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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, June 24th, 1965 Prince Albert News At church on Sunday the con-. gregation certainly received a great deal of thought from the message based on Friendship with Jesus, well given by Mrs. Allen Martyn who occupied the pulpit. Our minister Rev. Rice was unavoidably absent. The Juniors are taught religious ed- ucation in the basement during worship hour recently conducted by Mr. and Mrs. F, Olsen, Mrs, Pugh and Bonnie, Offering gathered recently by four young men C. Willes, D, Beacock, G. Williamson and P. Thompson. : Please feel welcome to attend the Strawberry Supper at our church on June 30th. Our minister Rev. A. Rice and Mr, T. Hodgins attended the United Church Board of Men's! Conference at Keswick Lodge near Port Carling, A gathering of close neigh- bors and friends arranged a surprise party in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morris prior to moving to Montreal. A former couple of our village Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Peel shared the fa- cilities of the hall at Geneva Park for the occasion. The games and dancing occupied the evening. Mr, Jeff Taylor act- ed as master. of ceremonies and voiced a few words to the guests rol b! . s br FASE CRS £7 To UCL GLY aA BIN 50 4 . ' SAY XY ' . 2 - h EPOCA SCARS a4) SAE Sr SO We 3 DALIT DAN 0 LE LO a Sih hay L BATS WAL / of honour who were presented with several pieces of china to add to her favourite set. Mr. and Mrs. Morris heartily thank- . ed for the evening and gift. At this time all enjoyed barbecue chicken, salads etc. , Monday evening the annual dinner of the Good Neighbors Service Club was held at Spruce Villa, Whitby. Near the last lap of the eating hour a going- away gift was presented to a member Mrs. H, Morris who will be leaving the village shortly, The secret name of the Mys- téry Sister was also indentified. All enjoyed a movie later in the evening, The Club will re- sume its regular meetings in the autumn, Wednesday afternoon neariy twenty ladies attended and en- TOP QUALITY ESSO HEATING EQUIPMENT from economical conversion burners to complete furnaces and oil-fired water heaters. No down payment---up to 10 years to pay. ESSO HOME HEAT SERVICE Along with our regular equipment guarantee we can now also arrange for you to get Esso Home Heat Service at no extra cost, Your best guarantee for truly carefree heating comfort. FIRST PAYMENT OCTOBER 1st, 1965 Don't wait any longer but phone us today BALLARD Plumbing & Heating Phone 985-7335 or 7336 PORT PERRY aA AS PO NTA IN EE a of eR Gt joyed the Tupper-Ware party at the home of Mrs. J. Findley. Mrs, Sarjantson and Mr. and Mrs. F. Gibson attended Utica Decoration Service followed by the usual family gathering which this year was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Barn- hardt at Uxbridge. Miss E. Vance, Toronto has been a visitor with hen brother and wife Mr, & Mrs. W, Vance. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kyrytow, Toronto enjoyed the week-end with her parents Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Hunter. Mr. and Mrs, Allen Martyn had their daughter Mildred, their son Denny, both of Tor onto and Mr. Jas. Nokes, Oak wood for the holiday. Miss - Ina Kiezibrink, R.N., Toronto is spending a few days with her brother Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kiezibrink & children. Mrs. Fred Brooks attended the christening of her niece Ruth Coleen Parker in Knox | Presbyterian Church, Oshawa. Mrs. Williams, Oshawa visit ed Mr. and Mrs, Ed, Thompson and the Hope household. Mr. F, Vickery, Mr. and Mrs. L. 'Beacock and Mrs. L. Devitt, Oshawa attended the funeral of a cousin Mrs. Dougald Gillespie, Beaverton. Several from our midst at- tended the Warden's Picnio near Orillia on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, N. Wilson were at Orillia on Sunday and were among the near thirty relativas who 'gathered at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. G. Miller on Lake Simcoe. } Mr. and Mrs. B. Smith spent the week-end with friends at Lake Mazinaw, Mr. and Mrs. Arthun Jeffrey, Millbrook visited the three Jef- frey brothers. We all were shocked to learn of the sudden passing of Mrs, C. Mills of Courtice who was guest speaker at our U.C.W. Dessert Tea in May. Senior Citizens Install New Modern Kitchen We were pleased to welcome back our President Mrs. M. Chapman last week. Members of the Club met Wednesday 2.00 p.m. at the Hall, 9th of June. There was a nice attendance. Meeting opened as usual. Busi- ness was discussed. A bus tnip is planned for Niagara, Friday, June 25th. Two buses will leave Port Perry at 8 a.m. from IGA Store. Many thanks to Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Robertson. These trips involve a lot of planning. Great alterations are being made to our club and a modern kitchen is almost fini- shed. The work is well done & a lot of credit is due to members who have worked so hard. Af- ter meeting we all had a so- ciable time and lunch was ser ved. Next meeting will be Wed- nesday, June 23rd at 2 p.m.(No more meetings in July or Aug- ust). But the euchres at the Hall will continue. Next date for euchre, Saturday, June 26 at 8.30 pm. Come and enjoy a good time, Prize winners as follows at last euchre June 12. Ladies high Mrs. C. Handy, 82; Mrs. Leighton and Mrs. Wag- ner, second, (tied), score 78. Mrs. F. McLean and Mrs. R. Morphy tied for Consolation-- 43. Gent's high Mr. M. Moase, score 81; Mn. F. Middleton sec- ond, score 79; Consolation (playing as man) Mrs. Rowland score 46. Don't forget our next euchre, Everybody welcome. * & % PATIENCE Oh, give me patience when those wee hands Tug at me with their small demands And give me gentle and smiling eyes Keep my lips from hasty replies And let not weariness, confusion or noise Obscure my vision of life's fleeting joys So when in years to come, my house is still No bitter memories its room may fill, When they are laughing and playing about And their lungs must be tired with delights & shouts, Whether they are home or at Granny's place Help us to be patient for their dear sakes They aren't young in years for so very long And to them life is just one" sweet song-- Let's be patient in their young sweet yearns Ag life goes on there will be many tears Mixed with joy & sorrow as, we older ones know Give us patience and under- standing as in adulthood they grow. Scugog A very successful bazaar, bake sale and afternoon tea was held in the "Head" Church on Wednesday afternoon when ap- prox. 756 people attended from Oshawa, Raglan, Port Perry, Prospect, Manchester and even B.C. Many were pleased to meet Rev. Miss Winnifred Bridges for the first time when she gave her introductory talk, She stated that she was one who was in favour of such affairs, as it gave the women an oppor- tunity to use their various tal- ents, when for some, the giving of money may be difficult. Then there are the benefits de- rived from working together. Fathers' Day was indeed an opportunity for many family gatherings. One such was as the Collins home when Percy, Myrtle, Lillian and Shirley call. ed with their families from Oshawa, Port Perry and Black- stock. On Tues evening of this week Marilyn Manns held a shower at her home in honour of her cousin Judy Manns who is soon to become a bride. 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