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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 23rd, 1964 IN AND OUT OF TOWN Mrs. Harold Harris has re- turned to Montreal after spend- ing some time with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Reader. * * * Celebrating her birthday last week Mrs. Willy Moase enter- tained the following Dutch Wo- men: Mrs. Schillings, Mrs. Lies Fransen, Mrs. Marie Kroes, Mrs. Nelly Wouters, Mrs. Marie VanHam, Mrs, Liesze Colbear, Mrs. Anne Wanninkhof and Mrs. Joyce VanderVoort. All enjoyed a very pleasant even- ing. * & Mr. and Mrs. Harold Paul, Ottawa visited Mr. and Mrs, Fred Crawford. | : * s 8 ° Mrs. Roy Bryan, Oshawa spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Owen. x x * The many friends of Lenore MacMillan are sorry to know that she is a patient in Ux- bridge Hospital. All wish for her a complete and speedy re- covery, Eastern Star (Continued) annual Church Service would be held at Humbercrest United Church, Toronto, on Sunday; May 3rd at 3.00 p.m. Reports were received from the various convenors and it was pleasing to note that the members who have been ill or hospitalized are well on the way to recovery. Sincere sympathy was extended to the bereaved members. Among the distinguished guests welcomed to the East were:-- Worthy Grand Matron Agnes Young; Grand Adah Leola Thrasher; Grand Ruth May Waters; Grand Esther Eva Kelly; Grand Electa Peggy Murphy; Grand Warder Gwen Clarke; Grand Marshall Grace Jones; Past Grand Matron Ed- "na Anderson; Past District De- puty Grand Matrons Christine Russell; of Niagara Falls and Pearle Nolan of Markham; Pre- siding Matrons and Patrons--| Agnes and William Wallace, of Markham; Gladys Walkey, of Durham; Portia MacDonald, Scarborough; Phyl- lis Miller, York; Evelyn Platt, Ontario; Marjorie Ohlis, Aloha; Helen Holland, Golden Triangle and C..H. Murphy, Laurel, The Worthy Auction Sale SATURDAY, MAY 2nd, -- Auction Sale of Household Furniture and Antiques, includ- - ing power lawn 'mower, antique organ, rocking chairs, tables, coleman lamp' and dishés. The estate of the late ROBERT PICKARD, Lot 15, Con. 6, Uxbridge Township, 4 miles south of Uxbridge, % mile west, on Highway 1A. Terms Cash. No Reserve. Sale at 1:30. LLOYD wILSON, Auctioneer. E. G. Kennedy ® Pit Run Gravel ® Washed Sand and Stone ® Brick Sand and Chips FOR QUICK SERVICE Call 985-7982 Aug. 13 happy to welcome so many past matrons and patrons of Blue Ray and gave them a hearty welcome and thanked them fox their support shown to her dur- the Those introduced were: Jessie Espie; Margaret Jeffrey; Margaret Hood; Margaret Cornish; Mar- garet Carnegie; Adelia White; Doris Nottingham; Emma Cook; Elsie Willis and Leonard Colbear. ing term to date. Invitations were received from several chapters, among which were Golden Deed on May 4th and Kingsway - Islington on May bth. During the evening, honour was brought to Blue Ray when the Worthy Grand Matron Ag- nes Young presented Past Mat- ron Margaret Jeffrey, of Blue Ray with her appointment as Grand Representative to Wash- ington, "The Evergreen State". In a few well chosen remarks, Sister Margaret accepted the honour bestowed upon her and stated that she was already looking forward to represent- ing the Order of the Eastern Star at Washington during the coming year. Another highlight of the ev- ening was the presentation of an Honorary Membership to Wor- thy Grand Matron Agnes Young by Worthy Matron Dora Sug- git on behalf of the members of Blue Ray Ray; which was also accompanied by a small gift in recognition of the Wor- thy Grand Matron's visit to Blue Ray, At the close of the meeting a delicious luncheon was served by the refreshment committee under the capable supervision of Mae Stark. During the social hour, Miss Barbara Taylor, a recent con- testant at the Sunderland Mu- sical Festival, fvoured with two delightful vocal solos. Her ac- companist was Mrs. Frank Has- tings, Musical Supervisor of the Port Perry Public School. 'and Earl | Matron was DOWSON"S Save 21c! 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