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__penses for Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary Elect New Officers For 1965 The last general meeting of the year was held Dec; ot and the meeting was opened with the singing of "O Canada" and the Lord's. Prayer was said by the Chaplain Comrade Fines. The business and correspond- ence brought up at the meeting ans for the Xmas party were discussed; more about that. in the last issue of the year. | There was a fairly good at- tendance but not what was hop- ed for. Plans for the Xmas party for the .chidren are all ready and the children meet Santa Claus on Dec. 19th at 1.30. The election of officers for the next year were made. President--Marg. Jackson 1st Vice--Doreen Hope 2nd Vice--Nora Read Treasurer--Ann Spears Secretary--Marg. Harrison Color Party--Ivy Fines, Alice Woodcock were taken care of ang then tha ATTA "Spl * Serggt, At Arms--Marie Monahan Executive--Comrades Ballingal, Adderley, Fines, Mason, Knott Chaplain--Ivy Fines Press Reporter--G. Ballingal Sports Officer--Marie 3 Ph X Night incale . . AE TA TA Welfare Officer--Agnes Garvie Sick Convener--Agnes Garvie Birthday Box--Nora Read. Comrade Read_has been in 'the colour party for five years but this year she has taken a change and is replaced by Ivy Fines and when Kay McNenley resigned her place was left va- cant is now filled by Alice - Woodcock. : The meeting came to a close with the singing of the 'Queen'. Coffee and sandwiches were served by the ladies. Don't forget the next Bingo, everybody welcome. Guides, Parents Enjoy Xmas Party A very pleasant evening was enjoyed in.the Scout Hall when the recently organized 3rd Port Perry Girl Guide Company, under the capable supervision of Captain Karel Nottingham, held a Christmas Party. The well-arranged program- me was _a decided success with over one hundred and fif- ty parents, friends and fellow members of the Guide move- ment attending. The proceeds for the evening entertainment amounted to around $22.00. This money will be used by the com- pany toward financing the ex- badges, supplies, ete. which are needed from time to time. Mrs. Nottingham is to be commended for the splendid way in which this performance was conducted, the talent and training, with the assistance of Lieutenant Beverley Fellows and Cadet Diane Hall, was su- perb and gave everyone an in- site to the outstanding leader- ship being given to the girls; attending this company. Captain Nottingham acted as Mistfess of ceremonies and calle upon Guides Janice Wil- liams! and Charlene Bourgeois to sta¥t the program by singing the Guide Laws. This was fol- lowed by a selection of numbers consisting of quartettes, duets, sotos, readings, trios, soft shoe and square dance numbers ac- cardian music and tumbling, with every guide in the company participating. The main highlight was the pageant "The Night Before Christmas". The costumes and "props" were quite unique and "Santa Claus" which was taken by Janice Willans, at the last moment, owing to an unfortun- ~ ate accident to Guide Mary Nel- son who could not take her part through the misfortune of breaking her leg, was certain- ly well done and delighted the "young fry" in attendance. The narrator was Guide June Mur- ray. To bring the evening to a climax, a bounteous luncheon was served by the entire Guide Company, with the assistance of the Guide Leaders. Those responsible for such a fine presentation were Guides Heather Rider; Penny Rider; Joanne Wakeford; Wendy Har- ris; Diane Short; Karén Mur- ray; June Hurray; Deanne Gray; Janet Tristram; Jean Tristram; Barbara Best; Janice Williams; Darlene Irvine; Brenda Geer; Josephine Davies; Fiva. Leveck; Charlene Bourge- ~ ois; Karen Kennedy; Susan Gray; Sherrin Vokins; Patsy Lee; Debbie Godley; Diny De- Jong; Cathy Best; Linda Espie and Diane Hall, The Guides would like to take | this opportunity to especially thank Mr. Stuart Lane who gave so much of his time to train the girls who did the tum- bling act and to surpervise this work for them and also to Mr. Grant MacDonald who gracious- ly loaned the necessary equip- ment from the Port Perry High School to make it a success. The co-operation of the parents is deeply appreciated also, for without their support and back- ing, the girls could not have entertained so royally. It is interesting to note that the musical numbers were all rendered unaccompanied and proved that there