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| Seagrave 'What a lovely little sum- mer 'We had for Easter | week-end! After a rather dull winter it was cheering to see boats heading north again instead of all those snowmobiles, The Easter theme was cen- tral in the U.C.W. worship period on Wednesday even- ing. Most of the members of Unit 3 took: part in present- ing the Easter story as told by scripture 'hymns and "eg readings. Unit leader Mrs, Cliff Short conducted this part of the meeting and Mrs, Butt gave a suitable topic. Business was conducted by the president, Mrs. Bertrand. 9 The usual reports showed that we are still solvent, that we are still sending sick boxes, still making. visits and still preparing layettes. Most of the business was planping "this and that" for o the tea and bazaar on April 27th. Invitations were read from Greenbank for an illus- i trated lecture on April .23, ] for a workshop at Sunder- land on May 3rd and for a spring bazaar at Columbus 7 on May 8th. The ladies de- cided to take part in the ----church service of April 28, when Rev. Gunther, mission- ~ ary on furlough from Japa will speak. > Mrs. Ken Sturman gave a .. reading entitled "He Lives" ] while lunch was being pre- © pared. was in the basentent sO everyone was already down this time, A happy gathering on Friday evening was a big surprise for the guests. of honour, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dowson. Their 40th wedding anniversary came on Thurs- day so Mrs. Dowson's sister, Mrs. Glenn Wanamaker quitly invited .the. Dowson and Mitchell families, Rev. E. and Mrs. McNeil, Rev. D. and Mrs. Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mark of -Toron- to for a dinner party on Friday. There were 54 guests present to enjoy a nice ev- ening. The Dowson's only son, Donald lives in Austra. lia so could not be there. The Tobins had a birth- day party too, on Sunday. It was for Kim Tobin, one year old and her ~ grondiather John. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wana- maker entertained their Sun- day School class of -12 jun- ior teens at a bowling party on Saturday evening. Help- ing them were brother Bill and Miss Sharon Sweetman. Michael James __Fishley arrived safely on Saturday The whole meeting} For Income BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY CHARTERED + ACCOUNTANTS ; Tax } 'see ALEX SHEPHERD "Room 2, Post Office Building | Phone 985-7031 Specializing in business and farm operations: DUFF ELECTRONICS ADMIRAL , TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE Phone 985-7993 or 985-2728 PORT PERRY Dec./68 . . Earl Wallace ROOFING Achphalt Shingles, Rolled Roofing, Steel and _' Aluminum Roofing. "EAVESTROUGHING | We will contract for all kinds y of roof work. A. E. Johnson 0.D. OPTOMETRIST s» © EYES EXAMINED - @ 229 Mary St. 985-2383 June/68| | RAYMOND J. FRALICK representing CIA Co-operators insurance 4 Association The Farmers Union Mutual Fire Insurance Life - Auto - Home Protection Fire Phone 985-7447 " 'Dec./67 "Dec./83| dN veoh 'R. 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The Garfield Stones had beautiful weather for the marriage in Kinmount on Saturday of Mr. Glenn Stone and Miss Judy Schoter. Mr. and . Mrs. J. Groves and Peggy of Toronto stayed over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stone and Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moon, Corina and Mrs. Hindley of Toronto spent" "Good Friday with the Aubrey Moons. . Also home, down on the farm were Mr. F. Watson and Mr. and: Mrs. E. Dregar of Toronto. The ~spring-like weather brought friends galore from Oshawa to the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. Otto. During the last two weeks their visitors were: Mr. and Mrs. "|J. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. R. Wicks, Mr. and. Mrs. E. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. B. Whit- ing, Mr. and Mrs. E. Vanson, -Mr. and Mrs. D. Vanson and children, Mr. and Mrs. B. Heard 'and Miss Bev. Heard. And that wasn't all, Mr. and Mrs. V. Feir of Uxbridge and Mr. and Mrs. H. Otto of Levack also called. Miss + Marilyn McMillan spent' Easter, in Shawinigan | Falls, Quebec with her room- mate Miss Celine Lacosse. In Kingston over the holi- day were, Mrs. Reta Boe and her grandson, Wayne Dow- son _of Port Perry. They vis- ited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boe and sons. Those people weren't miss- ed too much at church, It was McNeil Sunday as well as Easter and the attendance of regulars and visitors was very, very good indeed. The pulpit bible given by Mr, McNeil to mark his 50 years of service as a minister was presented and dedicated. The service was conducted by Mr. Harris but Mr. McNeil proved he was still quite capable of delivering a good. half-hour sermon. Mr. and Mrs. McNeil will celebrate their 45th wedding anniver- sary shortly. _ The junior choir was out in full force and rendered a nice Easter anthem, their most ambitious effort so far. Next week take a look at the woman in the choir gown. It should be -Mrs. Charles Short the new organist. Mrs. Short is disturbed about be- ing rusty and hopes the con- gregation = will not be too critical for a while. 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