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* Honeydale Women have husy schedule ahead By Mabel Cawker - P.R.O. The first meeting for the New Year was held in the Muncipal Hall with a small attendance due to stormy weather and icy conditions. Pres. Mrs. * Thos. Bell opened the meeting extended 1 warm welcome to all. Due to the absence of the Programme Convener, Mrs. J. Carnochan assumed the 'esponsibility ~~ with the assistance of the group. The "Roll Call" was answered by naming a favourite teacher. The "motto" for the month was: "What we learn by naving a Recreation cen- lre,"" and -was ably com- mented on by Mrs. Allen. The Short Course entitled, "Bedroom and Bath" will be held .February 1st in the Presbyterian Church Hall 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. This course deals with decorating, refur- nishing etc. An attendance of twenty is required, and a small registration fee will be charged to help defray expense of the hall. Not only members are. invited to attend but any interested ladies will be welcomed. Bring along a Box Lunch, beverage will be supplied. An invitation has been received by the Honeydale Branch to share a short course with the Myrtle and Greenbank Branches, Jan- uary 30th, -10a.m. - 4 p.m. to be held in Myrtle Hall. Take along a 'Box Lunch" for the noon hour. This is a most informative course dealing with the modern up-to-date "Kitchen". Those wishing to attend please contact Mrs. Thos. Bell re-travelling ar- rangements. The next meeting of the 'Honeydale Branch will be held February 8th rather than the regular date. Those who have taken 'Sewing with Knits" are asked to ° model their costumes at this meeting, -- do hope all will have their creations completed in time to take part in the Fashion Show. The Mystery friends for 1973 will be drawn at the February meeting. An interesting History of the Willard family, prom- inent in Port Perry a few years ago, was given by Mrs. Stan Ploughman, and will be passed on to the Creator, Mrs. R. Cornish for the Tweedsmuir History. Sincere congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. James Owen upon attaining 69 years of wedded bliss. Both are enjoying fair health. Mrs. Owen has been a fine member of the Honeydale Branch for many years. The meeting closed with Oh Canada! Lunch was served by the group. NN Ra aa vr AE NORRIE RF SRRARA Is Of Facts and Fantasy by Reta M. Berrill A Belated Tribute | We were house guests at the home of a mutual friend. She had known our family and their families. We were less than strangers but this was our first meeting and our paths would never actually cross again. Yet, she became an unforgetable image. She, a lady nearing the end of a long teaching career. We, young, shy, immature, unskilled and unschooled. Also, frightened, frustrated and recovering from a serious injury that had kept us within the four walls of a hospital for many months. But we were not bitter. And perhaps this was our only hope of salvage in the eyes of another. She was quick to observe that we put such characters as seen and saw, did and done, gone and went in the proper places and, remembered that 'ing, should never be ignored. She'd known that schools had been far from us and transportation was nil. And now, even that old reliable, Shanks Pony, was indisposed. Realizing that this lady know more about us than we knew of ourself we answered her questions regarding our scholastic achievement and lack of it, without hesitation. And when the session was over she simply clasped our hands within her own and said slowly and seriously, "My dear, Don't ever tell anyone and no one will ever know." A lifetime has been spent trying to be worthy of this praise. But perhaps this was her intention. Every nugget of wisdom we've gleaned through the years have been a reminder of her. We learned that Trial and Error is a harsh teacher and the needed discipline must come entirely from ones self. There's no one to care if we rate an A plus, or a Z minus. But with each step forward--came hope that some day we'd really reach that plateau where, indeed--no one will ever know. This was our goal. There was no diploma or other piece of paper to prove advancement and we learned to realize the truth of this, said by someone who wished to remain anonymous. "Strange how much you've got to know before you know how little you know." And we thought on this, said by that Roman Philosopher, Seneca, "speech is the index of the mind." If that lady has thus inspired even a small fraction of the many lives she touched, her reward should be truly great. And she'll be well remembered. We pay tribute to the late Miss Laura Orchard who was known to many, if not most of our readers. We owe her much. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 10th, 1973 -- 9 ART GATES "Boss, that car you advertised as a steal has been stolen!" 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There was a Young Peo- ples Meeting at Epsom Sunday evening. All who attended had a wonderful time. Don't wait for an invitation you are all wel- come. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton had supper with Mrs. Wm. MacGregor on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Prentice enjoyed the Noble New Year's Reunion in Uxbridge. Mr. H. Ashton went into Port Perry Hospital to-day for minor surgery. We hope he will be home in a few days all patched up. Miss Peggy Ruhl spent Sunday afternoon with her HOME HEAT J Prices Effective from January 11th to January 27th AIR FRESH SPRAY Deodorant 4 Fragrances 8 oz. 69c Man. Sugg. Retail $1.22 TUMS 100's Man. Sugg. Retail 66¢ KEN P. MURRAY Electrical Contractor _ Domestic & Industrial CALL US FOR FREE ESTJMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL Phone: 985-7005 274 ROSA ST. -- PORT PERRY '_ friend Miss Sharron West. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Christie were Mrs. Taylor, Tina Ruhl and Est- her Houghland. " Epsom Community Club and friend extend sympathy to the family of the late Isaac Catherwood. He was an active member in Epsom Community since its begin- ning in 1953. Sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Beare, Port Perry in the sudden passing of his brother Clarence. We also express sympathy to the Christie family in the sudden passing of Mrs. Grant Chris-: tie. Also to Mr. Frank Taylor of Uxbridge in the loss of his wife. Mrs. DeShane, Ricky and Cathy of Port Perry called to visit with Mrs. Cawker one evening. Mrs. West entertained guests recently from Hamil- ton and Scarborough. Limited Quantity on all specials Neo Citran ADULT COLD REMEDY 10's Man Sugg. Retail $1.59 I KOTEX REGULAR - 48's hy Retail $2.59 1.77 Colgate Family Size DENTAL Cream 79¢ Man. Sugg. Retail $1.39 on Eo RT a ot re ie SUC Se - TINA Ap EN 3 ERR ng ps AN 1 Nr De > f 23, MEAD ho he EISEN ER Xe AY 4