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Accidents with mechanical equipment do happen, and this is possibly what did happen to the garbage truck ~-Friday "when "it "left this mess of -oil-on-Queen Street. This in itsblf can certainly be condoned, but to leave it there for other cars to drive through and further mess up the street is rather difficult to comprehend. PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, July 3, 1969 -- 15 '| ter, Seagrave Seagrave was. saddened this week-end by the passing of one of its most respected and best loved citizens. Mr, John MacTaggart (Jack to us) died on Friday in Oshawa - hospital from. complications following surgery. He was a veteran of World War I who never entirely recovered from his experiences in France but always maintain- ed a friendly cheerful man: ner and had a host of friends The funeral was held on Monday with - interment at McNeil cemetery Wick. Our whole community extends sympathy to his wife Jean, his brother Dan and other 'relatives. Last Wednesday - evening, 67 Brownies, Guides, moth. ers and grandmothers at tended their annual banquet in the church basement. Vi- sitors, and especially the grandmothers were much im- pressed with. it all. Guest speaker was Mrs. Nodwell who talked of "Seagrave in Olden Times", a subject which interests her greatly. Bonnie Short was awarded a Guide pin as winner of the essay contest. Roy Scott did it again, His luck held when he attended ~ the organ club concert in Whitby on Tuesday. In the lucky draw he became the _ owner of a fine electric or- gan, Congratulations. The Y.P. concert and slave -mour of Toronto, was rather disappointing to them as regards attendance but they had a good program and realized a tidy sum from the' sale of their services. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs, Don Hunter attended the marriage of the daughter of Rev. Geo. Davison, minister of Melville United * Church which they formerly attend- ed. This was a different wedding - all the congrega- tion, old and young, plus some old-timers were invited guests at both the ceremony and the reception. Calamity corner now seems to be at the junction of the new road and the old, north of the village (McNeil's cor- ner). The third accident there in about as many weeks took place on Sat. evening when young Wayne Kennedy crossing on a bicycle was hit by a motorist. : He was rush- ed to hospital but is not thought to be seriously in- jured. «Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lutteral and- family are at present with her parents, Rev. E. and Mrs. McNeil. Mr. Lutteral, an officer in R.CAF., has 'been transferred back to Ontario so they will be tak- ing up residence at Camp Borden soon: ? Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sey- close friends and frequent guests of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, were in the com- auction on Friday evening 9): 123 Ive] "The Horse in the Gray Mon.--Tues.-- Wed. ROXY THEATRE AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT _Thurs.~Fri~Sat. Walt Disney Productions Presents Jane Fonda as -- "BARBARELLA" do her thing munity on Tuesday and call- LEY ROKK] "July 8--4--5 Flannel Suit" 8:00 p.m. July 7-8-9 8:00 p.m. / TEENAGE DANGE ' / / : SUNDAY, JULY 6th ' © Musicby / "THE JENNIFIERS" ' 9:00 p.m. to 12:00 o'clock 4 '4 ] a= a ne OO D> Fo ~ = 0 = 0 AAA ALA AAA SAAS SAAR S LAAN SARL ALAN NNNSNSSSNSSSS News ed on sevéral families. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fitz. 