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LAING, PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, OCT. 20, 1966 -- 15 'Prince Albert News Last Sunday being Layman's Sunday the congregation heard an interesting and challenging message delivered by a young man of our village, Mr. Terry Hodgins, who ably occupied the pulpit. Offering 'gathered by Robert Snelgrove and Don Bea- cock. We appreciate the floral ar- rangement placed in the sanc- tuary from the funeral of the late Mrs. Alvin Hunter. We extend sincere sympathy to all the Rice family over the passing of our minister's uncle. The October meeting of the G.N.S. Club met at the home of Mrs, Ken Middleton. President Mrs. M. Pugh presided and re- ports were heard from remain- ing executive. An appreciation note was read from Wm. Gray, R.R. 4, Port Perry. Wm. was chosen to be the most all-round (including academic) pupil in grade 8 Consolidated No. 1 school. He was awarded the honour recognition made pos- sible annually by the Club. Tentative plans were outlined pertaining to the forthcoming dance, Nov. 26th. Congratulations to our neigh- bouring church at Manchester where many attended the en- joyable and special Centennial Services last Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. T. Hodgins were guests at the Parry - Car- negie wedding' in Port Perry Anglican Church Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock joined with others as Saturday evening dinner guests with Mr, and Mrs. J. Bradburn, Black- stock. Mr. and Mrs. N. Wilson visit- ed her sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Rodd, Oshawa. Mrs. H. Holtby visifer her mother Mrs. Thos. Bailey, Brooklin upon the special oc- casion of her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Les. Beacock and Bryan were Sunday visit- ors with his-brother Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Beacock and sons, Nestle- ton. Mr. and Mrs. F. Gibson were Sunday company with their Arignds. Mr. and Mrs. Ingleton, . Markham. Mr. and Mrs. D. Southwell and. family visited her mother Mrs. Stella Heayn and Robert. Mr. and Mrs. E. Jewell visit- ed their friends Mr. and Mrs. Kay of Udora. PROSPECT NEWS Burnsell " Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Edward Conlin, who cele- brated their fifty-eighth wedd- ing anniversary, recently. Sev- eral ladies of the community called one afternoon and were graciously -received. Miss Maude Chambers of Pontiac, Michigan, U.S.A. was a recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vernon, Our sympathy to Mr. & Mrs. Norman Yeo in the passing of his father, an invalid for whom they had cared for, the past eight years. Our sympathy also to Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Jones, in the death of his father in Uxbridge. Miss Mildred Smith of Ux- bridge, was a guest of Mr. and | Mrs. Hervey Painter for thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Fletcher of Oshawa spent Thanksgiving with -'Mr.-and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and family. Last Wednesday - afternoon three bus loads of -students from Guelph University made their annual visit to Holtby- holme Farm. Here, on Thursday evening Mrs. Murray Holtby was host- ess for the U.C.W. October meeting. , The devotions were conducted by Mrs. Webster, observing a thanks- giving theme, Both of them gave readings and Mrs. Bert Gray the scripture lesson. She conducted the business session. Regular reports were given and discussed. We were pleased to welcome a new mem-~ ber, Mrs.. Allan Fair. Christ mas cards and wrapping paper were sold and orders taken, We were reminded of the Fall Rally at Kedron on Nov. 3rd. The group in charge of .the November meeting are Mesdames Ruby Smith, Geor- geanne Legge, Janet Vernon & Sylvia Diamond. ) Rev. Teskey closed the meet- ing with prayer. The group in charge served refreshments during a friendly, social hour. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Legge at- tended his brother's wedding in Manitoulin Island, recently; also the Parry-Carnegie wed- ding in Port Perry on Satur- day evening. 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