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J A SR "ing their twice monthly meet- S19 NF > ft) Wad Sith" wrdducn Aasdaidears init s Senior Citizens Club Summer: is passing quickly and soon the Eth will hav- ings again. Will members note that the first meeting of the club will be on September 15th, WedneSday at 2 p.m.. Owing to other plans regular meetings will be a week later, also draw for Afaghan will be drawn | then, tickets are still on sale, also tickets can be bought for drawn on quilt and lovely hand made wool rug. Next euchre will be on Sat- urday, September 4th at 8.00 p.m. We hope everyone enjoyed the summer and their holidays, Our euchres still continue to be a good success and we wel- come so many who come from Oshawa and other vicinities. Everyone is welcome, there are good prizes and a nice lunch is served, a pleasant evening for 50c. The euchre on August 7th was well patronized, twenty tables were set up, although it was a very warm evening, electric fans made it more comfortable and we say thank- you to all those who attended. Winners were as follows: Lad- ies first, Mrs. M. Burnett with 78; ladies second, Mrs. M. Clarke with 74; consolation, Mrs. C. Hardy with 42; gents first, Mr. G. Smith with 76; gents second, Mr. R. Coates with 73; consolation, Mr. H. Bradley with 37. Please rem- ember coming dates. REGATTA (Continued from page 2) Mens Double Canoe Race: 1. Burnie Clark and Ted Wood- house 2. Jim Howes and Bob Howes, 3. Morgan Sears and Tom Hollingsworth. Womens Double Canoe Race: 1. Sue Tennyson and Judy Watt 2. Janet Weir and Ann Murray 3. Rose Ann McDonald and Judy Martin. Presentation of Prizes and Trophies Albert Putsey Trophy -- Total points for Saturday Field Day Events: won by Carol Eveleigh with 14 points. Trophy award- ed by Mr. Albert Putsey. Runners-Up: Jeff Stanley with 12 points, 3 firsts; Ted Wood- house 12 points, 2 firsts. Don Pargater Trophy and MacMillan Trophy: presented to girl with highest aggregate points for Field Day and Ag- uatic Events, won by Susan Martin, 15 years old with 24 points. Trophy . presented by 1st vice-president, Walter Cole. Runner-Up: Judy Watts, 12 years old with 23 points. Ferguson Trophy: presented to boy with highest aggregate points for Field Day and Aqg- uatic Events: won by Ted Woodhouse, 15 years old with 20 points. Trophy presented by 2nd vice-president, Jim Martin. Runner-Up: John Hooper, 15 years old with 16 points. WEEK-END DRAW Donated by Mr. George East, Sr., of A-&P. Winners of four food hampers: 1. Mrs. E. Lamontaine, Toron- to 2. Ted Woodhouse, Caesarea 3. Mr. Suggitt, Nestleton, 4. Sandra Stokes, Oshawa. Winner of Lawn Chaise, sup- plied by Carnegie Crest Hard- ware. Mr. Peter Hvidsten, Port Perry Star. Winner of Portable T.V, -- suplied by Keith Wilson T.V,, Oshawa, "Polly" Wilson. (Wil- sons pet Bird). Winner of Barbeque supplied by Carnegie Crest Hardware, Port Perry, Mrs. Mary Renoff of Caesarea, The country used to be peace: ful and quiet With its fresh air and just cric- kets quirking at night, Times have advanced this last forty years Sometimes on our main roads noise can be heard for miles It gives folks so much pleasure to leave the cities rush, We are getting used to the lik- es of such. We are glad so many enjoy our country-side Kiddies can enjoy parks and also the slides, Summer these days are all too short, Twill soon hé school time after all the sports, We won't beef about everyone enjoying the rides We welcome you all to country-side. Where the air is fresh and the fields so green No country like Canada in this world it seems. We are thankful for peace, so much disturbance abroad, We are grateful for blessings, and to our God. UTICA W.A. The United Church Womens Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Herman Walker in Brook- lin on Thursday, August 12th. Eight members and one visitor were present. Mrs. Handel opened the meeting with call to worship followed by Hymn 368, "Jesus calls us o'er the tumult". Followed by Lord's Prayer. Scripture reading by Mrs. William Brown, Phillipp- ians, chapter 2, verses 1 to 18. Mrs. Jack Crosier gave a read- ing, "Form of a Servant." Prayer was followed by theme song and reading of creed card in unison. Hymn 148, "Breathe on me breath of God" was sung. Devotion closed with Benedict- ion. The president, Mrs. Handell, presided for the business port- ion of the meeting. Secretary read the minutes and gave a summary of treasurer's report. Business dealt with and tabled. Lunch was served and the pres- ident thanked Mrs. Walker for inviting us to her home. UTICA UCW The monthly meeting of the Utica U.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs. Bruce Miller on Wednesday evening, August 11] at 8.30 p.m. There were eight members and one guest pres- ent. ' The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Thorndyke. Mrs. William Goslin and Miss Gloria Goslin were in charge of the devotional. Mrs. Goslin led the group in prayer follow- ed by the reading in unison of Psalm 118 and Hymn No. 399, "Faith of our Fathers" was sung. Mrs. Goslin read the scripture for the evening as found in the book of Romans, chapter 12, verses 11 to 29 and Mark chapter 2, verses 14 to 20. Gloria Goslin gave a very enlightening talk, entitled, "Agents of Hope". Mrs. Goslin closed the devotional with a prayer. . Mrs. Thorndyke chaired. the business meeting. All reports were read and approved. Plans were made for the coming bake sale. Mrs. Robert Sutherland gave a report on how many items were being brought in for the coming bazaar and all the ladies were encouraged to keep up the good work. + Mrs. Thorndyke introduced our our guest for the evening, Mrs. Jean Jeffery of Epsom who spoke to the group about baz- aars and bake sales, I'm sure all the U.C.W. wish to. thank and encouragement on our $4. 4 AT] Ao AT ' ' ' PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Aug, 26, 1965 -- 3 projects. The next meeting will be _A delightful lunch was supp- | held at the home of Mys, Larry Mrs. Jeffery for Mer*"ddvise|Yied and served by Mrs. Suth- | Kendall .on September 8th at 'erland. 8.30 p.m. A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE featuring SCHOOL SHOES How to add to your good w appearance! @ Slip into a pair of these sharp-styled dress | PLAYBOYS. Living Leather®; new tapered Cuban heels; steel shanks for extra support; cushioned heels for cool comfort. Light, flexible, new and good looking. Dashing black. : ¥.; PLAYBOYS .. 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