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FEN « NAY BNE Lin LA SOA Bnd [83 - Prince Albert Public School Students Visit Ontario Parliament Buildings "On. Friday; April 25, 1969, fifty- two Grade 5 and 6 Representative, greeted the children on .Dr. © students from Prince. Albert' School enjoyed a _valuable school excursion to Toronto. In the morning, the' pupils of Mrs. P. Salter and Mrs, M. Andrews. visited the Provincial Parliament Buildings as guests of Dr. M.B. Dymond, Mrs, Rowe, Public Relations, behalf. "The tour included depicting the development examples of natural resources, Dymond's Committee Rooms, - displays of government in Ontario, 'and work" from penal institutions.. Before leaving the children were. shown the award: 'winning film, "A Place to Stand". During the afternoon, at the Royal Ontario Museum, the students -received. informative lectured tours of sections which were directly related to their -work at schodl. Upon returning to-school the boys and, girls extended their learnings through many projects based on their day's adventure. Seagrave For the: third time in as many weeks we Tind ourselves reporting the deaths of some- one connected with this com: munity. - On Thursday, May 15th, Mr. F. H. Watson passed away quite suddenly: at the "home of his daughter Mrs. Dregar ~ of West Hill. The funeral conducted by Rev. E. McNeil assisted by Rev. L. Critch was at the funeral chapel in Port Perry on Satur- day. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery, Pririce Albert. We extend sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Dregar and other friends. Frank Watson "who spent almost his entire life in Bethel district was a great worker in "Seagrave church and a 'wonder- ful neighbour. : --Mrs. Moon and Mrs. Clem- ents of Greenbank spent most of the week in Hespeler with the family of their sister Mrs. Burroughs whose son-in-law > Thomas "Robertson and his daughter Connie were killed in a tragic crossing accident on Sunday, May 11. What a lot of disgruntled holidayers there must have 'been this week-end! Seldom if ever has there 'been as heavy north-bound traffic as on Friday .and Saturday. And then it rained. Last Wednesday was the regular U.C.W." date. Most of the evening was spent in talk- ing of eating. Reports were given of the Spring Tea, Wed- 'ding and' sales then came the planning of "a luncheon after the S.S. Anniversary on May 26th and Hospital Spring Fair on May 31st. Donations of food for the Spring Fair may be left at the store. Seagrave and Prince "Albert are respon- sible for the bake table (of course). Mrs.- Boe asked to be relieved of her duties as vice-president and leader of Unit_2. Mrs. B., Wanamaker is. carrying on for the unit but no one has offered to be 'vice-president yet. Mrs. M. Bruce agreed to work temporarily on the social = committee and -is determined to see that we have real good coffee in 'the future. " There was.a brief discus- sion regarding an' antipendid '(what's that?) for the church pulpit but choosing the design was left to the committee. - Yes there was a devotional period led by. Mrs. Cliff Short. It consisted of hymns, prayer by Mrs. Dowson, scripture read by Mrs. Scott, a Mother's Day topic by Mrs. Ken. Sturman' and a reading by Mrs. Fish- ley. The birthday bod collected $2.97 from Mrs. McNeil, Mrs, Tobin, Mrs, K. Sturman, Mrs, Harding and Mrs. Tolitz, At the close of the meeting all went . down stairs 'to eat. On Monday the sale of furniture etc. belonging to the LIST WITH L REAL ESTATE LTO - REALTOR 985-7373 LADY MOTORISTS AND MEN MOTORISTS TOO! WHY PAY MORE? SAVE ON PREMIUM QUALITY GAS DX Station COLUMBUS FREE Box Of | KLEENEX WITH EACH $3.00 Purchase A NEW | week with her aunt and uncle estate of Miss Islay Hiscox was attended by a real mob, and was apparently quite a success. The U.C.W. were there with'lunch. There will be a shower inside the church on Thurs- day evening and more lurch, Then on Sunday, May 25th, luncheonafter the Anniversary Service. : On June 20, Unit 2 are sponsoring an evening of organ 'niusic put on by the Lowery organ company. They hope to advertise and we hope to collect. Mr. and Mrs. Keen ad Brian spent Thursday in Tor- onto visiting Mrs. Cora Moase and calling