is good ama- teur talent in this community. The Christmas Sing-son was in charge of Guide Diane Hall. Greenbank UCW The Greenbank afternoon unit of the U.C.W. was held on Wed., Dec. 9 at 2 p.m. in the S. S. rooms which were taste- fully decorated in keeping with the Christmas Season, Mrs. Phair played "O Holy City" while the ladies assem- bled. Mrs. Janson gave the call to worship. We sang Hymn 47. Mrs. Smith read the scripture, Luke 2: 1-20. Mrs. Ianson and Mrs. Couves read a story "There is a present, which is well hid- den beneath our trees, which is Faith", } Mrs. Couves led in prayer followed by the Lord's prayer in unison. Mrs. Phair favoured us with a piano solo of Christmas Carols. The collection was tak- en and dedicated. Mrs. A. Me- Millan gave a splendid review of the study book "The Way in Brazil". Carols 62, 57 and 53 were sung. Mrs, Tansen thanked her group for their help. Mrs. Leask pre- sided for the business portion of the meeting, first extending a welcome to the President who was able to attend the first time since her injury. The roll call was answered by 24 members. There was one visitor. The minutes were read and adopted. The treasurer's report was given, Mrs. Diamond reported that Mrs. Harper had kindly con- sented to accept the office of Vice President for the coming year. Brooklin News By -Mrs. R. Holman BROOKLIN -- Five young girls were enrolled in the 154 Brooklin Brownie Pack on Mon- day, December 7th. Sharon Sykes, Sharon Fairservice, Jud- ith Godda, Rebecca Godda and Lucille Codlin. The Commissioner, Weaver, Whitby was to assist Brownie Owl, Mrs. K. present Mrs. S. cmony. o Serving tea to the Brownies and their guests were Brownies Jane Grant and Molly Bailey and Guide helpers Pauline Ged- da, and Elaine Alderson. Monday, Deceniber 21, will be the Brownie Christmas Party following which the Brownies will go about the Village sing- ing carols and delivering par- cels of Chiristrias Cheer to shut-ins. The 1st Srookiin Pack meets in the Township Hall on each Monday evening at 6:30 p.m. under the leadership of Brown Owl, Mrs. S. Nolan and Tawny Owl, Mrs. C. Alderson. The Sunday School of Brook- lin United Church held the an- nual White Gift Service at 10 a.m. December 13th. The Senior School Superin- tendent, Ralph Milner was as- sisted by three members of the Sunday School, Nancy Hooker, Mina Thompson, Donald Batty. The Junior Sunday School, led by Superintendent, Mrs. Gordon Hunter, presented a tableau telling the Christmas story. The theme chosen for his Sermon at the morning service by Rev. G. A. Mundy was, "Is It More Blessed To Give Than To Receive?" The anthem, "Carol of the Advent", was sung by the sen- ior choir. At 7:30 p.m. The Canadian Girls In Training, assisted by members of the Explorers and the Junior Choir, presented their Annual Candlelight . and Carol Service in the Church. Blackstock News * (Continued) Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mahaffy, Grant and Neil McLaughlin were last Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr; and Mrs. Grant Mahaffy, Port Perry. Mrs. Austin Beacock, Mrs, Norman Green and Mrs. Russel Brown spent a few days this past week in Toronto. Mrs. Phena Mountjoy, Osha- wa, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swain and family. Mr. and Mrs, Bill Ferguson and Alan and Mr. Roy Fergus- on were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cameron, Bowmanville. Sympathy is extended Mrs. Milton Gray and family on the death of Mr. Gray. Mr. and Mrs. Orr' Venning atlended the Watkins Confer- ence at the Fireside Barbecue in Lindsay Tuesday, where they enjoyed a delicious ad din- ner. Kevin and Sherry Dunsmoor, Oshawa, are spending a few days with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. K. Dunsmoor while their mother is in hos- pital. