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P.-Romeril preached in Port Perry Sunday morning; Prince Albert in the afternoon and Tyrone in the evening, Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Le Noury of Hamilton were Thanksgiving week- énd ghests of Rev. and Mrs. Romeril. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Anson Taylor at their cottage, Rice Lake, Mr, and Mrs. H. L. Scythe, Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Forder on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Cox, Cleveland, Ohio were Sunday guests of Mrs. Geo. Crawford, Mr, and Mrs. Wes, Pearce. A large crowd attended the sale of Mrs. Carl McLaughlin on Saturday and sale was considered quite success. ful. Some of the ladies of the Unit- ed Church W.A. sold lunches through the afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. Jack Hill and family of Hornby visited Thursday and Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Sturrock and family, Bowmanville Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Harold McLaughlin and family. 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John's (Anglican) Church last Sun- day, as members and friends assem- bled for the Harvest Thanksgiving Service, were evidently delighted with the gifts and decorations, but were more impressed with the "new look" in the Church, for the interior walls had been re-painted throughout the building. During the previous week many hours were spent doing this work in the evenings, sometimes until almost midnight. The work-team, organized and led by the Churchwardens (Messrs. Frank Staniland and 'George Wolfe) gave readily, of their time and energy and skill, and a very creditable job was accomplished niost successfully. The Wardens were assisted by Messrs Tom Hodge, Neil Bailey, Jdck and Don Green, Fred Hamilton and Bryan |, Staniland, to. whom most grateful thanks are due, also to those who most kindly lent scaffolding, planks and other necessities so that the work could be done expeditiously, Visitors at St. John's Rectory for the Thanksgiving week-end included Mr. and Mrs. Eric Chaperlin and fa- mily; Rev. & Mrs, C. E. Olive of Knob Hill, Scarboro; Mrs, Helen Mais, of Trinity College, Toronto; and Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Mais and baby from Toronto. The 'Hot Variety Supper", spon- sored-by the Women's Auxiliary, was held in the Parish Hall on Thursday, Oct. 16th. There was a good attend- ance and the variety of foods offered was very much liked= This was fol- lowed by a: Euchre Party and very thoroughly enjoyed by all who stayed and played, Prize winners from euchre were Ladies 1st -- Mrs. Burnham, Port Perry; second -- Mrs, Roy Taylor. Gent's 1st-- Mrs, Harold Hamilton, playing as a gent; Pd-=-Harold Ham- ilton. ~~ Starting Sunday, October 26th Suni day School will eonimence at 1.00 p.m: ahd church service at 2.00 p.m." The Rev. Mr. Winch of St. Paul's, 26th. You are invited to come an hear him. The community extends a welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Farmer who have recently moved to the village. "Mrs, J. Mitchell visited Mrs. Flor- ence Keenan of Toronto, Sunday, Mrs. Judd of Chalk Lake was a recent guest of Mrs. B. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. C. Trick and family of Oshawa and Mrs, Russnell of Brooklin were Sunday' callers of Mr. and Mrs, J, Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs, G. Harper and family had dinner with Mr. and Mrs, Gibson of Taunton, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. R. Armstrong of Lo- cust Hill called on Mr. and Mrs. Ww. Philp one day last week, The Women's Association and the Church Board of the United Church wish to thank everyone who helped with the turkey supper, for the bak- ing, waiters.and those.that attended. Thanks to all. Lou Mitchell, Cora Geer and Marl- on Kendall attended the bazaar at Manchester, with Mrs. -Hart of Ux- bridge. Mr, and Mrs. Stan Prizeman of Toronto -called on Mrs. Ackney on Saturday. : Mrs, Fielding has returned to Mrs. Ackney's home after spending a week visiting Mrs. Thompson of Ashburn. OFFICE Monday to Friday ........... eHrininsrston igs renee d am, to 5 p.m. Saturday .............. ternnorpivin rirersrverseersrentreans wend am. to 12 noon v4 Village of Port Perry Taxes "The last instalment to-be paid on es before Nov. 5th, 1958 Please Bring Your Tax Bill 2222232000000 HOURS PORT PERRY CHAMBER OF + TESTIMONIAL DINNER J Hoi. Dr. un B. Dymond (MINISTER OF TRANSPORT) at 7.00 p.m. in the . Is UNITED CHURCH, PORT PERRY Thursday, October 30th | Hon. 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