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PORT PERRY WOMENS INEWS = EVENTS DISCUSS 1971 CENTENNIAL - ns BEEZ nt the cra wit ed the of The January Presbyterian Naples presiding. The meeting opened usual with the Lord's Praver in unison. bowed heads in remembrance been a faithful member from the founding of the Guild. Mrs. Naples read a short Handicraft Guild Plans Participation poem in tribute to her many fine qualities. been sent and a card of ac- knowledgement was received from the family. The minutes of the Novem- ber and December meetings were read by Mrs. Owen, Sec- and the treasurer's was given by Mrs. meeting of Louise Patterson Handi- ft Guild was held in the Church Hall h the President, Mrs. as retary, report Naples. This was follow- by a minute of silence as members stood with Mrs. Howsam,. who had AN oO o> Miss Kent brought Christ- mas greetings and good wish- es for the New Year from Mr-. Patterson who had spent a short time in hospital but Harbour. Flowers had Perry in 1971. upon, years. OOD. has now returned to TIsaac's A card was signed by those present. Plans for the annual Han- dicraft Show were begun by electing Mrs. Horton as con-|. vener with the privilege of selecting her committee. Some time was spent in discussing a suitable project for the Centenary of Port thing definite was agreed some very original ideas were suggested. As the February meeting is the birthday of the Guild and also the election of offi- cers for the coming year, a special programme is being arranged with slideg showing Guild highlights through the The Historical OPTOMETRIST 220 MARY STREET 085--2383 Martyn, Prince Albert. DeYong. played. A. E. Folnson Craft Shop would welcome instructors to teach any craft. Volunteers and those inter- ested please -contact Mrs, Tea. was served by, Mrs. Smith, Miss Kent and Mrs. A number of unique. and beautiful articles were dis- ORDER YOUR Wedding Although no- FROM THE _ PORT PERRY "STAR PICTURE ALBUM Museum "OUR WEDDING". oO o> ® ® ® ® & ® ® ® ® ® © ® ® ® ® ® ® © ® ® ® ® © O ® O ® ® ® O ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ¢ 0, © ---- © OBE o Ad VV VN Y § BABY BONUS ARGAIN WOULD YOU LIKE A $500 (redit ON ANY MERCHANDISE IN THE SICRE Cash your Baby Bonus on a purchase and we will enter your name in a Draw to be held Sat., January 31st. The Children's Boiique § $ 174 Dery Street, Port Potty 4 Across From Municip Building $ DEAR DORIS -- Last sum- mer my 14-year-old cousin, who lies and steals, was sent out to our farm so we could try made me feel like two cents with the boys, flirted with ev- erybody and butted in on con- versations. I was so mad I told a girl why she was at our place. others what my cousin had been doing. If my mother ever hears about it, I'll be in deep _ water. My cousin isn't that bad. She has some very hig cracks in her make-up. Now on account of my stupid jealousy (she has a nice figure) I have been spilling family secrets. Big Mess DEAR MESS -- So now you have .a bad case of footin- mouth disease. The cure? Well, you can't take -back anything you have once said out loud, so you go to your friend and explain that you betrayed a family confi dence. Ask her never to talk about your cousin. Next, make your cousin sin- cerely and honestly welcome, remembering just how unhap- py she really is. One good Doris Clark and straighten her out. She. .Now I find this.girl has told. ... friend, at this stage, 'might make all the difference in get- ting her a fresh start. DEAR DORIS -- I have a brother who has been sen- tenced to prison three times . for theft (all before he was 19). Iam dating an R.C.M.P. offi- cer. Would my brother's past have any bearing on the fact that I may marry this officer? I'm _told that when a man en... ters the force his criminal rec- ord and that of his family is thoroughly checked. What about the family of his fiancee or wife? Should I tell my boy friend . about my brothér's record? ~ Worried DEAR WORRIED -- Each case is judged on its own mer- its, Where there is a record in the family, the