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Archer, Ronald and Jim, Whitby, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Archer. oo After several items of busi- ness were taken care of, the group in charge served a dainty lunch and a social hour was spent, PORT PERRY STAR, THURS, DECEMBER 17th, 1964 -- 18 Port Perry Intermediates (Tripp's Flyers) played one of their better games last Tues- day evening and gained a tie with the Port.Hope team. Port who had the better of the play throughout the game missed many scoring chances around the Port Hope met. 1=-We-are not in the habit of con- demning referees but after wat- ching Tues, game we have to comment on the fact that it was far from being well officiated. Christmas Party Enjoyed hy Staff Peel's Poultry Farm Ltd. | held their annual staff Christ-! mas party with fifty in attend- ance, The evening began with Lites and prizes were given to the different varieties played. After everyone warmed up to the occasion, dancing to records was started and throughout the evening special dances were held with prizes going to the winners. Extra special dancing was done by Stan Hatschinski and wife, also other employees with partners too numerous to mention, Lunch was served and the party closed with everyone hav- ing had an enjoyable evehing together. Lions Entertain Ladies, Friends About 80 persons attended the annual Port Perry Lions Club Ladies Night held in the Legion Hall on Monday night. The guest speaker, Mr. Ar- thur Duncan, a public relation director for Bata - Shoe Co. proved to be a most interesting and humorous speaker. According to the club's pre- sident, Storey Beare, this year's Ladies Night was one of the most successful ever held. The annual presentation of pins and plaques to deserving members were made and Mr, Duncan was given the honour of presenting the past presi- dent pin and plaque to Glen Van Camp. Cec. King topped the list of members to receive perfect at- 20 years. Others were George Smith 18 years, Irving Boyd 15, Stan Bruton and Ray Cook 13, Archie Farmer 10, Frank Honey 8, Gord Thomas and Storey Beare 6, Glen Van Camp 5, Gordon Goode 4 Jim Porter and Jim Bower 3, and Robert Kenny Stan Mumford Rodger Oke, Ar- thur Panabaker and Wes St. John, all one year. Dr. M. B. Dymond thanked the guest speaker and the La- dies Auxiliary prepared and served an excellent meal. Port Gains Tie With Port Hope This comment does not include our own local linesman, as he always does a good job, In faét he had to keep informing the referee as to where the faceoffs should be and also kept him straight on a number of the rules. The game ended in a 6-6 tie. McCoy, Holliday, Menzies, Mc- Kee with singles and Geer with two were the marksmen for Port Perry; while Wakely with four and Greenway and Lou Fenton with singles clicked for Port Hope. Legion Ladies tendance pins with no less than | (Celebrate Christmas Party Twenty-two members of the Ladies Aux. to the Canadian Legion Branch 419 held their Christmas party at the Flamin- go Restaurant on Dee. 12th. A most delightful meal of roast Turkey with all the trimmings i was thoroughly enjoyed. The tables were very attrac- tively decorated, with lovely arrangements of Red Carna- tions and White Mum's set in silver tipped Scotch Pine with two tall red tapers, at each setting there was a Christmas | corsage for the ladies. Com- rade's Evans and St. John were seated at the lucky places, and each received one of the flower arrangements, After dinner all joined in a sing song while passing a- round the gifts that each_mem- ber had brought, each one re- ceived a useful or decorative gift. The ladies went to the Legion Hall after dinner where all were joined by husbands for an evens ing of dancing. All those who participated in this evenings entertainment agreed that it was a wonderful night, and hope that this pro- gramme will be repeated next year, HELP RESEARCH SAVE LIVES Scientists are trying to find betles ways of diagnosing and treating tuberculosis and other respiratory diseases. Help vital research with your Christmas Seal contribution. Fight TB and RD with Christmas Seals "kooky". 6 a.m. Dee. 26th. Family Christmas -- yo friends on way home, right between the eyes. It is SUGAR and SPICE (Continued) Christmas cookies -- people who think they are going to spend less on Christmas than last year, Sometimes pronounced Christmas spirit -- what, the kids have and you don't at cook the turkey and are stuck with the-dishes while the reldtives sleep it off. Christmas punch -- the recipe is simple. band and wife, decorating tree on Christmas Eve. set of lights which doesn't work. Throw in trip downtown for extra set of lights, by husband. Stir in a few short calls on Put husband gently inside door at one a.m. Christmas morning ----- and you get your Christmas punch, Take one hus- considered only sporting, if you feel like retaliating, to wait until Boxing Day. --The Toronto Telegram News Service Mix one rh ~~ fs Se ~x a = Pa Rs 8 G hb SE TO RE RED A Wy TMT [Serle i > Coed x \