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9 ~ sistsdsii bid sbi bain Seagrave News (continued) by Mr. and Mrs. Heinz Albercht and their 5 sons. from Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jensen and daughter of West Hill are coming to the . Couch place. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd will move in a couple of weeks to a place south of Cannington -and Mr. and Mrs. Couch to 'a home in Sunderland. Now we have a Seagrave without the Bert Dowsons. They moved to Lindsay on Saturday. On Sunday afternoon, Miss Sharon Sweetman accom- panied friend William to the Neil Wanamakers for what she was led to believe would be a quiet afternoon of T.V. Instead she found the yard full of cars and the house full of women waiting to shower her with gifts. Guests were chiefly relatives of the bride-and-groom-to-be plus a few old friends. The gifts were lovely and all had a pleasant afternoon. This affiar was arranged by Mrs. Neil Wanamaker, Mrs. Glenn Wanamaker, Mrs. W. Gibson and Miss Nancy Wanamaker. Quite a showery spring for the grocer's family! On Thursday, Mrs. B. Wana- maker attended a shower for Mrs. Beth Bryden at the home of Mrs. Moore in Blackstock. On Saturday, the same lady with Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Neil A. tended a shower for Sharon Sweetman given by Mrs. Metcalfe of Port Perry. We had a wedding too this week. On Friday, Rev. Critch oficiated at a candle- light service in the church when Mr. Geo. Giles and Miss Nancy Teskey were united in marriage. Fhere were some 40 guests present and the reception was held at 10:Nonquon Drive, Mariposa Estates. Our hospital informant says that Mr. Don Beacock got back home on Monday. Mr. Davis has suffered a set-back but expects to be released by the end of the week. Mrs. White's condition remains much the same. We hear that Reach township council were look- ing around our village on Thursday so we are wonder- ing what goodies they are planning for us. The rural urban pupil exchange is in operation again so Mark Tilly of Waverly Public School in Oshawa is now guest of Brian Barr. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hunter had a visit and supper with Mr and Mrs. Russ Heron of Sunderland on Saturday. Mrs. Elsie Brown of Toronto paid her annual or perhaps its her semi-annual visit to the B. Wanamakers. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sturman entertained' Eleanor's par- eats, Mr. and Mrs. Rowan of Bethany on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce were in Lucknow on Saturday attending the fune- ral of the late Mr. McKinnon father of Don Mackinnon. Sunday services were as usual but the south was well represented at the birthday box. Morley Bruce, Neil Wanamaker and the Barr twins. Please note a change in next Sundays services. The one meeting (No S.S.) will be at 10 o'clock. It will be a special Easter service, with special music by the choir, a guest soloist, Mr. Robt. Heayn of Prince Albert and the Halleluyah Chorus. We used to call Easter Sunday "All Out" Sunday so let us make it just that. Lloyd's sale on Saturday, April 21st. Spring Tea on Wednesday, April 25th. Another Shower on Satur- day, April 28th. Port Perry Council Briefs At its regular meeting April 3 council approved a recommendation from the village roads superintendant that a new jumping jack machine be purchased for $1,445. The village had rented one previously. A recommendation from the sanitary land fill com- mittee that a $28,000 bull- dozer, Port Perry will pay 2 fifths of the cost, Reach will pay 2 fifths and Scugog will pay 1 fifth. Deputy reeve Phil Orde reported that vandals have been turning on fire hydrants illegally. '"'Some night the tank is going to be emptied and we will get a fire in the morning and no water," he said. It was decided to recom- mend no change in water allocations in the village. Reeve Kenny declared a conflict of interest because he holds mortgages on property which has been allocated water. He turned the chair over to the deputy reeve and left the room while water was being discussed. 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