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ne > a ee. omar 5 ' 3 Rh i 12--PORT PERRY STAR, THURS., DEC, 12th, 1963 hostess. The Mystery Sister - WERT 'SCUGOG NEWS The Head Memorial U.C.W, held their Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs. John Pearce, Port Perry, with 18 members and 3 visitors present on Tues- day evening, December 3rd. The meeting opened with the theme hymn and prayer. Reta Wilson gave the prayer and Beryl Pearce read the scripture. Reta Reader read the story and suggested we read the Gospels of Mathew and Luke on Christ- mas day The minutes were read and approved. The roll call was "Our Favourite Christmas music". Reports were received from the Hosp. Aux. represent- ative and the Visiting Com- mittee. The following slate of offi- cers was brought in for 1964-65: President--Reta Wilson Vice-Pres.--Reta Reader Sec'y--Ruth Heayn Treasurer--Marion Carter Visiting Com.--Dorene Ash- bridge and Clara Dowson Hosp. Aux.--Mpyrtle Manns and Bonnie Gerrow Pianist--Dorothy Martyn Parsonage Com.--Myrtle Manns ~ and Bonnie Gerrow Group Leaders-- #1--Gertrude Collins #2--Irene Carter #3--Betty Reader #4--Bonnie Gerrow The Treasurer gave her re-. port. " Dorene Ashbridge ran a con- test in which we questioned our' neighbours. Dorothy Martyn enlightened us on Christmas legend. writing his aunt a "thank you" letter for a Christmas present. | Beryl Pearce ran a contest of mixed cities. Reta Wilson, thanked the was set for January 22nd, Dor- othy Martyn to ask the Centre to cater. Clara Whitter and --- Beryl -Pearce-to - plan--the-pro- gram. Our Christmas stockings will be handed in October '64. It . was announced White Gift Sun- day would be December 15th. Myrtle Manns presented our retiring President, Marie Clark with--a gift -of appreciation. Marie thanked everyone and hoped all the ladies would have the opportunity to be President at some time. Mystery Sister 'gifts were ex- changed. The evening ended " with a bountiful pot luck lunch. On Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Jack Manns and family were in attendance at the Ang- "Tican Hall in Port Perry when 45 nieces and nephews of the former Miss Flossie Spencer gathered to honour her and her husband Mr. Alvin Aldred upon' the occasion of their recent marriage. Saturday night was also an occasion for a surprise birth- day party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Lynde of Ash- burn. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ash- bridge and .several families from-the-Foot were in attend ance, Sunday morning the bus ar- rived at the Head Sunday . School and was filled and on its | way at the appointed hour of 9.16 toward Casa Loma. We learned that we had been very wise in making our arrange- ment for an early visit. When we saw the crowds arriving at 12.30 we were glad to be on our way. The children had a very exs citing time looking at the toys, the enchanted forest and Santa Reta Wilson gave a' monologue of a young boy Claus. The adults Soro the decorations which were beyond the imagination. The train display was satisfying to all enthusiasts. Those who had never seen the Castle before decided to return some time when they can see all of it. visited on the Island homes for supper. We were glad to have Mrs, S. Rodman go with us. She was later able to visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. Graham. The Harrisons of Toronto joined with the Ashbridges for supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Stone. On Monday night Beverley Manns, Ann Carter and Sandra Healey stepped up and were en- rolled in the Girl Guides. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Martyn reached their destination in California rather fatigued but cenjoyed the trip all the way. Miss Connie Mawhinney of Ajax visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. C. Aldred for a few | days. Mr. and Mrs. F. Jackson and Mr, and Mrs. M. McLaren at- tended the Jackson - McDonald : wedding in Ajax on Friday night. Best Wishes to the i bridal couple. Mr. Demara Sr. has returned | from hospital. Nice to have | you home again Mr. Demara. Misses" Sandra and Gloria | Fralick of Toronto at their homes here for the week-end. Mr. & Mrs. LeaVaug of Tor- onto spent several days at Pine Point last week. Mr. Cecil Fralick home over the week-end. It is nice you are feeling better