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Xie » v JK « f # > tle " h ry L§ k 7 3 sf» x -«. ' v x * id " «sf » - FP Rdde OOOO! Epsom news by Mrs, Jean Jeffery Mr, and Mrs. Carl Myers of Unionville also Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stearman of Port Perry were Saturday even- ing guests with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry. On Wednesday the Epsom School girls attended a Soccer Tournament at Thora Central and on Wed. the boys "attended a tournament at Goodwood. Neither team won but they put up a splen- did effort which makes us really proud of them, Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Perrin and sons of Alymer and Harry's mother from St.- Thomas were Thanksgiving weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. Harry Bolton. : Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Pendel- bury of Toronto were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling for lunch on Sunday. Thanksgiving dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Enoch McKnight were Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Kolyzanki of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Ken McKnight and family were also home for the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Potter and sons entertained her parents Mr. and Mrs. Baster Sr. of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jones Glen Major, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bushell of Uxbridge on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Baster had just returned from a visit with Paul, Shirley, Cathy and Julie at their home in Holland and had many slides showing Paul and Shirleys home and scenes from the area in which they are living. They also send word they are now receiving': the. Uxbridge Journal and are enjoying every word of iit. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wat- son and children of Guelph were guests' at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Watson. The E.P.1.C. choir had a very enjoyable time "at Raglan where they partici- pated if the anniversary service, They sang three times with' Peter Emmings conducting: = "This is the church wheref our former Paster, Rev. John C. Hill is minister, October 26 will be our regular W.1. meeting. It will CONTINUOUS FORMS available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 OXY iS be held at the home of Mrs. H. Boadway. The subject - Family Life. Motto - To be happy at home is the ulti- mate aim of all ambitions. Reply - Judy Warne. Roll Call - a happy memory of home. Our programme will be the second meeting of our course on "A festival of * dairy foods'. The instructors are Mrs. O. Brethour and Mrs. T. Croxall.. The first meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Croxall. The leaders demon- strated the use of dairy products in the recipes. We were all invited to sample the most delicious food. Mrs. Barry Page attended the Ontario Hand-Weaver and Spinners Conference at Bristol Place Hotel in : Toronto over the weekend. She modelled an evening skirt at their fashion show. While Dini was in Toronto her hubby Barry, was equally bysy. He tried his open water test for Scuba at the river at Peterborough over the weekend and was successful. Thanks to all who support- ed the Cubs and Scout boys on "Apple Day". Mrs. Joan Clow visited her grandmother, Mrs. Mitchell in Toronto on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Card were pleased to have all their family home for Sun- day supper. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Taylor were supper guests with Earl's sister, Miss Ruth Taylor of Cannington. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goslin visited her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Norman Knapp of Kirkfield on Sunday. "Four ladies from Epsom- Utica U.C:W.-attended a Pot Luck dinner with the sister organization at Cherrywood on Wed. Blue Ray Chapter PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 19, 1977 -- 13 Install 1977 - 78 officers By Mable Cawker The Masonic Hall, Queen Street, Port Perry; was the setting for a most impressive Installation Ceremony, held Thursday, October 13th at 8 p.m., to install Worthy Matron-elect Sister Stella Dennis, and her staff of Officers for the 1977-1978 term. Sister Mable Cawker, Worthy. Matron, conducted the opening ceremonies of Blue Ray Chapter assisted by Brother Sam Cawker, Worthy Patron, with officers in their respective stations. Many Chapters were repre- sented and the Worthy Matron welcomed a number "of Past District Deputy Grand Matrons and Patrons by Mrs. Ruby Fielding No church Sunday, Oct- ober 23 due to Grace Scugog church anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Mitchell spent Thanksgiving week- end with Mrs. June Thomp- son, Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Hogg at Canarvan. Mrs. W.J. Mitchell and Mrs. B.D, Hitchens spent Wednesay in Toronto and took in the new Eaton's shopping centre. Mr. Rueben Hancel of Oshawa, weekend guest with the Mitchells. Mrs. M.E. Latimer spent the Thanksgiving weekend with her nephew Mr. and Mrs. L,B. