Austin Mitchell and his son Rod of Toronto had dinner on Sat. evening with the G. Wanamaker family. Anniversary services at Eden attracted Mr. and Mrs. B. Carr and family on Sunday. Mrs. Boe's Sunday dinner company this week were Mr. & Mrs: Wilson Boe of Beaverton and Mrs. Fleta Sleep of Lind- say. A S.S. meeting' to consider Christmas programs is called for Mon., Nov. 14th. Be there. caused the withdrawal of wor- 'tendance dropped to 79 due no doubt to activities elsewhere. Gordon McMillan made his first appearance as Supt and carried through like a veteran. Keith Barr and Darryl Drinkwater representing the Jr. Boys class read the scripture. When the supt. asked who had celebrated birthdays there was' no respon- se so he decided he might as well put in his own offering BROOKLIN NEWS By Connie Craddock -you current -news--about some going to happen in our area. So please throw a glance our way each week: Hallowe'en was a little quiet- er in town this year, thanks to the efforts of the Provincial Police and our volunteer Fire Brigade. area well into the night and damage was kept to a mini. mum. Everyone enjoys seeing the children having a good time on their night to howl, and tricks are all part of the fun. However, some of the older groups, who are obviously im- mature, have stooped to mali- cious damage. They seem to think it is smart to have the cunning of Pack Rats and the mentality of uneducated Hoods. Mrs. Audrey Moreau is seen | every week-day at the School Crossing on Baldwin Street. She always has a cheery smile and looks nice and bright in that yellow raincoat on dull She has taken over the job from Mr. Hedges who, we are sorry to hear, has been heart condition. ~ We wish to convey our Best Wishes to Brooklin United Church. Last Sunday they celebrated their 126th Anniver- sary as a congregation. Their Guest Preacher was the Very Rev. J. R. Mutchmoor, Past Moderator of the United Church of Canada. We hear Bill Medland i is com- ing along fine after his opera- tion. It won't be long before he is back on the job and giving everyone his friendly wave again, : A parting thought: If you can teach your children to roll 'with the punches, Life's hard knocks won't keep them down very long. The anniversary at Greenbank i } ship service here, and S.S. at-|i Services next week will be at |; We're back again! -- with | Tid Bits and Tidings from Byooklin. We hope to bring things that are happening, and |} They patrolled the! taken to the. Hospital with a EPSOM NEWS By Jean Jeffery (Too late for last week). Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Prentice on the ar- rival of their son, a first grand- son for Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Prentice. The wee man arrived Oct. 26th, On Sat. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Prentice were honoured to ba able to entertain Mrs. Prentice aunt Miss Ruth Wilkinson of Uxbridge on the occasion of her 94th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill of Claremont visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Geer one evening last week. 'Dr: and Mrs, Jerrold Asling entertained his parents Mr, & Mrs. Donald Asling, his sister Faye, her husband and Keith Ashton and family; also sister Dr. Pat and her husband Jas. Clarke and Irwin King at their new home in Neustadt on Sunday. = Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wagner visited with Mr. and Mrs. H, Ashton one evening. Mrs, Wil- da Corbut who accompanied, stayed for an extra day's visit. Mr; and Mrs. J. P. Wilson were dinner guests on Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Geer call- ed on Mrs. Fred Stephens. of Columbus. Mr. Donald Asling was at the A.0.T.S. Friday evening to attend the Hi-light Men's Ban: quet. Mr. John Millman was home for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. G. Jettany: vi- sited on Saturday afternoon with her mother Mrs. Catharine Cawker in Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. E. Houghland of Whitby were recent dinner guests with their son Bruce, Mrs. Houghland and family. Welcome to Mr. and Mrs, Alex Noble who have just mov- ed to their new home in Epsom. Another move was made last week-end when Mr. and Mrs. H. Gourlie moved into the new house across tite .road from where they had been residing. Also Good-bye to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Taylor and family who have moved to his home DANCINC --_ AT | CLUB ANNRENE LAKESIDE BEACH on Lake Scugog at Scugog Island near Goodwood. MUSIC BY THE "DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT ~ From 9:00 till 12:00 p.m. "STARLINERS" LUNCH and REFRESHMENTS Those who have spoken for New Years Eve tickets please pick up by Nov. 1st or Nov. 15th at the latest Al DUTIES: "mental patients. QUALIFICATIONS: personal suitability. FRINGE BENEFITS: PLEASE APPLY TO: Personnel Officer Ontario Hospital WHITBY, ONT. HOSPITAL ATTENDANTS: Starting Salary--$3,600. 1 year of satisfactory service. upon successful completion. of the training course and 2 years satisfactory service. (Maximum - for grade $4,400). "Holders of R.N.A. certificates start at $4,050 and are eligible for increments up to $4,400, HOSPITAL AIDS: Starting Salary--$8,240. 1 year of satisfactory service. dependent upon successful completion of the training course and 2 years satisfactory service. (Maximum for grade $3,900). Holders of R.N.A. certificates start at $3, 600 and are eligible for increments up to $3,900. SALARY REVIEW PENDING APRIL 1967 To undertake a variety of duties related to practical nursing, personal. care, and therapeutic activities of A minimum of Grade 10 education or approved equi- valent education; fuency in written and spoken Eng- lish; ability' to deal tactfully and effectively with mentally ill patients; good physical and mental health; Include annual vacation, annual merit increases, sick leave credits and good health and pension insurance, Progresses to $4,060 after Further progression Progresses to $8,600 after Further progression