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. i ta IG tv A PE OE AH SC AFAR INTER ATIF SR ALT EIFS 3 RTH EUAPRR So 3 8EN -- PORT PERRY STAR, MN Thursday, June 23rd, 1966 SEAGRAVE NEWS This was a pleasant week for most Seagravers but not for Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Wanamaker who had been looking forward to enjoying the 1.0.0.F, Grand Lodge meetings in Toronto but were shocked and saddened by the very sudden death of a close friend Mrs, Don Keeler of Osh- awa who was also attending the sessions, Mrs, Keeler has been well known here for years, hav. ing attended many services and activities with her husband while on visits to the Wana- makers, We extend our sin- cere sympathy to Mr. Keeler and others of his family, Last week-end Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Payne were in Sudbury attending the Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs, Peter Marcotte. Mr. Payne is a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. 'Marcotte. Two couples of our own com- munity Mr, and Mrs, Norm. Hurst and Mr. and Mrs. Orville ~'Boe both reached their 40th -an- niversaries on June 15th. Plans for the Boe celebration had to be set aside for the time being because of Orville's illness. The Hurst celebration took the form of a family picnic at the home of their son Bruce in Hampton on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Hurst have a family of 6 sons and 2 daughters, so along with in- laws, grand-children, aunts and 'uncles there were about 100 present. Representing . Sea- grave were:-- Mr. and Mrs, Hurst, Caroline and Gene, Mr. and Mrs, Don Hurst and family, Mr, and Mrs. J. Foote and fa- mily and the Bertrands, On Sat. Mr. and Mrs, Belair attended the marriage of Mr. Gary Henderson and Miss Bar- bara Nichols in Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Scarborough, Mr, and Mrs. Earle Bryant, Port Perry were also guests, - . Several families came home for Fathers Day. We haven't a complete record by any means but know that the Moons, Butts , and. Boes were visiting their homes. Mr, and Mrs; Butt also enter- tained Mrs, Ada Bradley and her son Mr, Oscar Bradley of Toronto, Mrs. Bradley is again able to walk after a hip frac- ture suffered during the winter. Mrs, Oscar Bradley spent the afternoon with her mother Mrs. Nott of Port Perry. On Tuesday Mr, and Mrs, Butt visited their brother Mr. Howard Butt a patient in Provi- dence Hospital, Toronto, but cannot report any improvement in his condition, Word was received on Satur- day that Mrs, Fleeta Sleep of Lindsay had been hit by a car and injured. The extent of her injuries is not known at time of writing. Our congratulations this week go to Vladimir Hatschinski M.D. who is the nephew of Mr. & Mrs. Andre Mostowitsch and who spent his first months in Canada near here, Miss Shirley Ann Crosier ar- rived home from the far north- west on Thursday. She expects to stay several weeks and then --It sounds like wedding bells. The Prince Albert Centennial Services attracted Mr. and Mrs, B. Wanamaker on Sunday. They were helping Mr, Earle Martyn | entertain visitors for the occa- sion. gi Last Sunday, June 12th, the Sonya friends presented Messrs. Mac and Allistar Cameron and their sister with a chrome set and lamp, on the eve of their departure for their new home in Little Britain, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jackman of Stittsville spent Sunday with Mrs, V, Tait. Mr. and Mrs, Jack MacTag- gart have been making up for lost time this week. Callers dur- ing the week were Mr. Rae Dusty of Greenbank, Mrs. Mar- tin MacTaggart and Jim and | Mr, and Mrs. John Botteril of Scarborough, On Sunday they were visited by Mr. and Mrs. Art Moase. Flo and Mary Mac- Taggart of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Ewen of Oshawa, Mr, Wm. Martyn of Sutton and Mr. Duncan Martyn of Sunderland. SWIMMING LESSONS REGISTRATION IS STILL OPEN FOR JUNIOR, INTERMEDIATE and SENIOR "If there are sufficient Applicants a Bronze Medalion Class will be held. To 0 Register : Call MARG TERRETT -- 985-2567 = REGISTER NOW Plumbing . Heating "Electric { PORT PERRY, ONT. OFFICE 935- 2473 "eats t ets atest 0 SA 0" 0% 4% PBR SALT p ¥ RES. PS SERIE {IEE FS LS Peo) ~means-that- one service each 1 grave will have Rev. Cooper of QPOPOBOSOSOSOBOSOPOSOSOSOSOSOSOS0SO SS OS SOS OBOSOSOSOROSOPOS - r fx . " - 3 ry AA Tay BR TRA RRA LUISE aOR LU Th aw HA LA SY, FEA AE SAR 3 . » SY TLL Fart RY LRA HE y, a Set sik Ah > LB ae eh air. AS IRC 1 0) 3} + ) - - .d . ny Se aA x AT gs ot SRENE\ SESEE TE REE AS ERR RR Ye NY bP ih 3 axe [8 LAY =i Some of these people had at- tended Decoration Services at McNeil-Cemetery, Wick, Isn't this an odd fact? We have 4 cemeteries in this area and there are at least 16 Sun- days of warm weather, yet Me- morial Services are always held at Pine Grove and Wick the same Sunday in June and those of Greenbank and Pleasant Pt. the same Sunday in August, Sonya Braves chalked up two more wins this week both at the expense of Stouffville, Scores were Wed. 9-1, Sun.d4-3, With 2 Decoration services, a Centennial celebration, Wedding anniversaries and Father's Day all falling on Sunday, Church attendance was about what you might expect, S.S, was almost average dt 71, The toddlers class sang "Because He Loves Us So" with some assistance from their teachers Mrs. Barr and Mrs. J. Hallett, Mr, Alvin Bruce and Master Kevin Crosier parted with birthday money, The summer schedule, giving all 3 appointments a morning service, is mow in effect. This week will be taken by a visiting minister so mext Sunday, -Sea- Urbridge as speaker, Prince Albert News The weather proved ideal last Sunday for the first date of worship marking the Centennial of our church which was filled to capacity . , .and some people on the grounds, The inspiring sermons delivered by former ministers Rev, C, Smith and Rev, R. H. Wylie; were well received and the variety of musical talent 'deeply enjoyed. On such an anniversary the spirit of the people who had contributed. greatly to the church and passed to their re- ward could be felt during the service. There also seemed to be a feeling of "mission accomplish- ment" towards the present-day members who had contributed financial, material, physical or through prayer. We therefore give thanks for our community church which we hope will serve for many future years, Mrs. Carl Graham played 'hostess for the June meeting of the U.C.W. A devotion-based on Faith was given by Mrs. A. | Martyn, Mrs; L. Beacock and Mrs. C. Chambers. Fathers' Day being close at hand, an article entitled "These Fathers" was read by Mrs, Beacock. The president Mrs. Hope chaired the meeting, Assistant secretary Mrs, W, Heayn read minutes including a thank-you note from the Hunter family. We were disappointed to learn Mrs. F, Brooks had de- cided to have her name with- dawn from the list of memher. ship but was willing to assist at special occasions. During the evening the hostess Mrs, Gra- ham joined our roll for which we are pleas aki Mrs. B. Smith discovered fif- teen visits, Treasurer Mrs, Jewell reported on finances as a result the booth at fair grounds turned out sucessful. The committee in charge dis< cussed a few brief matters con- cerning this project at the booth two days hence, Mem- bers agreeably accepted the of. fer to cater to a future wedding reception, Details were finali- zed pertaining to the ladies por« 'tion of work for Centenmial. 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