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aT. Va fAaJZe¥ C48 FEF Be FREER " --SEAGRAVE NEWS -- LJ] 1 2 Let us start with a few cor- rections of errors and omissions from last week' news. Errors -- 1. Doug. McMillan did not 'go to Florida as an- nounced, The father of his fellow-traveller became ill so the trip is either called off or postponed. (We don't dare say which it is).- 2. The S.S. meeting, shifted again, was not held on Monday evening at all. The week's program now is--Mon;, Tues. & Wed.--lodge, Thurs.--that S.S. meeting. 8.30 p.m. Omissions -- 1. To all- those good people who are concerned about Ken Wray's bull,--Calm yourselves. The animal has been captured. 2. One line of last week's wedding anniversaries got lost somewhere. It read "Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Reynolds 86 years married on Nov. 11th," Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Barbour on their 1st anniversary. Seagrave also has some in terest 'in two silver weddings both of which come on Tuesday Nov. 15th. The couples are Mr. and Mrs. Art Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bryant, all of Port Perry. } Mr. and Mrs. Cox who were married in Seagrave by Rev. H. G. Lester in 1941, were en- tertained at a dinner in their - honour at Conway Gardens on (reading). Sunday afternonn and present- ed with a silver-dollar tree. Twenty-eight members of the Clements family were present including Mrs. Ann Clements and Mr .and Mrs. Belair from this community. - Mr. & Mrs. Bryant are plan- ning a gathering at their home on Sat., Nov. 19th, _ This week our U.C.W, made a new record, It was the short- est regular meeting ever--just one hour and not even one mo- tion passed. Unit 1 led by Mrs. Tobin had charge of a worth- while devotional period. Those taking part were: Mrs. McNeil (prayer), Mrs. Boe (Scripture reading), Mrs. B. Dowson (Missinnary Message), Mrs. C. Hallett (topic), Mrs, Chas. Short and Mrs. J. Hal- lett (duet) and Mrs, Cliff Short The theme was Re- membrance in keeping with the date. Lunch was served. At the Dec. meeting our slate of officers will be reviewed and some vacancies filled. Any farm which has been owned by the same family for 100 years is eligible for a "Century Farm" sign. ~ On Wed. evening Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Short and Mr. and Murs. Doug Fish were at the Provin- cial Building in Lindsay to're- ceive théir signs. Mr. and Mrs. Fish were representing her paris Mr. and Mrs. Dave Beecroft. These people are 4th generation owners. About 100 signs were given out for Vic- toria county farms. If you see some weired paint- ings around ,they will be the result of an Artex demonstra- tion held at the home of Mrs. M. Bruce on Thursday evening, Also on Thursday Mr, and Mrs. S. MacFarlane entertained five of their cousins. They were:--Mrs. Frank Gibbs of Regina," Sask., Mrs. Earle Mc- Cully. of Lumsden, Sask., Mrs, E. MacDonald and Mrs, E. Bra-~ bison of Sunderland and Mrs. W. McCully of Blackwater. Miss Olive Smith of Hamden, Conn. and Miss Lylia McBrien of Brooklin were dinner guests of the Chas. Shorts one day last week. The Fred Wray family of Toronto visited at the home farm with Ken and Ida Wray on Friday and Saturay. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bruce an family visited with Mrs. R. Stinson © in = Bowmanville on Sunay afternoon. Our tonsil operation victim for this week is Sylvia Wana- maker. Friday was a Gala day for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott who were entertained 'by their fa- mily, to diniier at the "Bonfire" Restaurant, Lindsay. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Scott, with newest grandaughter Lau- 3 ire » + 7 i Eh i shi slbtaifin hh ins sds rie Ombra, Mrs. Lucille Scott and daughter Gail, of Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott and daughter Kimberley of Oakwood and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clarke of Little Britain. It was the occasion of their forty- sixth wedding anniversary. They were entertained later at their son's home in Oakwood. On Sat. night Mr. Roy Scott was a guest of honour as the representative of the 8th Bri. at a re-union dinner of The Royal Regt. of Canada, held in the Sheraton Room King Ed- ward Hotel Toronto, Sunday being a fine day, there was a slightly better than us- ual attendance at worship ser- vice and a