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gut AP OY 8 SA WE BEG JOY § HCO EL BEAN A 4 } "ya. AN Lf fd ah NE pet A deb sworivahibd Adisnciabsadinsius TN CENTS Belt E700 A Mle sad wd -- WS te Se Rene Prince Albert News You will recall Oct. 17 was Laymen's Sunday therefore one of our young men of the con- gregation, Mr, Terry Hodgins ably presided at the pulpit de- livering a very suitable mess- age. Better health is wished Miss Flora Holman who has been ad- mitted to Port Perry hospital. Mrs. G. Groupe has once again left her village home re- turning to Philadelphia for the winter. Mrs. Len Smith too has left to spend winter months in Nia- gara. } Wednesday evening, Oct. 20, the October meeting of the U.C.W. was held in the church parlors with fifteen members present. Following first hymn a Thanksgiving article "Open Hand of God", was presented by Mrs. W. Heayn. Scripture and closing prayer given by Mrs. C. Chambers. At this time the president Mrs. Roy Hope welcomed all and chaired the business. Min- utes read by sec'y Mrs. H. Holt- by, also a letter from Hospital School, Orillia informing us that our organization would be sponsoring an eight year old boy whose name is Joseph Bra- den. Various angles were dis- cussed concerning this venture. Mrs. T. Hodgins to over-see that Joseph receive letters or cards from the members from time to time. Mrs. B. Smith reported thirty- two visits made in a month. Mrs. Jewell gave an interesting treasurer's report. Few sug- gestions were voiced towards the betterment of future sup- pers. The committee to arrange for bazaar Nov. 10, are Mrs. Holtby, Mrs. Beacock and Mrs. Snelgrove. Members are also willing to assist Hospital Auxiliary re- garding Spring Fair. The pre- sident prompted us to keep in mind the Fall Rally, Oct. 28, in Port Perry. Dainty lunch served by Mrs. Love and Mrs. Roy A. Hope. Mr. and Mrs. A. Martyn and Mildred and Mr. Jas. Nokes at- tended the well-trained Korean Orphan choir in Oshawa Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Gibson, Eli- zabeth and Donna, Port Perry were Sunday company with Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock. Mr. and Mrs. D. Southwell and family, Oshawa were Sun- day visitors with her mother Mrs. Stella Heayn and son Ro- bert. Mr. and Mrs. W. Roy Hope were guests at the Mills-Stew- LIMITED e¢ YOUR CERTIFIED eo TRAVEL CONSULTANTS A complete travel service throughout the world. No Service Charge , OSHAWA 57 King St. East WRINGER SEE THE ALL NEW SPEED QUEEN. - WASHER «Peel Hardware PHONE 985-2431 Come In For A Demonstration Today Peel Hardware PORT PERRY Now a Tangle-proof High Vane Agitator that gives up to 25% cleaner washings with a full time complete filtering. HEAVY DUTY Wringer rolls with a double safety bar release -- 12 yr. Guaran- tee on main mechanism. Our Price s119.93 FREE YEAR Supply of TiDE ---- VA 7 art wedding in Zion church. Mr. and Mrs. R. Butson have returned from three weeks vis- iting relatives in Detroit and Windsor. A newly married couple Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Bell are living in the Grainger house. The Grainger have moved to Osh- awa road and getting establish- ed with a new green house. Mr. and Mrs. H. Garvey and family are practically settled in their new house on Union Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Popert have moved into the former Jonah Smith home that the Garveys | vacated, ' We hope all enjoy their pow | homes. PORT PERRY STAR, Manchester Many from ths area attended the recent Plowing Match at Milliken. Mr. Arnold Roach is attend- ing a convention in Chicago this week. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dunford and Angela of Lakefield were recent guests of the Best family. Mr. D. W. Crosier, Stouffville visited Mrs. M. Crosier last Tuesday. Miss Susan Roach spent the week-end with friends at Queen's University, Kingston. 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