on Mrs. Carl Moase who has just returned from hospital. ars Miss Theresa Pritchard of Bay Ridges spent part of last Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Abraham. "Mrs. Moon > and Clifford spent Sunday in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moon: Mrs. Gary Twiner. of Mark- ham was at Home with Her TO SERVE YOU AT parents over the holiday. Gary went fishing and 50 did Dare' Coxworth, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cookson and their daughter Mrs. D. Tobin left on Tuesday for a holiday with relatives i in South Porcupine. Mr, and Mrs. Heywood '| would be glad to see more June 1st will be just another "Senior 'The usual twice monthly meeting was held at the H2'l on Wednesday, 'May 14th. About 40 members attended. The meetings are" discontn ued in July and August so attend as a bus trip is being planned for the near future. Mr. Healy, president occu- pied 'the chair, Opening re- 'marks; - inquiries after sick, Lord's Prayer in unison, Cit- izens Prayer sung by all. Second meeting of the month is when business is discussed. Different comm- ittees gave their reports. Euchres are still drawing quite a crowd, groups each month work very hard to make them .a success. The Woodview 'Club, Osh- awa invited members to their club on Friday, May 16. De- Nures-took a bus load of 41. All had an enjoyable time. There were 125 attending. They have a lovely hall on Cadillac Avenue, we also hear there is another new Citizens hall on Centre Strect and: it is very encouraging to Sen- ior Citizens in "towns and cities to know that we are not forgotten in our advan-- ed years and - that we- are still able to organize group" and enjoy the latter part of grateful for the use of the:e halls that are provided. Woodview club entertained us royaly "and . a- delicious lunch was served in the basement of the hall after card playing and a sing song. Mr." Healy thanked them for -the lovely- afternoon. -Mr. G Wannamaker was the driver and looked after us all real well. Next. meeting TA May 28th at 2 p.m. at the hall. Next euchre May 24th on a' Saturday at 8.30 p.m. Nine tables were played on Satur- day, May 10th and lucky win- ners ,as follows: Ladies high, Mrs. K. Lee, 2nd Mrs. F. Heard, consolation Mrs. H. Goodman; gents high Mr. R. Sunday visiting Mr. Charlie Griffin who had suffered a heart attack. Mr, and Mrs. Ian: Fraser of Willowdale were with the Neil Wanamakers again over the holiday.' We are glad to hear. that Mrs. Ken Short who under- went surgery in Port Perry hospital is' doing nicely. Another = ex-citizen Ralph Reynolds is in hospital too but we know-no details yet. S.8. at 9: 30: a.m, turned out to be very low key no program number. : A. few families 'attended the Greenbank 'anniversary, Qur turn comes next Sunday at 11 o'clock with the. children singing and Rev. Jack Lough: heed in the pulpit. ,. Wires got crossed somehow regarding Pinedaleanniversary, We Seagravers had the idea that their date was June 1st but not so. It.is June 8th, so Sunday 'except that Pleasant Point: will be having their Short were in: Toronto on Mr. | A nly| 54 on hand, no birthdays and] special in the afternoon with : Coates, 2nd Mr. T. Mark, conrolation (as:man) Mrs. D. McDermid. Members plea-e try and attend next meeting social time and lunch pro- vided by group in charge. our-years.--We_are all ve y| I 0. 0. F. "NEWS On Monday, May 12 Warr- iner Lodge held roll call the presiding officers for the evening. : Past Grands 'conferred the degree of Truth on one can- didate from Albert Lodge in Toronto and four candidtites from Warriner Lodge No. 75 Port Perry. The Past Grands excelled - - themselves --this night. : After the degree 25 year jewels" were presented to Brothers 'Aylmer Ploughman, Gordon Reesor P.G., Fred DeNure -P.G., George Kerry, Earl 'Martyn P.G., Clem Jef- frey N.G., Sam Levison and George Samells followed by Roll Call of Past -~Grands, 'with 27 'out of 32 present. Veteran members, 27 of 38 present, Past District Deputy Grand Masters, 9 out of all present. We then returfi- ed to.the banquet hall for Bar-B-Q supper. Their were 79 Warriner Lodge - Bros. present and-5 visitors. --CALGARY' STAMPEDE . 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