whopping attend~ ance of 102 at S.S. The pro- gram number was by 5 small girls from the in-between class who recited Ps. 24. They were: Caroline Imrie, Diane Barr, Bonnie Short, Donna Bruce and Debbie Drinkwater, Janet Ab- raham and Mrs. Neil Wana-~ maker remembered to bring birthday offerings. Mr, Wm. Barr was acting superintend- ent. , RED CROSS IS ALWAYS THERE Vij lig esa A Meteor has the longest 'wheelbase in its class... gives you a smoother, quieter ride 'at no additional cost. It's the extra things we put into Meteor that make the difference. Meteor has the longest wheelbase in its class. It's the smoothest, most comfortable-riding car in the popular price field. 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PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, NOV. 17, 1966 -- 11 Port Perry Council News Minutes of a regular meeting of Council of the Village of Port Perry held in the Munici- pal Office on Tuesday, Nov. 8th, 1966 at 7.80 p.m. RESOLUTION--That on re- commendation of O.W.R.C. the Trident Compound meter at $707.20 be purchased for the High School. REPORT on well No. 1 by Councillor Robert Kenny. Coun- cillor R. A; Kenny reported on Mr. Abbott of the Internation- al Water Supply being down to check Well #1 and reported that either the pump is not functioning properly or else there is a shortage of water. TRANSFER from Road Con- struction to Road Maintenance --"That this Council make ap- plication to the Department of Highways at Downsview to transfer $1,200.00 from Road Construction to Road Mainten- ance re: Village By-law 1433." Chief Cameron appeared at Council meeting and made 'the following recommendations. (1) That a no parking sign Corner of Lilla and Queen, 20 feet back on Queen Street. (2) That a stop sign be er- ected at the corner of Queen and Ottawa Tripp Sub-division. The Clerk was instructed to make out a work _order for the above: That the police signal light be purchased through the Bell Telephone Company and install- ed in the court room. Installa- tion charges $15.00 with a monthly charge of $3.25. ze the issue of a debenture in the principal. Amount of $147,- 000.00 for Public School pur- poses was given 1st and 3rd readings, the second reading having been dispensed with on motion. The said By-law was passed, signed, and the seal of the Corporation affixed thereto. The following statement of Accounts was authorized for payment. General Department 14,980.43 Street Maintenance 59392 Truck & Tractor ... 221.82 Property & Parks .. 118.13 Relief Dept. ............ 200.51 Waterworks Dept. .. 18,620.12 be erected at the North West | By-law No. 1444 to authori-- Carried. 20.634.98 The following building per- mits were granted as follows-- for Mr. Bill Ptolemy for a gar- age on lot 118, Scugog Street, for Mr. John Ballard for a house 34 x 84 lot 40, Simcoe Street, for Mr. Ralph B. Wil- bur to renovate his property. LETTER from the Ontario Water Resourcgs Commission dated November 38, 1966 with copy of letter sent to Mrs. Ian Freeth, ) "This is in reply to your letter of October 12, last, con cerning possible pollution re- sulting from the operation of the proposed automatic laundry. If the waste from this laun- dry is to be discharged to a conventional septic tank and tile bed system then the matter comes under the jurisdiction of the local medical officer of health. However, if the waste treatment facilities are such that an effluent will be dis- charged to a surface water- course, then the matter should be reviewed by our Commis- sion. Therefore, in order to determine if our Commission has an interest in this situation I am bringing it to the atten- tion of the concerned municipal officials." The Clerk was instructed to write the O.W.R.C. and' state -- that it is the understanding of Council that this project was cleared by the O0.W.R.C. AT REST LAKE, Charles S.--Suddenly. at his home, Port Perry, Ont- ario, on Wednesday, November 9, 1966, Charles S. Lake, dearly loved husband of Iva Barlow, dear father of Harold, Detroit, Michigan. Loving brother of Gertrude (Mrs. 'W. McNeil), Gananoque, Dorothy (Mrs. F. Buell) of Mallorytown, the late Gordon Lake, and the late Mrs. Leasha Louber, in his 78th year. Rested at the Chapel of McDermott - Panabaker, Port Perry for service on Saturday Nov. 12th at 2 p.m. Interment Pine -Grove Cemetery. 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