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10--PORT FERRY STAR, THURS. OCT. 31st, 1963 RAGLAN NEWS By Mrs. J, K. Lawrence R.R. 1, Oshawa, Ont. Brooklin 655-3583 Raglan United Church U.C.W. held their Oct. meeting at the home of Mrs. Stan Manns. This was an afternoon meeting. The President Mrs. Leonard Slute was ni the chair. Following the opening hymn, "Eternal are Thy Mercies, Lord", the Lord's Pray- er was said. Mrs. Don Fergus- on led in the Devotions, the theme being "Thanksgiving". Scripture was read by Mrs. Ro- bert Bryant. Following Roll Call, reports were given by the Secretary, Mrs, Lorne Slute and the Treasurer, Mrs. Harold Bray. The overwhelming suc- cess of the sale of chocolate bars was reported by Mrs. Geo. Bray. A Stanley Demonstra- tion will be held in the C.E.B.,! Raglan Church on Nov. 7th at! Plans are being final- 8 p.m. ized forthe Bazaar on Sat., Nov. 23rd at 2.30 p.m. in the Hall Mrs. Lloyd Evans opens her home on Nov. 6th at 8 p.m, for the regular U.C.W. meeting. Following Benediction, the host- esses, Mrs. Clayton Mills and Mrs. Roy Moon, served lunch. The turkey supper at the Hall at Raglan Church was largely attended. The delicious meal was well organized and nicely served, much credit goes to the Convenor, Mrs, Clayton Miller and co-convenors, Mrs. Gordon Corner, Columbus, Mrs. Lorne Slute, Mrs. Doris Nottingham and Mrs. Jean Ferguson. The S.0.S. Club of Raglan School held their first meeting in the new School, with a large attendance of 28. The Presi- dent, Mrs. Elmer Layng wel- comed all and particularly those who were new to the School. Following the reports by the Secretary, Mrs. Clayton Miller, and the Treasurer, Mrs. Stan' shi Yes, it's true. Now you can buy a resl organ. for only $646. And best of all, anyone can play. From Dad down to daughter . . . even if they've never played a note... they'll be playing tunes in minutes. *K Just-s25 DOWN ABOUT $4 A WEEK EASY BUDGET TERMS Let us prove... THE LOWREY ORGAN is STARLET DELUXE FEATURES: ® Two keyboards . .. 13-note . ® Percussion for special effects ® The exclusive Lowrey Glide ® Solo voices . . ® 30 watt high fidelity amplifier Why walt another day? Come in - or phone us for a free trial in your own home. Manns, a general discussion was held regarding the sale of Keep- sake Plates, imprinted with pic- tures of the new school at Rag- lan, and the old sehools of Rag- lan, Mount Carmel and Mack- enzie. There followed an op- portunity for the parents to talk to the teachers, Mrs. F. Auld, Mr. Balic and Mrs. Lyte, an dexamine the children's school books on display in the various rooms. The Nov. 20th meeting will also be in school at 8 p.m. Mrs. Lorne Slute recently en tertained the 1st Raglan Ladies Auxiliary and Parent's Com- mittee at their regular monthly meeting. Mrs. Lois Luke, the President opened the meeting, and the Scout and Guide Prom- ise were repeated. The -Secre- tary's report was given by Mrs. Earl Bray. Treasurer's Report for the Parent's Committee was given by Mrs, J. Bright. In the absence of the Treasurer for the Ladies Auxiliary, Mrs, Doris Slute gave the report. The Chairman of the Local Associa- tion Mrs. Lorne Slute spoke briefly of the need for Guide Leaders. Miss Maple Brown is acting as such on a temporary basis. Final plans for the Rummage Sale, Bake Sale and Tea Tables on Sat., Oct. 26th, were made, Mrs. Lois Luke as Convenor. An invitation was accepted to attend the Ladies Auxiliary Executive Meeting in Oshawa, at 1st Oshawa Scout Hall. Instead of a regular pro- gram, each mother present told what was enjoyed most by her Scout, Cub, Guide or Brownie. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer. The next meet- ing will be at the home of Mrs. Ww. Adair on Wed., Nov. 27th at 8 p.m. PLUS BENCH § | i Beautifil cabinet in rich mahogany or walnut oe CHECK THESE WONDERFUL pedalboard . A wide range of orchestral effects + te ase 0 pay ofall mus trots. "ALTO MUSIC SUPPLIES 453 SIMCOE ST. 8S. JOHN * OSHAWA ORDE Sales Representative : PORT, PERRY, Ontario A the! The recent Rummage Sale, Bake Sale and Tea Thales at the C.E.B, Raglan United Church was convened by Mrs. Lois Luke. The Bake Tables were ably supervised by Mrs. W | Adair and Mrs. D. Slute. The Rummage tables by Mrs, Stan Manns, Mrs, H. Luke, Mrs. G. Solomon, and Mrs. S. Bray. Mrs. J. Bolduc was in charge of the kitchen. = Helping serve tea were Linda Slute, Martha Anne Lawrence, Penny and Mary Slute. The local patronage is to make this affair a success. Many articles of clothing from dow nto Simcoe Hall in Oshawa. 