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Re Te NES ae EES ESSN EK FE Se SEAGRAVE NEWS Congratulations are in order this week to Mr. Carl Boe, one of our younger "old boys". Carl who has been head of the Latin department of Peterborough schools for some time, has been appointed Inspector of Latin for Eastern Ontario, with head- quarters in Kingston. There is no accounting for tastes but Carl apparently knows his latin and enjoys it so much he teach- es it to H.S. teachers in sum- mer school at Kingston, There is hardly a shortage of ambition in this family. His wife Pat, a former teacher, is taking her M.A. by travelling to Toronto three days a week, just as a sideline to her home duties. Congratulations also to Mo. and Mrs. Rae Abraham on the birth of daughter Number 2, on Saturday. The new baby has three brothers also. On Monday the Bruce fami- lies received news of the very sudden death of Mr. A.D. Clark, Swansea, father of Mrs. Ivan Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bruce] and Mr. and Mrs, M. Bruce went to Toronto Tuesday even- ing to pay their respects. The funeral was on Thursday. + Mrs. Dal Clark (Helen Bruce) underwent surgery on Wednes- day morning to correct an eye ailment and is doing nicely at last report. Small daughter Diane is still with her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bruce. Rumour has now become fact, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds are on the move, having sold Oshawa, who takes possession the middle of April. Ralph and Velma have not yet decided where they will locate. Their auction sale of farm stock and implements will take place May 22nd, then Ralph expects to work with Lake Scugog Lumber Co. On Sat., Feb, 27th Mrs. Chas. Short attended a C.G.I.T. re- union banquet in Brooklin Church, where about 100 girls, ed a happy evening. Sixteen faithful ladies from here joined the "Greenbankers" for the World Day of Prayer Service on Friday afternoon. the thunder from Greenbank correspondent when we mention our appreciation of the service and especially the address by Mrs. M. Rynard. Mr. and Mrs. Belair and the Seagrave Tobins spent Friday evening with the Port Perry Tobins. Mr. and Mrs. B. Wanamaker were in Toroiito on the week- end and attended the Wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs, I. (Red) Scott of King City. / Mrs. Frank Watson spent a few hours at his home on Sat- urday and seems somewhat im- proved in health. On Friday evening Miss Mau- reen Tobin attended a shower given by former class-mates for Miss Sharon Crozier, Scu- gog, at the home of Miss Geor- gine Burnett, Port Perry. their farm to Mr. Wm. Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cherrie ~ Community The ANNUAL MEETING -- OF THE -- Hospital, Port Perry will be held at the HOSPITAL on Tuesday, March 23rd, 1965 at 8.30 p.m. - The public are cordially invited to attend this meeting, so that they may be directly informed about the management and general operation of our hospital, and judge for themselves the merits of what they read and hear from others. ¢ REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED e Memorial Yai Personalized "Just for You" ~-- dinner napkins, cocktail and playing cards -- printed with your name or initials, add a personal and festive touch to youp "parties. They do so much, yet cost so little, and are always socially correct. Before your next party, drop samples of Personalized "Just for You" entertaining accessories, stationery and thank-you cards at PORT PERRY STAR Oto Pou Touch ts gout orl! entertaining accessories napkins, coasters, matches in and see the complete ' young and not-so-young enjoy- | We hope we are not stealing]. and Mrs, S, Reynolds had dinner with Mr. and Mrs, R. Reynolds on Sunday evening, It is too bad.we must report Mr. Gordon Lloyd still in Lind- say hospital. Recovery from poisoning is very slow but he is making progress. We almost made it this week PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, March 1th -- 7 How about going over that 100 mark next week? Two up-and- coming young gentlemen, Bob- by Bruce and Calvin Nicholls deposited birthday money. Jim Fishley was superintendent. The No. 1 ladies of the UCW --99 present at Sunday School, | are holding a box social in the S.S. room this Friday evening, March 12th, A program has been arranged, Come, bring nice boxes, and boys don't for- get your money, Since removing the flags from the church last week, the F.L.Q. has been relatively quiet. 0 DOES SHUR: od GAIN F ERTILIZ ER SPREAD BETTER? At a quick glance SHUR-GAIN Selected-Granulated Fertilizer may look very much like most other kinds of granular fertilizers --but there is an important difference. Most ordinary fertilizers and practically all custom blended ones consist of a dry mixture of fertilizer materials either in powder or granular form. As a result the different ingredients vary in size and weight. You can compare it to a handful of ping-pong balls, mixed with marbles. 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