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rs - : - . a NCH eo De hE RAN, CA ON Nn ws og ES a Fe he 2 - PORT PERRY STAR - Thursday, April 20th, 1967 - SEAGRAVE NEWS According to the Tobins, the headline news this week should be the birth on Thursday (just one day late for John's cele- bration) of Kimberley Diane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tobin of Port Perry. This arr- ival made both Mr. and Mrs. John Tobin and Mr. and Mrs. H. Davey grandparents for the first time, so she is a wonder- ful child. The only public social gather- ing during the! week was the Bruce party on Friday evening. This event which normally would have decurred before the moving was delayed because of Mrs. Bruce's hospital stay. A large crowd of friends includ- ing some relatives from Toron- to and Seagrave gathered in in the Sanday School room. Glenn Wanamaker acted as M.C. for the occasion and con- ducted a varity program con- sisting of vocal duets by Joyce Bruce and Diane Barr and the Barr twins, a piano solo by Nancy Wanamaker, readings by Mrs. D. Crosier, Mrs. Belair and Bill Barr as well as a centenn- ial quiz for the grown-ups and a jar rubber relay for the youngsters. An address was then read and gifts presented. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce were given lawn furniture and a bathroom set and Miss Marj. received jewellery. After. the usual thank 022222820422 22020220020202¢¢ ER RR RR 2220000200800 00000000000000000080000000000000800000004 10000000000000000000060000600( Still space available. about our tours to EXPO. 57 King St. W. 0000000002222 000000000004 EXPO 67 FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR: CANADIANA VILLAGE ONLY 250 yards from EXPO Grounds. $6.25 p.p (based on party of 4). two double beds in each room and private 4 piece bathroom. Book IMMEDIATELY. Also inquire FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL Free parking. 576-3131 (5 lines) Oshawa 22 22 0 0000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000898003333003000¢ yous a social hour was enjoyed in the basement where lunch was served. It was a- little damp under foot hut the child- ren thoroughly enjoyed the puddle jumping. Mrs. Viola Tait has been much in our news lately but this weeks item isn't so good. This lady had to be taken to Port Perry hospital for treat- ment on Thursday. We wish her a speedy recovery. Another of our patients, Mus. Neil McMillan was discharged from hospital on Sunday and we trust will not have another recurrence of plebitis. Hockey drags Yon. The Port Elgin-Little Britain play-off ser- ies resumed on Saturday and Sunday with Port Elgin winn- ing the first game and Little Britain the second. That counts up to two wins each and the series will continue to Port Elgin next week-end. At the Sat- urday evening game a draw was made for the colour T.V. and who do you suppose won it? Roy Scott of course. Some people have all the luck. Roy confessess he is. pretty tired after his overseas trip but this should help him recover. Mrs. Barr is a grass widow | again this week. Bill took off to New York this time. That new girl seen in Dow- son's Grocery after school and on Saturday is Sylvia "Wana- maker. P.C. Jim and Mrs, Fishley of olkswogen Corton a 1, 798. Whoximm as pi Fie, F.O.8. rot of Etry = Charles Haws keeps the SESS ROR ESS Charlie Haws lives in Toronto at 7292 Topping. He's in the real ---estate business. And obviously, he's good at it. One daywe passed his garage and this is what we saw. We were curious as to why a man who could afford a Rolls would have a Volkswagen. Instead of just guessing, we went right up and rang Charlie's door bell. "Sir," we said, "would you mind telling us why you own a Volks- wagen as well as a Rolls Royce?" From here on we'll quote - Charlie. "I bought a Volkswagen when | started in business several years ago, and | have nothing but good 'things to say about it. | guess | bought it for economical reasons, | got lucky Volkswagen just for the fun of it. but after awhile, | found it was really fun to drive...well anyway, and started making more money than | ever dreamed I'd make, and | figured that every- body is entitled to one big luxury in his life. Mine was the Rolls Royce. Butl never did get rid of the Volks- wagen. And I'll tell you why. | still get a lot of fun out of driving it .. you might say it keeps me young .. besides, these two cars make a tdi) balance in my life. The Rolls reminds me how far I've come, and just as important, the Volkswagen a reminds me of how | got there. | x think that's healthy... That's Charlie bei s story. Moral: Buy a Volks- #4 'wagen. It will help you § save up fora Rolls Royce. WERNER'S SERVICE CENTER, R.R. #4, Tel. 985-7162 Oshawa entertained Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wanamaker Saturday evening and Sunday. Guests at the Ken Sturmans on Sunday were Mr, and Mrs. Gary Sweetman and son of Streetsville, Mr. and Mrs. E. Dregar were at home with Mr. I. Watson during the week-end and on Sunday Mrs. William Holthy and Mrs. Bruce Holtby of Man- chester spent the afternoon there to. