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Bv O. Hill In the United Church Sun- day: morning the choir sang the Anthem "Come Oh Come Thou Great Messiah". Rev. P. Romeril delivered an im- pressive sermon on "Some Fundamentals of Life". Following the church ser- vice the Sundav School gath- gered in the auditorium and held a very fine white gift service. Superintendent Glenn Lar- mer-presided -and- conducted the worship. Lori Turner told the story "Lost in the » Woods". During the singing of two more Carols, the child- ren, teachers and older mem- bers marched past the Christmas tree and placed their gifts in the manger un- till it over flowed, then un. #der the tree. Next Sunday the regular services will be held at 10 a.m. Sunday School at 11.15 and at 7.30 p.m. the Christ- mas Candlelight Service will be held. A cordial welcome xtended to everyone. Sundav being Bible Sunday BLACKSTOCK NEWS in the Anglican Church, Rev. R. C. Rose spoke on that theme. In the afternoon the Young People of Blackstock and Port Perry Anglican churches gathered at St. John's Blackstock and decor- ated the church for Christ- mas, then went to Port Perry where they had a supper meeting and afterwards de- corated Port Perry church. Dec. 17th is Carol and Lessons Service in St. John's. ~ Thursday, Mr. Gordon Paisley and Grade 13 stud- ents went to Oshawa and saw the movie "A Man for all Seasons" which they are studying in school. A large number from here attended the Warden's Ban- quet in Cobourg Wednesday evening. Prize winners at the W. I. euchre Wednesday night were high lady, Mrs. Mervyn Graham: high gent, Mr. Mar- wood McKee; lucky draw Mr Chas. Smith. Mr. Earl Dorrell went to Florida last week for the winter. Howard 's Draperies BROADLOOM Hii Draperies by the Yard HOWARD VICE, Prop. Venetian & Cloth Blinds Custom Made Drapes Drapery Rods & Tracks Interior Decorating Service Custom Made Slip Covers Phone 725-3144 OSHAWA 926 Simcoe St. N. Joe Bradburn and Ray. Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Van Camp spent Sunday with their daughter Miss Doreen, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Rov Mec- Laughlin and Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ar- cher, Marilyn and Jim, Whit- by, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wil- bert 'Archer Sunday. The Hi-C sponsored a dance Saturday night when mem- bers of several Young Peo- ple's groups were invited and a pleasant time spent. Chap- erons were Mr. and Mrs. Art Rowan, Yelverton and Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Larmer. Mr. Raymond Burns. Brock: ville and Miss Marion Brad- burn, Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Glad to report Mr. Ray Bradburn home from hospi-. tal. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Samells and family, Bowman- ville were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- neth Samells. Mr. Paul Rahm, Peterbor- ough was home for the week- end. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trewin, Lloyd and Earle and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor were among the relatives at a familv din- ner party Sundav evening at Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewins, Enniskillen in honour of their. 25th wedding anniver- sary. PORT PERRY STAR -- Thurs. Seagrave This week we give top bill- ing to Mr. Herb Eagleson who celebrates his 92nd birthday on Wed., Dec. 13th. As it was impossible for the family to be present during the week, the celebration took place on Sunday after- noon. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. Tristram, the three Tristram grandsons & two girl friends all of Tor- onto and Mr. Eagleson's bro- ther Norman of Little Bri- tain. Congratulations and best wishes from Seagrave. Yes Santa came to the store on Saturday afternoon as per schedule. He arrived a bit early and stopped for a rest up Bethel way so Neil Wanamaker gave him a lift in his truck down to the village. He was big and fat and jolly and made quite a hit with young and old. Aec- cording to count about 160 bags of candy disappeared into the eager hands of child- ren and about the same num- OBITUARY ETHEL GROSE Ethel Grose passed away in Port Perry Hospital, Oct. 28th after a prolonged illness of diabetes. Ethel Grose was the form- er Ethel Frise who was born in Victoria County near Plea. sant Point Church. When Ethel was very young, the Frise family moved to Sea- grave to the house on the hill. During this time, she attended Seagrave School. After finishing school she Check The Label On Your Paper This Christmas give them a Growth Savings Certificate. . . it will grow with them. Decide now to give them the gift with a future-- a Growth Savings Certificate. In 6 years, they'll receive $19.00 for every $7.50'you invest--a one third increase. Christmas Growth Savings Certificates are easy to buy, available in denominations of $10.00 upwards and cash- able at any time. Ask about them at any Commerce branch. Give the gift with a future...and watch it grow! CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE worked in Seagrave store then owned by Tom Watson. Ethel then went to Toron- to where she took a busi- ness course as a stenograph- er. She worked for a num- ber of years in different law offices in Toronto. In 1924 she married Police Sergeant Frederick Grose of Churchill, Ont. They lived in Toronto until 1946 when Fred retired and they came to the family home in Seagrave to live. Fred predeceased Ethel in 1964. Their door was alwavs open and the welcome mat was .alwavs out to their many friends. Ethel will be greatlv miss- ed in the Community bv her many thoughtful acts of kind- ness and hospitality. Left to mourn her loss are her two sisters Blanche of Philadelphia and Alma of Toronto. 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 y TTR Li $90 As ber of coffees were gulbed by the adults. Later in the afternoon Santa called on some of the older folk near by. We are pleased to report that Mrs. G. Sweetman, in Port Perry hospital is now responding well to treatment and will probably be home again before long. Another of our ladies Mrs. Gordon Lloyd has been in Ross Memorial Lind<av for more surgery. We under- stand she is doing well. Mrs. Ivan Bruce of Oak- ville is still another casualty. She is at time of writing in hospital there suffering from complications arising from throat infections. The child- ren are being cared for by their grandmother Mrs. A. Bruce. On Sunday the Aubrey Moons entertained Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cartwright, former neighours of the Moons dur- ing their Toronto days. Mr. and Mrs. Ian Fraser of Willowdale spent the week- end with Neil and Donna Wanamaker. It wasn't exactly easy gett- ing into church Sunday morning. We don't mean it was crowded but the steps certainly were icy. How Sa aw prices start Lowrey Organ Time December 14,1967 -- mn News about sana The church was well filled at night when the younger S.S. members put on the annual pageant depicting the Christmas story. This has for many years been a worth- while project which will not be easily forgotten by the children. The fact that there are so many youngsters in the community makes it dif- ficult to assign important parts to all, so we really had hosts of angels and lots of shepherds. There were the usual odd accident such as forgetting to plug in a fire for the shepherds etc., but all did their best and the re- sult was good. We would like to especially congratu- late our young soloists. Credit this year goes to Mrs. W. Barr, Mrs. D. Crosier and Mrs. J. Hallett. This service was attended by many ex-Seagravers from Port Perry. Mrs. John Grov- es & daughter from Toronto, Mrs. Dennis Tobin, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Fishley of Osh- awa and the grandoarents of the Carr children from Wood- ville. 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