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LA BATE NT Nh - h. AL en had Fe, 5 MAN Tarp inh - a%Y AAI NPR] [YEE AMD rhe Ag» TY Ry ACIERGL ena Ra NE Ae 48 BATAAN EN Net Paint CLR aba EthANAR LAMAR aw BSR 14--PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. FEB. 27th, 1964 Gold Cord Presentation Attended By Grandparents Of Recipients | sonal gift was given to her by By Alma Reesor In the presence of her fellow Guides, Brownies, her family, friends and neighbours, Cather- ine Jefford ,eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Jefford, Port Perry, Ontario, recently received her gold cord, a symbol of the highest achievement to be obtained in guiding. Cath- erine is the eleventh guide in Port Perry to receive this co- veted award. The presentation was made in the Church of the Ascension, North Street, Port Perry, of! which Catherine is a member. Following the opening pro- cessional hymn "Onward Girl Guides Onward", and the na- tional anthem, the colours were presented by Guides Susan Roach and Judy Dagenais, as- sisted by guards Cathy Jeffrey; Sheralyn Sonley; Sharon Sweet- man and Joanne Jackson. Mrs. George Hall, a former pre- sident of the Guide and Brownie Mothers' Auxiliary, An inspiring address was given by the guest 'of honour Mrs. Frank Godley, a former area Commissioner, who was introduced by Mrs. Roach. The Scriptures were read by the Reverend Mr. 0. W. Orr, M.A., S.T.B. of the Church of the Ascension. After the closing hymn "In Christ There is no East or West" the standard bearers re- tired with the colours. The congregation joined in singing "O Canada" and the blessings of the Church were given by the minister. Following this impressive ceremony a reception was held in the Church Hall. The tea Mrs. Rae Webster, newly ap- pointed district commissioner, acted as, of -Seugog Division, mistress of ceremonies and af- ter extending a warm welcome, : called upon Guides Martha Car- | who | sang the Guide Laws, unaccom- | negie and Sharon Eade, panied. This was succeeded by the Brownie Prayer repeated in, unison by the Browines and the: Guide Prayer repeated by the Guides and the Lord's Prayer. After the Guide Hymn, "God, Who Touches Earth W ith, Beauty" was sung, three Brow- | nies, Margo Michie; Joanne Prentice and 'Norma Parkinson gave the ceremonial salute to a' Gold Cord Guide. Guide Catherine Jefford was presented with her by Division Commissioner Mrs. Arnold Roach. Other presentations The solid gold Trefoil pin, presented by Mrs. Gray, chairman of the Local Association; a sterling silver coffee spoon presented by Guide Sheila Kenny on behalf of the! 1st Company; the Gold Cord | pin was presented to her by her youngest sister, Elizabeth Jef- ford and Brownie Debbie Jef- frey made a presentation of a pearl encrusted brooch on. be- half of the three Brownie Packs. Catherine was the recipient of many other useful gifts among which was a hand-made ham-| were: - mered aluminum tray designed with all the guide awards that Catherine had received during | her guide bearing This per- Gold Cord: Guide : Donn table was most attractive with a unique floral arrangement of Guide colors -and Gold Chry- santhemums, flanked by cande- labra, centred on an antique lace tablecloth. Mrs. George Hall and Mrs, John Ballard (a form- | 2 l er guide leader) presided over the tea table with the assist- ance of Guides of Catherine's t Patrol. The Guide and Brownie Mothers were hostesses to over "125 guests. Among the honoured guests were Catherine's grandmother, , Mrs. H. H. Jefford and her | grandfather, Mr. A. Roots, both of Toronto. The ushers for the evening: were Guides Lynne Beare and Linda Jefford (another sister of the Gold Cord winner). Death PALMER, Rosetta A.--At the | home of her son, Oshawa, Ont. on Thursday, Feb. 20th, 1964, Rosetta A. Adams, beloved wife of the late Thomas Palmer of Port Perry, Ont., and dear mo- ther of George, Oshawa, Mil- dred (Mrs. R. Jeffery) Toronto, Norma (Mrs. C. King), Toronto, Marjorie (Mrs. S, Thompson) Chilliwack, B.C., Patricia (Mrs, W. Graham), Oshawa, in her 79th year. Funeral from Chapel of McDermott-Panabaker, Port Perry on Saturday. Interment | Pine Grove Cemetery. .