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oe pl . « i) 3 ™ \ XN 3 Woy v, "ow" & A * . . SHA pets Jl tg BA nT lL 10 - PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, NOV. 24, 1966 SEAGRAVE NEWS Mr. Martin Fisher is hand- ing out cigars this week, and his wife Pat is all smiles. It is a boy, Parrish Martin, 7 lbs. 12 oz. Congratulations. ~The auction of the household belongings of the late Mrs. Georgina Short on Wed. was quite successful. Many arti cles were classified as antiques so brought good prices. The property was not sold as no one topped -the reserve bid. Lunch was provided by Unit 1, U.C.W. We are becoming aware that Christmas is just 6 weeks away. Plans for the season were made at the S. Si. meeting on Thurs. evening and consisted mainly of setting dates. Here they are: Sun., Dec. 11--Regular worship service at 10 am. 8S. S. LET Phone 985-7951 We Specialize In QUALITY OIL With Service US SUPPLY YOU YOUR WINTER COMFORT Reesor Fuel & Lumber WITH PORT PERRY will be withdrawn and the White Gift Service held at 7.30 p.m. Note the changed time. Fri, Dec. 16--Annual Christ- mas Tree. y Sun., Dec. 18--Reg. Services Sun., Dec. 26--One joint ser- vice at 10. a.m. with: the S.S. choir assisting. Sun., Jan. 1--Back to normal again. Wed., Jan, 4--Annual 8.S. meeting. The flu bug has arrived in the village and has already call- ed at several homes, Bill nd Ila Keen were entertaining it on Sunday. More seriously ill is Mr. Vin- cent Otto who is in Port Perry Hospital undergoing surgery for an ailment of long stand- ing. We are glad to see that Mrs, Lloyd is recovering nicely and able to be back in her accus- tomed place. Mr. and Mrs. J. MacTaggart visited with Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Cookman in Sunderland last Sunday. They also had callers: Mr. and Mrs. Art Moase, Miss 1 Flo; MacTaggart and-J. Mead- | ows of Scarborough. Then on Thursday, they 'had a call from Mr. Geo. Shaw of Sutton. The Tobins entertained Mrs. Roy Moon of Raglan and Mr. & Mrs. Jack Bridger, Bonnie and Cathy of Newcastle on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Carr's parents Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Woodville were with the Carr family on Sunday to celebrate Mrs. Smith's birth- day. Other guests were Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Tamblyn and fam- ily of Oshawa and Mr. & Mrs, Vic Bailey of Woodville. Mrs. Ada Watson of Whitby is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. A. Bruce. Saturday saw Mr. and Mrs. Belair in Port Perry attending the Silver Wedding celebrations of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bryant. Two young ladies from town, Misses Jill Dowson and Debbie Short spent the wéek-end with Mrs. Boe. At Sunday dinner, Mrs. Boe entertained Mr. 'and Mrs. Percy Reynolds of Scar borough and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- bert Couch and Karen. Then on that lovely afternoon she received calls from Mr. & Mrs. C. Samis and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Levitt of Bowmanville, Mr, and Mrs. Wilson Boe of Beaverton and Mrs. Ross Dowson, Janice and Wayne of Port Perry. P.C. Jimmy Fishley and his wife of Oshawa had Mrs. Bessie Fishley as their dinner guest on Sunday. Seagrave church have always been very fond of Ps. 23 al- though since Mr. McNeil's re- tirement. we have. missed . it somewhat. Not so this week. The choir sang it as an anthem. It was one of the hymns at S.S. and then 4 little girls from the Jr. class repeated it as part of the program. The small ladies taking part were Arlinne Watts, Cathy Carr, Janet Abraham &| Nancy Espie. Mr. Ken Sturman acted as Supt. and our much- publicized lad Clifford Moon presented his birthday money. Attendance--89.. Mustang Pledge I will not pay extra for bucket seats. 1 will not pay extra for a sporty stick shift. "1 will not pay extra for wall-to-wall carpeting. 1 will not settle for an automatic transmission unless I can also shift it manually...like Mustang's SelectShift. 1 will not brag about my Mustang's Tilt-Away Steering Wheel. 