'patrick of Unionville were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Don Hunter. Pollard, the Hunter's grand- daughter is having her holi- days there too. . Mr. and.Mrs. Cliff Short visited their daughter Mrs. Gary Twiner on 'Wednesday. Mr. and° Mrs. Glen Wilson of Scugog were guests of Mr. and Mrs. - Neil Wanamaker on Saturday, then on Sunday mother in Cannington. Wayne, Lynda and Mary Lee Wanamaker of Oshawa were with their grandparents at the store this week-end. Mr. and Mrs..Harold Moon and Corinna paid their fort: nightly visit to Mrs. Moon and Clifford on Sunday. As soon- as school closed Debbie Maschke went to Nia- gara to stay with her grand- mother. Moving away from here this week are Mr. and Mrs. John Doupe and family who are returning to their home in. Prince. Albert. The house they have been occupying & don Sweetman has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Jansen of Utica... We put out the wel- come mat for them and also for Mr. and Mrs. T. Vinner who should be arriving soon. With what seemed to be the whole population on wheels or in boats this. holi- day, attendance at church 'was slim, Mr. McNeil was the speaker and conducted reference - to the "Changing 'Scenes of Life", mentioning the elders who had served in his 15 years here and parti- | cularly the late Mr. F. Wat. son. How easy it is to slip back to old times! We even had: 637. At SS. Ronald and Ray- mond Nobbs and Larry Short prodliced birthday pennies and the adult class produced more - discussion, otherwise the session was uneventful. Rev. Critch will be back in the pulpit next Sunday. Don't forget Friday evening will be showery. Little Kathie} Neil and Donna visited her]. formerly owned by Mr. Gor-}- communion service. He made| u it Church Services CHURCH OF ASCENSION ANGLICAN Rev. R. C. Rose, Minister SUNDAY, JULY 6th-- Trinity V 9:45 a.m.--Holy Communion Preacher-- Rev. R. S. Mansfield ST. JOHN, BLACKSTOCK SUNDAY, JULY 6th-- + Trinity .V 11:15 a.m.--Holy Communion Preacher-- = Rev. R. S. Mansfield he United Church members will Worship with us at this Service. . PORT. PERRY . ~_ UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY, JULY 6th-- PORT PERRY 11:00 a.m.--Guest Preacher, - Rev. R. C. White. PRINCE ALBERT No Service at Prince Albert bn ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. William Black, F.R.G.S. SUNDAY, JULY 6th-- : 10::00 a.m.--Worship Service _ Series of Sermons--"The Psychology of Psalms" "An Uncomfortable. 11:00 a. m.-- Sunday School BAPTIST CHURCH PORT PERRY PASTOR A HERN (Queen and Rosa Sts.) SUNDAY, JULY 6th-- 9:50 a.m.--Bible Schoo! continues through summer - All ages 1:00 a.m.--Morning Worship 7:00 p.m.--Evening Service VWULY 7th - 11th -- Vacation Bible School - Community Hall, Caesarea. Ages 4 and p. 1:30 - 4:00 p.m. _ Unjted Church of Canada SCUGOG Pastoral CHARGE Rev. George Teskey SUNDAY, JULY 6th-- 9:00. a.m.--SCUGOG 10:30 'a.m.--Manchester will join Prospect for the month of July. "PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev. R, Batten, . Rev. |. MacLean 10 a.m.--~Family Bible Hour 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evang. Service The last meeting of the Senior Citizens for the sum- 23rd-with a good attendance. Meetings will reqpen on Sept. 10th, Mr. E. Healey chaired the meeting, and hoped that Mrs G. Smith and Mr, C, Heard wo are hospitalized would be soon out and feeling bet- also Dr. Edwards and Mrs. Edwards who have been on the sick list at home. Different committees gave their reports. The hall is to have a cleaning in the near future. A-bus Irip was plan- ned for Niagara Falls with Mrs. J. Robertson and Mrs. J. Allen making the arrange: ments, details later. Members and friends en- joyed a bus trip on June 16 Senior Citizens Club After a good dinner at Watts Restaurant, the bus re- mer months was held June Li to Port Perry and all ad enjoyed their day. Last week's euchre. party was a success when 20 tables of 'euchre was enjoyed. High 1ady was Mrs. M. Carroz, 2nd lation Mrs, Moase. Gent's high Mr. H. Percy, second Mrs, V. Carl .(as man), Con- solation Mr. D. Martin. Next at 8.30 p.m. Happy Holidays to all. : ro HOMES WANTED L CIAL GIIATE LTD 21ALIOR 985-7373 to Hamilton, where many took the opportunity to tour Dundrum Castle, built by a Scotsman many years ago. A tour after lunch took us to'Hamilton on the mountain, and then to a Presbyterian church which is 113 years old. An older resident of Hamilton who was the guide for the outing explained places of interest as Hamil ton is one of the oldest Cana- dian cities. 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