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RV J PLAN COURS The first meeting after the summer recess was held Sept. 2nd, in the Parish Hall, and presided over by Pres. Mrs. Gordon Robertson, with a small attendance. fo The "Roll Call" was answered by naming a Canadian Indus- try. Interesting reports were sub- mitted by the Standing Com- mittee Conveners Mrs. Nelson Williams, Mrs, J. H, Hardy and [Post Office. Miss Audrey Kent. Mrs. Geo. Bell reported on the displays at Oshawa and Blackstock Fairs, and arrangements were com- pleted for Port Perry Fair, Congratulations to -Honeydale on winning several prizes at our local Fair. A sincere thank you to the ladies who put forth so much effort and time on the entry. During correspondence mem- bers were informed of the short course on "Quilts", to be held Nov. 30 & Dec. 1st, 10 am. - 4 p.m. attendance -- at least twelve is required ,and not more than eighteen. This Course will take in design, color, co-ordina- tion, and how to adapt design to color, a sample block will be made. A two day training school for the Leader and Assistant Leader of the 4-H Junior Home- making Clubs, on the fall pro- ject "The Supper Club" will be held Sept. 27 and 28th at Ux- bridge. We are very pleased to welcome our new Home Econo- mist Miss Donna Stewart, a ~~ HONEYDALE W.I. MEMBERS E FOR FALL which is in the process of be- ing built. All who contributed to the programme were warmly thanked by convener Mrs. F. Warren, After closing with the Queen, the group in charge served tea. The Ladies at the Cancer 'Dressing Station will resume work commencing Fri, Sept. 17th, 2-4 p.m. upstairs at the Anyone wishing to assist in this worthwhile project will be welcomed. Hobo Tea Mrs. J. H. Hardy was hostess for a delightful "Hobo Tea", for the Honeydale Branch, when they met at her home Thurs., Sept. 9th, to honour Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Bell who were mar- ried recently. After all had assembled, a splendid variety programme was presented by several of the members. At the close, Mrs. L. Honey presented the bride with a woollen blanket. Tea was served by the hostess. Bus Trip Members of Honeydale W.I. and friends enjoyed a bus trip to the Niagara Peninsula in Aug. Leaving Port Perry at 8.30 a.m. stops were made at Hamilton Rock Gardens, and at a lock on the Welland Canal, where a boat was being raise! through, and the only lift brid. ge was seen in action. From there members travelled through the Vineyards and peach orchards, to historical Scout Mothers Auxiliary Now the fall sessions are getting underway the Scout and Cub Mothers' begin their meetings starting next Monday evening Mrs, Jack Cook has graciously ex- tended an invitation to'hold the meeting at her home on Sept- ember 20th, at 8 p.m. The executive are asking all mothers in the community to rally round and support the auxiliary 'this year. Leaders are badly needed for the scout and cub packs. = Plans are underway to make the gatherings as interesting as possible without making it too expensive to enjoy. The first project for the fall is the tour being arranged to go to Mark- ham on Sept. 28th and go through the factory of the Chesebordugh and Ponds. Any- one interested should contact Mrs. John Jefford, Mrs. Lloyd Short, Mrs. Orten Michie or Mrs. Charles Reesor. Several items of importance will be discussed at this meet- ing; will all the members and interested mothers keep the above date in mind. | Auxiliary will I PORT PERRY STAR. , re Ba a a IN AY SR Ba AE Ue AY, A yy a ol SL Ea 0D Thurs., Sept. 16th, 1965-5. UTICA UCW The September meeting of the Utica United Church Wo- men's Auxiliary was held in the church basement on Thursday, Sept. 9th at 2 p.m. Meeting was opened with Call to Wor- ship followed by the Themeq Song. Lords Prayer was fol- lowed by reading of Creed Card in unison. Scripture reading Hebrews 4. verses 1-11 and Chap. 6, verses 10-12 was read by Vera Brown. Devotion talk entitled "To the Work", was read by Marion Harper, Hymn 390 "Work for the Night is Coming" was sung. Devotional period was closed with Prayer, Mrs. Handel, the President, took over the meeting for the business portion. Minutes read and adopted. Roll call, 8 mem- bers and 1 visitor. Correspon- dence was read for gifts sent to shut-ins and bereaved. An invitation was received from Goodwood U.C.W. to attend a viewing of slides. Several ac- cepted this invitation. Trea- surers report for July and Aug- ust was read. Plans for coming wedding were discussed. Report was re- P.C.'s To Hold Big Barbeque Ontario County residents are advised to book Saturday, Sept. 26th for the biggest free out- door barbeque ever held in the area. The annual get-together of the county's three Progressive Conservative Organizations will be sponsored that day at the Heber Down Farm on #7 Hwy., one mile west of Brooklin. The get-together is sponsored annually by Federal Member Mike Starr and Provincial Re- presentatives Matt Dymond and Ab Walker and provides an op- portunity for them to meet and talk to supporters and friends from all corners of the county. There will be rides and enter- tainment for the children and a crowd to match last year's three thousand is expected. a» ceived on Christmas Card or- ders and this was quite favour- able. Lunch served by Vera Brown and Marion Harper. MAPLE LEAF graduate of Manitoba Univer- sity, who will direct and guide the 4-H Junior Homemakers programme in Ontario County. Membership in the 4-H Home- making Clubs is open to all girls and young women between 12 and 26° years of -age inclu- sive. Miss Audrey Kent gave a brief account of the Achieve- ment Day, held at Uxbridge re- cently on the completed Spring project--*"The Garden Club". The W.I. Central Area Con- vention will be held in the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, on Nov. 8, 4 and 5. Mrs. Sam Naples has been appointed the delegate for the Honeydale Branch, Many other items of business were discussed, and tabled for the present. All joined in singing "The Hymn of All Nations". Mrs. Fred Warren convener of Agr. and Can. Industries took the chair for the pro- gramme and called on Mrs. Geo. Bell who commented on the" motto:--Friendship is the only cement that holds the world together. Members were welcome one of our Junior Homemakers, Miss Dorothy Carnochan, who demonstrated Flower arranging. Dorothy displayed several arrangements and gave instructive com- ments, Mrs. Earl Bryant gave an in- teresting and descriptive ac- count of the work being done pleased to Niagara on the Lake, where they visited the historical Mu- seum, Presbyterian Church and Catholic Church. A box lunch was enjoyed at Queenston, then they journeyed to Chippawa, stopping at the the way. Manchester News On Sunday, September 26th anniversary services will be held here. At 9.45 a.m. Mr. Mec- Kinley of Epsom will be the speaker and the Jr. farmers quartette will sing. At 7.30 p.m. Rev. Mr. Hillier of Brooklin will speak and special music: will be furnished by the choir from Grace Church, Scugog. The following young folk from this area are off to their various universities. Miss Eun- ice Roach to York University, Billy Aird to Teachers College, Murray Croxall to Ryerson. Mrs. Arnold Roach with Mrs. Robert Carnegie & Miss Jane Carnegie, Port Perry are spend- ing this week in New York city. Mrs. Dolly Roberts, Walter and David, Mrs. Meta Holtby, Mrs. Helen Taylor and Mrs. Maude Crosier were among the many who went by bus to Gravenhurst - on' Sunday and then enjoyed a three hour cruise on beautiful Lake Mus- on the Saskatchewan Dam, SECOND INSTALN NOTICE PORT PERRY IENT OF TAXES IS DUE ON OR BEFORE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd, 1965 . J. F. RAINES, VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY. 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