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« 3] - A i qv . > H i! { ih aA i | I 4 5 4 « : A i I i 4) 7; 8 ei 5 y OA ih fil a ar | Ym RT Pas pe - VR CERES, | 50 A RAT Prince Albert News Last Sunday proved to be another red-letter day in the history of our church. Two of the elders, Mr. F. Vickery and Mr. G. Hunter welcomed the visitors, also from neighbour- ing areas into the sanctuary enhanced with floral setting, marking the special 98th anniv- ersary service. The speaker, our comparat- ively *new minister, Mr. Alec A. Rice extended a warm wel- come to everyone. | The choir was outstanding. It was a pleasure to welcome the guest, Mrs. Lorraine Mor- rison, a popular radio artist who rendered two delightful numbers. Mr. Rice at this time deliv- ered a worthwhile sermon, 'Our Father's Church and Ours'. Mrs. B. Snelgrove, organist, accompanied all musical num- bers and appreciates the out- | side voices who assisted in the! services. choir. Offering gathered by Denny Martyn and Donald Bea- cock. At 7:00 p.m. the Order of Service blended into somewhat of a friendly get-to-gether. The congregation joined in a rousing half-hour of singing old familiar hymns. The choir again rendered their lovely an- them. preciated when Mr. B. Snel- grove played a violin selection. Mr. Robert Heayn contributed a vocal solo, accompanied by Mrs. Snelgrove at the organ and Mrs. Hunter at the piano. An interesting discussion per- iod took place when some val- uable history pertaining to our church was voiced by several folk. {who After repeating the iction a liberal lunch was then served in the .basement. I presume all felt better from | having attended these two fine Special thanks to everyone assisted in a "little" or "big" way. Several of the ladies attended Manchester bazaar on Wednes- day, returning home with a new apron or a pie. A few ladies enjoyed attend- ing the trousseau tea honour- ing Miss Nola Hunter a bride 'elect of this month. Our local talent was also ap- Miss Mildred Martyn (a stud- ent nurse of Wellesley Hospital Toronto) is to be congratul- ated upon winning Simpson- Sears Special, for the highest number of points in needle- work at Port Perry Fair. The following friends atten- ded our service and visited here and there! Mr. and Mrs. John Lake and Brenda of Oakwood, with her Bened- | PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1st, 1964 -- 15 parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Martyn. Mr. and Mrs. Don Fennell, {Toronto with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Almer Byers. Mr. and Mrs. Schultz, Osh- awa, and Mr, and Mrs. H. Dob- son, Port Perry, with Mr. and Mrs. C. Neunhams. Mrs. E. and A. Dodd and Betty Dodd, Port Perry, and Mrs. E. McKerihan, dinnered after the service at the Bea- cock's in the form of a birth- day remembrance for Mr. TI. Vickery. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Thomp- son, Newmarket were Saturday evening dinner guests with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. H. Holt- by and family. Miss Nola Hunter and friend, Mr. Karl Kyrytow, of Toronto were week-end guests with Mr. and Mrs. L. Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Hunter and baby son, of Bonneyville, Alberta, are home for a week or two. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jackson of Brooklin with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson and sons. Sorry to learn Miss F. Hol- man is hospitalized. SELL and BUY THROUGH THE CLASSIFIED SECTION OF THE Port Perry Star PHONE: 985-7383 | HOPE'S IGA FOOD MARKET EVAPORATED IGA MILK ... Tall Tins 6 eo © © o CATSUP ........6- 8c. 11-0z. Btls. A WHITE or COLOURED BALLET TISSUE Pkg. of 2 Rolls 3 - 88¢c. CREAM STYLE IGA CORN convene. 9 = B0c8 20-0z. Tins / 3 IGA i BEANS & PORK REG, or CHUBBIE Pkgs. IGA DELUXE INSTANT 6-o0z. Jar i! KLEENEX ceveee... 6-88. COFFEE ............ 88c KLEENEX Pkg. of 200 IGA CHOICE 20-o0z. Tins § MAN SIZE ........ 3 - 88c. TOMATOES ....... 4 - 85. REG. or SUPER | Pkgs. of 12 IGA CHOICE 15-0z. Tins KOTEX ......... 2 - 88. PEACHES ceeeeee.. 4 - 88c. 15-0z. 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