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AM Ta - Citizenship Convener, Mrs. Wm, tation of the Honeydale prizes, Moase in charge of the Pro-|in Home Economics, at the gramme. | High School Commencement Pres. Mrs. Nelson Williams | held in' Nov. Congratulations 12--PORT PERRY STAR, 1963 Citizenship, Theme of W.I. Meeting The Honeydale Women's In-| this place of honour. stitute met in the Parish Hall,! Mrs. Louise Patterson gave Thursday, Nov. 14th, with the a brief account of the presen- THURS., NOV, 21st, brought the meeting to order by | to the winners Miss Mary Lou 53 use of the Ode and Mary Stew- | art Collect. was extended to 31 and 3 visitors. members | the Treasurer's Statement was given by Miss Audrey Kent. - Leader, gave a progress report Many ideas on the qualifica- of the' Port Perry Club. 17 tions of a "good citizen" were girls are participating in the brought forth, when the roll present unit "Working with was called. Wool". Reports The Convention delegates The following Conveners re- ported--Mrs. Bassant on sick- ness within the Branch; Mrs. Louise Patterson read an ar- ticle on the study of Canadian | York Hotel, Wild Flowers, and Mrs. Harold Smeltzer reported on the work of the Curator and her com- mittee, A cordial welcome MacMaster. The minutes High School Board dinner was and correspondence were read | a success and expressed appre- by Sec'y Mrs. Harold Honey and | ciation to all who assisted. A Manual has been _procured_from the F,W.I.O. of- fice, outlining how this project | should be carried out. Mrs. J. H. Hardy informed the members of the tribute! paid to the memory of Adeliade | Hunter Hoodless, the founder | of the Women's Institutes. A! portrait of Mrs, Hoodless, has been considered worthy of a "place in the Agricultural Hall of Fame, on the Royal Winter! This is the first' Howard, Mrs, C. Howsam, Mrs. portrait of a woman, to have L. Honey and Mrs. J. Owen. Fairgrounds. | i i Crawford and Miss Suzanne Mrs. Violet Bell reported the Miss Alice Dodd, 4-H Club Mrs, Gord. Robertson and Mrs. Earl Bryant gave a resume of the Central Area Convention, which was held in the Royal Toronto on Nov. 6th, 7th and 8th. At the completion of the business period, Mrs. Wm. Moase took the chair for the programme: and calle don Mrs. Mabel Howsam who replied to the Motto, "Privileges make Responsibility". A humorous recitation, given by Mrs. Jim Owen was thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs. Wm. Moase and her co- hostesses - served lunch at the close of the meeting. Assist- ing were: Mrs. S. Ploughman, Mrs. P. Diamond, Mrs. N. Wil- liams, Mrs. H: Mackey, Mrs. H. Burns Wieners | Salmon Fish CAWKER BROS. 'Devon Rindless Bacon, 1's 59°" OVEN READY -- Half or Whole Tender Wing Steaks FREE Town DELIVERY Every Morning Until 11 O'Clock. 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Bell's group held a successful penny sale, realizing a nice sum for the Treasury. Members will be making sancer Dressings, Fridays, 2 - 4 p.m., over the Post Office. The Dec. meeting will be held Thurs,, Dec. bth at 2 p.m, in the Anglican Parish Hall. Mrs, L. Patterson and group in charge. The Ladies of the community are cordially invited to attend. New Sunday S. Curriculum For United Church A new Sunday School curri- culum for The United Church of Canada was outlined, to ministers and deaconesses of Cobourg and Oshawa preby- teries, at a meeting in Bowman- iy on Tuesday, November the 12th. The chairman of the meeting, Rev. E. C, Woodland of New- ~ castle introduced three speak- ers. Dr. C. H. Dickinson of The United Church Publishing House spoke about the exten- sive study and work which has been involved. Books are at- tractive and relevant to the needs of all age-levels. The curriculum has been tested in both large and small schools. A Christian Educa- tion director from Peterbor- 'ough, Mrs. Gilmour 'Smith told how it was received enthusias- tically by her congregation, Rev. J. M. Wilkies of Deer Park United Church,_Toronto, an author of one of the books expressed the desirability of lessons being pertinent to our time. Through the new curri- culum he believes his denomina- tion will be providing material, which will meet this need. Portions of the curriculum are being used alreadyy. All books for the full curriculum however, will be available be- fore September of 1964. Each presbytery has consult- |} ants, who are willing to explain the curriclum to local churches. Sample kits also will be sup-= 4 plied next January on request to the publisher. Bowling News FORTNIGHTERS BOWLING Team Standings Nov. 13th-- Buzzards ....... beiviuiinis 36 Rod & Gun ........... 