The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

a A J 4 SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB The Senior Citizen's of Port Perry held the first meetifg of | the New Year on Wednesday, | until about 10.30 p.m. Lunch number attended. The Presi- dent Mabel Chapman occupied the chair, and in her usual pleasant manner welcomed all members and visitors. Several attended from Uxbridge as they are interested in organizing a Senior Citizen's Club there and: wanted to get an idea how to go about it. Good luck to our friends from Uxbridge. Meet- img opened with Lord's Prayer repeated in Unison and then O Canada. Business was discuss- ed. Sorry to hear that many of the members are confined to their homes with colds. We wish Mr. Buckland (our treasurer) a good recovery; he is confined to Hospital at the time of writ- ing in Port Perry Hospital. Also a quick recovery to Mrs. G. Smith who was operated on recently at Uxbridge Hospital. To all we wish good health in the future, January 13th at 2 pm. A ve. | Two minutes silence was ob- served dor Mrs. Perkins, who passed away recently. We still} have a membership of one hun- "dred and lots of interesting things to do. We certainly ap- preciate the nice cosy hall we have to hold our meetings and - entertainments, so handy for | all. Next meeting for members Wednesday, January 27th at 2] p.m, (second & fourth Wed. of every month). Next euchre will be Saturday January 23rd at 8.30 p.m. at Club Hall. Be sure and come. Good prizes and the usual good lunch served by group in charge. On Sat., January 9th the first euchre for 1965 was well pat- Personalized "Just for You" stationery and thank-you cards add that extra touch of warmth to your wrrespondence. Your name and address or initials are printed on white or coloured quality writing papers in beautiful raised lettering, The impression is dignified, and oh so charming; yet the cost is very low. Choose your personalized #tationery, dinner napkins, cocktail napkins, coasters, matches and playing cards {4rom the many available styles you'll see in the personalized "Just for You" saniple book. P.8, They make wonderful gifts for family and friends too. Port Perry Star 985-7383 ronized, 19 tables were set up and progressive euchre played was served and then prizes were given to the lucky winners as follows: Ladies High--Mrs. A. Aldred, score 81; Ladies second --Mrs. W. Rogers, score 79. Consolation -- Mrs. E. Healy, score 38. Gent's High--Mr. E. Healy, score 75; Gent's second --Mr. T. Gibson, score 74. Con- solation--Mr. H. Gimblett, score 43. Thanks to all for making these euchres so successful. * * * Another year has quickly gone With all its SOrrow, joys and song And nineteen sixty five is here, May it bring health, wealth & also good cheer, And peace to nations around the earth, Good will to men with all its worth. p Health to the sick, wherever they may be, Whether on land, or air or sea. May this year bring blessings to all, ' Pleasant memories we all will love to recall. Half of January has more than gone by date, Best Wishes to all though it js a bit late. Scugog News GRACE U.C.W. The January meeting of Grace U.C.W. was held Wednes- day night, January the thir- teenth in the Church parlors. Nineteen members and one visitor were present. Mrs. Prentice opened the meeting and welcomed all pre- sent. The Lord's Prayer was repeated. Mrs. Boneschanster gave a good devotional taken from Job. Hymn 510 was sung "From Ocean unto Ocean", Rev. Gilbert then conducted a Dedication Service for the mew officers. Pres.--Mrs. Prentice (3rd term) 1st vice--Murs. R. Fralick J 2nd vice--Mrs. Kreig tecording Sec'y--Mrs, Cawker Corr. Sec'y--Mrs. Thomas Treasurer--Mrs. Moore Pianist--Mrs. Tetlow, Mrs. R. Fralick Stewardship & Recruiting Sec'y --Mrs. Thomas Hospital Aux. Representative-- Mrs. Smith } Business, Roll Call, Minutes, Offering, Correspondence read. + It was passed to cater to Mr. Cherrie's sale, Carol's group. Sale January 23rd. Elsie Pogue's group to cater to the Head Mystery Sister group January 27th at 6.30 p.m. It was moved and seconded that the price for wedding sup- pers be $1.76 per plate. Mrs. Gilbert to be in charge of our Bible Study. The book the Word & The Way was chosen for study. A suggestion box for our Feb. meeting was passed. February roll call to be an- fund raising. Congregational meeting to be Monday, January 18th at 8 p.m. at Grace. U.C.W. to purchase a box of get well cards. Offering was $4.90. Program -- Mrs. D. Aldred read an article written by a former pastor, the late Rev. D. W. Falley..-She also gave us a good New Year's Message. Mrs. M. Fralick conducted an interesting contest, "Things per- taining to the body". After the close of the meeting a lovely lunch followed. There will be no Scugog News this week, as the telephone of our correspondent has been out of order. SSeS eds If you are in Need of JOB PRINTING Call « PORT PERRY STAR PHONE: 985-7383 swered with a new idea for mr Parisienne Custom Sport Coupe / Pontiac is excitingly new and different this year. And more luxurious than ever. With its striking new styl- ing, sleeker, lower profile and majestic new grille, Canada's Success Car has outdone itself beautifully for 1965. And there's so much more than good looks ' to Pontiac's success story. It's the best handling, A GENERAL ORS VALUE Be sure to watch "Telescope" and "The Rogues" now showing on television. Check local listings for time and channel, P-565C Phone: 985-7361 65 PONTIAC the new look of success... smoothest riding, roomiest and most comfortable Pontiac yet. A new extra-strength perimeter frame, new wider track, new suspension and steering are just a few of the things that make this the greatest Pontiac ever. Here indeed is the new look of success for 1965! Parisienne Custom Sport Convertible Authorized Pontiac Dealer In Port Perry. Bob Archer Motors Lid. REET . osha IAA INARA Port Perry LAAN ERAN NTR Se i "Ss a Ae SE i rr IER a Sa po A. a a, Taw, > SR 5 be 20 od a « A A. oz CET |