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Trophy Winners at local Curling Club ~-- Seagrave News I -- RON EGAN was not available when this picture was taken. His team mates are, from left to right; Randy Scott, Fred Nobbs and Art Stableford. MORE WINNERS from left to right, Rod Foster, Albert Harper, Willie Stone and Vern Powell. a MONDAY NIGHT curling winners from left to right; R. Death, K. Murray, K. Dargavel, L. Death. Epsom news Mrs. Annie Lubatiuk, son Alex and grandchildren Brian and Garry of Toronto called on Mr. and Mrs. Christie on Saturday. Mr. Clifford Boyington called on the Bailey family last week-end. We are sorry to report his father Mr. Wm. Boyington# former neigh- bour is a patient in Uxbridge Hospital. Mrs. Steve Payne and Carl Port Perry and Miss Brenda Payne of Toronto called on Mr. and Mrs. Christie. B renda took part in the Walkathon for Retarded Children in Toronto on Saturday and completed the sixteen gles. Congratu- lations Brenda. Mrs. Jeffery, Mrs. Arm- strong and Mrs. Ross were in Toronto on Thursday. A lovely Easter Service at Utica was well attended on Sunday. Don't forget to go to Goodwood United Church Thursday. The. ladies are serving a. maple syrup supper. Some are asking don't we get anything but syrup. Yes sir everything but pancakes. The ladies served lunch at the Geer sale on Thursday and wish to thank all who in anyway helped make their part successful. Dr. Jerrold Asling, Mrs. Asling and girls of Hanover visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Asling for the weekend. Please remember the "Mission Festival' Sunday, April 29 from 3 to 6 p.m. The children of the B.U.G.L.E. Sunday Schools are very busy constructing educatio- nal displays. These displays may be set up Saturday evening from 7:30 to 8:30. Dr. M.K. Sarin our speak- er will illustrate with slides his talk about a Rural Aid Programme in south India in which he participated in 1968 and *1969. The couples Club Meeting will be at the home of Mr. (continued on page 23) Last week being Passion Week may or may not have been the reason for few public events here. The only one was the auction sale at the Lloyd farm on Saturday afternoon. It was quite successful. Our U.C.W. served lunch while it lasted but that wasn't long enough. We extend sympathy this week to Mr. and Mrs. Ellesworth Kennedy becuase of the death of Mr. Ken- nedy's mother and also to the relatives and friends of the late Mr. and Mrs. E. Dregar of West Hill. Mrs. Phyllis Wray arrived home after a month's visit in B.C. and immediately star- ted entertaining. On Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Melville Sleep of Bowmanville arrived bringing Miss Ida Wray home. Other visitors that day were Mrs. Boutt and Mrs. Morrison of Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Morrison and baby of Ottawa. Her son Allan Wray and a couple of lady friends came from Toronto for the weekend. Then on Sunday an old friend Mrs. Lucknow of Uxbridge paid a visit. Our advice to folks think- ing of calling on Roy Scott is "Don't all come at once." Here is his last weeks guest list and it doesn't include any Sunday visitors. Mr. Bev Scott and Laurie of Oshawa, Mrs. Ombra Clarke and Mrs. Stan Wooldridge of Little Britain, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Al Bailey and Mrs. Alma Garlick all of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. West Shortt of Ottawa, Mr. Doug McMillan and Mark of Prince Albert, Mrs. Blanche Bo i I..e-: PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 25th, 1973 -- 17 Tresch of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie King of Manilla, Mr. Doug Scott and Gail Scott of Port Perry and Miss Dorothy Licyk of Columbus. Mrs. Alma Garlick and her sister Mrs. Blanche Tresch also visited on Wednesday the Keen home. ; On Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Keen and Brian had a visit in Lindsay with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jelison and Neil. Mr. and Mrs. W. Farrow, Mr. Bill Morley and Miss Jean Purin of Newcastle and Mrs. Walter Symmons of Toronto called on Mrs. Clements on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Skelton and daughters spent Easter at the Durward home. Miss Karen Carr had her turn at visiting her Smith grandparents in Eden this week. On Sunday, Mrs. B. Fishley, Mrs. Aileen Mec- Millan, Miss Marilyn Mec- Millan and Mr. Cecil Fishley visited the Jim Fishley family in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Newman and daughter of Omemee and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fisher and sons celebrated Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Vener. Mrs. Susan Hammond has oeen enjoying a visit from her sister Mrs. Wilhelm from Maryland who will be returning home this week. We are glad to report Mr. Davis is at home again and feeling better. We don't get too much Harperville news as a rule but some turned up this week. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roy of Tyrone spent Easter with Elsie's mother Mrs. Minnie Harper. On Saturday, other visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Herb Payne were Jerry and Linda Marcotte of + 0 Sudbury Frank and Dolores Pace of London, Ontario spent Easter weekend with Mr and Mrs. Dave Ashmore and family Last week Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fitze entertained Harry and Dorothy Wheeler of Bridgenorth. It seems that we can count the new editor of the Star as one of our citizens. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Arnold and their 4 children are now settled on the Cliff Harper farm. Mrs. Arnold is secretary of the Ontario Social® Credit League. Construction is in full swing. Mr. and Mrs. Don Wallace have made a small start on a new home down near the cedar swamp on the county road. From the number of trucks of cement heading east on the 12th concession we conclude that there is building in progress down by the lake. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hack have sold their home at the 12th corner and will be moving to Cresswell soon. They are planning a sale in June. 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