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Wh lr, es AA pg I NT a -- Seagravers extend congrat- ulations and good wishes again this week. This time they are for Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Johnston who were married in Melville United Church on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Belair accom- panied Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor of Scugog to the wed- ding. The regular meeting of i U.C.W. was held in the £8 room on Wednesday, Marek 12, with Unit 1 in charge and Mrs. McNeil leading the de- votional program. After the opening hymn, Mrs. Tobin offered prayer then we had something different, a gent- leman singer. He was Mr. Bruce Hurst who sang two fine solos, "There's a voice in the wilderness" and Abide with us." He brought along, Dual his gentleman accom- panist, so wasn't all alone. The scripture lesson wa- read by Bruce's mother, Mrs. N. Hurst and Mrs. Critch gave a thoughful topic en- titled "Lent, a favoured Sea- son." Because of her home duties, Mrs. Critch cannot often be with us but is we!- FA A ELECTRICAL Seagrave come at any time. There were only 17 mem- bers present but visitors upped the attendance to 25. We had the usual reports and thank-you notes, and a report of the executive meeting planning the Fellowship din- ner. Mrs. Nicholls gave a de- tailed report for the carpet 'committee. The = estimates were passd back to th stew- ards to discuss. (The stew- ards are busy at it and plan a meeting for Wednesday night.) The women agreed to cat- er to a wedding in May and the Spring Bonnet tea was given another run over then it was time for lunch. Mrs. M. Stone returned to her home last week after be- ing away since August with a hip injury. She is able to hobble around now and we hope there will be no more falls, "Mr. and Mrs, Carl Boe and sons of Kingston were with Mrs. Reta Boe over the week- end. The Moon cottage wads bursting at the seams on Sun- day. Their visitors were, Mr and Mrs. Ted Williams and KEN P. 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Besides those mentioned last week we un- derstand that Calvin Nicholls contributed a piano solo. At morning worship Sun- day Mr. Critch conducted an installation service for the newly elected members of the session, Mr, Cliff Short, Mr. Morley Bruce and. Mrs. Clements. At Sumiay Sobol" the big event was the flannelgraph made by the beginners class. There were 14 children and their two teachers involved and as usual everyone enjoy- ed it. - 'Don't forget the ."Fellow- ship Dinner" at the church next Sunday evening starting belonging to Seagrave com- munity and of course to Mr. ART. IARRVVARARACLRABRIPRII RRB ARBRBRARDS and Mrs. Critch and family. CERES Got your cropping plans made for the coming year? Know what you'll need in Aero" Fertilizers? Come in and talk things over with us. Corn, hay and pasture; small grains, vegetables, cash crops -- whatever you plan to grow this year, you'll profit by using Aero Fertilizers. And right now isn't too early to get things started. at 5.30. It is free to anyone| Prince Albert News I'm sure we all grasped some interesting thoughts from Rev. A. Rice's message last Sunday. All appreciated the sweet vocal solo by Miss Anne Hope accompanied by the or- ganist Mrs, B. Snelgrove. Offering gathered by Mr. E, Jewell and Mr. John Hope. Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Edward Thompson who celebrated their golden wed- ding anniversary last Satur- day in our church parlors where a family dinner was held. One afternoon last week Mr. and Mrs. W. Vance kind- ly shared their hospitality in their home when the church elders gathered to discuss future plans, Likewise Mr. & Mrs. Allen Martyn opened their home one evening when the board of stewrads gathered to dis- cuss items of business. Mrs. Wm. 'Heayn played hostess for the G.N.S. Club when a successful euchre was held in aid of the com- munity flower fund. Two young men of our village Robert Brooks and Greenbank News Don't forget the St. Pat- rick's dance in the Centenni- al hall on Sat. night, March 22. George Beare and his group will provide the music. Everyone welcome, ; Congratulations to the choirs from Reach No, 2 who competed in the music. festi- val 'held at Stinderland last week. Grades 3 and 4 were winners, others placing high. Several from our area joined the throng to hear Dr. Robert McClure at Fen- elon Falls United Church on Sunday evening. We are glad to hear Mr. Howard McMillan is improv- ing favourable but is still confined to hospital. Prize winners at the euch- .|re party Friday night were, Miss Jill Stone, Mrs. Hardy, Mr. Elmer Guy, Mr. Ernie Luke. - Low prizes went to Mrs. Guy, Mr. Elmer Forman and the lucky door prize to Ce ---- CYANANMID te} Serving business is agriculture. ®Reg'd Trademark DALE FERTILIZERS LTD. 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Heayn Jr. who are members of the Queen's York Rangers are spending their holidays in - training with the Canadian Army Malitia at" Camp Borden. Mr. and Mrs. G. Lehmann have returned after a month of enjoyable Florida climate. Mr. 'and Mrs. Young of Sudbury were week-end com- pany with their relatives Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Davidson and Bill, : Mr, and Mrs. L. Devitt, Oshawa were Sunday comp- any with her father Mr. .F, Vickery and the Les Beacock family. Mr. and Mrs, Tony Buxcey, Oshawa visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wan. Heayn and family, © Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Willis were with his parents Mr. & Mrs, V. Willes, Greenbank. Mr. Keith Johnston, Belle- ville visited his mother Mrs, J. A. Johnston -Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Hunter, accompanied by Mrs. Arthur Malcolm, also Mr. & Mrs, Rae Malcolm of Janetville, atten- ded the wedding on Satur-% day, March 15th, of their niece, Miss Ann Malcolm, only daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Malcolm in Knox Presbyterian Church Strat- ford, to Mr. Steven Moriarty ' of Toronto. a 4 E. Johnson © OPTOMETRIST 229 MARY STREET 985 2383 BUYING L REAL ESTATE LTD REALTOR 985-7373 DANCING CLUB ANNRENE Saturday, March 29 RON MYERS & HIS ORCHESTRA ot 00% PHILOSOPHER: WEDO TO FORGET THE KWL WE GET PAID FOR..! Ptolemy & Grieve . B. A. Service Station 52 Water St. PHONE 985-3182 Port Perry heat units, 80 days. i, iNew For 1969: v7 ly Fred -y Uxbridge 852-3321 CO-OP TOPICS by Don Rixon CO.OP BIG BONUS SEED CORN Co-op 286 -- Double Cross -- requiring 2600 ( times the ability of this variety to produce ex- i cellent yields of grain and silage. 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