29 ACE rriiiiccerniin eee 27 Spitfires .......ccoerereens 2b Cream Puffs ............ 18 CFaleons .....eeveeceninne 13 High Singles-- T. Armstrong--3810; C. Hast- ings--266, 283; F. Hastings-- 246, 236; B. Murray-- 265; A. Menzies -- 261; T. Adderley--- a Healey-- 233; M., Spears High Triples-- H Chas. Hastings -- 713; A. Menzies--661; F', Hastings---637 T. T. Armstrong --635; B. Murray Lemons-- B.. Tassell--97; H. Lee--80. BAZAAR WINNERS-- L.A. Canadian Legion were: | Electric Blanket--Mr. Raymond Desautels, 869 Balsam St. Port Perry. Steam Iron--Mrs. Charlie Brignall, Sr., Port Perry. Sani Can--Mr, Ed Ireland, Ravenshoe, P.O. ; Door Prize--Mary Lou Thomas, Port Perry, Ont, ray IN: AND OUT OF TOWN Garnet Cochrane; R.R, 2, Port Perry placed second at the Roy- al Canadian Winter Fair in class 12, standard bred fillies. There .were 12 entries in the class, Use the CLASSIFIED SECTION of THE PORT PERRY STAR PHONE: 985-7388 | place, -nie-repeated their_ Present Many Awards to Brownies By Alma Reesor A most enjoyable event took recently, atthe Scout Hall, Lilla Street, Port Perry when several awards were pre- sented to the members of the 8rd Port Perry Brownie Pack. The meeting was opened in regular form with the guidance of their leader, Brown Owl Mrs Barry Howey and her assist- ants, Packies Lynne Beare and Linda Heayn. Five Tweenies were enrolled into Brownies in a most im- pressive ceremony, namely Mi- riam Christie; Debbie Dyke; Elsie Hofstee; Margaret Oster- lo and Sandra Tristram. Each Tweenie was presented to Pac- kie Lynne Beare by their Sixer and led down through the vari- ous shoes, denoting the eight steps which had to be taken to enter into the Brownie Pack. These were the Motto; Law; Grand Howl; Promise; Braid- ing; Smile and Good Turn; Wash Dishes and the tying of the Tie. After the completion of travelling down through the centre of the Horseshoe to the leader, Brown Owl, each Twee- obligations and were presented with the necessary equipment to become full-fledged Brown- ies. Nineteen Brownies were pre- sented with their first year Ser- vice Bar and eighteen their Golden Bar. These were: Donna and Denna Ballard; Karen Carnegie; Lynne Chris. tie; Lynne Cook; Joanne Don- nelly; Sonja and Sandra Enge; Denise Franks; Debbie Garvey: | Patti Leahy; Louise Luke; Lori Mark; Marlene Podres; Sharalyn 'Reader; Beverley -vows__and- Short; Marianne Smits; Donna "Wakeford and Roswitha Males chewski(1st Service Star only). The following Brownies receiv- ed Badges: Book Lover--Denna and Donna Ballard; Swimmers --Denna and Donna Ballard; Collectors -- Lori Mark; Mar- lene Podres; Marianne Smits; Lynne Christie; Donna and "Penna Ballard; Debbie Garvey; Kayen Carnegie; Patti Leahy; Jognne Donnelly; Writers-- Ddbbie Garvey. At the conclusion of the pro. gramme dainty refreshments were served by the following Brownies who were trying their test for their Golden Hand, acted as hostesses for the af- ternoon; Debbie Garvey; Lynne Christie;" Denise Franks; Bev- erley Short; Lori Mark and Patti Leahy. Among the guests were Mrs. Donald Christie; Mrs. K. Dyke; Mrs. John Hofstee; Mrs. David Osterlo; Mrs. W. R. Tristram and Mrs. Charles Reesor. Mrs. | Mac Christie astisied in the testing." - -- DIAL 985-7383 In order to give better ser- vice to subscribers and ad- vertisers the Star now has two new telephone numbers, The number to dial is 985- 7383. If this number is busy, your call will automatically switch over to the second number 985-7384. Ble ide ie THE in our newly equipped ST Bee ups ro "SH ro Ze LS 2 La SHES | PHOEBES BI BEAUTY SAL IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE CAROL JEFFERY (A Graduate of Marvel School) AS ASSISTANT HAIRDRESSER We will now be able to serve a larger clientele - PERMS $8.50 to $15.00. 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