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dobson calling on Mr. and Mrs. Wes Stokes at Little Britain Sun- day. Mrs. Jim Torrens of Mon- teal visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and Wesley last week and all Manchester 4-H by Linda Albers 4-H has begun once again. This 'unit concerns 'The Cereal Shelf'. It will. cover each cereal from day till night in meals and snacks. We will study the different cereals such as barley, oats, corn, rice, rye and wheat. We will make things with them such as Garden Green Rice, Squares, Muffins, Lasagna Macaroni. Each member is required to have arecipe file and record book. Our achievement day is December 10. 'The demon- stration for achievement day is 'Our Daily Bread. Pattersons of Port 197 QUEEN STREET 985-8332 Our first meeting was at Mrs. Kerry's home. Our leader is Mrs. Kingstone and our assistant leader is Mrs. Kerry. We voted our officers. The positions are as follows: President - Ann Tapscott; vice president - Leanne Kerr, Secretary - Donna Kerry shared with Pat Bolton. Treasurer - Debbie Shepstone, press reporter - Linda Albers, achievement day committee Janet Honey, Bev Mulder, Sandra Bolton. All of us are looking forward to a happy and successful unit, after all 4-H'ers "Learn By Doing'. To Celebrate Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth's Silver Jubilee and her visit to Canada, we are pleased to present a selection of: * JUBILEE COFFEE MUGS JUBILEE TANKARDS * JUBILEE SWEET DISHES PE EEE EE bh EERE EEE EE REE DEER EREERERE, EEE ERR NEE RR wo wwe EE EE EER ERR EERE EEEE )} of various Chapters to the East. Other visitors and Blue Ray members were" welcomed by the Worthy Patron. It was indeed a pleasure to receive two new members into Blue Ray, namely Sister Blanche and Brother David Baird. After a brief business period was concluded, the retiring Worthy Matron expressed appreciation to her loyal officers for support during the past year, and solicited support for the incoming officers. The Worthy Patron also thanked officers and members for the fine contribution made during the year to the Chap- Manchester news visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown, sister May Brown and Bill Jr. at Greenwood on Friday. When you make a financial contribution to The Canadian National Institute for the Blind you support an active prevention of blindness pro- gram as well as rehabilit- ation. Because half of all blindness can be prevented if treatment begins early, dis- tributing information on eye care and organizing vision screening clinics are an important part of CNIB's work. ter. Asa fitting climax to close a successful year, Sister Nellie Pring of Durham Chapter sang "When we come to the end of a Perfect Year". INSTALLATION The Installation ceremon- ies were conducted in a high- ly efficient manner by Sister Irene Dennis, Sister Anne Dawson of Zenith Chapter, Toronto, Brother Norman Mairs, Sister Margaret Jeffrey, Sister Jessie Espie, Sister Mary Pearson, and Sister Adelia Burnett of Blue Ray Chapter. Soloist for the evening was Sister Nellie Pring, Durham Chapter, who rendered beautifully two favourite Hymns "Oh! Jesus I have Promised and "Oh! God our Help in Ages Past", accompanied by Sister Winnifred Newton of Whitby. After expressing a sincere thank you to the officers and members of Blue Ray Chap- ter for the great honour con- ferred upon her, and the Installing Board for the beautiful Installation, the newly installed Worthy Matron Sister Stella Dennis, in her opening speech stres- sed active co-operation in the year ahead for success, striving at all times to up- hold the high standard that the Chapter has attained. She encouraged the officers to learn the work thoroughly, Investment Certificaies 4 Per Annum Interest paid annually Per Ahnuim Interest paid semi-annually Fully guaranteed by Royal Trust for term of deposit. No fee or handling charge. Rates subject to confirmation. Royal Trust (5) J S.L. MAXWELL 1100 Simcoe St., N., Oshawa - 725-1177 G. PARNELL 265 King St., W., Oshawa - 579-8300 Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation and learn also the things for which the order stands. Theme for the year is "A Season of Serenity'. The newly installed Worthy Patron Brother Sam Cawker spoke briefly asking support of officers and mem- bers, and expressed his warmest appreciation to other Chapters within the District for invaluable assis- tance throughout the past year. Sister Stella's husband, Chris, and family and friends were introduced and given a cordial welcome. Many gifts were received to commemorate the occasion. The incoming officers presented Sister Stella with an ivory engra- ved gavel, and the Past Mat- ron's Club gave her a beauti- + ful Bible. She was the recipi- ent of many other beautiful gifts from the family, the friends attending and other Chapter members as well. At the close of the meeting a delicious buffet supper was enjoyed, convened by Sister Jean McDermott and her committee, concluding an informal pleasant evening. As our new Worthy Matron Sister Stella assumes the responsibility of her office for the coming term, we extend "warmest wishes" for a very interesting, enjoy- able, successful year, pro- moting the principals of our fine Order. % Lo Th AE The . ;. [2