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LJ b/] 9, ¢ / £3 Seagrave We haven't heard of any births, marriages or deaths here this week -- just a shower and an anniversary. The shower on Thursday evening at the church was in honour of Mr, Ronald Crosier and his wife-to-be Miss Bar- bara Best of Manchester, We 'Seagravers can't or don't got anything started before dark so the program was very short -- a duet by Joyce Bruce and Diane Barr, a reading by Mrs, Barr and a sing-song. Morley Bruce was M.C. and read the address. Then the many gifts were carefully opened by the young rcouple, thanks was said and we ate again. One. of the tasks that bugs people at our church is carry- ing chairs up and down, back and forth. Quite a few had to be carried into the church on Sunday morning to accommodate the large « anniversary crowd. The choir consisted of the regular junior choir plus most of the S.S. children with ages ranging down to about 3 or 4 yrs. Each seo- tion performed well and were happy doing so. In the speakers' corner were two ministers--Rev. L. Critch and Rev. J. Lougheed with two Bill for support, with two Bills for support, the service, Bill Wanamaker introduced the speaker, Rev. Critch helped in places and Rev. Lougheed gave the ad- dress. Besides all this Gor- don Short and Catharine Ni- cholls read the Bible lessons | We have no intention of trying to mention all the visitors. We did miss some of the ex-supporters from Port Perry. Without making any attempt to count heads we 'are pretty certain that the Greenbankers supported somewhat better BURKETON| 'NEWS Several from this commun- ity attended Enniskillen Sun- day School Anniversary with Rev. J. Lougheed, Oshawa, as guest speaker on Sunday, May 18th. Among those visiting with Mrs. Greta Bailey were 'Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDonald of Bowmanville, Mrs. E. Lawr- ence, Toronto, Mrs. F. Hard- ing, Mrs. J. Peeling, June & Marg of Oshawa. ~ Mr, and Mrs. Orville Greer Elizabeth 'and Rosemary of Oshawa called on Mrs. W. Bryan on Saturday. * Mr. Chester Hoskin cele: brated his birthday on Sun. day, May 18th. Several children have the measles in this: community. Mr, and Mrs. 'M. McGeary and. Willie Joe spent the "week-end with Mr. and Mrs. A: C. Stephenson. Mr. Humphrey Hewitt of Toronto spent the week-end at the home of 'Mr. and Mrs. John Archer. Mr. John Mortensen had a very successful sale on Sat. urday, May 24th, Seagrave ' > LA HIGEIR FAT sent Mr. maker than we supported 'hem. What about it folks? After shaking hands with on fewer than three minis: ters most - of the members and viistors attended the luncheon in the basement. To provide an answer for people who asked when Rev. A. W. Lougheed was station- ed here, we hunted through old reports which record hin as minister from July 1049 until' June 1952. He was followed by Rev. Thos. Wal- lace for 2 years so Mr. Mc- Neil must have landed here about 1954, .On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. F Cookson had a family get-to- gether to 'welcome Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cookson home af. ter a -three .weeks tour of British Columbia and paris of US. A, Mr. and Mrs. D. Tobin and Mr. and Mrs, Peter evening. with Mrs. Shehan of Taronts Were pro. Mrs. DB. attended golden wedding on Saturday It was the celehra Mrs, PP and tion for Mason in Toronto. Some of the Sunday visit: ors were Mr. and Mrs. and Mr, Cambray ; Carrs, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Fish: ley and Michael of Oshawa Fishley, Wilson of Port Perry at the Sleep and Cle- | In the afternoon at 2:30 an- Mrs. Chas. and Mrs. the Mr.' Wana- another Smith Carr of Bruce and | PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, May 29 1969 -- & ments homes, Mr. and Mrs. niversary services will be Ron Wanamaker and family | held at Pleasant Point. They of Oshawa and Mrs. R. Rey-| have borrowed our minister nolds of Port Perry with the Rev, Critch and our junior B. Wanamakers. choir for the occasion so It looks like a fairly quict| probbaly expect a few from week ahead hut the hospital Seagrave. committee would like to ro. |- FARMS WANTED mind the hakers that dona: tions of food for the spring fair can be left at the store on Sat. morning. Next Sundav--Church ser- vice at 10 and SS. at 11:09 REAL ESTATE LID RIALIOR 985-7373 QJ TUCK HOMES WANTED 985 - 7373 HEAL I3TATE LID A ALION NEW STORE HOURS Free delivery phone 985-2492 Free Draw with every $5.00 Order 'or Over. Mrs. T. Martens Carnation Instant MIL 3 LB. PKG. - SPECIAL AT 'VAN WITH PORK -- HEINZ -- 48 oz. Tin TOMATO JUICE CAMP BEANS 19 oz. Tins PRICE CHOPPERS for the 8:30 -- 6:00 Mon. Tues. & Sat. Winner Of 0 {4 > ms . . : Toy 3 =F, 8:30 -- 9:00 Wed. Thurs. & Fri. Lost Wook 5 BU DGET- . : ih MINDED } 69c SPECIAL -- Giant Pkg. A.B.C. Detergent Strawberry or Raspberry -- 24 oz. Jar AYLMER JAMS FOR CLEANER WINDOWS -- 20 oz. Spray WINDEX Cleaner CORN FLAKES 39 TEA BAGS rx ALL PURPOSE --- '1 Lb. 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