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"v 6 -- PORT PERRY STAR: -- Thursday, APRIL 2, 1970 Seagrave News Fur coats were more in evidérice. here .on Sunday than Easter finery. Accord- ing to records it is 'many years since Easter was so chilly. Family gatherings were the thing during the holiday week-end. The Wanamakers which means Bert and his wife, Ron, his wife and family and Bill and company had their Easter at the farm with Neil, Donna and Bobby. The annual Fishley gath- ering took place at the Rae Rahm home over Saintfield way. It was attended by the McMillans. Mrs. B. Fishley and Mr. Cecil Fishley from Seagrave, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Fishley and family of Brooklin nd Mr. and Mrs. Doug McMillan of Oshawa. "Mrs. Marjorie Moon had 16 family visitors including the Williams from Goderich and the Lakes and Harold Moons from Toronto with their re- spective families. From the looks of the gang at church on Sunday morn- ing the Durwards must have had a re-union too. Mr. and Mrs. Dane Cox- worth were at home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tobin. Mrs. Bagshaw spent Easter with her daughter Mrs. G. Lloyd and Mrs. E. McCaw of Bancroft visited her daugh- ter Mrs. C. Maschke. The two older Pollard children of Stouffville spent the week-end with grandpa and grandma Hunter. John is mobile again and.making good progress but still uses his crutches. ' This. week it was Mr. Ven- ner's sisters wha were visit- ing there. They were Mrs. G. Donnelly of Goderich and Mrs. Ruth Bowes of Owen Sound. Mrs. Bowes was ac- companied by her son Bob. On Good: Friday Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hilbert and sons of Hamilton with her par- ents the Nodwells. 3 Also on Friday Mr. Harvey Webst®r Jr. of Bowmanville visited with Mrs. Clements and the Belairs. Mr. and Mrs. Belair called at the Nottingham home at Mytrle on Friday evening to visit Mrs, Minnie Bryant, They report considerable im- provement in her health. We extend sympathy to the family of the late Mrs: MacKinnon who was well known among our older re- sidents. "The McMillans seem news- worthy this week. Neil re- turned from hosnital after a couple of days but faces further tests to determine the cause of his troubles. Miss Marilyn -is taking off for the Barbadoes at the end of the week. Gordon has already gone. He has taken a position as assistant to the manager of = Woolco store in Hamilton and sta. .d work on Monday so it's "Exit - Sportsman Gordie", Mr. Harvey Monahan is home from the east coast and will be stationed at | good health after 'Camp Borden for a while. Mrs. Wm. Pearson entered hospital last Wednesday for observation and tests and just now we hear that Bob Nodwell is also there. We have no report on either of them. On Thurs. Apr. 9 our old- est citizen, Clara Sleep will be celebrating her 93rd birthday. Mrs. = Sleep has been a victim .of the flu lately so isn't as spry as usual. Guess whose birthdjwis on the 8th. : There was a nicely ar- ranged service in the church on Good Friday but the at- tendance could have been b~tter. On Sunday it was a ~fferent story. Most of the -egulars and many occasion- als were present to make a good-sized congregation. We had a little extra in the music line with 2 anthems by the choir and a solo by Mrs. Abraham, S.S. was withdrawn this week but we suggest to one of the supers that he remem- ber he had a birthday on Mar. 20th. We hope everyone is in eating those big Easter eggs de- livered by the Hi-C. 3 Check The Label On Your Paper Continued ulations Poru rerry. Mrs. Taylor and Miss Brenda of Stouffville visited Mrs. Crosier on Sunday. Miss Susan Roach and Mr. Hal Martin of Toronto were with her parents on the week- - end . Rev. Mr. Teskey was a luncheon guest with Mr. and 'Mrs. W.J. Mitchell one day last week. Michell home on Sunday were Mrs. June Thompson, Oshawa and daughter Mrs. Alice Hogg, Toronto, Miss Marlene Ives and Mr. Jack Mitchell, Port Perry. \ Mr. ana Mrs. S. Roberts visited his father at Hillcrest Hospital in Toronto one day last week. On Sunday the Roberts were dinner guests at the Mitchell home. Mr. and Mrs, Winston Wil- son and Mrs. Chas. Wilson, Brooklin visited Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson one Sunday recently. " Mrs. Meta Holtby visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Smurth- waite, Concord, on Saturday. _ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cros- ier and Tommy of Saintfield were guests at the Best home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carnegie of Blenhiem were with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Murray Holtby and family on "| the week-end. Guests at the & ~ That's aVolkswagen? That's a Volkswagen. Honest. The Volkswagen Notchback. And while it doesn't bear the slightest resemblance to a VW, it.-does bear some terrific similarities: oo like gas economy. An air-cooled en- gine. And workmanship you'd expect to find onlyina. .. well, Volkswagen. The Notchback® oiso has a few things you wouldn't expect to find in a Volkswagen: ~ Like electronic fuel injection. A Porsche- type rear suspension. A more powerful engine. (It cruises at better than 80.) It also has disc - brakes in front dnd an optional fully automatic transmission. == What's more, than $2700. No doubt about it. That's a Volkswagen: %§ you get all of this for less . A) Werner's Service Center 5 4 RR. #4/PORT PERRY/985-7162 'Home Freezer Owners Sides and quarters of beef, sides of pork cut and' : 'wrapped to your specification. We have the largest * selection of grain fed beef in Durham and Ontario counties. Come in and select your own beef. All . our meat is government graded and inspected. Pine Ridge Packers Ltd. 4 Miles East of Port Perry on 7A Highway. 986.4932 HAROLD FORDER, Manager. BY GRANT HANCOCK CO-OP TOPICS by Don Rixon UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO WHY GROW FORAGES Any Beef or Dairy operation requires a supply of high quality Feed. More of this requirement should be home grown, This can be done without adding more acres, if yields and quality are increased. Where adapted, corn will supply high «yielding high energy feed. Corn is low' in Protein so requires the use of supple- ments for full advantage. Alfalfa and other legumes and forages can supply low-cost protein as well as energy. For forages to supply quantities of digestible protein, yields must be in- creased, : 3 To increase yields sow the best variety ~%X and follow with a good fertilizer maini- ; enance programme, ah : 'v [V4 [ RUAN United Co-operatives JS of Ontario - (UXBRIDGE Uxbridge 852-3321 Port Perry IE. 8-4130