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| cm it 4 -- ___ Mrs. Les Beacock Worship service was better attended on Sunday than some- times in the past, A most pleasing vocal solo "In the Garden" was ably rendered by a choir member Mr. Harry Goulding. Offering gathered by Chas. Willes and Bryan Beacock. Our mixed choir accompanied by. Mrs. B. Snelgrove as choir leader and organist contributed anthems at Kedron church an- niversary service Sunday night. Several from our midst also attended the enjoygble special service at Scugog Island on Sunday. We all offer our sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. E. Byers in their sudden loss of a grandson. Monday night, Oct. 17th the U.C.W. met in the church. A brief devotion was given by Mrs. T, Hodgins. President » --_.__.,ne fs UTA imachodain dedud ". Prince Albert News Mrs. W. Roy Hope welcomed all and tabled a short period of business. Minutes read by secretary Mrs. H. Holtby, also a thank- you note and helpful donation from the Hunter family for serving lunch during their be- reavement. Secretary read a letter from a recent bride Mrs. J. Nokes (nee Martyn) express- ing appreciation to the mem- bers for managing her wedding reception in such an efficient manner, Mrs, L. Beacock issued a statement regarding pictorial plates and hasti-notes as a re- sult sales net one hundred and eighty dollars which was hand- ed over to treasurer, Mrs. Jewell. A large supply of hasti-notes are still available. Members are urged to work on bazaar ideas for springtime. . Being no further business the speaker, a Russian-born lady, president introduced our guest Mrs. Zarins who resides with her husband and family in Sunderland area. She unfolded a most adventurous and emo- tional life story of herself. At the conclusion Mrs, C. Newnham presented a gift and graciously thanked Mrs. Zarins for her stirring message. We, the members were happy to see the representations from neighbouring organizations who shared the evening with us, Lunch was served which pro- vided a' half hour of sociabili- ty. Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. H, Holtby. Mrs. Inez Reigal, Buffalo, | Mr. and Mrs, G. MacDonald & Blanche enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and Mrs. F. Brooks and sons. Mr. and Mrs. R. Anderson & Robert of Cameron were Sun- day company with their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith AT $ Red A 3 5 p 4 8 uh . vo : ' Ve ' ILE ry sR i ' : ' od He daansatpimisiicsriunialiiulntotinutiubreiusy ido russians ivieaskainduirdo iad desdnpatiatitond daunvnu hada ah vise hase Os avo nd avi LIE FASS EZRA FTE Fo OUI 's por Tg - Ind "2 Ai vs were Sunday supper guests of PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, OCT. 27, 1966 -- 3 SCUGOG NEWS Mr. and Mrs. W. Rosnak and family then attended Kedron anniversary service, | Mr, and Mrs. Stephenson and | family, Whitby have moved in- to the Wm, Heayn house, Mrs. Amy McKee, Toronto enjoyed the week-end with Mr. | and Mrs. F. Brooks and family. Mr, and Mrs. C. Popert spent' the "week-end" in Kapuskasing with their son Mr. and Mrs. | Don Popert and family who are returning to our area for the winter months. Mr. and Mrs. M. Pugh were in Brougham area on Saturday | attending the farm effects of | her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gos- tik. ROR OROROSOSOROROTOSOROSOSOSOSOSOSOSOROSOSOSOROSOSOSOSOSOSOROROSOSOROSOSOSOROSOS RU J Four Seasons Travel (Oshawa) LIMITED k ® YOUR CERTIFIED © On Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dowson attended a | house warming party at Mark- | ham for Joe's cousin, Mr, and Mrs. Bob Goode. On Friday evening friends | from Orangeville area and Tor- | onto of the former Carol Wil- son gathered with Scugog! friends in the Township Hall to honour her and her husband Mr. Snyder upon the accasion of their recent marriage. Fol- lowing an address read by a former school friend, Mrs. Norm (Marilyn) Tripp, a pre- sentation of gifts was given by Mrs. Alvin Heayn, Mrs. Joe A.W. BROCK MEDALIST Our suit for a sense of well-being If you derive a sense of satisfaction from fine materials and fine workman- ship, you'll appreciate the experience of wearing a Medalist suit: AZ sense of well-being is tailored into its seem- ingly effortless cut. Rests lightly on the shoulders and moves with the body in a relaxed but disciplined way. In a range of styles, fabrics and shades. Two Pairs Of Pants 1.85.00 TIP TOP TAILORS 10) 0) 0:3 18 03. 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