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Lo * SEAGRAVE NEWS Did anyone notice that the first day of spring and Easter came in the same week this year --something that doesn't hap- pen often? The wise men tell us that Easter won't be at any earlier date during this century but will fall on the same date in 1978 and 1989. Saturday was moving day here. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bruce & Marjorie took off for their new home on No. 7 highway with the assistance of the other members of the family and assorted neighbours. Helpers from a distance were the Ivan Bruces --of-Oakville-and- the Dal.- Clarkes of Toronto. The old place hard- ly got cold as the Virgin's fur- niture started arriving on Sun- day. Helping move Mrs. Tait to town were her daughter, Mrs. Ross Jackman of Ottawa and her nephew Mr. Ross Brown of Kedron, Mrs. Tait's home in the village has been sold to Mr. and: Mrs. Norman Robinson who are now living on the farm owned by Mr. Glenn Stewart. They and their two small child. ren will be moving very soon. Mrs. Blanche Hanvey arrived from Toronto on Wed. and is flitting up and down stairs be- tween the Eagleson's and Mrs. Tait at the Tripp apartments. On Tues. the Eaglesons enter- --tained Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacTaggart and Mrs. Péarl Thompson. Mrs. Thonipson has been spending a few days with the MacTaggarts before returning to her home in" Rosetown, Sask. Still keeping tab on those town folk we note that Mr. and Mrs. Al. Bertrand &/Ken spent the holiday week-end in St. Therese, Que. as guests of the oldest son. Our community was disturbed to hear that Mrs. Frank Watson had fallen on Wednesday at Fairview Yodge and fractured her hip joint. She is now rest- ing comfortably in Oshawa hos- pital. Mr. and Mrs. E. Dregar of Toronto brought Mr. Watson down during the week-end and he plans to stay at home from now on. Other hospital patients were youngsters Brian---and Kevin Crosier who had tonsil opera- tions on Thursday. After church on Sunday morn- ing Mrs. Wayne Campsall in trying to keep track of her young son, lost her balance and fell on the cruch steps. At Oshawa hospital it was found she had chipped a bone of her foot. She was allowed home after treatment. . Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wana- maker and Mr. and Mrs. Wade of Newcastle went on Friday to St. Thomas for 3 days where they attended an I.0.0.F. rally. At the same time Misses Sylvia and Nancy were visiting cousins in Fenelon Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moase & Mrs. Cora Moase were visitors with- Mr. and Mrs: Wm: Keen on| Sunday. During the week visitors here were: In Midweek, Mrs. Bill Hilbert | and David of Hamilton with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Nodwell. On Thurs. Mrs. Chas. Lunney | tion. ad of Port Perry with Mr, and Mrs. MacTaggart. On Friday, Mrs. Gordon Dow- son of Lindsay with Mr. & Mrs. Bert Dowson. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lake and family of Toronto with the Aubrey Moons. Also on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Storra of Gravenhurst with their son Leo and his family. Again on Sunday P.C. Fishley and his wife from Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Rae Rahm and family of Saintfield, and Mr. Al Mac: Donald and Miss Eva Fishley of Toronto with Mrs. Bessie Fish- ley. On Easter Sunday we didn't have "all-out" but '"Most-out" and quite a number of visitors | so there was a good congrega- Visitors seen were: Mrs. Herbert = Bellamy, of Toronto and Mrs. J. Burnside of Osh- awa, sisters of Mrs. Hurst). Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Sturman and family of Raglan, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sweetman and son of Streetsville, Mrs. J. Groves and daughter of Toronto, Mrs. Alma Garlick of Toronto and Mrs. D. Tobin of Oshawa. Next week the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be ob- served at the morning service. S. S. will be as usual at 11.00 o'clock. Lakeview Manor _ounty of Ontario The County of Ontario requires for the Staffing of LAKEVIEW MANOR at Beaverton, REGISTERED NURSES PRACTICAL NURSES ORDERLIES COOK ASSISTANT COOKS KITCHEN MAIDS LAUNDRESS LAUNDRY MAIDS HOUSEKEEPING MAIDS MAINTENANCE MEN EXCELLENT SALARY SCHEDULE, PENSION, HOSPITAL, MED- ICAL AND GROUP LIFE INSURANCE PLANS ARE IN EFFECT AS WELL AS OTHER FRINGE BENEFITS. APPLICATION MUST BE SUBMITTED ON THE COUNTY APPLI- CATION FORM AND WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL APRIL 14, 1967. ALL APPLICANTS WILL BE GRANTED A PERSONAL INTERVIEW AFTER THE CLOSING DATE. APPLICANTS WILL BE ADVISED OF THE DATE AND PLACE OF INTERVIEW. APPLICATION FORMS MAY BE OBTAINED FROM : WM. G. MANNING CLERK-TREASURER COUNTY OF ONTARIO 606 ROSSLAND ROAD EAST WHITBY, ONTARIO Ontario: The March meeting of the Greenbank W.I. was held at the home of Mrs. Murray Lee with a good attendance of members and eleven visitors. Mrs. Pheonix welcomed ev- eryone and the meeting opened with the Mary Stewart Collect and the Institute Ode. The treasurer's report was heard and a report from the District Annual was given by Mrs. Minnie Diamond. Mrs. Dorothy Ianson reported on the progress made by the Centennial Committee and it was decided that the W.I. would a INVEST NOW 6%% VICTORIA and GREY TRUST Guaranteed #" Investments Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-7306 PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, March 30, 1967 -- 9 - ASPEN PI EET WY BAR vad 3.3 eA : Ay . YAY cvgsneioueintiscmmiviivighiwigdmcmolodaden i amon tint mss orl is sd Rds . ow b, . » ¥ lies 3 GREENBANK W.. cater for the opening of the Greenbank Hall in June. The 4-H Girls have invited the W.I. ladies to attend their Spring Centennial Party to be held in Greenbank Hall on Mar- ch 29th at 8 p.m. Reports were heard from the different conveners present. A Hat course is being held in the Hall, Wednesday of this week under. the leadership of Mrs. Harry Pheonix and Mrs. Marie Cookman. The Summary day for these courses will be to be announced later The Topic was taken by Shir- ley Lee, Grace Hunter and Dor- is Hill. We then enjoyed a piano duet by two of our younger 'held on April 11th, The place. girls Debbie Lee and Debbie Lappin. Mrs. Marie Foster introduced our special guest of the even- ing, Mrs. Roy Cornish of Port Perry and she spoke on the lives of two of our well known poets, Pauline Johnson and Wm, H. Drummond. We enjoyed hearing several poems written by these people. Mrs. Pheonix thanked Mrs, Cornish for coming to us. Marie Foster then conducted a contest on different terms used for foods and- the meeting closed with the Queen and Institute Grace. Lunch was served by the group in charge, Grace Hunter, Shirley Lee, Marie Foster, and Doris Hill. 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