commissioner himself has to rule on it. What they look for is any evidence of Subversive activities. I can't think that what might be better classed as juvenile delinquency would stand in the way of your marriage. But do tell your boy friend, by all nieans. .DEAR DORIS -- Just what ' is "The Ship of Good Hope"? - How does one join up with it? Jacko ; wy GUEST BOOKS ANNOUNCEMENTS INVITATIONS CAKE BOXES MATCHES PLACE CARDS ution Continued Senior Curling Polly Jones -- 9 Mary June Smith -- 8 DEAR JACKO -- It is a hospital ship which travels from country to country giving " medical help; sponsored by the - People to People program. It is not political. Most of the staff are doctors and nurses, serving on a voluntary rotating basis. But there are bound to be others needed to operate a ship like this one, Write for details to the Peo- ple to People Health Founda- tion, 1016 Twentieth Street N.W., Washington 6, D.C, DEAR DORIS -- I recently met a boy that I like. We were in the same class at the beginning of the year, but be- .cause it was too full he was ~transferred out. When we met in the halls we used to say hello, but ever since my girl friend laughed he has acted funny. I've bought a lot of new oh clothes bit have now found it's not anything like that he wants; just personality, He and I for that matter don't want to be girl and boy friend, just companions. I can't come right out and say I'm sorry for my idiocy because I'm not sure that is what happened. Maybe he just doesn't like me because he's lost interest. What can I do? Confused . DEAR CONFUSED -- Take. .a tip from Confused Number Twa. It Sects pole n of 'us es ows wha ap ; apology might also leave him confused. Just be your own companionable self. It will work out. pio FRANKLY EXOTIC SAUERKRAUT CRUSTY ROLLS * CHOCOLATE SOUFFLE Here's a sure-to-please recipe from the Ontario Food Council, Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food, using one of the thriftiest and most famous 4 members of the sausage family. Readily available and ~always in season, wieners of frankfurters are indispen- sable to the hot dog, but are equally delicious made: - into tasty, and even exotic, casserole dishes. FRANKLY EXOTIC SAUERKRAUT & % cup onion, chopped 1 tsp salt 4 cup green pepper strips ~~ pepper * 2 thsp cooking oil 1 tsp ground ginger 2 thsp flour 1 tsp soya sauce 20 - oz can pineapple slices, 28 oz can sauerkraut, drained (reserve syrup) drained a 1 cube beef bouillon . 21bs frankfurters, cut in Y cup brown sugar 2 - inch pieces 1. Sauté onion and green pepper in heated oil, about 5 minutes. 2. Stir in flour, gradually add 1 cup of pineapple ' syrup. 3. Stir in bouillon cub, sugar, salt, pepper, soya sauce and ginger.' Cook, stirring until thickened. 4. Arrange layers of sauerkraut and. halved pine- apple slices around edge of large shallow casserole. Pile franks in centre. Pour sauce over all. Cover. 5.°Bake in 350° oven 25 to 30 minutes. Garnish E with green pepper strips. Mary June Smith -- 9 Camille Crozier -- 7 Inter Club was held at Port Ro Perry. Curling Club January "January 13, Tuesday ~~ |12, 1970. A team from Osh- Juniors ave golem Curling Club, Kay Rodd -- 11 W y. Mugifovdl=3 BUSINESS GIRLS Barbara Beath -- 7 CURLING Dorothy Forder -- 5 Ice 1-- & Seniors - Muriel MacMaster 9 ~ Mae Blakely -- 12 Jean Skervaty: 8 Doris Beare -- 3 Ice 2-- Te Miiriel Fisher -- 9 , Dr Rolston. 7 Jeanne Goode -- 3 E. Doyle 3 Ss ; Ice 3-- January 14 W. Hamilton 9 >» Juniors : I. Dargavel 8 ' Donna Fairffian -- 5 Teg 4 Sandra Taylor --:3 . J. Gray 9 N G. Thompson 8 Audrey Middleton -- 10 " Ruth Short -- 4 Seniors " Doreen Ashbridge -- 11 y Dorothy Marlow -- 3 Thursday, January 15 Juniors Chris Richardson -- 8 Jean Hunter -- 7 Senior bv 8 Polly Jones -- 7 Mary June Smith wipe Tf SERINE peer Polly Jones -- 17 Marge Honey -- 6 . _R Annual Meeti OF THE Port Perry ¢ Agricultural Society --- TO BE HELD IN THE --- Township Hall = Manchester § * + EVERYONE C. Cater, Pres. _ Tues, January 27, 1970 ; At 8:00 p.m. WELCOME + F. Lamb, Sec'y «