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Id cml iS t SES EP - an 2 Pe ND wi WP IANE Ll ot SO Te Na Ta SEEN da ~ -- Cn on NG Nos ind --- wim 6 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 16th, 1974 Seagrave and district news While it is quite a few years since Lloyd Durward was a member of our com- munity, we have heard numerous expressions of sympathy for him and his family because of the fire which destroyed so much of their property. We do a good job of keeping at least one bed occupied at Port Perry Hospital. This week we have exceeded that number. Mrs. Chas Short still remains although expected home soon. Mrs. Ellesworth Ken- nedy is there now recovering from surgery and Mrs. Cyril White had another seizure last week. We are also sorry to lear that ex-citizen Mac McMil- lan is having more health troubles, Only a few visitations this week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott had some sort of open house on Sunday. Their visi- tors were Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Holt and Mr. and Mrs. Al Bailey of Toronto, Mrs. Marion Hill and Mrs. Ombrg Clarke of Little Britain and' DANCE CLUB ANNRENE Saturday, March 9 MUSIC BY The Ad-Els Band Your kind of music with a personal touch. Mr. Hartley Rodman of Lindsay. Miss Donna Bruce and some friends from Ottawa spént the week end at the Morley Bruce home. Mr. and Mrs. Nokes of Oakwood visited with the B. Wanamakers on Sunday. Qur U.C.W. had their regular meeting on Wednes- day evening but only a few turned up to start the New Year right. As was the custom the new executive planned the meeting so the first item was getting them- selves properly installed. This duty was performed by Rev. Roundall who later in ~ the program showed a film entitled "The Canadian Church." Others taking part were Mrs. Belair (prayer), Mrs. Nicholls (scripture) Mrs. Tobin and Mrs. Abraham (duet) and -Mrs. Beacock (reading). Our ladies are starting 1974 with a substantial balance and received a Early donation toward the new stove. » Jottings -- The group will again support the Formasan student. This year all sick adults will receive a card and sick children a small gift from the U.C.W. There will possibly be other help in special cases. A gift approved for the Durward family. Members are intending to try the - Fellowship-Sister business this year. Lloyd Plans were made for the World's Day of Prayer and for lunch following the annual congregational meeting. Numbers were drawn to determine membership in the two units but for most of the women it was more of the same. Services on Sunday were as usual except that S.S. Supt. Bob Bruce was in an awful rush. Birthday greet- ings were given to Mrs. The 710 is Datsun's new performance number...itinherits the rally-winning Datsun 510's reputation for ruggedness and topnotch roadworthiness. 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