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TY ! Re Tv wl ULE HEE HE 'Hospital Auxiliary holds December meeting | The Port Perry Hospital Auxiliary held their Decem- ber meeting on December 15. Eleanor Davidson took over the meeting, as our Presi- Lodge Master installed The Fidelity Masonic Lodge 428 in Port Perry held ceremonies December 8 for the installation of new lodge Master Earl Whitaker [seated, front row]. Also in front row from left are John Carr, inner guard; John Ross, immediate past master; Mr. Whitaker; Jim Cookson, senior warden; and Wm. Nicholls, dent Barbara Boagey was unable to be there. Eleanor opened the meet- ing with a good reading "Grandma is off her rocker' Senior Citizens meet by Marion King Wednesday Dec. 10 was the regular meeting of Senior Citizens Club 101.- We opened by singing O Canada with Aleta Leask at the piano. Ethel Irvine, presi- dent, welcomed two new members. We had the various committee reports read and adopted. We will be recognizing the January birthdays on Jan. 14 with a birthday cake. Janu- ary 21 will be a pot luck supper with pictures after from the travel club, "I'm proud 'to be me." The meeting closed with Mizpah Benediction after which lunch and euchre were enjoyed. Attendance 84. On Thursday Dec. 11 the Nursing Home was visited by the choir and quite a few of the. Senior Citizens. We sang three numbers, follow- ed by a Cello solo by Edna Beckett. Marion Webster sang O Holy Night. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clark sang some old familiar songs dressed in old fashioned clothes. The choir then sang two more numbers. Mr. Duff thanked the Senior Citizens Choir for entertaining them. A dainty lunch was served and a social time enjoyed. Guild makes plans for the New Year by Jo Dowson On Wednesday December 10th, the Guild members met in St. John's Church Hall for the annual Christmas Pot Luck Luncheon and gift exchange. The food was deliciéus and the fellowship greatly enjoyed by those present. A short business session was held after lunch at which plans were made for the January and February meet- ings. It was decided that Lillian Harper and Alva Thompson would teach Crewel Embroidery. At the January meeting members are asked to come equipped with a long eyed embroidery needle, embroidery hoops, a piece of factory cotton material, odds and ends of tapestry or other fine yarn and a pair of scissors. We wish you all-a Happy Holiday Season. HEATING CO. LTD. 24 Hr. Emergency Oil Burner Service New Installations of Furnaces & Burners Furnace Cleaning & Repairs FRED TIMMS PHONE 985-3998 junior warden. Standing at back from left to right are Jim Marlow, treasurer; Tom Anderson, director of ceremonies; Stan Glass, installing master; Hans Kraupa, secretary; Ron Mitchell, Chaplain; Charles Ashe, senior steward; Gord Thomas, organist; and Ron Davidson, junior Steward. and then wished everyone a Merry Christmas, on behalf of our president. The min- utes of the last two meetings were read and approved. Bonnie gave the treasur- er"s report. The Correspon- dence Secretary read seven thank you notes, and had sent out a plant and card to one of our members Betty Ringham who is hospital- ized. Hazel Coates reported on a lovely lot of knitted articles which had come in. She also reported from November 17 to December 15 that seven a ay a Merry Christmas to Alll Health & Happiness in the New Year. DR. EVA MANNEN . CHIROPRACTOR - NATUROPATH - NUTRITIONAL THERAPY - R.R.3, UXBRIDGE - DURHAM RD. 23 PHONE 852-6431 or 985-9192 Put a Smile on Your Face. boys and eight girls had arrived at the hospital. The Bake Sale had been a real success, despite the bad weather last Friday. Norma Kenny, Volunteer Co-ordinator reported one new volunteer, but she could do with more. Mary Cannon gave a very interesting report on the Fall Conference held in Toronto in December. Eleanor closed the meet- ing, and all enjoyed a lovely lunch served by Marjorie McDermott and Ann Currie, and a social half hour. Test Drive A HONDA call KEVIN CANNON City-Centre Automobiles 1110 Dundas St. East - Whitby 666-1772 YOUR LOCAL HONDA DEALER 525252525 2525¢5252529252525252525252525050525252525252525252525252525252; Te To Toe TT D. 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The hostess for U.C.W. meeting - January 13th is Marg. France and the New Officers will be installed at that time. A Christmas exchange of gifts was a feature of interest which all enjoyed. Bernice Mairs voiced appreciation to Neta Fish and committee. Mrs. V. Parsons, on behalf of tiring efforts as President for the last two years. Meeting closed with Mizpah Benediction and a Merry Christmas to all. Social Miss Patricia Marlow and Brian Wilson of Dundas were Monday luncheon guests with her parents, the Grant Thompsons. They called on other relatives as well. Latest news re - Mr. Roy Cornish! very happy to report some improvement in the condition of Roy this week (Thursday noon). We trust he is on the way to recovery. 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