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G@ -- PORT PERRY STAR - : ly reading on the "Loving Sunday at 11 a.m, Kindess of the Lord" followed Mrs. Murray Holtby spent | py the Lord's Prayer. oe ee a week with Mr. and Mrs A cordial invitation is ex- pledge. Richard Carnegie and baby | tended to the ladies of Pros- favourite 1D ag . at Blenheim. pect U.C.W. to attend the or "4 Mr. and Mrs. G. King and | Christmas party at the home ng mae family of Toronto were Sun-|of Mrs. A. Toombes on Dec oe day dinner guests with Mr. & 10th. -- Christmas Mrs. L. B. Roberts. Mr. and The new slate of officers |Dinner. Cookman, Lyn Mrs. Roberts visited his par | were ted as follows: |Gardner and Marian Couper- ents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ro | President, Mrs." J. Kingston, |thwaite demonstrated apple berts, Toronto on Sunday | Vice-Pres Mrs. J. Wilson,|salad and garlic bread. fa > | afternoon. Sec., Mrs. L. Roberts, Treas.) The members discussed Mrs. Grant Franklin is | Mrs. Fred Lamb, Press Sec., plans for a luncheon on Nov. a Mrs. Roy Dobson, Parsonage |1ith, then sampled the dif- ~cnomy Nesaeonagged ogtasees Com, Mrs. A. Roach, Flower | ferent dishes. Next meeting a Hurry home Convenor Mrs. T.Stevens and will be Monday, 7.00 p.m. at Mrs. Roy Peyton. Pianist, Mrs. Miss Susan Roach and Mr | 7.4 La) Hal Martyn, Toronto were} w. Lamb, Mrs. G, Franklin, ) {with her parents here 0on| Mrs Sunday. Congratulations to/ Stevens _ }Susan on "passing her Reg-| Holtby 2 istered Nurse's examination. | Corres. \ * Guests at the home of Mr. | Prog. Com., Mrs. . " ss and Mrs. L. Best on Sunday Ba mg it Was Chilly, But Refreshing tor, Gaape, Mr. and Mrs. Don| Roberts served a deli McWhirter, Whitby, Mr. and | lunch. This young water nymph, Loretta Wood, Zephyr, Ont., is a grade 9 student of Port | Mrs. Ernest Lawlis, Newton- Manchester Perry High School. Surrounded by a number of schoo! mates, (mostly boys) she dived into | Ville and Mr. Larry Hayes, the chilly water of Lake Scugog, Wednesday, Nov. 4. Although she has made these stunts 9g: SOE, before, she has never done it this late in the season. She said the water was a bit chilly, but fett wonderful after she was dressed in warm clothes. Photo by Joe Jordon ATTENTION Scouts will be DISCONTINUED as of November Sth, 1970 At the present time we have not a Scout leader and the boys must have Leadership. if there is any person or persons interested inthe Scout Movement and would take the leadership of Boy Scouts, Please contact, Joe Waldinsperger, 985-3636 or Jack Owen, 985-2854 227 Queen St., Port Perry PEK SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF CLOCKS SPICE RACKS CARDS (for all ocassions) JEWELL CASES LIGHTERS ELECTRIC RAZORS WALLETS CUT GLASS ALUMINUM TRAYS & DISHES Feel Free To Use Our Convenient Layaway Plan -- A SMALL DEPOSIT - RESERVES YOUR GIFT SELECTION iff. padguarters Sk LE . REMEMBER! If you need a gift... Come to Bonnies. ston, Dianne and Gregory, | Welland, visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. F. Johnston and brother Wesley on Sunday. Mrs. Muriel Hewitt, Carnar- von is visiting her sister Mrs. Roach and Mr. Roach. Manchester U.C.W. The November meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Leonard Roberts. There was a good attendance of twenty- three members and three vis- itors. In the absence of the President, Mrs. A. Bruce took charge and conducted the pro- gram. The meeting opened by singing Hymn 168, "Take Time To Be Holy" followed by the Lord's prayer. Mrs. A Jackson read the scripture lesson. Mrs. Bruce gave a love- 985-3382 Diners held their 5th meeting at the home of Mrs. Ted Lamb. | The meeting was opened with the pledge which was followed by the Roll Call. to use a raw vegetable in an interesting way for a carried lunch. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Connie Sutherland. Discussion followed concern- ing carried lunches to school or to work. Karen Davidson and Donna Forsythe demonstrated the salad sandwiches. These were eaten by the club members, Mrs. Lamb served a refreshing grape drink to accompany the sandwiches. The meeting closed with the 4-H motto. Next week the meeting will be at Carol Aird's at 7 p.m. BONNIE'S CHINA and GIFT SHOP Open Monday to Friday F00 to 6:00 p.m. nights to 9:00 p.m. Open all day Wednesday Friday ae ROVAL ALBERT English Bane Chine guarantees availability of all current patterns fora minimum of 10 YEARS % | The Manchester Ding Dong | '= Each member told how] © CHESTER APPLIANCES SALES and SERVICE Repairs to all Makes of Appliances. AUTHORIZED MOFFAT SERVICE DEPOT J