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4 " Mrs. John Roulston. 'Larry Short read the Scripture SEAGRAVE NEWS - This correspondent is sorry that her writing is becoming illegible. What came out as 0' Neill. The item: Mr. Clarence O'Neill spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. H, Mahaffy, Port Perry. Again we extend our sym- pathies to a sorrowing family-- this time to the relatives of Mrs. Martha Couch who passed away in Strathaven Nursing Home, Bowmanville, on Wed., Jan. 4th. The late Mrs. Couch was Seagrave's oldest resident, being in her 97th year and she had lived here almost all her life. She herself was a mem- ber of a pioneer family. She was twice married into other pioneer families and her 7 children (4 daughters and 3 sons) all married residents of the district. A son and a daugh- ter predeceased her. Two of the family, Mrs. O. Boe and Mr. Wilbert Couch still live here. The funeral, held on Satur- day afternoon was conducted by Rev. E. McNeil. We are sorry to learn that Mr. Frank Watson has besome 80 crippled that it has become necessary for him to go to Tor- onto with his daughter for a time. ~ Mr. and Mrs. S. MacFarlane spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Reid MacFarlane in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. M. Bruce spent Sunday in Toronto with Mr. & Mrs, V. Tait has returned home after an extended holiday ----with relatives. Mr. Edgar Butt is recovering nicely from his recent illness. Mr. Harold Moon is now ill in Toronto. The Stewards of the Church are conducting an "Every-Fa- mily" canvass this week.y It is | hoped that all contributions will | be sent in promptly so the treasurer can balance the books for the annual church meeting on Jan. 27th. Church and "Sunday School services were as usual. Master lesson and Carolyn Imrie depo- sited birthday money. Dear Greenbank correspond- ent: -- Please be patient. We might -- just might -- get the amalgamation issue settled goon, The latest development If you are in Need of JOB PRINTING Call PORT PERRY STAR 985-7383 . -- 70p ELECTRICAL sani ele RENDER, EIGHBOUR HE LL (AN LL ~ld = RACTING-REPAIRS COE TRiC HEATING 985.7174 - PT. PERRY was a meeting between the Zion = Pleasant Pt. joint congregh- tion and the Little Britain - Vg- lenia charge, with some S grave members as onlooKers. It was a very hapnionious meeting and ended with a una- nimous vote to have the Zion - Pleasapt Pt. congregation amal- gamate with Little Britain and Valentia, making it a 3-point charge. This leaves Seagrave free to make an alliance with Greenbank. Arrangements are gradually being worked out but there is nothing official about it yet. In this connection it is inter- esting to note from old records that Pleasant Pt. (Zion is not mentioned until later), origin- ally belonged to Oakwood ecir- cuit. Back in 1876 it was join- ed with Seagrave and Shaws (Bethel). In 1889 they peti- tioned to join Little Britain where they remained until about 1911 - 12, when they rejoined Seagrave. Now it seems that in 1965 they will once more be back with Little Britain. Mr. Glenn Wanamaker last week made a search of the county records for the deed to Seagrave parsonage land. He found it dated 1870 under the village name Sonya. . Incident- ally the records showed a $400 mortgage against it which had never been discharged. Who remembers whether it was paid or not? 7 The U.C.W. executive met at the home of Mrs. B. Wanamaker on Tues. evening to make plans for 1965. The Jan. meeting was arranged and each woman ask- ed to contribute an article for a layette. A made that the U.C.W. Units be scrambled as recommended in the constitution. This caused considerable discussion (under satement for 1965), To be con- tinued. Mr, & Mrs. Ron Wanamaker, Port Perry, entertained the Me- Millan family and some friends, about 40 in all, at a belated Christmas party on Sat. even- ing. Forecast -- Shower at Sea- grave on Friday night about 8.30 p.m suggestion was | 4th And FINAL L WEEK "GOLDFINGER"" - (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) ° Featuring 1] Sean Connery as James Bond -- at -- PLAZA THEATRE Oshawa Showtime -- 1.85, 3.25, 5.20, 7.15, 9.15 p.m. ONAN NINPNININI III USE The CLASSIFIED SECTION of The PORT PERRY STAR bringing ne new excitement to economy as only General Motors can! VIVA SEDAN ANNOUNCING | ~ Two great new ones from Vauxhall - -- EE --r the 1965 Viva New beauty! New style! Completely redesigned De- luxe Series interior. Bright new colors. New luxury! Deep carpeting and quality trim. Armrests front and rear. New quietness! Extra soundproofing. New rid- ing comfort! Improved, deeper, bucket-type seats in front. Full-width, "Wraparound" rear seat. Plus many proven Viva features. Generous hiproom! 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