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Roundell gave a message on the beauty and goodness that surrounds us. Mrs. Joan Lee who has now completed 20 years as a church organist, led the congregation in the singing of favourite hymns. Joan was ably assisted by Mrs. Fern Tobin at the piano, Mrs. Jessie Nobbs and Mrs. Fred Puckrin on har- monicas and Mrs. Barbara Ward at the accordian. Mrs. Sharon Twiner contributed to the birthday box. The congregation then adjourned to the Seagrave Community Park and participated in a very successful picnic. All enjoyed the barbecue, races, and contests. The eldest in attendance was Mrs. Gladys Short and the youngest was Joel "Wanamaker." Next Sunday the U.C.W. will conduct the service at Seagrave. The guest speak- er will be Mrs. Casandra Wyszkowski and the service will begin at 10 a.m. The busy U.C.W. ladies are also holding a bake sale on Friday, June 27th at 2:30 p.m. at the Puckrin-Stone barn. Donations are to be delivered to Mrs. Gertie Wanamaker or Mrs. Fern Tobin by 1 p.m. Another service of note that was held on Sunday was that the Blessing of the Boats at the Port Perry Yacht Club. Rev. Roundell and Rev. Rose officiated at the well attended occasion. The senior officers of the club had as their guests, senior citizens of Port Perry who attended the service and then were taken on a cruise. Also attending the service were Al and Edna Myers of Regina as guests of Gord and Rose Lane and Gord and Vera Rolfe, sons Mark and Doug of Toronto as guests of Ross and Donna Phypers. The Durward family experienced two joyous occasions this past week. The first was the birth of a son on Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Durward; the second being the marriage on Saturday of Larry Dur- ward to Susan Schill. wishes for health, happiness and prosperity to all the Durward clan. Don and Pat Whyte cele- brated their 17th wedding anniversary on Sunday. All the best to you both. On Thursday, June 19th the "Touch of Class' singers gave a concert at St. John's To help make your Ontario holiday more fun, you should now have received home delivery of your very own "Ontario --yours to discover!" vacation guide which outlines. by region and by route, many of our province's holiday delights. Other handy guides are yours for the asking: Accommodation. This booklet provides you with detailed information on where to stay. how much you'll pay, and what facilities are available. Camping. A booklet that tells you about the facilities at all private and provincial campsites throughout the province. Boating. A wealth of marine facilities with maps of specific water routes and things to see and do along the way. Fishing & Hunting. Ontario is still one of the best places to fish and hunt, and this guide tells you where. Summer Events. Ontario is bursting at the seams with things to do and see. This booklet highlights the events and dates in June, July and August. For your copy of any of these publications, write: Ontario Travel, Queen's Park, Toronto, M7A 2ES. Or call collect: 416-965-4008 Larry Grossman, Minister of Industry and Tourism William Davis, Premier Ontario ARNE Hpi. Hew Best from Seagrave and area School in Uxbridge. Mr. Irwin Smith played the accompaniment - for the group which received an overwhelming reception. the members of this talented group are as follows: soprano Heather Kellington and Joan Lee, alto Pat Fisher and Jan Towns, tenor Bert Hutcheon and Bruce Kellington, bass Roger Boyle and Bert DeJeet. Mrs. Joan Lee is the participating director and as such, as in everything Joan tackles, she does a superlative job. Our community is very fortunate in having Joan in our midst. She is not only organ and choir director at the Sea- grave church and instrum- ental and-or vocal instructor to many of us in the area, but Joan unhesitatingly gives freely of her time when asked to assist with any meaningful endeavour. The Seagrave Ladies Baseball Team defeated the Mariposa Ladies team last Wednesday. The Seagrave Ladies will again display their skill when they meet the staff of the Port Perry Nursing Home on Wed. evening, June 25th at the Seagrave Community Park. The Seagrave Mens team . OLDSMOBILE : was defeated by the Little Britain Trojans on Sunday. We have heard that Laurence Carr is taking a refresher course in shuffle- board this week after being defeated Saturday by Julie. Better luck next time, Laurence. We have also learned that Robbie Moore has a broken left thumb after it met up with his brother's right foot. The Good Neighbours' Club held a traveling supper on Saturday. A delicious barbecue was held at the home of Frank and Bonnie Branton and this was follow- ed by dessert and entertain- ment at the home of Bob and Sheila Sears. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the superb food and the enter- tainment program. High- lights of the latter were a race between the men and the ladies to put up a tent then pack it away and a spontaneous chorus line by the six members of the men's team. A few in the audience fully expected to see the heaving floor give way as the six enthusiastic dancers pounded their way through their routine. Please give Jackie Boyle a call at 985-3941 . Moto rs SINCE 1919 | 268 QUEEN ST. - PORT PERRY - 985-7351 Inventory Sale! 1979 CHEV »2 TON 6 cylinder, 3 speed. Lic. ER6 898. 1979 SUBURBAN Loaded (air, stereo). Lic. PVS 502. 1978 MALIBU 4 door sedan. Lic. NJJ 388. 1977 FORD LTD 4 door sedan. Lic. LPN 030. 1977 CHRYSLER 2 door sedan. Lic. LSA 319. 1977 JIMMY 2 door, 4 x 4. Lic. MXT 036. 1977 CHEV 2 TON V8, automatic. Lic. F33 964. 1976 COURIER 4 cylinder, 4 speed. Lic. H74 188 1976 CAMARO 2 door. Lic. KNN 389. 1976 CHEV ¥% TON V8, automatic. Lic. F33 905 1975 CHEVROLET VAN V8, automatic. Lic. ER6 805. 1974 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 door. Lic. HTE 773. 1973 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2 door. 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