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ep -- MEA 8--PORT PERRY STAR, THU RS, OCT. 3rd, 1963 ~Perry deliver Prince Albert News In spite of the heavy rainfall the congregation grasped much from Rev. Linstead's message. The ladies voices were appreci- ated Offering collected by Mr. R. Hope and Mr. Robt. Jeffs. Sunday School observed Rally Day as is customery in the pu- tumn month. We were privi- leged to have Mrs. R. Litt, Port a suitable oral talk Lose on Training. Supt. Mr. Martyn voiced apprecia- tion the guest speaker. A Thanksgiving film was also shown, Mr. Edward Regan, Toronto, | formerly of the village called on | old neighbors recently. Mrs. B. Snelgrove played hostess for the September meet- | ing of the U.C.W. A rich, well arranged devotion was provided by Mesdames R. Mildred Hopg, C. Luke, B. Snelgrove, BSmith. President Mrs, Pugh welcomed the sixteen members, plus one visitor, Mrs. F. Pearce whom we were pleased to have. Mrs. L. Beacock read minutes, a recommendation pertaining to an executive meeting held at her home. A note. of appreci- tion from Mr. W. A. H. McBrien, Sec'y | Toronto. An invitation to. at- tend Manchester bazaar and understanding we supply few numbers for program for the latter. Sec'y also read treas- urer's report which showed successful figures on fair booth plus an encouraging bank bal- ance. It was thought advisable to again sponsor turkey supper October 25th and the usual ba- zaar Nov. 14th. Committee nominated to ar- range for two above functions were Mrs. C. Newnham, Mrs. A, Martyn and Mrs. W. Vance, Mrs. A, Martyn handed in a | pleasing donation of money. Mrs. Newnham to purchase a note book which will comprise the newly established menu and prices of weddings, banquets and other servings of food. Mrs. Snelgrove contributed a lovely poem "Growing Old". Dainty and liberal lunch ser- ved by Mesdames Jeffs, T. Hod- gins and J. Doupe. Last- Tuesday evening one highlight of the season of sport took place when about twenty- five lady golfers over-indulged at a delicious banquet at Hau- gens Bar-B-Q, Manchester, E&- ther Heayn's team (Swamp An- gels) won the league trophy. Marie Snooks was a .close run- ner-up. Joan Christie was the receipent of a trophy, being the best lady golfer of the season. Blackstock Institute with the ! The guests were alse happy to present a lovely cup and saucer to Nora Beacock for her effi- cient help from day to day. All returned to the Club House at "Sunnybrae Golf Course" (Da- vidson's) for remainder of the evening. Court Whist, prizes and more food enjoyed. Hope it is clear to all that golfing will be continued while weather permits. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Huston were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Spoor and their dau- ghters Marjorie and Terrie of Kenmore N.Y. ' The sixth annual family Bar- B.Q. was recently held at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Huston. All enjoyed a sumptu- ous repast of Chickens (ably prepared by Larry Huston) and a variety of salads and pies. Out of town guests attending were: Mr. Fred Wickett( father of Mrs. Huston) and Miss Lois Wickett of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. L., A. Wickett, and Mr, Paul Wickett and Miss Christ- ine Herriott of Downsview, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Byers of Lake- BOWLING NEWS LADIES WEDNESDAY Standings-- Spitfires ........ 5 20 North Stars .... 19 Mustangs ........ 7 19 Helicopters .... 2 16 Hurricanes .... 2 15 Jets .ovveveeenieennnn 2 14 Mosquitoes .... 7 14 Kittyhawks .... 0 12 | Flyers ............ 0 11 Bombers ........ 7 11 Sunderlands .... 5 10 Lancasters .... 0 7 High Triple-- Gloria Hastings--684 High Single-- Carol Wilson--304 Over 600 Triples-- Gloria Hastings <= 684; Ruth Short--656; Elaine Bailey--675: Carol Wilson--612; Joy Ballard view, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Car- roll of West Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Carroll, Scarboro and Mr. | and Mrs. Galvin Dunford, Lake- ! field and their three daughters, Miss Mello Wickett, Miss Lois Wickett and her 'friend Mr. Robt. Hansler, Lakefield and Miss Sheila Wickett and her fiance Mr. Tony Bondi of Tor- onto. All declared this year's Bar-B-Q the best yet and were eagerly looking forward to next year's party. . --609; Beth Oke--672. | Over 210 Singles-- . Carol Wilson -- 304; Gloria | Hastings -- 235, 216, 233; E. | Bailey -- 213, 244, 218; Ruth Short--212, 275; Marion Geer-- | 275; Joy Ballard--259, 223; M. St. John--224, 211; Helen Heard --261; M. Wakeford--242; -Ka- | cey Harper -- 236; Beth Oke-- | 237, 244; A. Wakeford--224; R. Willoughby--2 16; M. Doupe-- 1229; F Cochrane--214; S. Brig- nall--214; D. Menzies--212; C. Wilbur -- 211; Vivian Rider-- 216; N. Bryans--222; W.. Mec- Laughlin--218; I. Lewis--210; | 8. Popert--212. 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