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a oY § ES FSET 8--~THE PORT PERRY STAR, THU RS, FEBRUARY 22nd, 1962 herve Wars a Blackstock Wop By small attendance Thursday. President, Mrs. John Hamilton opened-the ieet- Severe weather and heavy snow ing and Mrs, Chas. with lanes and roads blocked has cat Devotional. The Prayer service in St. John's Chureh a on March 9th. The ladies present finished quilt- Smith took the |ing a quilt and made plans for an-! committee for the |other quilting. Meeting closed with could not get over all the roads in for next Christinas would be accepted. time for busses to gather the students, Plans were made for World's Day of | joyable evening at the Curling Party down on the attendance of meetings Pancake Supper on March 6, reported. | prayer by the President. and public gatherings. There was no The Dorcas Secretary reported the Wednesday, as the plows bale will be sent in March and gifts BEST BUY! -- Save 7¢! -- 3¢ Off Pack 1-1b, Packages DOMESTIC SHORTENING - 31. 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A With Captain Thompson as M,C. the evening'ss programmee ommenced with the Color Party marching to front and placing the Flags, followed by the singing of the Queen. Brownies and Guiides sang "My Country is My Cathedral", Norma Wotten recited the Brownie Promise and Joan Horton the Guide Promise. : Mrs. Ruddell of Bowmanville, Div- ision Commissioner presented Janice Byers, Lynda Kyte, Charyl Metcalf, Carol Rahm, Nancy Staniland and Joan Suggitt with All-Round Cords and congratulated the girls, their leaders and the parents for their work and interest, Mrs. Merlin Suggitt, President of the Pavent's Commission represented the six Guides with a First Class Pin cach. After the regular Guide closing exercises the Parents assisted by girls served a delicious lunch, Commissioner Hamilton prescned the girls with a Jovely cake with all six (a talk to the Guides. Recreation Centre for lunch and a Dorrell, Mrs. John Carnaghan and Mr. names and miniature flags of all countries where there are guides. ! District Commissioner, Mrs. Fred Hamilton extended a welcome to all. Lynda Mountjoy, Carol Werry Lorr- aine' Turner, Leanne Dorrell, and Carol Wotten with Brown Owl Turner, narrator, presented "The Brownie Story" --an original play written by | Lorraine Turner, Carol Werry, and Lynda Mountjoy. The Guides and Brownies sang a round-- "White Carol Bells". Golden Hand Brownies pres- ented a rhythm game. Following the singing of a hymn, Canon Ashmore offered prayer and Rev, Romeril gave Messrs. G. Paisley, R, Ashton, D. Davidson, Miss B. Hibbs, Mrs. D. Ivan Mountjoy attended the High Teacher's Convention in Pickering on Thursday. 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