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ERY I EV Ei PR ge EE a HD ox Fas A ALE EER LEA XLTH TS ret CIRRUS AANES SAL RS Bh A 28 SESE Ba 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, May 23, 1968 Seagrave News Usually when families, who have managed to live among us for 25 years, move away, we arrange a farewell party. When Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sweetman moved to town re- cently, this was omitted be- canse it was felt it might have an adverse effect on Mrs. Sweetman's health. In- stead the community pur- chased gifts (a table and 2 lamps) which were present- .ed privately on Thursday evening by some of their former neighbours. The P.P.H.S. walkathon to Seagrave made Wednesday afternoon interesting for the folk along the road. It was amusing to see how briskly the walkers could step up when they ' knew someone was watching. There seemed to be more girls than boys. Does that mean anything? We have still another wed- ding celebration to report. This week Mr. and Mrs. E. Butt reached their 35th an- niversary which was marked by a family dinner on Sun- day at the home -of their (daughter, Mrs. Glen Wilson of Scugog. Callers to wish them well included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wright of Cannington and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Glenney of Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Wright also visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott. : The MacTaggart items for last week arrived just a little too late so we mention now that on Sat, May 11th, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moase, Karen and Donald of Scarborough were their callers and that on Sunday, May 12th Messrs. Fred Cookson, Isaiah Irwin, and Jack MacTaggart visited an old friend Mr. Leon Stan- dish at Lakeview Manor, Beaverton. ; Another bit)of news that was overlooked was that Mr. and Mrs. Percey Reynolds of Scarborough and Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Reynolds of Port Perry had dinner with Mrs. Reta Boe on Monday of last week. This week-end Mrs. Boe is entertaining her grand- -daughter Jill Dowson and Miss Janice Gibson of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lake and family of Toronto spent the holiday week-end with the Aubrey Moons. Visitors at the Roy Scott home on Monday were Mr. Alvin Bailey and Mr. Cliff Hoult both of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ian Fraser were week-end guests ofCMr. and Mrs. Neil Wanamaker again. Mr. Frank Watson and Mrs. E. Dregar are spending 2 weeks at the family home while Mr. Dregar is in the north country on a fishing ort erry lumbing ESTIMATES & SERVICE Heating & Ventilation INDUSTRIAL + COMMERCIAL + RESIDENTIAL REPAIRS - ALTERATIONS - CONTRACTS FOR CALL 985 - 3112 11 trip. The Belairs and Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Taylor of Scugog spent Sunday at Niagara. Mrs. Clements accompanied them as far as Hamilton where she visited Mr. & Mrs. Bill Michie. Mr. and Mrs., B. Wana- maker made their annual trip to Haliburton on the week-end to visit old friends Mr. and Mrs. Walter Webb. Did you see the write up about the Wanamaker store in last week's Lindsay Post? A whole column and pictures too! There was a good deal said about Bert and his sons but Mrs. W. didn't even get mentioned. © It must have been a man who wrote that. We were interested to hear that Dr. H. G. Lester had been elected president of Bay of Quinte Conference last week. Congratulations from his Seagrave friends. Holdiays at one time meant increased attendance at Sunday service. Now it seems to mean the reverse. Our S.S. showed the trend this week when only 66 were present. It was the week for the adult class to provide a number so Mrs. Reta Boe read two short poems en.| Own|. titled "The Lord's Prayer" and "On the Wings of Prayer". Clifford Short admitted to being a year older. - : The S.S. Anniversary will take place at 11 o'clock next Sunday with Rev. G. Teskey of Scugog as speaker and with a-large children's choir 'providing the music. We in- vite everyone. Greenbank News There will be fi0 Sunday School or Church" 'Service here- next Sunday morning, May 26th. Anniversary Ser- vice will be at Seagrave at 11 a.m. Rev. George Teskey, Scugog Island will be the Guest Speaker. Wednesday, May 29th the United Church Women are holding an open meeting at the church at 8.15. Haslam of Elizebth Fry As- sociation will be guest speak- er. : Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Cle- ments, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sommerville drove to the Niagara Peninsula and home by way of Hespler over the week-end. Miss Debbie Lee spending the week-end at her aunt's cottage, Dalrimple. Mr. George - Beare spent the week-end with Mr. Doug Miss | INVEST NOW for Terms of 3 or 4 years VICTORIA and GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound "EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191-Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985.7306 Wallace at Lake Knice. Mrs. Ward's family, Mr. & Mrs. Wallie Par, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ward, Mr. and Mrs. John Dobson, celebrated Mrs. Ward's birthday at a dinner party at Werratal restaurant, Mr. and Mrs. George Beat- on attended Wick anniver- sary Sunday. , Mr. and Mrs. Archie Par- rinder, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Leask visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leasks. . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baker and Miss Audrey Baker at Mr. and Mrs. Len Jarvis™on Sunday. Master Robt. Dobson spent last week with his aunt and fishing Uncle Mr. and Mrs. Glen Till. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Brown at Mr. and Mrs. Ron- ald Kellies on Sunday. Mr. Shropshire of Pine Or- chard called at William Bac- on's, Mr. and Mrs. John Pollard were involved in an auto. ac- cident Friday night in Osh- awa. They. are in Oshawa hospital and reported to be in serious condition. Ont. County Jr." Farmer's LL REAL ESTATE LID REALTOR 985-7373 thwaite visited with Hattie Walen 'and Mrs. Davis at Fairview Lodge. The Baylis completed the day by spending the evening with Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Till, their attendants. - Mr. and Mrs, Jack Couper- thwaite attended the funeral of Claire Pearse of Hillside a former neighbour of Jack's. One of the largest sales ever to be held in the com- munity was held Saturday on the Diamond T farm own- ed by John Townson. Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Brown visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Oldfield of Prince Albert one day last week. Mrs. Oldfield now in het eighties, remembers. when as a child returning with her mother to visit friends, play- ing in the Old Anglican church which was never lock- ed. This is now our Reach Centennial Hall, field day was held at Port Perry Saturday, May 18th. Square dancing and calling contests was held Saturday night at Greenbank hall with 'Port Perry in third-place. |-- Trophies were handed out at this time. 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