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ad Thank goodness the old , school bells are ringing &- again for another year, now * 8 ; fy iN e [| ® > i @® Ho i ¥ i) i A 13 8 ly i 4 CBR A # 13 4 2) 5 x > be [5 i 4 1. oN x p > 3 maybe we can get back to organization and tranquility just for a change of pace. Grab the nerve pills mothers and slap them back on the ° shelves till the next official holiday hits the schools and the way the school boards run, it won't be too long! From what I've heard to date the stork's still circling Seagrave, making its weary flight as to which house its going to hit first. Anyway gals, best of luck and we're all routin' for you. I'm beginning to wonder about this new invention that hangs on everyones wall and doesn't ring when someone wants us! Of course, every- one knows how monopolized the Bell is, well I'm sure Bell Canada works weekends and holidays only! Thats just - about the way our 10 party phone system has been work- ing for the ci two or three «INTERNATIONAL CANADIAN & WORLD Plowing & FARM MACHINERY SHOW weeks. Would you believe our phone comes on Friday nights and shuts off Monday nights almost automatically at 5:00 p.m. Well you phone repair service and you might just as well be asking for their right hand because Bell Canada says we will repair it . before 5:00 tomorrow night, which could mean anytime - between then and five days later. Now ask them why it will take so long for them to repair the line. The answer of course is "we are very busy and we're laying off" such an efficient business you run Ma Bell and you want to raise our rates!!! I've heard that going from door to door isn't too much fun because its a bore and people get put out at having their personal lives interfer- red with. Well, what a riot this past week when a pair of local girls have a special job for the government to per- form. You can be assured they've hit some prety fan- atch Region of Durham a OSHAWA * COLORFUL BANDS & PARADES * LADIES PROGRAM * OVER 300 EXHIBITS * SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE . SN . Mariposa Estates tastic places and some ot So pretty places but one funny thing that happened just in the offing is catching people in bed at a decent hour of the mérning. T never liked any- one catching. me in this shape but boy, what a panic when you catch a couple of the older local residents in thjs predicament. However, ve those.'jamies' you two! I've always admired people who, after they have had their children and they" are off to school full time, decide to go back for more education themselves. Well folks, we have a prime ex- ample right on the Seagrave road. Mrs. Sharon Stone has decided to go back and take a 10 month course at Durham College and we all wish you the best of luck on your new endeavour Saron. Our 'Get Well' wishes go to Master Troy McCully from 0y's been hospitalized since last Tuesday in Port Perry Com- munity Hospital with a very severe chest cold. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Boyle entertained Roger's Norma from Fresno, Califor- nia, for a couple of days last week. . _Our sincere best wishes go to Mr. Larry Short who-has taken up employment with General Electric in Peter- borough together with being a partime apartment dwel- 4 . ler of that city. Larry still manages to make it home on the weekends to get some good home cooking. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Puck- rin hosted Diane's Mom and Mr. Ellicott along with her ~ brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Carter to a Sun- | day night supper marking Mrs. Ellicott's birthday. Our congratulations to Mr. Ronald Nobbs who showed . his horse "Tom Tippy" re- cently at Minden Fair and All-wool traditionals with dramatic vested interest. Left, the classic persuasion of navy pin-stripe. Right, rich textured russet hopsack etched with aistinctive double-stitching. The Park Hall Proposition Glee Wfprs-Ifeoppe 72 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-8108 tee from Ball Park at Lakefront) aunt - came home with three firsts in three separate classes and two trophies. Mr. and Mrs. Len Somer- ville and Melody-anne and Mr. with other friends at Mr. and Mrs. Carl Luke's Trailer at Riverwood Trailer Park, Lindsay to a pot.,luck supper on Sunday evening. I understand now that Mr. Earl Barr has settled in Inuvik, N.W.T. for the long cold winter. Sure hope you eceived a good supply of those warm undies Earl. We'd better be diggin' them out too, because it sure looke like a long winter ahead at the rate the weather's been and everyth- ing is a good month early. But a sure sign of Fall is the corn roasts, that we've all been attending and now our fellow farmers are starting to plug away at silo filling. Lindsay Exhibition will soon be here as well as the many other fall fairs. Then, of course, the Brougham Steam Show is this next weekend, then that all important Prov- incial election and don't for- get the World Plowing Match the last week of September. Thats just for the month of September folks! Irs. Laurence Nichels and Mrs. Murdock Belair are getting their books in order and Mrs. Dale Bolton ° and Kelly joined together 14 for the fall 4-H classes. This section will be entitled "A Touch of Stitchery" and all girls over 12 years old by September 1st, are eligible to join this worthwhile unit so it you're interested please con- tact one of the above ladies. The Unit II ladies held their monthly meeting at Mrs. Roy Puckrin's home on Monday evening. Also ladies please don't forget the UCW PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1975 -- 27 'News of interest from Seagrave area meeting tonight (Wed.) at the church. Mrs. Procunier is the special guest and she is planning on showing slideg of her trip to Europe. Everyone is welcome to attend. 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