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! x EUR Ph t yt J A vIn > ry » 5 id A ) Lo ALA AIC risa Xi Nyt, DARE TIS PIA ov AE / / recital of Miss Jean Bright's) pORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, June 3rd, 1965-11 ciass on Saturday evening at P.P.H.S. auditorium. Brother Born in Prince Albert, Ont. SEAGRAVE NEWS A large Anniversary congre- gation listened to our youngest soloist at thd service on Sun- Cay morning. He was four year ola Jimmy Hallett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hallett, who sang "Jesus Loves Me" and did it well, We have enjoyed music from the Hallett family for years and now it looks as if the third generation is going to curry on the family tradition. Xhe regular choir plus the Junior choir from the S. S. fill- ed the choir loft and pulpit platform to overflowing and provided chorus numbers which were appreciated by all. Guest speaker was Rev. Ken- neth Crawford, Omemee who spoke on the story of David and Geliath and gave a tape record- irg of that event. Quite a large number enjoy- ed lunch after the service. It would be impossible to tame all the old-timers 'who came from a distance but we were glad to sce them all and renew friendships. In some such as the Boes and Scotts it amounted to a family reunion as well as an anniver- sary. Those who didn't mind shiv- fering a bit enjoyed two ball | gemes over the week-end, On | Saturday the Braves defeated Manilla but were themselves de- | feated in an overtime on Sun- 'day by Little Britain. Through ignorance we last week omitted Bill Wanamaker's name from the list of players. Apparently ' he was on hand and giving a good account of himself on Saturday. cases [ Seagiave's teen - age trio-- | Sharyn Short, Crystal Monahan rand Marilyn MeMillan accom- panied by Sylvia Wanamaker helped entertain at the dance John Bright and Sharon Mona- | han kept the "show going by | working behind the scenes. | On Saturday Mr. Neil Wana- | maker and Miss Donna Graham were guests in Willowdale at the marriage of Miss Sharon Peterkin to Mr. Ian Fraser. Last Sunday while visiting W. Brown, Prince Albert had the misfortune to fall and break her hip. She was taken to Port Perry Hgspital but later re- moved to Oshawa. The Hurst family picnic took place on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bertrand. | About 75 relatives enjoyed the picnic (mainly in the house). ! During the afternoon a bride- to-be Miss Marion Hurst was | presented with gifts from the family. On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Michie, New Toronto call- ed on Mr. & Mrs. John Michie, with her sister Mrs. Sleep, Mrs. | = Obituary ALMA F. PHILP Following a lingering illness the death occurred on May 15th, 1965 in Glen Cedar Nursing Home, Columbus, Ont. of Alma I. Philp of Utica, Ont. Greenbank and later had sup- per with Mrs, Clements and the Belairs. We note that the choir loft in the church has been improved by a newly tiled floor and ceil- irg. This was a gift from Mrs. Grose and Mrs, Garlick, who have made generous contribu- ticns to the basement fund as well. Anniversary Services will be held at Pleasant Point next Sunday so there will be no wor- ship service in Seagrave. Sun- day School will be 11.30 as usual. | fifty years at Utica, ou May 30th, 1878, Mrs. Philp was the daughter of George Bond and Mary Hoskins. In 1899 she married William Philp, they lived near Brooklin, Ont., W hitevale village and the past She was a member of the United Church and Women's Association. Mus. Philp is survived by her husband William 'PRilp, a deughter Mrs. Frank Kendall (Marion), a grandson Larry; two sisters, Mrs. L. J. Mark, Winnipeg and Mrs. Edith Till, Greenbank. The funeral service held at McDermott - Panabaker Chapel, Port Perry, Tuesday, May 18th was conducted by Mr. Ray Ed- wards, minister of Utica United Church. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. The Pallbearers were: Geo. Kight, Ed. Mitchell, Tom Sutherland, Bruce Langille Wilfred Reesor and Ralph Wil- bur. 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