1.will not gloat over how much I saved at Mustang's new lower price. Mustang Hardtop mugs $9956 lower price -- : There are three all-new ways to take the Mustang Pledge. All longer, wider, sportier. Hardtop, con- vertible or fastback. Whichever one wins your allegiance, you'll be. smiling. Because after all, you'll be driving a beautiful.bargain! for 67 Mustang's motto "Bred first . has a better idea . to be first" means Mustang gives you much more for your money than the recent arrivals. And, (delicious thought!) Mustang costs you less to begin with. Will you now please raise your right hand? sk Manufacturers suggested retail price delivered factory Oakville. As labelled at all Ford Dealerships. Whitewalls and wheel covers extra. FORD OF CANADA MORE COMPREHENSIVE THREE POINT NEW CAR WARRANTY © 5-year/50,000 mile-warranty on the power train, steering, suspension and wheels, ® 2-year/24,000 mile-warranty on the entire car, © Only one dealer certification per year. See your dealer for details. MUSTANG HARDTOP, CONVERTIBLE, FASTBACK 2+2 EVERY 1967 FORD CAR IS EQUIPPED WITH THE FORD OF CANADA STANDARD SAFETY PACKAGE, Manchester harage MANCHESTER, Phone 985.7341 ° Ontario County was again well represented in the junior | sections of the Royal Winter Fair this year. On November 10th, the Ont. County Live Stock Judging Team, composed of Charles Sutter, Oshawa, R.R. 2; Michael McGriskin, Blackwater, R.R. 1, and Murray Empringham, Ux- bridge, R.R. 3, competed in the Inter-County Live Stock Judg- ing Competition at the Royal. The Ontario County team plac- ed 11th in the competition in- volving 14 counties; with only 60 points separating the Ont- ario boys from the 3rd place team. Prior to the competition, the Ontario County team had join- ed other teams in a series of judging tours held in the vari- ous counties and at Guelph. Ontario County 4-H entries placed very well in the 4H field crops section-at the Royal, with the results as follows: Oats (early or medium early) 1st--Bruce Heayn, Port Perry, #3 2nd--Roy Gerrow, Port Perry, #3 3rd--Jim Gerrow, Port Perry, #3° 4th--Dale Swanick, Uxbridge, #3 5th--Bruce Wilson, Uxbridge, #2 Tth--Ted Smith, Blackwater, #1 Barley (2 rowed) 1st--Dougla Batty, Brooklin, #1 2nd--Aldon Smith, Port Perry, #2 4th--Donovan Smith, Port Perry, #2 5th--Don Batty, Brooklin, #1 6th--Jim Rennie, Blackwater, #1 Tth--Geraldine Swanick, Uxbridge, #3 Seed Potatoes (Intermediate or Late) 2nd--Bonnie Norton, Claremont, #1 3rd--Linda Johnson, Uxbridge, #4 bth--Malcolm Colwell, Claremont, #1 Four Ontario County 4-H Beef Calf Club members also made a creditable showing in 'the Queen's Guineas Competi- tion on November 18th. All 4 members exhibited their calves in the Aberdeen Amgus class, and placed as follows: 1st prize group-- --Dorothy -Brown, Oshawa, 1 --Sandy McTavish, Uxbridge, #3 2nd prize group-- --Jim Newman, Udney 3rd prize group-- --Gwen Strachan, Udney It was also pleasing .to note that Dorothy Brown's entry Jr. Farmers Well Represented At Royal Winter Fair was among the final 10 to be considered for Champion and Reserve Angus Steers. Ontario County Juniors and 4-H'ers are to be congratulated on their showing at the Royal. 21YRS OLD? When you turn 21 you're no longer cows ered by your parents' Hospital Insurance. To keep insured, you must take out Indl vidual membership within 30 days. Get your application form at a bank, a hospital, " o from the Commis- - sion. NEWLY WED? The 'family' Hospital Insurance premium must now be-paid to cover husband and wife. Notify your 'group' without de- lay OR, If you both p a premiums direct, no fy the Commission. NEW JOB? To keep insured follow the instructions on the Hospital Insurance ficate of Payment 'Form 104' that your present employer Is required to give you on leaving. Your ONTARIO HOSPITAL INSURANCE Plan ® Ontario Hospital Services Commission Toronto 7, Ontasle FREEZER Ballinger's Meat Market FORMERLY SHEPPHERD'S 46 SIMCOE ST. NORTH, OSHAWA ~ Red Brand HINDS OF BEEF ............. Cut, wrapped and delivered, PHONE 725-3564 or 3565 SPECIALS veers 69¢ 1b. OPEN BOWLING = FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS ALLEYS MAY BE RESERVED YOU WILL ENJOY BOWLING at The Causeway