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This Coupon Worth $2.50 Discount 3 On Your Choice. COUPON Lawrence Pharmacy 209 Queen St. Port Perry 985-2231 COUPON Seagrave area news "The snow goes on for ever -- the hockey goes on forever the ironing goes on forever -- We've just got to wait it out 1 guess." Those remarks appeared under a cartoon by Barron in today's Toronto Star and expresses the feelings of most of us just now. Our overseas travellers are all safely at home again and suffering from nothing worse than slight colds and greal weariness. In our hospital news this week, we must include Mr. Roy Scott who is making one of his periodic visits to Port Perry Memorial. He is able to be up a little and hopes to be home by the end of the week. Miss Ida Wray made a short visit there too but is home again and all is fine. Staying with the Wray family over the week end were a neice Mrs. Myrtle Mountgomery and her daughter Darlene from Sutton, West. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Short and Mrs. Gladys Short had supper on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Twiner of Uxbridge and later visited the funeral chapel to pay last respects to a friend, Mr. J. Walker. The Nodwells entertained their grandson Steven Hil- bert of Hamilton during the holiday week. . Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sweetman and family of Streetsville were guests of the Ken Sturman family over the week end. And what is this we have been hearing about Gary's father, Gord Sweetman? The B.L. Wanamakers stayed at home this week but did some entertaining. It was all family -- Lynda and Mary Lee of Oshawa for a little holiday, their parents Ron, and Leona on Saturday, Neil's family and Bill and Sharon on Sunday. If you would like to save a life, attend the blood donor clinic on April 3rd at the United Church Hall in Port Perry. The Kinsmen are hoping for a good response. We extend greetings to Mrs. Mabel Reynolds, a former resident now living in town whose birthday comes on Thursday. unit 2, U.C.W. met at the Ron Crosier home on Wed- nesday and did a little bus- "ness but the evening was spent mainly in a social way 'and in crochet. Their "Come-as-you-are" party will be in full swing about the time this paper is deliv- ered. They have ordered a nice mild day for those who were caught in bed. Unit 1, U.C.W. met scheduled at Mrs. Len Som- Epsom Paper Drive. Please help our Cub Scout Group who will be around Saturday morning, March 30 for their collection. Red Cross Blood Clinic will be held in Port Perry United Church 1:30 till 4:30 and 6:30 till 8:30 on April 3. It is sponsored by the Kins- men. See the ad in the Port Perry Star for details. Rev. John Hill and Mrs. Hill of Columbus called on Mr. and Mrs. R. Armstrong on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Ogg and sons of Toronto were guest of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baster on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Oli- ver. new residents in our area, visited Mr. and Mrs. Baster on Saturday evening. Miss Joyce Wilson of To- ronto was at her home here for two days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Tripp of Shirley Road visit- ed Allen Cards Wednesday evening. - Dr. Pat Asling had supper with her parents Tuesday evening. ' Jan. Jill and Jennifer As- ling of Hanover were with Grandpa and Grandma As- ling last week and cousin Julie spent several after- noons playing with them. U.C.W. for Epsom-Utica will meet at Utica on April 3. at 8:15..Group 1 is in charge. Epsom Community Euc- hre results: Ladies 1st, Le- na Ogden; 2nd, Dora Wat- son: 3rd, Mrs. Al Christie; Beautiful Lawns begin at MASTER FEEDS as - crville's home. Mrs. Bruce hecame officially leader again and committees were appointed. -These ladies decided to have a variety supper.ad~6 p.m. on April 23rd. The pictures of Russia which had to be cancelled recently because of project- ter troubles will be shown by Mrs. Sinclair on that occasion. Sunday services were as usual. No birthdays and no goofs this week. News 4th. Ruby Tripp. Gents: 1st, Jas. Gibson; 2nd, Tom Carruthers; 3rd, Archie Watson; 4th, Hardy Noble. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Catherwood were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton visited Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ashton and family of Sea- grave on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. Kerry, and Mrs. Jack Crozier at- tended the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mark at Port Perry on Saturday. A Benefit Party will be held in Utica Hall on March 31 for the Breznikar family. Everyone is invited. Our sympathy to Mrs. Walter Kerry in the loss of her Aunt, Mrs. Ben Welsh of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Short of Toronto called on Mr. and Mrs. E. 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