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Mk RELA AC Sor Th 20) SER CO alia Hy ¥ bila TR BE ad FN AT 5 3 WN SRA Sh bE LER MS BOR SOR J 6--THE 'PORT PERRY STAR, THUREDAY, OOTOBER 14th, 1964 Seagrave Mr. Donald 'Dowson, of Toronto, spent the holiday at his home here, Mrs. C. W. Clarke spent the past week in Barrie with Mr, and Mrs. H Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Carleton and Mr, Leslie Carleton, of Hilliarton, were week-end visitors with 'Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fishley, ; Murs. R. Baird and Mrs. J, S. Mac- |} Farlané, spent Thursday with Mrs, J. |B Holdershaw, at Brooklin. > q. Mr. Percy Butcher and Mrs. Mac- 2 Millan, of Beaverton, were Sunday|H guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. |} Scott, : x Mr, and Mrs: K. Jackson and family | 8 of Port Perry, visited on Sunday with | Mrs, S, McCoy.. * Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Short and son, | of Port Perry, spent Sunday with Mr. |g - and Mrs, A. Short, | Rev. E. McNeil preached at Can- | nington on Sunday morning and at|% Port Perry in the evening, . : RB " Mr. and Mrs. Reid MacFarlane and | 8 Leneen, and Miss Lorna Dure, of To- | ronto, spent the holiday with Mr. and | 8 Mrs. J. S. MacFarlane, - Mr. and Mrs. T. Walker and Mr. and | §- Mrs. McCavie, of Toronto, were holi- | § day visitors at the home of Mr. and |8 Mrs. W. Keen, 2 Mr. and Mrs, Thos AbreMam and|were very much appreciated, In. the family of Peterborough were holiday evening Rev, R. H. Wylie, B.A, of guests of Mr, and Murs, R. Abraham, A Port Pervy, was the minister, and Miss Mig Ativergary seivices on Sun-| Marilyn Scott and Mrs. Harold Jen- y were very well atten Rev. F. ? : J. Little, B.A, of Cambray, was the kine, of Oakwood, provided the apecia) music, which we all enjoyed very 'guest speaker in the morning, The Junior Farmers' Quartette, Uxbridge, | much. The whole day was. a grand success, bd gave some excellent numbers which FOR YOUR FALL and Winter Wardrobe See our lovely display of the new styles -- DRESSES and SUITS for for all Seasons "a SPECIAL SERVICE TO OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS ARDLEY FROCKS 491-3-5 DANFORTH AVE. TORONTO HYDRO ELECTRICAL INSPECTIRS m Work in Your Interest One of Ontario Hydro's major 3 contributions to safe electrical living ~ = is through its staff of Electrical "Inspectors. They protect Hydre customers by checking and inspecting electrical installations for fire and shock hazard. Throughout the province 156 inspectors are on A WH v ~ +4 the job, to assure that wiring meets he Us [I 7 the requirements and standards as «lf A ¢ ~l Vy | 3 laid down in the publication, i 'Ontario Hydro Regulations." A , I -- 0 ! vy ih Jol | wl Mi «" EY "DO YOU KNOW? ONTARIO HYDRO... 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The room was nicely decorated with fall flowers which added to the Thanks- giving spirit of meeting. Mrs, Clarke fn charge, the Theme Song and hymn was sung after which: Scripture from Psalm 100 was read by Mrs. Boe. Mrs. Nodwell led in prayer. Thanks- giving topic was given by Mrs. Mac- Neil. very beautifully rendered a:svocal duet. A hymh closed the devotional service. Mrs. Butt then. took: charge of the meeting for the busingss. - Minutes were read and voll call taken, - Collec- tion of $9.70 was received, 'Several members celebrated their birthdays. Different committees reported that chairs, silverware and tea. towelling had been purchased. for the church kitchen. Mrs. Abraham and Mrs. Tobin, Plans were completed for the ing to send woollenafop: ents. or the Store by Oet. 16. closed with "Blest Be the Tie Binds" and benediction. Ladies _-- North Group served lunch, and Lois, of Whitby, were Sunday vistors at the home: of' Mr. and Mrs, E, Butt. a asked to have them S40 Man Glan. 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