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PROSPECT NEWS On the evening of Wednesday November 11th, the UIC.W., a- long with six visitors met at the home of Mrs. Clare Vernon. The meditation, in keeping with Remembrance Day, was a tribute to the fallen warriors, disabled veterans and those who sacrificed loved ones to build a free world. Janet Vernon, as convenor, opened with the poem "In Flander's Fields", followed by the singing of the hymn, "Faith of Our Fathers", in uni- son. Ruby Smith read the Scrip- ture, taken from Malachi, Chap. 3 vs. 16-18. The devotional thoughts,a "Hawaiian Leis of Remembrance", were given by Georganne Legge. Hawaii ob- serves National Memorial Day by the placing of colorful leis, prepared by the school children a prayer, Readings, entitled, "Does No One Rememben Me" and "Why Wear a Poppy", were given by Tot Holtby and Janet Vernon, respectively. The hymn "Abide With Me" was sung. The president, Lucille Gray, chaired the business session. In the absence of the secretary, Kaye 'Smith read the minutes and correspondence. The nominating committee presented the slate of officers for 1965, as follows: President--Lucille Gray Vice-Pres.--Jean Holtby Secretary--Marion Webster Treasurer--Tot Holtby Press Sec'y--Mrs. Meta Holtby Pianist--Willa Holtby Asst, Pianist--Kaye Smith Sylvia Diamond, Mrs, Frank Vernon, (Parsonage Com.--Lucille Gray, Marion Webster Hospital Convenors--Mus. Meta Holtby, Helen Holtby, A request from the Secretary of Presbytery for'one pain of cotton hose, as our allocation to Norway House, is to be re- ceived by May 15th of next year. An invitation to Prince Albert Bazaar on Wednesday, November 18th at 2.830 p.m. was acknowledged. The U.C.W. will again be sending the United (Church Ob- server into each home as a Christmas gift. The next meeting is to be held on December 8rd. at the home of Mrs. Murray Holtby. Rather than an exchange of gifts, the ladies will be. asked to make a donation to the M. & M. Fund. PORT PERRY STAR, THURS.,, NOVEMBER 19th, 1964 -- 15 the recipient of a useful prize. Tasty refreshments followed. Remembrance Day Service was observed on Sunday, Nov- ember 8th, The Junior Choir rendered an anthem. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Legge spent a few days recently with their parents at Manitoulin Island. At the time of writing, sev- eral people in the community are hospitalized -- Mrs. Burn- sell Webster, a patient in Com- munity Memorial, Master Pat Diamond and Ron Van De Wal- | ker, patients in Oshawa Gen- eral. We wish them a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith & family and Mrs. Walter Booth, Port Perry, attended the Booth- Berry wedding in Mimico last Saturday. . Sorry to learn of the passing bereaved family in the sudden passing of Mr. Howard Frank- lin on Sunday morning. Mrs. Meta Holtby accom- panied the Senior Citizens on a bus trip to the O'Keefe Centre last Wednesday. She is now visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Dyle Thomson, in Newmarket, and will be attending the com- mencement exercises on Friday night, where her grandson is a 1964 graduate. SELL and BUY THROUGH THE CLASSIFIED SECTION Visiting Committee--Ruby of Mr. Percy McIver. Funeral OF THE of other lands and placed on Smith, Kaye Smith, Mrs. | Theme song and prayer closed | service was held on Saturday each individual headstone by Dearborn, Georganne the meeting. from the Robinson Funeral Port Perr Star crews of Boy Scouts, in honour Legge, Mrs. Mosienko. Georganne conducted a '"Hid- | Chapel, Brooklin. Y of the war dead. 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