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Remember When? (From page 7) and Constable. The Chief received an increase of $1,000 to a to- tal of $6,600 and the Constable received a $600 raise to $5,600. Seagrave News - Latest property transfer here is the farm of Mr. Bernard Standish, which has been purchased by Mr. Si- las Wilson of Agincourt. Janet Baird, 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Baird of Port Perry and a Grade VIII student at Port Perry Public School was the winner in the District Public Speaking Contest held last week. 20 YEARS AGO Wednesday, February 17, 1971 Many persons in this area are of the opinion that this year is the worst for snow since 1944. Selected students in mathematics and geography at Port Perry High School have decided, as their Centennial Project to build a scale model of Port Perry as it was in 1900. Port Perry High School 3rd annual Winter Carnival was considered a success. Snow Queen and King were Anne Carter, 18, a grade 13 student, and Paul Stone, 18, a grade 12 student. Snow Princess and Prince were Jessie Oosterlo, 14, a grade 9 student and Bruce McLaurin, 14, a grade 9 student. Orene Price, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Price, Port Perry, was the proud recipient of her "All Round Cord" in guid- ing. Orene, 15, a guide for 5 years, has earned 42 badges under the capable leadership of her captain Mrs. Anne Wanninkhof. : 10 YEARS AGO Wednesday, February 18, 1981 On Saturday evening grade 13 student Caroline Carnaghan was selected Cartwright's Heart Queen for 1981. Debra Lynn McLaughlin, R.R. 1, Nestleton, received her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology & Sociology from the Uni- versity of Guelph on February 6, 1981. Joe St. John, a resident of the Community Nursing Home in Port Perry celebrated his 92nd birthday on February 9. The Wallace Marlow Co. Ltd. held an official opening Satur- day for their new farm supply and garden centre store on Van- edward Drive, just south of Port Perry Ross Stevenson, a 38-year old farmer from Udora captured the Conservation nomination for the riding of York-Durham at a meeting held last Wednesday. An apartment and store in the plaza on Highway 7A in Port Perry sustained damage during last week's ice and rain storm when considerable amounts of water came through the roof. ROUNDS WALTZES Late Valentine for Davis family On Sunday, Greenbank Church held the Seagrave-Greenbank Baden-Powell "Thinking Day" Service. The Brownies, Cubs, Scouts, Guides and Pathfinders from both communities filled our church to remember Lord and Lady Baden-Powell on their bir- thday and to salute them with a full colour parade. The flags were lovely! There were many beautiful ministries in music. Bernice Beacock sang 'From a Distance."" The choir's anthem was "As We Come Together." The Brownies, Guides and Pathfinders sang "On My Honor." We also enjoyed a Candle Lighting ceremony for Peace and Unity around the world and sang many of our favourite songs - "Its A Small World," "Kum Ba Yah," and '""'Amazing Grace." Congratulations to the Cubs and Scouts who worked many hours to receive their "Religion In Life Awards." The "Loaves For Organ Fund" is now successful. 19 loaves were sold on the first Sunday and 28 on the second Sunday. Our thanks to the "Chicken Coop" for this fine donation. Keep up the good work. The more you eat - the more the Organ fund grows. Mrs. Margaret Couperthwaite visited with Wardell and Gladys White in Uxbridge recently. Friday March 1, 2 p.m. is "The World Day of Prayer." This is celebrated around the world. Greenbank Church joins this wor- ship service in Seagrave United Church. The theme 'On The Journey Together" was written by the women of Kenya. Come and join us at this special day. A late Valentine was delivered in Greenbank to Mr. and Mrs. Ron Davis and daughters Aman- da and Samantha! It was a beautiful baby boy named Michael Ronald, born on Friday the 15th. Proud grandparents are PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 19, 1991 -- 11 Donna and Gary Sweetman of Seagrave and Ruth and Allan Davis of Uxbridge. The "Women's Ministries" Cof- fee Break is at the Free Methodist Church, 81 Reach St. in Uxbridge on Feb. 22 at 9:15 a.m. The guest speaker is Mrs. Agusta Winder of Uxbridge and the guest soloist is Ruth Backstrom. Only a silver collection is welcome. Anyone interested and needs a ride please call Eileen Jarvis at 985-7401. Mr. Kevin Knight, a village ar- tist has a display of his work at the "Chicken Coop Restaurant." 4 of his drawings are being shown. Prints are available at 985-8307. One of his original drawings, he donated, of Greenbank United Church hangs now in the church. 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