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\ $e. o gE Fy SS S ' SO > } Ay sifsesspaidtdesdalnasdotisicisn sis vomgsnld Prince Albert News At worship on Sunday our minister Rev. A. Rice deliv- ered a suitable message in keeping with the theme Thanksgiving. The sanctuary was alive with a setting of flowers, fruits and vegetables stre.sing the good foods, etc. that are provided for each of us in our midst. o It is also encouraging to note new young members added to the choir lately. Offering gathered by Mr. A. Martyn and Mr. Robt. Snel- grove. Everyone feel welcome to + attend our special anniver- sary service next Sunday at 2 p.m... Special speaker and music. About twelve couples from this area attended the annual JLnjoyable program - dance sponsored by "Milk Produc- er's Association", in Uxbridge . Friday night. Sorry to note Mrs. Geo, Irwin is still confined to Port Perry Hospital. Please note change of date dU.C.W. will be held at the church parlors Wednésday evening, Oct. 18th. Recently one Saturday ev: "ening the church parlor was full to capacity comprising of interested people of local %nd surrounding areas at tending a shower - presenta- tion. honouring a newly mar- ried couple Mr. and Mrs. Don Beacock, his new. wife the former Marilyn Rodd of Greenbank. e A close neighbor Mr. Grant Hunter who had watched the groom Don grow from a pre- school age boy to manhood ably acted chairman for the evening, First number on the program, "I've Got a Secret", was well staged by a keen panel, this proved ex: citing and entertaining. Also a humourous skit by Mrs. S. (Glass and Miss J. Snelgrove. We cannot fail to compli: ment Mrs. Harry Kiezibrink who rendered a couple of de: lightful vocal numbers. The chorus by our choir also add: ed to the musical angle. Then too Mrs. Ben Smith in her ever-willing manner contri- buted appropriate readings. At this time Don and Mari- lyn were asked to come forth and be seated in suitably de- corated chairs, at this point the pleasant duties of un- wrapping long. curious, gay parcels commenced. The bride and groom each in turn truly voiced their ap- preciation for the multitude of essential and useful gifts, plus the beautiful card-table set, magazine holder and pole lamp would all occupy a trea- sured place in their place of abode. They also expressed thank-you to those in charge, Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Wilson & Mrs. Willis. The young couple also stressed a wel- come in words, "Do come and see us", residing on Union Ave., Port Perry. Don and Marilyn and each of their parents feel a great deal of good will and endeav- ours had been exercised in organizing the evening, also those who capably acted on the program deserve much credit. In fact you all being with us helped make the plearant evening. Dainty & liberal lunch ended the party. The G. N. S. Club met at the home of Mrs. Olive Brown for the fall term. Af- ter repeating Lord's Prayer, Mrs. Pugh, chaired the meeting. Minutes read by Mrs. J. Davidson. Appreciation card from the Davidson family, Middleton family and a note and donation from Mrs. L. Beacock. Treasurer Mrs. Heayn reported on finances. All agreed the annual din- ner held at Spruce Villa was a decided success. Plans are being discussed as to a Valentine Dance possibly some part of Feb- ruary. A substantial sum was voted to the committee rep- resenting 'Recreation Centre' for various purposes. Few business items discussed and then all enjoyed lunch. Mrs. M. Holtby of Man- chester has been staying at the president | the H. Holtby home during the week Mrs. Harold Holtby has been visiting her daugh- ter Mr. and Mrs. D. Tietze of Munroe, N.Y. Harold and Neil joined them for the long week-end and all attended Expo upon their return home. Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunter and Mr. and Mrs. C. Willes have returned from the weekend spent in Corwall and Stirling areas. "Mr. and Mrs. L.Beacock accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Devitt, Oshawa, were at Expo few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Devitt and their older children en- joyed the week-end in Roch- ester. Mr. and Mrs. J. Doupe and Mr and Mrs C Newnham are home from a month motor- ing in the western provinces. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mal- colm, Oshawa were recent Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Vance. Mr. Clarence Jeffrey, Re- gina, Sask., visited his bro- ther the Albert and Howard KEN P. 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