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A" Pn id . > PSE Tay Pal tT peur" i GA Dat SI A. L J dat bs 4 all - la v hgtia, he had ti Nai 6 - PORT PERRY STAR-Thursday, December 21, 1967 Honeydale W.l. Enjoy Meeting, Christmas Party District Annual. A collection was taken to purchase Christ- mas gift for the boy in Orillia. Achievement Dav is Dec. 16 in the United Church Hall in Uxbridge. Open to par- The December meeting o Honevdale Women's Tnstitute was combined with our Christmas party. , Reports were brief and busitiess held to a minimum. May 23 is date set for ents and friends in the after- noon. These are busy times for teenagers. It requires a scarifice of precious spare time to complete these cour- ses. Your presence on their big dav will do much to en- courage them. The next course girls, is "The Cereal Shelf". It starts mid Feb. More girls are needed to make the course interesting so mothers why not come with your girls to the enrolment meeting and see what it is all about. 5¢ to 1.00 STORES PORT PERRY" Due to the busy season our leaders in the "Baking with Yeast", course, have decided not to open this course until the New Year. Mrs. Morrow and group were in charge of the pro- gram. Mrs. Fred Raines gave an account of establiching a leather factory in Uxbridge by a New Canadian, who overcame many misfortunes to become a credit to the community. A member who has been to his shop twice speaks well of the qualitv of 3 "4 WE ARE OPEN BOXING DAY December 26th from 9 until .5 And It's Yours On Boxing Day At ALL CHRISTMAS MERCHANDISE MUST GO ~. CHRISTNAS ORNAMENTS 3 | 0) Sed): TRL Voy BENS AY LL BE ERISA FR » 5 So this man's work & material Mrs. N. Reader gave a reading on Christmas customs and the Nativity Scene. A social hour onened., with the singing of a Christmas Carol, exchange of gifts and affer- noon tea. Public Relations Officer Mrs. E. Bryant ALL WINTER DRYG0ODS ire Going At 1D @)" OFF Open Boxing Day 9+ 5 {TESA TV SR WR -OBITU MRS. LLEWELLYN RAHAM Following an illness of two years the death occurred Dec. 8, at York Central Hos- pital, Richmond Hill, of Mrs. Llewellyn Raham. She was in her 76th year. Mrs. Rahm was born in Reach Township and was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William C. Prescott. She was educated at Shir- lev's School. Reach Township, and married James Llewellvn Raham at Xing Street United Church, Oshawa, Dec. 27th, 1919. She had resided for the past 35 vears in Richmond Hill but was previouslv a re- sident of Fast Whitby Town- shin and Langstaff. Mrs. Raham was a member of the United Church and the Ladies' Orange Benevo- lent Lodge in Richmond Hill. She is survived by her hus- band, a sister, Mrs. Wilbert Smith (Mavise) of Oshawa, and three brothers, Alfred and Aylmer of Hampton and Edgar of Enfield. CHARLES WALTER EDGAR Following a brief sickness the death occurred, Dec. 14, at his residence, 488 Masson Street, Oshawa, of Charles Walter Edgar in his 67th year. ARIES - Born in Reach Township, Feb. 27, 1901, the deceased was a son of the late Charles and Mary Edgar. He receiv ed his education at Port Perry and had been a resi- dent of the Port Perry area$ before moving to Oshawa 45 years ago, An employee of the Bell Telephone Co. for more than 40 years, prior to his retire- Jan. 1, 1964, Mr. Edgar was a splicing foreman with the company. He was a mem. ber of the United Church and of the Telephone Pioneers of America. < He is survived by his wife, 2 the former Edna Holmes, whom he married, Feb. 11, 1928, at Oshawa; a daughter, Mrs. Murray Lynn (Elaine) of Oshawa and two sons, Clif- ford of Don Mills and Gary of Kingston. Also surviving are a sister, Mrs. Frank Kight (Elsie) of Reach Township and a grand- daughter, Janice Lynn. He was predeceased by a sister, Mrs. James McNally (Sadie). The funeral service' was held at 2.30 p.m., Dec. 16, at a - Anderson Fun. eral Home. Interment was in Oshawa Union Cemetery. Rev. Dr. H. A. Mellow. min- ister of Northminster United Church, conducted the sem vice. HEATING Cold Weather, COMFORT Everyone wants to be com-} fortable in Cold Weather. LET US SUPPLY YOUR 'We Offer TOP QUALITY Fuels, with Automatic Delivery and FREE BURNER SERVICE. A Phone Call for OIL will bring our Truck to your door promptly. OIL needs. PHONE 985-7951 REESOR Fuel & Lumber. PORT PERRY | DE OF OF OF OF BF OF OF OF OF COMPLIMENTS * Of The Season FROM deal Dairy Bar Port Perry Open 7 Days A Week For Your' Convenience ~ Closed Christmas Day and New Year's A Day Only