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LATER EG wl NB AT aN 48 2 ~ PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, April 29, 1965 PROSPECT NEWS The U.C.W. met on Thursday evening, 22nd, at the home of Mrs. Jean Holtby. She opened the meeting with the poem, by Isa Grindlay Jackson. THE LESSON A blade of green raised up its head, While all the earth lay cold and dead, I thought the gallant little spear Had come too early in the year. But, lo, it weathered every blast, And bore a tender flower at last. Could little seeds of kindly thought Thus set naught, And pierce through selfs un- fertiie crust, And swerve from gossip's care- less thrust; Then Love would bud and bloom and bear, In life's gay borders eveywhere. Continuing with a spring theme, "The glory of the spring how sweet" was sung. Dot Holt- by read a poem 'A Spring Song'. Miss Margaret Vernon favoured us again with her Easter solo, "1 walked today, where Jesus walked", with piano accompan- iment by Willa Holtby. Jean introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Bradley, who with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson teach religious ed- ucation in 37 schools to 2800 children. Mrs. Bradley is also active in the Bible Club Move- ment and Camp Work. There is a Summer Camp at Omemee. Coloured slides showed the ter- discouragement at Bowling News MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Tues. April 22nd-- #1-- Black Jacks Carnegies Gibson's Stars Blow Kings DeLuxe #2-- Legionaires Bill's Ref, Head Pins Whiz Bangs Goofers Meteors Over 225 Singles-- G., Menzies--343; R. Hope-- 821; R. McNeill--310; F. Hast- ings--308; D. Murray--298; L. Wekeford--295; D. Butt--288; C. A. Glass--283; I. Boyd--2178; J. Dowson -- 266, 247; K. Ash- tor -- 265, 225; A. Menzies-- 263, 238; G. Goode -- 263; M. Brochie--260, 256; J. Hadley-- 255, 228; T. Thomas--262; W. Williams -- 250, 238; J. David- son--248; R. Carnegie--246; R. Willerton -- 244; D. Durham-- 243; B. Heard -- 242, 228; F. Olsen--241; C. Watts--240; G. Vanderby -- 237; H. Jeffrey-- 231; B. Weeden--231; J. Wal- dinsperger -- 230; J. Wilson-- 229; T. Eden--229; F. Phinney --228, : Over 600 Triples-- - @G. Menzies--732; A. Menzies --712; R. Hope--696; D. Butt-- 6904; W. Williams -- 691; G. Goode--697; L, Wakeford--680; F. Hastings -- 679; B., Heard-- 678; J. Dowson--673; J. Hadley 665; K, Ashton--663; I. Boyd-- 668; M. Brochie--658; T. Thom- as--658; R, Willerton--657; F. Olsen -- 654; R. McNeill--622; J. Hadley---607; C. Watts--607; D. Durham--606; H. Jeffrey-- 6065. : CLICRTTTTIIT ITT I Prey aeestracesriiserriestiases Frressisessriasetiiees from Mr. ritory covered by these devoted leaders. 'With references to pas- sages from the Bible, she de- livered an inspiring Easter mes- sage, also. Mrs. Frank Vernon voiced a Vote of Thanks to Mrs. Bradley. The hymn, "Lord of light, whose name outshineth;" closed the devotions. The' business session was chaired by Dot Holtby. The roll | call was answered by naming a book in the Old Testament. Regular reports and correspon- dence were tabled. The proceeds from catering at three farm sales netted $79.05. A donation Jack Meindl was gratefully received. A "Clean- ing Bee" at the Church was set for May 5th and 6th. Other de- tails pertaining tc the Bazaar on May 12th were discussed. Ruby Smith and Janet Vernon were appointed to plan the "Mystery Sister" event, perhaps for first week in June. Forfeit calendars from W.H.A. for the month of May, were distributed. The meeting closed with an Evening Prayer. Jean and her assistant, tea-hostesses, Dot and Mrs. Vernon, served ice cream and cake, during a friendly and social hour. Rev. Gilbert and Mrs. Byron Holtby prepared a fine Easter 'service. The Junior Choir sang "He Lives" and Margaret Ver- non sang "I walked today where Jesus walked." Our sympathy to Mrs. John Bray of Brooklin, and her fam- ily in the passing of Mr. Bray. He had been a respected mem- ber of Prospect for many years. Mrs. Tom O'Connell, John and Maureen of Ottawa, were with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Conlin at Easter time. Susan Smitherman, Port Perry visited Nancy Webster during the holiday. Miss Barbara Holtby with James and Suzanne MacMaster of Port Perry visited friends at South Porcupine and Iroquois Falls, Miss Muriel MacMaster returning home with them for the holiday. } We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Grant Williams and "family to our community, on the former Smitherman fdrm. Recent visitors with Mr, & Murs. Woodhead in their new home were their daughter, Mrs, Fyon, husband arid family, Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Healey of' Burlington; Mr. Harry Sloan, Mr. Easton, Mr and Mrs. Gafth 'Bodjuug Jo qquyn Mr, and Mrs. Victor Vernon of Peterborough were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vernon. Mr. and Mrs, Murray Holtby Barbara and Mary Lynn were guests of the Carnegie-Vos wed- ding on- Saturday, April 24th. Mr. E. Dearborn and Mr. L. Martyn had successful farm sales on/13th and 22nd, April respectively, Mr. Douglas Moffatt and hig frignd of Welland, calfed on Holtby cousins on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Mark and family of Oshawa, Lori and Heather Mark of Port Perry were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gray, Muriel and Bl, oT Want to buy a red convertible? Get a Commerce Red Convertible Loan Or maybe your wife would prefer a green sedan. Sedan, convertible, canoe, piano, or wardrobe . . . please yourself (or your wife). One of a wide variety of Commerce loans can be tailored to your needs. Phone or visit the Loan Department of any Commerce branch. 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