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The above pictures were taken by. Mrs. S. held recently in the Masonic Hall. ios bd Sas Naples at the Handicraft and 'Art Exhibition Handicraft Guild Hold Successful Exhibition) magnificent display of regs, art and handicrafts, 'were featured at the 4th Annual Ex- hibition, held in the Masonic Temple, Sat,, May 7th, after- noon and evening. Welcoming the guests were the Guild President, Mrs. L. ~ Patterson and Miss Marjory Williams, Attendance was gratifying -- some 170 people availed themselves of the op- portunity of viewing the beau- tifully hand made rugs, crafts and paintings. The rugs 50 in all, included colorful Orientals, Floral, Geo- metric, Scenic, etc. One member | handicraft section were given is be. congratulated on hav- ing 4 rugs in the display de- signed by herself. Exquisite articles In "the a prominent well deserved place --much time and effort hag' been put [into all these fine items, rE The paintings were beautiful, these works of art proved a real drawing card. 'A warm welcome was ex- tended to Margaret and Ted Rowan and Mrs. Rittenhouse,-- rug experts of the Rittermere Farm Studio of Vineland, Mar- garet and Ted paid tribute to PASTURE are drier. this ration. your local Co-op. UXBRIDGE Uxbridge 852 3321 This New CO-OP Pasture Ration supplements the pasture feeding of dairy cows in production. Lush spring pastiire provides bulk and protein but does not supply sufficient energy to maintain body weight and maximum production. It's the extra energy in CO-OP Pasture Ration that enables you to get the most from your pas- ture and from your herd at the time when production is cheapest and later when pastures The Co-op can also use your grain to give you Discuss this Pasture Program with UNITED CO- OPERATIVES ~ OF ONTARIO CO-0F CORNER By GORD MURRAY. Retail Fieldman ; Uxbridge Branch of "Ontario RATION BRANCH Port Perry ZE. 8-4130 | the Guild members for outstand- ing work achieved during the | past year, ~ Interesting "highlights" -of the Exhibition were the demon- strations in "Weaving" by Mrs. Grace McDowell of Uxbridge,-- "Spinning" by Miss Audrey Kent, Port Perry,--"Rug Hook- ing" by Miss Jean Baker of Sunderland,-- Mrs. S. Naples, Port Perry, and Mrs, L. Patter- son, Port Perry.. The cutting of materials was demonstrated by Mrs, Grant Innis, Manchester and Mrs, Hilda Hartmann, Port Perry. Throughout the afternoon and evening, the tea tables were well filled. Many members took turns in serving, and in "cup o' tea", and arranging the plates of assorted goodies. - The Guild members are proud of their organization, and the Exhibition was a rewarding finale to a year of accomplish- 'ment, showing the capabilities and talents of the ladies. The Guild was organized a little over a year ago, and the inter- est of the members is due main- ~}{-ly-to.the help and generosity of | | the President, Mrs, Patterson, | who gives unstintingly™ of "her time in teaching hooking, or assisting in any capacity. She has certainly "sparked" enthu- 'siasm in the organization, On behalf of the Guild a sin- cere thank you.to all who as- sisted in so many ways--to the committee for this carefully planned event--and to the many friends who dropped in to see the display, and have a social cup of tea,. the kitchen "brewing" that hot | PORT PERRY STAR Thursday, May 19, 1966 -7 The Family Day Service was well attended. Assisting Rev. Teskey were Mjss Margaret Vernon, Mr. and Mys, Les Smith and Mrs. Bruce Holtby for organist. The annual U,C.W, Bazaar on Wed.-P.M. 11th, was a success. The . president, Mrs. Lucille Gray, welcomed the visitors and introduced Mrs. Oswald Croxall, president of Manchester U.C.W., to open the bazaar. Mus, Crox- all expressed her pleasure and based her message from serip- ture, reading Proverbs 31, vs. 10-31. -- We were. pleased to welcome friends from Whitby, Greenbank Seagrave, Port Perry, Scugog, Prince Albert, Manchester and other places. Our thanks for donations of money and articles for' sale. To date the proceeds are amund $250, Even the weather was favorable, consid- ering. the predominant cold temperatures. Two of ovr ladies were lucky on Saturday .at the Rebekah Lodge Penny Draw, Mrs. Frank Vernon received a quilt and Murs, Dearborn - towels. Mr. George' Smith and Mr. 'Beverley Vernon have completed PROSPECT NEWS their second year at Queen's Iniversity."" They Hive secured summer employment, The U.C,W. have chartered a bus_for Thursday evening, leav- ing the church at 6.45 p.m. to attend O'Keefe Centre to sce "Annie, get Your Gun", Mrs. Woodhead has returned home, much improved in health. She has been visiting her daughter in Montreal, } AT REST LARSON, Josephine (Naples) --A¢t the Scarboro General Hos- pital on Saturday, May 14, 1966, Josephine Naples, dearly loved wife of Kenneth Larson, dear mother of Gloria, daughter of 'Alexander and Av- gustina Naples, sister of Joseph, Sam of Port Perry; Trenton and Andrew Naples; Mrs, T. Martorino (Sarah), Mrs, T. Demacio (Mary), Mrs. G. Hepburn (Connie), and Mrs. L. 'Comeau (Marguerite), Mrs. S. Clark (Jean),, Requiem Mass was held in St. Paul's Church at 9 o'clock. Wednesday. Inter- ment, Holy Cross Cemetery. May 26 - -- g--- Long & SPORTSMAN SHOW °F un For Everyone Thursday - . Friday - Saturday 7:30 P.M. Uxbridge Arena ESSN TE PEC ECS Pe ISS == - 27-28 ADMISSION 25¢ PROCEEDS FOR ATHLETIC GROUND LIGHTS Phone 985-2221 Taners Food Mark FREE DELIVERY Port Perry 'SPECIALS MAY 19- 3; 21 ~-ASCOT-- PECTIN. 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