1st Raglan Scouts and Cubs are now non-active, there are no leaders. These are a faithful group of boys who. attend their meetings regularly ment and the community. The; plea is out for intelligent and' enthusiastic leaders to offer their The Chairman Committee is Mr. of Raglan. of the Stan Mains Anyone who meets the Boy Scout Movement is as- sured the full co-operation of the Group Committee and the Ladies Auxiliary. Td lke to take this opportun- ity of wishing the new: Publi- shers of the Port Perry Star, much satisfaction in knowing they are serving the town and surrounding districts, by bring- ing the pleasure of reading to Good luck. sO many. Tied up .in a social whirl ? Keep yourguestswarm ! Feed your fire nothing but 'blue "--the coal that is blue colour marked so you can be sure of safe, dependable, low-cost heating. it'sa warm experience.' 'blue * Reesor Fuel and Lumber PORT PERRY 985.7951 warmly appreciated and helped | and are a credit to the move- || the Rummage table were sent. because | | 1 services in this capacity. : Group the qualifications set down by : every success in their new ven- § ture, and hope they will derive } Bright, Patsy Bray and Sharain {%§ Nature Does Strange Things The unusual fine fall weather this year has been doing strange things to nature's many gifts to mankind. Last week "a Port Perry gentleman brought in half a pint of strawberries and a bunch of sweet peas to the Star office and this week - Don Beacock, R.R. 4, Port Perry, shown in the above picture picked the "siamese" twin apples he is holding at Holmeswood Orchards, Agincourt. Mrs. Fear of Prince Albert picked - a dish of raspberries from her garden last week and Mrs. Douglas Butt phoned in to tell she had several good sized berries for her table. --Star Photo United Church At 6.30 p.m, Friday, October 4th, members of Unit 4 of the; U.C.W. and their friends gath- ered at the home of Mrs. Hazel: O'Neill on Caleb St. for their' "Annual Pot Luck Supper". a scrumptious assortment of scalloped potatoes, hot and cold meats, green and jellied salads, | pickles, rolls, cakes, Pies and | squares. : |, After the supper hour, a short business meeting was held with | our very capable leader, Mrs. | Wm. Moase in the chair, The | subject of nominations in the' U.C.W. for the coming year, was discussed and three names | were put on the list. Mrs. Moase - mentioned the annual Christmas Bazaar to be held.in: the United Church basement, : November 23rd. Mrs. Hazel. O'Neill was in charge of the! devotional, Mrs. John Young | read a story with the these be} ing "Thanksgiving". : George Hall read the as and Mrs. Linstead led us in prayer. Hymn 16, "The Church is one foundation", was sung by. 'Women Hold Annual Pot Luck Supper everyone. Danny Reesor showed us his coloured slides of: his trips out west and to Ottawa. Thanks, -Danny for the very enjoyable and informative hour "Thirty-four people sat down to of pictures. Our next unit meeting will be Nov. 5th at 2.30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Lew Wilton, Sim- coe St. Mrs. Moase expressed thanks to Mrs. O'Neill on behalf of the unit for opeting her home to us. : PORT PERRY EAGER BEAVERS! 17 girls attended the third 'meeting of the 4-H Homemak- ing Club, held 'at Mrs. Earl Bryant's. After repeating the 4-H Creed in unison the leaders told how to choose the style, design and material for wool skirts. The home assignment is to get patterns and material, so that a start can be made on the Skirts at' the next "meeting. Annual Church Parade 1963 Royal Canadian Legion BRANCH 419, PORT PERRY The Annual Church Parade of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 419, Port Perry, will be held on SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10th at GRACE UNITED CHURCH, SCUGOG ISLAND at 11.00 a.m. J Services will be conducted by our Branch Padre, the Rev. Claude C. Gilbert, and the wreath- laying ceremony will take place at the Port Perry Memorial Library. Marchers at the Port Perry Post Office at 10. -30 a.m. please parade * Oct. 31