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Cv Pet SH at, de A a rie EA wo irs ond ar RA 5 ART i agen] SA A . 'a suitable Christmas poem. "~Marjory Letcher; 16-- -PORT PERRY STAR, THURS, DEC. 19th, 1963 Port Perry Man Given Promotion of Port has been appointed Jim Smeltzer, Perry, Supervisor of Chemical An-| alysis at the new Research & Development Centre of the British American Oil Co., Toronto. He will be in charge of the development of standard an- alysis methods for the com-, pany. He joined the B. A. in 1954 and held various positions in the laboratory at Clarkson and more recently at the! Montreal refinery, was Supervisor of Analytical Research. He assumes his new duties on January 1st. He is a brother of Profes-| sor Walter Smeltzer Ph.D. of MacMaster University, Ham- ilton, Ont. . --X -- UCW. Present | Annual Reports Welcoming members and vis- itors the U.C.W. Pres, Mrs, Merlin Dowson chaired the Christmas meeting, held Tues. evening, Dec. 10th, in the Church basement. ing was brought to order with | The -minutes were read by Mrs. Edgar Leask and adopted, | and the Treas. Mrs. Fred Craw- ford gave the annual financial | report, balance for 1963. A report of the Bazaar held -in--Nov:; was also given by Mrs. Crawford. Corr, : Sec'y Mrs. Geo. Hall! advised, 20 Christmas cards and 16 get well cards, were sent during the past month. Annual reports presented by the various Officers, and Con- veners, showed a tremendous amount of work accomplished during the year. Many worth- while projects were undertaken and carried out successfully. __Condige annual _ meetings held in the homes were outlined by the Unit Lea- ders. Our - Hospital Represen- tative Mrs. Mary Hardy, re- ported on the "talent" money raised by Units, for the local Hospital. : During tte business portion many items of business were discussed, and many imports ant projects supported. The Devotional was conduct- ed by Unit 6, Mrs, Aylmer. Ploughman opening with a poem, followed by Prayer. Mrs. Mrs. Gord, where he The meet- | Mrs. Roy St. John and Mrs, Alymer presented the beautiful Christmas Story Ploughman in word and song with Mrs. Geo. Samells at the piano, Mrs. Ploughman closed with Prayer. Miss Alice Dodd, Unit 7, in charge of the programme, read the Christmas Story from Philips' Translation, and asked questions on this passage. Christmas Carol singing, un- der the direction of Mrs. Mar- garet Burnett, was much en- joyed. Mrs, Wes. Lane accom- panied at the piano. Following the meeting, a so- cial hour was held, Unit 8 serv- ing a delicious lunch. DIAL 985-7303 In order to give better ser- vice to subscribers and ad- vertisers the Star now has two new telephone numbers. The number to 'dial is 985- 7383. If this number, is busy," your call will automatically switch over to the second number 985-7384. WM. 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