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor of Scugog were Sunday evening dinner guests of the Belairs. The team from the north, Lawrence Nicholls and Mrs. J. Hallett were in charge of S. S. last Sunday. For program Clif- ford Moon representing the Y. P. class read lesson comments and illustrations. Attendance was 87 and birthday money came from the Barr twins (this was Barr week at Seagrave). Take a look at the coming events column regarding the Cambridge Capers for April 22 and the spring tea for April 29. P.S.--Isn't it about time those survey crews got started again. Obituaries WILLIAM HENRY FORD ; MILLS Funeral services were held on Friday -afternoon, April 14th, 1967, at the Chapman Valley Gospel Hall, Magnetawan, for -|-the -late- William Henry - Ford Mills, who died suddenly from gunshot wounds. He disappear- ed on Friday, April 7th, and his body was found on Tuesday afternoon by his broher Stan- ford. the late Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mills of Magnetawan and:was botn on December 5th, 1918. He was married to Muriel Barton who predeceased him on January 18, 1955. sons, Gilbert of Toronto and Herman of Oshawa, also two daughters, Marie and Helen, Al surviving are four | brothers, Stanley and Stanford of Magnetawan, Austin and Milburn of Port Perry; and six sisters, Bertha, Mrs. Botham & Maybel, Mrs. Smith of "Magne tawan, Minnie, Mrs. Victor La- rocque of Port Perry, Laura (Mrs. Doherty) of Sarnia, Lil- lian (Mrs. Anthony) of Oshawa and Reta (Mrs. Northcot) of Hamilton. ALEXANDER MORCOMBE - REAL" 8 Alerander Real ny away at Whitby on Tuesday, April 11, 1967. He was a son of the late John Morcombe Real and Jennie Leask of Greenbank, and dear brother of Mary, Stanley and Harvey, all predeceased, in his 69th y Mr. Real was born at Green- banw, attended public school there but came to Port Perry to high school. He was employed on various farms in that vicinity and later resided near Colum- | bus where he remained until unable to work any 'longer. Mr. Real is survived by four neices, Mrs.-Ray McCully(Mavis)- of Port Perry, Mrs. Malcolm Ferguson-(Ferne)-of Blackwater, Mrs. Stuart Harris (Catherine) of Sault Ste. Marie, and Mrs. Wes Lane (Joan) of Port Perry. There are also two sisters-in- law, Mrs. Stanley Real and Mrs. Edgar Leask. The memorial service was held at McDermott - Panabaker Funeral Chapel, Port Perry, on April 13th, followed by inter- ment in Bethel Cemetery, Greenbank. Rev. Alec Rice of Port Perry United Church con- ducted the service. The pallbearers were Geo. Leask, Roy Leask, Fred Real, Armour McMillan, Willie Stone and Geo. Beare, The deceased was a son of || He is survived by two | Mrs.- Herb Hos)! both of Osh- AWA --r-- rama IE ARN 5 -OBIT ALLEN RODGER TILL On March 7th, 1967 Allen Roger Till passed away very suddenly while working in a well near Siloam, Ont. Mr. Till was born at Green- bank, Ont., June 17th, 1938, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Till, where he lived and worked with his father until his marriage. He then took up residence in Greenbank village where he re- sided till his passing. In November, 1960 he was united in marriage with Marion Joan Clarke and to this union was born two sons, Wayne Allen and James Kevin, Since his marriage Rodger worked most of the time with his father at Well Work. Left to mourn the loss of a loving husband and father are his wife Marion and two sons Wayne and James, also mourn- ing the passing of a loving son Mr. and Mrs. Russell Till, also three sisters, Gwen (Mrs. Ron- Morgan Jones), Brown Hill; Donna (Mrs. Maurice Leitch) Zephyr, and one brother Ed- ward Till, Greenbank. ald Love), Midland; Clara (Mrs. ] UARY - Mr, Till rested at the Pinkham Funeral Home, Sunderland for service at 2 p.m. Friday, Mar. 10th, 1967. Rev, D. Harris of- ficiating. Interment Bethel Cemetery, Greenbank. } The Pall-beraers were David Spencer, Hugh Dobson, John Leask, Stanley Thomas, Gordon Weir and Lester Baylis. Bounti- ful and beautiful were the floral tributes. See The New UNDERWOOD AT THE PORT PERRY SiAg Sie << Suite -- EVERYONE | We cater to banquets, i - PHONE Se Se Se gies. ee Sie 3 TASS CLUB ANNRENE MODERN DANCE HALL LAKESIDE BEACH -- SCUGOG ISLAND SATURDAY, APRIL 22nd, 1967 Featuring THE ROYAL AMBASSADORS Modern and Square: Dancing ADMISSION $3. BUFFET SUPPER -- for 20 to 500 persons. Shite Smee Soe WELCOME -- 00 Per Couple. REFRESHMENTS weddings, parties, etc. 985 - 2751 re 5 | Nomination BEAVERTON PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION ONTARIO PROVINCIAL RIDING Convention | TOWN HALL MONDAY, MAY fst, 8 p.m. Guest Speaker: HON. A. M. WISHART Attorney General and Minister of Justice . .. September. and vaccination records. NOTICE Registration of Beginners Central No. 2 School Greenbank Children who will be SIX Years of Age in the Calendar year of 1967 will be eligible for School in Parents please Suter children on ~ Thursday, April 27th, from Requirements are : proof of age, immunization, " DOROTHY MULHOLLAND, 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Chairman. October 10th. Lowest or any tender Township of Scugog TENDERS "TENDERS will be received by the undersigned not tater than MAY 1st, : GARBAGE COLLECTION at the Scugog Island SUMMER RESORTS. Collections to be made May 23rd, twice a week (Monday and Thursday) dur- ing July and August and September 5th and a a a te Te PO 1967 -- For not necessarily accepted. S. CHANDLER, Clerk, R.R. 3, Port Perry, Ont. &