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Janice Henderson, daughter of Morton and Eileen Henderson Henderson was escorted to a table heaped high with gifts by Isabel Eyman Because of the number present, space was at a premium so Janice Beresford and Jennifer Doggett assisted Janice with organizing and opening the many beautiful gifts. After all were opened and admired Janice thanked her friends with a very gracious speech. During the years before going to study for nursing, Janice was a faithful worker in Welcome Sunday school. She graduated as a nurse and at present is working at Sunnybrook hospital but after her marriage will be working at a new hospital in Mississauga Mississauga near her future home. Refreshments were served in the larger Sunday school room. Everyone wishes Janice and her future husband many happy years together. On Tuesday, May 27th, the regular meeting of the AOTS men's club of Hope charge was held at Welcome. For this special meeting the club was assisted by members of the UCW and everyone was invited. The special speaker was Miss Marion Sedgwick, sister of Rev. W. Sedgwick who is home on holiday. Her mission field is Papua New Guinea and her account of work there and the people of the mission field was very interesting and informative as well. Pictures illustrated her talk and made this far away land better understood. Tea was served following the meeting, giving all an opportunity opportunity to speak with Miss Sedgwick. At the time of writing last week much information concerning concerning the Austin golden wedding was not available so now we add that the afternoon tea was given by the children, Mrs. Helen Jarvis, Grafton, Mrs. Pearl Cann and Roy Austin of Port Hope, and Mrs. Valerie Smith of Belleville, and their respective families. They were all present with 9 grandchildren and one great grandson. The carnations decorating the tables were the gift of Roy and El va Austin, Kevin and Charlene. The wedding wedding cake decorated with gold bells, doves and, a "50" wreath, was a gift of daughter Helen. The wedding cake, as well as a beautiful dessert cake to be used later, were made by a niece Mrs. Muriel Cornelius, assisted by sister Marie Fraser. Guests were present from Toronto, Erin, Kingston, Oshawa, Bobcaygeon, Don Mills, Belleville, Roseneath, Weston, Apsiey, Bridgenorth, Millbrook and Niagara Falls, New York, as well as Port Hope and area. Plaques of congratulation were received from Govenor General Rt. Hon. Jeanne Sauve, Prime Minister Mul- roney, and Allan Lawrence M.P. as well as the one from Ontario presented by Howard Sheppard M.P.P. Bryan Smith, son-in-law, was kept busy recording the latter and other events of the afternoon. Following the tea, Mr. and Mrs. Austin entertained their immediate family as well as Arnold and Vera Austin, Archie and Orald Ford, Truman Austin and cousin Charles Moise of Don Mills at dinner at the Dragon Bridge restaurant, Port Hope. Charles Moise of Don Mills spent the weekend of May 24th with Truman Austin. Interment service was held at Welcome church cemetery on Saturday, May 31st for Mrs. Margaret Martyn, formerly formerly of Welcome. Mrs. Martyn, widow of the late Edward, was well known in the surrounding area for her help with women's groups in the church, then known as W.A. Ladies of Welcome provided refreshments following following the burial. Service at Welcome United church on Sunday, June 1st was conducted by Rev. W. Sedgwick and organist for the day was Barbara Croft. The children's story was really a question, how many people does it take to make a church service? Answers were from one to ten, and decision was that two could, but more would be better. Rev. Sedgwick Sedgwick and Caroline Byers, lay delegates to conference, were there last week at Perth. Mrs. Mary Kellogg was there also as chairman of Division of Mission. This is Caroline's second time as delegate and said this year was highlighted for this church when Mary was made president-elect. Also there were three women ordained and two commissioned, commissioned, one of the latter being Lynda King who was presented with flowers by Hope charge. Caroline and Mary reported on several of the matters discussed, with particular emphasis on agriculture problems facing this country. The three delegates delegates re-enacted a skit which had been given during the session which showed the stress in a family where the wife was beaten but too ashamed to tell. The last act showed the church as a source of help for these situations. There were beautiful flowers placed in the church in loving memory of Mrs. Margaret Martyn, as well as an arrangement from the golden wedding of the previous Sunday left for the service by the family. The offering was received by Clarence Nichols and Rick Trueman and the congregation congregation was greeted at the door by Lavern and Gladys Farrow. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin Austin attended the Masonic parade at Plainville church on Sunday morning, June 1st. Mr. and Mrs. John Robb'of Osgoode, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill of Consecon along with Danya Jiggins and sons Robert and Shawn of Port Hope visited with E. Barrow- clough during the past week and weekend. Sorry to report Russell Bakerxis of Welcome is in Port Hope hospital where he had surgery performed on the weekend. Best wishes for a speedy recovery. Sunday was a busy day for the Roy Austin family. 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