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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR, THURS, DECEMBER 12th, 1964 | tho hostéss for the occasion. Manchester News Rev. Mr. Gilbert preached a very informative sermon on Sunday, his theme, the various meanings of "Love", . White Gift Service will be observed here on Sunday, De- cember 20th. Miss Susan Roach had dinner with her sister Eunice at York regular meeting and the annual Christmas party. Twenty-four members and seven viistors at- tended. Mrs. Toombs read the Secrip- ture lesson and gave a very in. teresting Christmas Story. Following a shart business session chaired by Pres. Aletha The lighting and lighted fire. place enhanced the beauty of the #twing. Mystery Sisters were discovered and a social chat preceded the call to a love. ly salad plate supper. The hos- tess was assisted by Mrs. Ber- nice Dobson, Mrs. Ethel Frank- lin and Mrs. Fanny Stevens. Gifts were 'exchanged and -a most memorable afternoon was spent. The following slate of officers TT URIVeYsity on Sunday and at- tended the Icecapades. Scot Drew had a tonsilectomy in Port Perry Hospital on Wed- nesday. He is home and feel- ing fine. Last Thursday afternoon the U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs, Annie Toombs for their Holtby, the regular meeting closed with theme hymn and prayer. Mrs, Annie Jackson gave a Christmas reading. Mrs, Toombs then showed the Movie "Phe Littlest Angel" which all enjoyed' so much. The lovely - recreation room was beautifully decorated by AUCTION SALE Residue of Large New High Grade Furniture - Rugs and : Appliances | ° Bankrupt Stock ° ORDERED TO BE SOLD IN DETAIL WITHOUT RESERVE Friday Night Dec. 11th, 8 p.m. SHARP -- AT 133 Brock St. North, Whithy (NEXT DOOR TO BROCK THEATRE) Lor-the-U.GiWrwere---elected-in- November for 1965: Pres.--Mrs. Margaret Croxall ya Vey ail ANTE 1st Vice--Mrs, Aletha Holtby 2nd Vice--Mrs, Ethel Franklin Treasurer--Mrs., Gwen Lamb Secretary--Mrs, Annie Toombs Asst. Sec'y--Mrs. Meta Holtby Corr. Sec.--Mrs. Ruby Fielding Pianist--Mrs. Maude Crosier Asst,--Mrs, Vi Johnson Flower Com.--Mrs, Fanny Stevens, Mrs. B. Dobson. Hospital Com.--Mrs. Meta Holtby and Mrs. P. Dobson. Food Com.--Fanny Stevens, Ruby Fielding, Ethel Frank- -- Hin-and-Margaret Croxall. Program Com.--Aletha Holtby and Annfe Jackson. A meeting was held for members in the Hall Wednesday November 28th. Business was discussed with President Mrs. Chapman occupying the chair, Our Club is progressing nicely. Our next event is the Turkey dinner on Wednesday, Dec. 9, at 6.30 p.m, Numerous pre- parations are being made. All committees are very busy as it takes a lot of planning and work to prepare and everyone is dig- ging in to make it a joyous event. There will be a good program of music and recita- tions. Last year's turkey dinner was a great success and we know this one will be too, the second year to hold it since the Club was organized. The hall will be decorated for this fes- tive season. There will be mu- sic for dancing and ete. All members have been contacted, so we are looking forward to a jolly get together to celebrate the nicest time of the year. We thank everyone for making this SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB worthwhile cause and such a benefit to'our older Citizens. There will be no meeting on Dec, 23rd 'on account of Christ- mas day. Next meeting will "be Wednesday, January 13th at 2.00 p.m. (second and fourth Wednesdays) as usual (until further notice). o Next euchre will be Saturday, December 19th at 8.30 p.m. Come and enjoy a good time. prizes and lunch served. A nice outing for 50c. Our last euchre November 28th 'was a Success. 