Mr. Fralick. Mr. and Mrs, D. Aldred, Mrs. V. Aldred and Mr. and Mrs. C. Redman 'attended the installing staff of the-lodge party, on Sat- ~| urday night, at the home of Mr. and Mrs: J. C. Love. A lovely time was had by all present. Pleased to hear Mrs, Free- from hospital: - Church and S.S. on Sunday. Services as usual next Sunday, 10 a.m. See you there, On Wednesday night = our Mystery Sister Party was a huge success. catered to thirty five members and such a-good hot roast beef dinner was served along 'with all varieties of pies, Ode to the U.C.W. Pears, Peaches, Plums, Grapes All worked together a supper to make We baked the pies, and roasted the meat All for the people of Scugog to eat. Our reputation grew and so . great was our game To sample our food many newlyweds came Besides cooking and baking we sew a mean stitch Always striving to make our "bank account rich Our aftérnoon teas and meetings galore Vital problems are _brought to the fore. To-night we have gathered to close out the year 'And honor our Mystery Sisters so dear The ladies consented to come from the Head They promised Christine we'd all be fed. Thanks, to them for a very fine meal : Ere the bells ring out, we have an appeal From the Minister, Stewards and Elders too The United Church Women your best always do. Several of the young couples man Sr., is able to be 'home A lovely large attendance at | The: Head ladies |. C.W.L. HOLD POT-LUCK SUPPER The C.W.L. of Immaculate Conception Church held its an- nual Christmas party and pot- luck supper on -Tuesday, Dec. 3rd in the Parish hall. Several; guests were present in addition to the mémbers including Fa- ther Marynen, Pastor of Port: Perry and Uxbridge and his as- sistant Father Reuser, who is Spiritual Director of Port Perry C.W.L. A short bsuiness meeting was held first which was opened by prayer. Father Reuser gave a brief talk reminding members that it was the Feast of St. Francis Xavier, a great mis- | The meeting closed with prayer sionary of the Church, and that all Christians must be mission- aries in their own small field of endeavour, Mrs. Kroes read the minutes of the last meeting which were adopted and Mrs. Amell gave the Treasurer's report. Presi- dent Mrs. Whitfield reminded members that the children's Christmas party would be held on the afternoon of Dec. 15th and that a programme of sing- ing and dancing had been ar- ranged for their entertainment. It was voted to present each child with a bag of candy and a small religious article and to give a small gift to all those participating in the entertain. ment programme. agreed to send a little remem- brance to three "Shut-ins" of the parish at Christmas-tide. The president the expected guest of honour, Mrs. Gregory Carter of Whitby C.W.L. was unable to attend owing to a prior engagement. and Father Reuser gave his blessing. Three tables were spread with bright, festive cloths and laden with delectable food. A tall Christmas tree glimmered and sparkled in one corner and a small table was piled high with gaily-wrapped gifts. Members It was also! regretted that. ant and enjoyable evening and everyone received a gift which was opened and admired. Carols were sung at the close of the meal, An iced Christmas cake was won by Mrs. Vanstrien for having the lucky "cup" and Mrs. Boehme won a Christmas pudding for having a birthday nearest to Christmas Day. A "Barbie" doll and outfit donat- ed by Mrs. Geo. Bell was drawn for and won by Mrs. Ann Wannylschof. Deaths PARRY, Ila Gladys--Sudden- ly at the Port Perry Com- munity Hospital, on Sunday, Dec. 8th, 1963, Ila Gladys Black, beloved wife of the late William Parry and dear mother of Jack, George, Doris, Norman, Robert of Port Perry, William, . Oshawa, Alice (Mrs. S. Sharp) Frankford. Service from the McDermott - Panabaker Chapel, Port Perry on Wednesday. In- . terment Pine Grove Cemetery. and guests spent a very pleas- x a com plete assortment ot MAGNETIC INK ENCODED BUSINESS CHEQUES NOW available vow Pyros, Be = YAN LINES 100 CHESTWUT §V. 1236 TOURTOWNR, A ". b § ss Douars YOUR FAVOURITE BANK 1334 MAIR 87. AT QUEE TOURTOX I, PROVINCE ad Sy 4 | "a A 4! i ---- B90= 23" . MODERN VAN LINES see our new 36 page 'Mustrated catalogue 3 and choose the cheque that suits your business requirements Bae f = = || » "=m = N 1 gr LO I il . 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