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mati. «. © Seagrave They tell us spring is here and we spotted a couple of chaps who apparently be- lieved that but it still looks more like January here, Someone seems to be ask- ¥ing this question all the time -- "Did you hear any- thing about Roy today?" The news has been quite "encouraging lately, so we can report that he is com. ing along nicely. We have some other = tients now too. Mr. Sturman had to be i to Port Perry hospital on Sunday with an attack of asthma, Miss Tammy Har- { is there also and Mrs. "W. Keen entered Ross Me- morial in Lindsay to see if anything can be done to re- lieve her stiffness. 'Fun night didn't draw quite as large a crowd on »: Saturday evening but was "quite 'enjoyable. The To- bins (Mr, and Mrs.) carried 'home the high prizes for euchre . while Mrs, 'Ken Short and Bill Colwell were the unlucky ones, Travel- » ling prizes" went to Mrs. Gladys Short and Grant Bright. Winners of other games were Mrs. - Standish and Mr. Jewell, y On Friday evening Mr. & Mrs. Roy Abraham .and fa- mily attended the Steevers- Cochrane wedding in Port Perry United Church. Young Miss Dawn Abraham acted as flower girl for her _aunt, There will be a bridal shower honouring Miss Erin Monahan at the ¢hurch at 2 o'clock on Thursday after- noon. This will be a hen party and all ladies of the community are invited. Now that school is out there should be plenty of activity around our village. Among those enjoying a holiday at home is Miss Elizabeth Nodwell. On_Sunday Mr. and Mrs. . "Cliff Short, Miss Shirley Short and Mrs, Gladys Short had a visit in Toronto with their friend Charlie Griffin. The Ken Sturmans enter- tained Mr, and Mrs. Gary Blackstock News Sunday luncheon guests of Mrs. Alma Fowler were Mrs. Annie Fowler, Oshawa and Mrs. Wilfred Fowler of Hampton, Last Wednesday morning when school buses were delayed because of bad ' roads the villagers were given a treat when a fine oadster and cutter came flying up the main street. The group was even com- plete with the dog following along. It was none other than Keith Goble and sons. So very sorry to report that Lisa Dorrell has been quite @] over the weekend in Bowmanville Hospital. Reports on Monday morning indicated improvement has been made. Wishes for a speedy recovery are sent to her. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Van- camp, Toronto were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Percy VanCamp and Aileen. On Saturday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Assel- stine and Teresa travelled to Trenton where they were governight guests of his sister Mr. and Mrs. Carl Webb and family. Teresa remained for some holidays and Vern and Vera travelled on to Belleville to visit his mother Mrs. Poole, Staff-sergeant and Mrs. Ken Strang and boys, Ottawa were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Larmer and boys. On Sunday evening a family dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph -Larmer. Those attending in addition to the Strangs were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Yell- 'owlees and family, Solina, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larmer and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Eber -Snowden; Courtice, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Essery, Oshawa, Mr. Ron Metcalf: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and girls 'were Sunday din- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walker and Murray of Fenelon Falls. 'Mr, and Mrs. Merrill VanCamp and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright and family. Several of the men curlers from here enjoyed a day's curling at the Crest Bonspiel in Port Perry on Saturday. hmbly S General Store hk BURKETON, ONT. Yards and yards of New Spring colours 'in Crimp, : Sas Polyester Knits & Jersey, Clearing of some Childrens WINTER CLOTHING from 39¢ to $4.19 Cottons Perma-Press Jaquard Cottons" YARN DYED CRIMP 60" to 72" wide Dots, Stripes and Checks op $4.19 ---------------- KNITS "for Pant Tops -- Dresses & Blouses SALE $2.79 VELVET News Sweetman and family of Streetsville over the week- end. * Mrs. Bill Hilbert and sons "are at home with the Nod- wells this week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Wil- son of Port Perry visited at the Clements - Belair home on "Sunday afternoon. In the evening the Belairs had dinner with Mr, and Mrs. Glen Gibson in Oshawa, Two juniors were week- end visitors with . their grandparents, Young Mr, Jordan of Port Perry was with the Kennedys and young Miss Pollard of Stouffville with the Hunt. ers, Attendance at Sunday services was about normal, Flowers in the Church were in memory of the late Mrs. D. Beecroft. Communion "Gladys will be observed next Sun. day morning. At S.S. 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