18 tables were set up and lucky winners as follows: Ladies high --Mrs. A. Manns, score 80; sec- ond prize -- Mrs. E. Taylor, score--76; Consolation--Mrs. D. Nott, score 42. Gent's High-- Mr. L. Duff, score 80; Second-- Mr. M. Howsam, score 77; Con- solation--Mrs. T. Redman, score 46. Don't forget date of next meeting for members and please keep in mind date of mext euchre, Hall back of Post Of- fice, Port Perry. club what it is today, such a * hx OR a SR ANNI ON SPOS [523 AN fi oe | Now is the season for happy "celebration, As we welcome Christmas with glad exultation, The giving of presents for the greatest birth, Of Christ our Saviour, who was born on this earth, The lovely carols we all love to sing, Also to hear the bells chime, in some Churches they ring, A joyful message to those who know sorrow Gives strength" ah them for tomorrow, Let us pay tribute to Christ's birthday again, And blessings to the world. as we say Amen. Ladies Curling News In the good old wintertime We madly rush to the curling rink In this very chilly clime You're given the broom and shoot your stone And try to get on the spot For that is what good curlers do But most of us do net. Tuesday, Dec. 1st-- B. Beare 8, M. Heron 7 N. Kenny 7, D. Beare b L. Cook 7 Wed,, Dec. 2nd-- A. Cox 13, I. Carter 6 M. Panabaker 12, V. Carnwith 9 R. Bruton 9, M. iSnooks 8 C. Martyn 7, M, McCoy 6 Thursday, Dec. Srd-- d 'hope to R. Mitchell 7, I. Mitchell 7 G. Hunter 9 | Latest Model T.V. Sets -- Combination Stereo Hi-Fi Sets -- Refrigerators -- Stoves & Washers Custom Built Living Room Suites (Provincial, Colonial, Danish, Modern and Chintz Contempor- ary Designs)--Fine Occasional Tables & Chairs Leather Couches and Chairs--Quantity of Fine Rugs in Many Sizes and Colors -- Fine Bedroom Suites, Dinette and Kitchen Suites -- Mattresses and Continental Beds, All Sizes -- and Many Items Too Numerous To Mention. TERMS CASH -- CHEQUES ACCEPTED GOODS ON VIEW ALL DAY FRIDAY Sale Under Direction Of JEFFS FURNITURE, TORONTO | WINTER H LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH YOUR HEATING FUEL THIS WINTER We 'can supply you with either HEATING OIL or COAL Both Products are of Top Quality REESOR FUEL & LUMBER "PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Phone 985-7951 ME COMFORT | - ' E | family. W. E. LANG EATON'S Trained Hearing Ald Consultant "EATON'S HEARING and OPTICA UPPER LEVEL . Christmas will bring EATON'S in Oshawa | FOR A LOVED ONE AT CHRISTMAS... . THE GIFT OF HEARING There couldn't be a more welcome gift for a loved one who has a hear- ing loss than to have her or him hear again! The gift of hearing given at year round joy to the recipient . . . . and the whole EATON'S Hearing Consultant, MR. W. E. LANG is on hand daily to test the hearing and recommend the type of hearing aid best suited to the in- dividual's need. There is no extra charge for this specialized EATON Service. All purchases are covered by the EATON Guarantee -- "Goods ~ Satisfactory or Money Refunded.". Home consultation may be arranged if desired. PHONE 985-7363 FOR AN APPOINTMENT L CENTRE" - STORE HOURS: EATON'S OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. UNTIL CHRISTMAS el LLL LEE DELL LL ELLE TL TTT EET eee-- V. Buller 7, J. Gray 6 A. Dawson 11, E. Doyle 7 H. Thompson 10, M. Honey b C. Kennedy 10, H. MacMaster 3 ) ENJOY YOUR Christmas AND |. New Year DINNERS UNDER THE PALM TREE AT THE UXBRIDGE Phone 852.308 ~ Chinese Food FRESHLY COOKED Our Chef formerly of Lichee Garden, Toronto. Christmas & New Year Menu will be in next week's Port Perry Star,