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Green At a joint meeting held in this Church on Monday even- ing, Feb. 2, it was decided by a vote of 66 to 8 to form a three-point pastoral charge con- sisting of Pinedale, Seagrave and Greenbank congregations, to become effective, subject to Presbytery approval on July 1 "of this year. The meeting was conducted by Rev. Crawford of Omemee and Mr. Geo. Beare was Secretary. Minor changes will be made in the hours of Sunday services, the minister will continué to live at Green- bank and the minister's salary and other expenses will be shared on a membership basis. At the conclusion of the meet- ing lunch was served by the Greenbank ladies and a social half hour was enjoyed over the tea-cups. At the conclusion of over 22 years of faithful service as an employee of General Motors, Oshawa, Mr. Wm. Somervile, who has retired owing to ill- health was guest of honour at a party held last Friday after. noon. He was presented with a beautiful reclining chair and a wallet containing a sum of money. His many Greenbank friends join in wishing him bank News many happy retirement years. Mr, and Mrs, Ken Rodd at- tended the Boat Show in Tor- onto last Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Symons of Uxbridge were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hunter and fa- mily on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rae Dusty and Mr. Geo. Mathews visited rela- tives at Fairview Lodge on Sunday. Several from here attended the funeral of the late Mr. Melvin Doble of Victoria Corn- ers on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Diamond spent Sunday with their daugh- ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Don Stevens. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Ward of Uxbridge were Sunday guests of Mrs. C. Ward. Miss Marilyn Rodd is spend- ing several days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Trewin, Blackstock, caring for the fa- mily while the parents are on vacation, Mr. and Mrs. Almer Rennie of Sunderland called on Mrs. Pearl Phoenix, also Mr, and Mrs, Fred Real on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Ryan, Larry and Donna were guests at the Neil Hunter home on Sunday. John Somerville and Alec Mary Lou's Beauty Salon Specializing in HAIR CUTTING, HIGH STYLING, CUSTOM PERMANENT WAVING e INTRODUCES e "Miss Pretty" A NEW PERM FOR 6 to 16 YEAR OLDS $7.50 complete For the latest in BLUNT CUTS Call 985-7101 | we base our belief that the Israel, and that our ancient in the Bible the Throne of Today we are living Purpose for her. For Your Copy of Our FREE Booklet "An Introduction to the British-leras! Evangel" Write to the Secretarys Canadian British Israel Association in Ontarle P.O. Box 744, Stotion B, Ottawe, Ontario BRITISH is ISRAEL = The Bible's National Message -- Have you ever considered the evidence on which the continuation of God's servant race and nation If not, we would like to point out that present world conditions are a most emphatic warning that this question can no longer be safely ignored. ""Armageddon'--that great and final conflict through - which Israel can come safely only by a géneral =~ recognition of her identity and a. complete surrender, both individually and nationally, to God's Will ond Thus the question of whether or not we are Israel Is both vital and urgent. WE WOULD LIKE YO TELL YOU ABOUT I Celto-Saxon peoples are Throne is the one called David? in the very shadow of Leask were in Guelph on Sun- day afternoon. Misses Jean Oldham, Janet Codlin and Kathy Andrews of Brooklin were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask. . The family skating party held last Sat. evening in the Sunderland Arena was a huge success, At 10 o'clock the skaters returned to the church here for lunch which consisted of hot dogs, doughnuts, cocoa and coffee. This is an annual event and is thoroughly enjoyed by all who attend. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hancock and Sandy of Orillia and Mr. Barry Hancock and friend were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phoenix, also Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rae on Tuesday. Last Thursday evening the family of Mrs, Geo. Till gath- 'ered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Smith, Oshawa, in honour of their mother on her birthday. A very happy even- ing was spent by all present. Congratulations, Mrs. Till, and best wishes for many more such occasions. (Continued on page 16) Catholic Men Hold Meeting order Feb. Tth, 1965 by John Franssen to begin a Men's League. parish were invited to attend. Nominations by ballot vote were made as follows: President--Bill Harper 1st Vice Pres.--Leo Taylor 2nd Vice Pres.-- Nick Wouters Secretary--Jan Franssen Treasurer-- Richard McAllister Board of Directors-- Vincent McNenly, Har- vey Hall, John Franssen, Fred Canning, Frank Whitfield, M. Vanstriem. Monthly meetings will be held the last Sunday of each month. Next meeting will be Sunday, Feb. 28th, 1965 at 2.00 p.m. All men of the parish are asked to attend. Ob Ituary " M. J. R. DOBLE A native of Brock Township all his life, Melvin John Ray Doble died suddenly on Feb. 4th, 1965. Death was attributed to a heart seizure. He had suf- fered one similar attack in Oc- tober but apparently feeling in moderately good health since that time. Mr. Doble was the son of the late William and Ida Doble and was born on October 3, 1902 in Brock Township. In June 1925 he married the former Ola M. Stone and they became the par- ents of two sons and a daugh- ter. He was a farmer by occu- pation and a member of the United Church. Surviving are his wife, two sons, Larry (Lawrence) of Ux- bridge, Ray of Zephyr and a daughter Mrs. J. Brison (Gwen) of Islington; also a sister, Mrs. Laura Baker. Two brothers, Ar- thur and Stanley are both de- ceased. Funeral service was held on Sunday, February 7th, at the McGuire and Low Funeral Home with the Rev. Harold K. Wright of Trinity United Church in charge. Temporary entombment in Uxbridge vault. r Pallbearers were Messrs. Ger- ald Greeg, John Murray, Ster- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, February mh --- 13 "It ain't near as soft as the si." SUGAR and SPICE (Continued) -~ Several of the very few clean limericks in the world also reveal the oddity of the English tongue. For instance. At fifty-five minutes past eight, ¥ The kids at a faverish reight Are seen rushing toward school, } 1 And you'll find, as a rhool, It's because they're afraid they'll be leight. | Aw, come on. 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