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bert last Saturday. Greenbank News Obituary While church attendance drops a bit during the holiday season we still had a good congrega- tion on Sunday morning. Mr. Rodd Foster conducted the ser- vice and the guest speaker was Mrs. M. Rynard whose message as always was much appreciat- ed. Mr. Brian Harris contribu- ted a solo and was accompanied by the organist Mrs. D. Lee. This too, added much to the service. Next Sunday Mr. L. Evans of Uxbridge will be the speaker. Visitors from Seagrave' in- cluded Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bruce, Mrs. Ann Clements and! Mrs. H. Eagleson. "Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rahm, Miss Helen Rahm and Mrs. C. Eddie, Oshawa, have returned from a pleasant holiday in Wa- shington, D.C. and Philadephia, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Simpson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rahm, Misses Helen and Janice spent a day recently with Mr. & Mrs. S. J. Pedlar of Stayner. Mrs. Mildred Robbins of Whitby was a week-end guest! with Mr. and Mrs. C. Pearson. Mrs. Harris had charge of the church service at Pinedale on Sunday morning. =~ Another thriller occurred oft our famous corner on Sunday afternoon. A southbound car travelling at high speed could- n't do the twist, left the pave- ment, circled around and came to a halt in a cloud of dust in front of the church and facing north, Result -- one flat tire, sods and gravel all over the place, several cases of shattered \nerves. The tire was replaced-in\record time and the travellers proceeded merrily on their way, happy to be alive and uninjured. Mr. Robert Clarke of Belfast, Ireland, visited at the Art Couves home last week. Bernie Blakely of Pickering was the guest of his cousins, the Blair children last week. Miss Peggy Foster left on Saturday to visit relatives at James Bay. Misses Beatrice [e€ & 'Mari- lyn Rodd attended .the Willis - Hunter wedding at Prince .Al- Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Blakely, | Gail and Clark visited the Don Real family at their cottage at Haliburton. Mrs. C. L. Wilkinson has re- turned to her home in Hamilton after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ianson. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beer of Whitby accompanied by Mos. Reg Foster gre enjoying a mo- tor trip to the West. Miss Myrna Spencer is holi- daying with the E. Reynolds family at Wilson, N.Y. Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Russell Till last week were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reynolds of Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bennett of Detroit, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Kaltenbruner and Mr. and Mrs. Leorard Kidd of Sask. Mus. Jas. Bailey and Mrs. Robt. Cairns of Toronto. The Love family picnic with 170 in attendance, was held at Wellsprings Park on Sunday, Aug. 1st. Guests were present from many places in the Wes- tern provinces and the U.S. as well as nearby centres. event was such a success it was decided to make it an annual affair. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phoenix and family spent the holiday week-end at Minden. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Branning of Toronto were week - end guests of "Mr .and Mrs. Robt. Baird. On Saturday Mr. Bran- ning gave the bride away at the McEachern - Brabazon wedding at Wick Presbyterian Church.- Mark Phoenix of Bfirlington has returned to his home after spending three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phoenix and fa- mily. Bob Hunter, Murray Empring- ham, John Stone and Keith Phoenix enjoyed a motor trip through Northern Ontario, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beaton have réturned home from their motor trip to the West. Mrs. Frank Snider (the form- er Miss Mildred Love) of Nia- gara_ Falls is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phoenix. SEAGRAVE- NEWS We keep wondering how the new phoné of the Greenbank correspondent is serving and if the news is rolling in as anti- cipated. Not much rolls in by - phone over here. If items be- come much scarcer we will be reduced to discussing the wea- ther. This community was shocked to learn of the accident which resulted in the death of Mrs. Earl Martyn, Prince Albert and * in servere_injuries to her hus- band. the bereaved family, some of whom live here. Mrs. Robt. Thompson suffer- ed a heart seizure early last week and has been in Port Perry hospital . since. She is doing nicely and is hopeful of getting home soon. Mrs. Maude Boe, Bowmanville, mother of Mr. O. J. Boe is spending a few wecks with her son and his wife. Miss Marilyn McMillan _ is fending a hand down at the Wanamaker store these days. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kidd and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Katel- burnie from Sukatchogon visi ed their cousin 7 Keen and their aunt Mr§, Cora Moase last week. 'On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hoyland and family of Brock- We extend sympathy to] ville accompanied the Brink- man family of Port Perry on a visit to Mr: and Mrs. Belair. Miss Mae Jones of Bermuda is visiting her aunts Mrs. Me- Neil and Mrs. Willis. Miss, Jones came from the women's group of the church in" Bermuda to attend the Women's Training School at Berwick, Nova Scotia.' Mrs. Willis who was ill quite recently is making a fine re- covery. ' Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Eagle- son on Sunday were Mr: & Mrs. Gordon Milne, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.. Chas. Hindle and family of Edmonton, Alta., are visiting the W. Howell fa- mily. Mr. Hindle is a brother of Mrs. Howell. On Monday morning word was received of the death of Mr. D. J. MacTaggart after a long illness. Mr. MacTaggart spent his early years in the Sonya and Seagrave districts and later lived near Burketon and in Prince 'Albert. He was § veteran of World War I. The last league ball game re- sulted Braves. Sonya 4. in defeat for Sonya Score -- Valentia 5, The | RALPH BRUCE STRONG Again this community was shocked when it learned of the death of Ralph Bruce Strong, which occurred véry suddenly. Saturday. morning, July 24th, 1965, as the result of a car ac- cident, by the corner of the Courtcie and Taunton roads, in | Darlington Township. He was born in Cartwright Township, April 27, 1935, the INVEST NOW | - 2% VICTORIA and GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments. Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound Emmerson Insurance Agency LIMITED 19¢ Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-2421 { ronto, and a niece Beverley Sin- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, August 5, 1965-5 eldest of the family of Gordon and Erma (Bruce Strong). Ralph lived all his life with- in a few miles of Blackstock. He obtained his education in Cartwright Public and High Schools and received his B.A. from the University of Toyquto. He was a dairy farmer and a Social Worker in Oshaw Child- ren's Aid Society, Decesed was a member of | Blackstock United Church, and] a teacher in the Sunday School. Also he kept up his member- ship with Timothy Eaton United Church Young Peoples Group (Trident) since in college. Surviving are his parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Strong; a sis- ter Phyllis (Mrs. Eric Barr) of Brampton; a brother Robert of Blackstock; a sister Beth of To- clair of Brampton. Funeral service was held from the MeDermott-Panabaker Chapel, Port Perry, Tuesday, July 27th and was conducted by Rev. John Romeril of Courtice, in the absence of Rev. Philip Romeril. Interment was in Cadmus Union Cemetery. Pallbearers were Messrs. Ross Duff; Mor- ris Cox; Peter Forbes;. John Van Abbena; Harvey Graham and Dalton Dorrell. The many callers at the Cha- pel, the very largely attended funeral and numerous floral tributes, spoke of the esteem in which deceased was held. Among the flowers were bas- kets and wreaths from Child- ren's Aid Society; Blackstock Sunday School & Choir; Guern- sey Breeders Association; pals; neighbours; relatives. & friends. Loe 52 % GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS In 5 Years $1,000 Grows to $1311.67 When the interest is left to accumulate YOUR KEY TO THE BEST INVESTMENTS 308 DUNDAS ST. 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