|in Whitby dwelling mostly on Presentation Of By Cartwright H.S. Successful The High School Students as- sisted by two old students gave a wonderful presentation of the Musical Comedy "Salad Days" by Julian Slade & Dorothy Rey- nolds in the Community Hall on Friday and Saturday evening. There was a complete sell out of tickets for both nights." The stage looked very attractive and bright, and made a good setting | McDuff of the Oshawa Sym- or scenes "In the Park"." "Salad Days" tion of all the 49 people taking front of house. been so smooth. Byers on the two pianos, David | home of Mrs. H. Taylor on part, back stage, on stage and ing Hymn 383 and prayer. The Without the | hostess served a dainty lunch excellent stage managers the|and a social 'time was spent by performance could not have|the 7 members present. The music which was being home of Mrs. Keith Van Camp played almost continuously was| wr 4 : by Cheryl Metcalf and Janice on Wednesday evening with 13 Anna Unit Mrs. Kenneth Samells was] hostess for the Anna Unit at! her home, Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 18th. Meeting opened with prayer and hymn 16. Mrs. Roy McLaughlin took the Worship from John 14, verse 27. The offering was received and ded- icated. Mrs. Lorne Thompson dealt with Chapters 7 and 8 of "The Word and The Way" and a question and answer period followed. Mrs. Russell Mountjoy gave a paper on "The Study Book of India. Decided to have a Bake Sale after the Feb. 25th meeting. Next meeting of Unit, Mar. 17th at the home of Mrs. Jean McLaughlin. Some ladies handed in blocks for Afghan also enough flan- elette blocks for a quilt which Mrs. Johnston offered to put together. After the closing ex- ercises lunch was served and social time spent. Candace Unit Mrs. Harry Van Camp was hostess for the Candace Unit which met at her home on Tuesday, Feb. 18, at 1 p.m. and began with a dainty dessert Eleven members and one child attended. The Worship from the theme "Training for Witness" was taken by Mrs. Marwood Mec Kee and Mrs. Gordon Strong. Mrs. Dalton Dorrell and Mrs. Gordon Paisley conducted the programme on "The Study of Women in India". Dorcas Unit are to be in- vited to the next meeting which is to be held at the home of Mrs. Ivan Thompson. Recom- mended that Rev. Romeril be asked to conduct a study of "The Word and The Way" each Monday. This Unit is to plan the Menu for the Shorthorn | Banquet for April 8th. Meeting | closed with prayer. Dorcas Unit The February meeting of the Dorcas Unit was held at the Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 18th. The leader opened the meet- ing with a Call to Worship. Hymn 70 was read by the group. Mrs. Walter Wright was in charge of the Bible Study and took for her theme, John 14 -- verse 27, followed by a prayer. After the offering was received and dedicated, Mrs, interesting letters from Miss Doreen VanCamp telling of her work in India. ; Mrs. Lloyd - Wright brought highlights from the Presbyterial Dr. Vipond's address on Malaya. Roll was answered by calls made and books read. An invitation from the Can- dace' Unit to visit them March | 17th, was accepted. ate good used clothing for a bale. Meeting closed by read- Esther Unit The Esther Unit 'met at the |. members 'and one visitor in BLACKSTOCK NEWS day and anniversary box to in- Stanford Van Camp read some] Members were asked to don- : clude all the members of each family. --A_committee to plan the Choir supper for Mar. 19th was named. Roll was answered with number of visits made. Closed with the Benediction by our leader. Lunch was enjoyed. Messengers Messengers met on Tuesday IT RI aT RAS and 2 leaders present. Messenger hymn was sung. 'Motto and Prayer repeated. Mrs, Ferguson conducted the Worship period. Another Indian game "Water Pots" was played. Roll Call was answered by "My Favourite Hymn" and a couple of them were sung. Elizabeth Thompson told the 3rd chapter of the Study Book, after which the children finished coloring pictures and pasted them on after school with 9 children the map of India. TEACHING PIANO EDITH PLATFORD, A.T.C.M. Teacher of Piano, Theory and Harmony. Any age, any grade. Special courses for beginners. For appointment phone 985-7563 Feb. 29/64 INSURANCE Have us Check Your Insurance Policies, you could be losing a Substantial Discount by not having a Composite Policy For Information Contact EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance 985-2421 ..Port Perry, Ont. FARM HOMES BUSINESS LOTS "MARGARET BALLARD ~ REALTOR Sunderland, Ont. Phone 303 Nov. 21/64 GILLSON & McPHADEN General Insurance PORT PERRY - ONTARIO Telephone 985-2341 Office Corner John & North Sts. 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The | Producer was Beryl Hibbs, both | ppg, Lee read a very thought cast got into the swing of | of Whom are on the Staff of|proyoking article and led in . «an seemed to be enjoy- | Cartwright High School. prayer. Mrs, Harvey Graham os After Saturday's performance | led the discussion on Chapter 7 a party was held on the stage|of "The Word and The Way". 4 All taking part were most re-|Mrs. Mountjoy brought glean- The success of the perform-|luctant to see the end of this ings from the Presbyterial in 4 ance was due.to the co-operas enjoyable project. : de that the birth- cia INCOME TAX and BOOKKEEPING SERVICES . -- SEE -- ALEX SHEPHERD Room #2---Post Office Building, Port Perry Specializing in farm and business tax returns. Telephone 986 - 7081