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NY YA fe MNT Naiid AN LF BT SAS FRY FL FITTEST RATE ve PIAA 'yg {4 Ad il LI SHAN Ry ra 7 > PAS ESA hind [ : . Prince Albert and area news By Mrs. Grace Beacock Last Sunday's Thanksgiving Service was very well attend- ed by more visitors, few of our local folk were away due ---to--the-long weekend. The sancfuary was aglow with a splendour of autumn shades in the form of rich vegetables grain "and flowers arrayed everywhere, The choir rendered a lovely anthem ac¢ompanied by the organist Mrs. G. Hunter. Our minister Rev. R. Brawn related a.fitting message for the season. Offering gather- ed by Mr, A. Martyn and Mr. D. Bidgood. Our minister also voiced an interesting note regarding the colourful front cover on the folder intimating the church picture PASSPORT PHOTOS S Minute Service Osha Oshawa Shopping Centr. awa Camera Centre / at Middleville where the Brawn family lived as Rev. Brawn was the minister for four years. Apparently the pancake breakfast sponsored by the ~ leaders of the church school was a success. About 30 youth enjoyed the new venture on Sunday morning. Please keep on file our anniversary will be held next Sunday, 'Oct. 16 at 11:30. Special music and speaker. Get your ticket for beef dinner served on that date too. : Keep in mind that the UCW are invited to the home of Mrs. W. Wozney next Wed. evening, Oct. 20th. A new wee limb has been added to the Wanamaker family tree. A baby girl to Bill and Sharon. It appears a large delega- tion from our village were guests at weddings on Sat., for instance, relatives and friends attending the Brain- Percy wedding were Mr. and Mrs. J. Brain and family vn Net Rodd-Risebrough Donna Elaine Risebrough and Gordon Keith Rodd were united in a double ring marriage July 31st at Trinity United Church. Rev. James Gibson officiated. The solo- ist was Christine Bone of Zephyr. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Risebrough of Ux- bridge. The bridegroom is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rodd of Port Perry. The bride given in marri- age by her father wore a gown of white polyester satin with high neckline decorated with lace flowers and pearls, hand. sown, long sleeves trimmed with frills and lace, separate train with similar trim, headpiece of hand- made flowers and waist- length tulle veil. She carried a lovely bouquet of yellow roses and babies breath with lace. Maid of honour, Diane Risebrough, sister of the bride, wore a floor-length gown of mint green polyester crepe with cape sleeves and white lace trim and white picture hats with green vel- vet ribbon. Identically dres- sed were the bridesmaids Brenda Graves, friend of the bride; Marilyn Beacock, sis- ter of the groom; Doris Risebrough, sister of the bride. The flower girl, Leanne Johnson, cousin of the bride, wore a white eye- let pinafore over her green - gown. They carried baskets of pink carnations and white daisies. Best man was Grant Kerry of Oshawa, relative of the groom. Ushers were Neil Risebrough, brother of the bride, Ron Thomson, friend of the groom and John Foster, brother-in-law of the groom. The ringbearer, Lee Beacock, nephew of the groom. They wore dark brown tuxedos. Following the wedding, a reception and dance at the Town Hall. The bride's mother wore yellow polyester with a flo- wered chiffon cape and a corsage of yellow bud roses. The groom's mother wore flowered chiffon over peach polyester and a corsage of coral bud roses. The bride chose for her going away outfit, a yellow dress with a flowered jacket and white accessories, a cor- sage of yellow roses. After a short honeymoon to the east coast, the happy couple will reside at R.R. 1, Uxbridge. Guests in attendance came from Ottawa, Walkerton, Listowel, Waterloo, Lindsay, Sutton, West Toronto and surrounding districts. (Brian was the groom), Stephen, Donna Jean and Mary Ellen. Mr. and Mrs. W. Bolton and daughter Miss Kathy Brown, brother Larry "Brown home from Ottawa and grandfather Mr. L. Bond home from Beaver- ton. Relatives and friends who were guests at the Billings- Kennedy wedding in Sea-s grav e Church on Saturday indluded a gramma Mrs. E. Thompson, and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. Hope, Mr. and Mrs. E. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Kinnunen, Mr. and Mrs. O. Kennedy, daughter Terry and fiancee. Don and Anne Skinner and Irvine and Alma Doyle, Ed and Sandra Buller. Mrs. Mabel Graham has just returned from a fabulous 12 day trip to the Maritimes. The A. Martyns and the Sandy Moores have arrived home from same vacation too. Mr. and Mrs. H. Denniston of White Lake spent the weekend with their daughter at the L. Peremans and J. McGregors. Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock were happy to have their two grandsons Lee and Blair Beacock from Seagrave for the weekend. They had their parents and Bryan and Judy Beacock and son Philip for a meal also. Mr. and Mrs. S. McGregor and Lauri Lockwinnock Renfrew were with their son and wife Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McGregor. Rev. and Mrs. Brawn and family entertained his mother Mrs. Brawn and Misses E. and G. Brawn all of Oshawa. Also Miss Eliza- beth Brawn who was home from the University of Toronto, We are pleased our minister's father is improv- ing while hospitalized. Mr. and Mrs. H. Dearborn and family were at their cottage at Maple Lake over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. T. Hodgins getting some more norther fresh air at Healey Falls as well. Pat Love and Grace Beacock were among the group and enjoyed guiding grades 7-8 Port Perry Cornish School through Scugog Museum one day last week. Thought: Worry is interest paid on trouble before it is due - Inge. Contact Karen Mortimer for next weeks news, Phone 985-3924. PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Oct. 14, 1976 -- Honeydale WI meet On Thursday, October 7th, Mrs. Marion Bell welcomed a very good attendance to the regular meeting held in the Municipal rooms. The W.l. Ode was sung with Mrs. Flossie Ploughman at the piano followed by the Mary Stewart Collect in unison. Roll call **Suggest a Way to Help Cotitrol Drinking Among our Youth'. Many very well spoken suggestions were given by the members. Mrs. Dorothy Pascoe gave the "Motto" 'Wear a Smile, not a Frown." During the business the minutes of previous meeting were read and dealt with. The training school on quilt- ing, the course was rep- resented from this Branch by Mrs. Dorothy Naples and Mrs. Clara Warren. They had brought back to the Branch two different quilt patterns which they had on display for the members. A motion was carried to pur- chase material for a complete quilt and to be pieced by the members and later quilted at the home of Mrs. Lillian Harper, 330 Scugog St., on Monday, Nov. Ist and Tues. Nov. 2nd from 1-4 p.m. Also quilting on Mond., Nov 8th and Tues., Nov. 9th. at the same hour. Anyone interest- ed in attending these after- noons of quilting are asked to please call Mrs. Dorothy Naples 985-2483 or Mrs. Clara Warren 985-2575. Thank you notes were read and also expressed by those who have received. The 64th Annual Convention will be held in the Royal York Hotel on Nov. 4th and Sth. Mrs. Marion Bell and Mrs. Clara Warren will be attending from this Branch. The members are asked to remember and take note of the regular meeting in Nov. will be held one week later, November 11th at 2 p.m. Mrs. Margaret Cornish the Tweedsmuir History Curator and program convenor and her group will have the program for this meeting. Mrs. Dorothy Pascoe and her program group conduct- ed an interesting hour on **Resolutions". Meeting closed with the National Anthem and Insti- tute Grace followed by dainty refreshements. + Florence Ellicott P.R.0. 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