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Seagrave News Kt wasn't easy to do, but a large crowd of friends stood and sang "The Lord is My Shepherd", one last time for Rev. E. MeNeil on Thursday afternoon. Those who at- tended church during his long pastorate couldn't help but remember that it was a very favourite hymn and the singing brought memories. The funeral service in the church was conducted by the present pastor Rev. L. A Critch with a long - time friend Rev. Ewart Gulléy»of Smithtown delivering the ad- dress and brother-inlaw Mr. Don Darrell of Elmwood reading the lesson. Inter- ment was in Pleasant Point cemetery. An unusua! number of rela tives from a distance came to pay their last respects in- cluding the McNeil's daugh- ter Dorothy (Mrs. Lutteral) from Edmonton, two of Mr. McNeil's three sisters from Jamaica, Mrs. McNeil's sister and her husband (Mr, & Mrs. Durham from Bermuda, an- other sister and her husband INVEST NOW! VICTORIA & GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments 8 FIVE YEARS Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound. EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED (Mr. and Mrs. Ken D and a nephew Mr. Walter Jones from New York. Many others came from Ontario points. Mr, and Mrs. Ken Darrell are staying with Mrs. McNeil for a while and her younger granddaughter Bonnie Lut- teral will be with her for a few months. We missed this graduation announcement at the time but it is still newsworthy. In June Miss Sharon Monahan | graduated as a registered nurse at Ontario (Psychiatric) Hospital in Whitby. She is at present working part time in Whitby but will go to Osh- awa General Hospital in September. Many of our holidayers have had it for this year. The Nicholls, Nodwell and Ken Short families have all arrived home from the north, the Belairs from the east and the Neil Wanamakers from a short distance east. Mrs. Susan Hammond's sis- ter Mrs. Phoebe Wilhelm | from Baltimore Maryland has been visiting her for2 weeks but is returning home on Tuesday. Mrs. Cora Moase of Tor- onto who has been visiting the Keens went home on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Lowry frm Orono were Sunday guests of the B. L. Wana- makers. Our new citizens have ar- rived. The Don Beatocks moved into the Espie house on Monday. Mrs. Rita Boe is off on an- other holiday with son Carl and: his family at Skelton Lake near Bracebridge. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sturman and family leave for a holi- day in the Lake Placid area on Tuesday. Junior visitors here last week were Greg Davidson of Oshawa at the Belairs and John and Jo-Ellen Pollard of Stouffville at the Hunter home. We still have some interest Friday, August 13th 7:45 p.m. Pari-Mutual Wagering RACING EVERY FRIDAY AT 7:45 p.m. Sponsored by OSHAWA HARNESS MANAGEMENT LTD. Jack and Marie Clarke and their family. They moved on Saturday from Manchester to Oakville where Jack has a teaching position. Marie Prince-Albert News: Mrs. L. Beacock ; One evening recently a/ large gathering of commun- ity friends and neighbours assembled in the Recreation Centre in honour of another pair of newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Beacock John Hunter acted as chair- man. Following a brief pro- gram the bridal couple were recipients of wrapped gifts, plus a beautiful Hoover floor polisher, accompanied by a substantia] envelope. The young "Mr. and Mrs." each voiced deep feelings of appreciations. They and each of their parents fully realize the efforts of the' committee in making these events pos- sible. Also a special thank- you to the liberal donaters towards the presentation and cash. A lovely lunch was served which ended another bridal party We are all pleased to note Mrs. E. Stanton and Mr. S Lindsay are home from thej ROXY T "AIR CONDITIONED FOR COMFORT" Thurs., Fri., Sat. Avg. 12-13-14 "POINT BLANK™ 7:15, Lee Marvin, John (Wojeck) Vernon, Sheron Acker, Lloyd Bochner. "SPEEDWAY" 9:00, Elvis Presley, Nancy Sinatra. Mon. Tues, Wed., Aug. 16-17-18 "THE VIRGIN SOLDIERS" 7:15, Hywell Bennet, Nigel Green. "GETTING STRAIGHT" 9:00, Top Value Used Cars From The Top Lot $2595. 1968 Chevrolet * Biscayne - 2 Door * 327 cu. inch engine * 4 speed transmission License No. 39629E hospital. But better health is | wished the rest of folk still) confined Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holt by were guests at the recep- tion for their cousins the Clark - Connally wedding in| Maple on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Hector Hod- gins have returned home from a trip to Sydenham While in that area they visit ed her sisterinlaw Mrs. John Campsall of Porcupine who is critically i] in Kingston Genera] Hospital. Mrs. McClement" and her father Mr. Thompson, Pick ering enjoyed a visit at their friends the Harold Holtbys. | Mr. and Mrs. L. Hunter have returned from a memor- able trip to western provin-| ous ] Rev. and Mrs. C. Clark, Toronto are spending the re- mainder of their vacation in the village visiting relatives If anyone has news items| or even wishes to be a news reporter please phone 3691 HEATRE 6 $1595. | | 1970 Chevrolet * Belair - 4 Door Sedan * V8 Automatic * Radio License No. 76029K PORT PERRY Mr. and Orono were tes Mrs. W, Bryan on Wednesday afternoon. Several from this district attended the Jessap- Ramsay wedding in Enniskil- len and reception and dance held in Blackstock on Satur- day evening ALL PHASES OF CARPENTRY Courtesy, Imagination and Estimates -- FREE - _SEAGRAVE. ONT. SEWERS COMPLETE INSTALLATION ARTS PLUMBING & HEATING in co-operet- ion with HANKS EXCAVATING will now complete your sewer installation Guaranteed Warranty (24.000 mile: o 24 month) Om AN Units 985-7351 1969 BUICK 1969 Chevrolet * LeSabre - 4 Door . impale - 2 door Hardtop * V8 Automatic * Automatic Radio * Power Steering, Power Brakes « Power Steering - Power Brakes * Radio * Discs - W/Wallts License No. License No. 1969 Pontiac 1967 FALCON * 2Door Hardtop * Two Door * V8 Automatic * Automatic * Power Steering * Radio License 445450 License No. 81214