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A RAEN Yan Mo CNT I ld Scugog News PORT PERRY UCW (continued) son, Vernon, and his family. Andy and Linda Hat- ~ schinski visited at Linda's parental home with Mr." and Mrs, Alvin Heayn and sisters prior to {heir vacation flight - - to Acapulco in Mexico. On Saturday, Cindy Dehart accompanied 'her . , friend Janet Reader home from town and visited until Sunday morning, 'On Wednesday evening Mrs. Connie Van Camp and ' Mrs. Diane Goreski were co- 'hostesses at the Van Camp home for a baby shower in honour "of Mrs.. Sharen Bobbie who recently was blessed = with = a baby daughter. There were a large number of guests from Whitby, Port Perry, Scugog "and other points. It is said a om TOSHIBA 19 inch : Color Portable © Automatic Fine Tuning - : ; VHF lighted tuner 3 : UHF sliding dual selector; : Full factory warranty # ¢ 1 yr. free factory: service 3} s Model #C-801WC : this tiny girl was the recipient of 15 dresses. That's a good start. on a wardrobe. Sunday, Mrs, Earl Reader visited Heather Reader in the Oshwa Hospital where "she underwent surgery last week, We understand the Cub and Scout Concert: is in '"'Grace'" church next Sun- day evening. The members of Unit Seven of the United Church Women niet Wednesday evening at the home of Margaret Brignall for the Christmas gathering. The meeting was preceded by a delicious pot. luck supper enjoyed in a home beautifully decorated for the Christmas season. Mrs. Brignall was warmly thanked by Isobel Lee on behalf of those present for her hospitality and also the committee for their part in' making the evening en- joyable, . The program was based on the Christmas theme and featured several carols sung to the accompaniment, of the organ, Margaret Brignall opened with a reading entitled 'Christmas Gifts." Prayer was led by Alice Dodd and the original Christmas story from the Bible was read by Jane Litt. Alice Dodd read a story written by Dr. McLure from the Observer and Lois Smith closed the program by a reading on the customs of Christmas. Instead of the members exchanging gifts this year, need shies? TOP 'QUALITY MEN'S and TEENAGE BOY'S Shoes & Boots ® WE FIX OLD SHOES ® WE. SELL NEW SHOES 233 DUEEN STREET ~-- SEE OUR FULL LINE OF PORT PERRY Sugg. list $549.95 Our Price with stand +459.95 Lamps Lamps anil .\ RCA Clock Radios (Many Models to choose from) G.E. Electric Carpet Sweepers G.E. Electric Floor Polishers TOSHIBA Cassette 'Tape Recorders Batteries or Plug-In more Lamps | gifts and decorations were brought to be presented to the patients at the Hillcrest Nursing Home, the leader, Jane Litt, . welcomed those present. Special guests were Mrs. M. Reeves, Mrs. Jean Mec- Dermott, president of the U.C.W. and Mrs. Oldfield and Mrs. Hoskin who had so generously helped with the quilt-making at bazaar time. The new. executive for 1972 was presented by the Non- minating Committee as follows: Leader - Jane Litt; " Co-Leader - Alice Dodd; Secretary - Verna Smith; Treasurer - Margaret Waite; 'Social = Daisy Parker and Katherine Watson; Program - Isobel Lee; Friendship and Visiting - Edna Anderson and Marilyn Wallace; Bazaar - Lois Smith; Pianist - Margaret Brignall; Telephone - Stella Birkett, Audrey - Geer -and. Eileen Lee. The next meetingwill be held on January 19 with the committee in charge - Hazel Crawford, Audrey Geer and Dorothy Martin. R.C.A. AUTOMATIC : Record Players * 549.95 R.C.A. PORTABLE Plug-In or Batteries from 94 WATER ST. - Record Players $44.95 44 05 § ol FURNITURE « APPLIANCES PORT PERRY - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 15, 1971-23 Nursing Home. News "Operator Chrarlie Brown" "a 'week - ago the chances of our completing the figures and decorations for our float were very dim. However, assisted by our Lady Volunteers . and members of the staff, the float was completed in good time for = Saturday's Christmas Parade. To our way of thinking, this was as good a float as we ever turned 'out and whether or , not we are among the prize winners, it was a lot of fun and we are sure the many children who saw the parade enjoyed Charlie Brown, Snoopy and his other friends immensely. Many thanks to 'Dr. Allin for driving the float, Mr. Morrow for loaning us his tractor and Mr. Jeffrey of Prince Albert for. providing the wagon. Congratulations are in order for Mr. Fred Duffield -who celebrated his 82nd birthday on December 7th. "Duffy,'"' as. he is af- fectionately known to the residents spent a very happy Sunday with his relatives in Oshawa. While talking of birthdays, we notice that another resident, Mr. Les Graham will celebrate his 90th on Friday, December" 17th. Many hapny returns of the day, Les Mrs. Barbara Heard; for many months a resident here moved Friday to Hillsdale Manor in Oshawa. We wish her, every happiness in her new surroundings. Here and There -- Rev. Wm. Black conducted a well attended church service in the Home last evening, December 14th, Tonight the Port Perry Junior Farmers Association will be here to sing Christmas Carols. The annual Christmas Party for the Home Staff will be held this year on December 17th. It will take the form of a dinner and dance at the Club Annrene. We wish everybody a very happy evening. KEN P. MURRAY | Electrical Contractor "Domestic & Industrial WIRING CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL HOME HEAT 985 - 7005 274 ROSA ST. -- PORT PERRY 'F- THANK YOU My sincere thanks to the voters of Reach Township for my re- election to council. 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