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el AL "=%) FAA N LJ TAR ¢ rary + oF tN) : AVR, Fate LDA TRA oR sian Vy A " BAIN FREE A HEATER RAIA FHA BR Vi tibia de 5 4--PORT PERRY STAR, "or LAA, A RL ew Myrtle News The January Wednesday evening at the home meeting of the | United Church Women met last | | Mandy, of Mrs. Nottingham. In the absence of our new president, Mrs. Eldean Rodd, the vice-president was in charge of the meeting. The theme of the devotional was The New Year. The roll call was an- swered by word new. The secretary's report was given also corresponding secre- tary reported on.cards sent and several thank you cards were read from the Christmas boxes. The treasurer also reported showing a good balance to start the new year. Several items of business was discussed. The ladies offered again to help out with the care- taking of the church. The meeting adjourned with all repeating the Mizpah and a social get together followed with a delicious lunch served by the hostess. Thanks was expressed to Mrs. Nottingham for her hos- pitality. On Jan. 12 the Official Board meeting took place in the church at 3 p.m. with Rev. Mr. Brooklin, supervising pastor, was in charge when all reports were received. On Jan. 19th the Congrega tional meeting will take pl at the same hour, at which m- munion will be served. The regular church service wil be I at 11 a.m., so members anfl ad- | herents please notice dated. Sorry to hear that Mr. Roy | . Percy is still confined to bed due to an attack of shingles. Speedy recovery is anticipated. A euchre party will be held this Friday evening in the hall and is held every two weeks all winter. All cordially invited. Catholic Women's League The regular monthly meeting of the C.W.L. was held on Jan- uary 7th in the parish hall oz] Immaculate Conception church | under the Spiritual Direction of | Father Reuser. opened with prayer after which ' the priests mentioned Pope Paul's journey to the Holy Land as being of great spiritual significance for He stated that . many changes were taking place ! in the Church and these changes | | prize for the best entry. all mankind. i must be accepted cheerfully by ' both priests and laymen for the | Church as a human society is lin constant need of reform, He | "One Solitary Life". The minutes of the last meet- ing were read by Mrs. by Mrs. Amell. also read aloud "thank-you notes from Mrs. Heayn, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Gysbers and Miss Cassidy. field read a letter about the last regional meeting on Dec. 9th when it was voted to present all in the area with | tickets for the film "The Car-' | dinal". The next regional meet- will be at Rosebank on Feb. 9th. | There is to be a public speak- | ing contest for children in| grades 7 and 8 'sometime in February. "Christmas" and the subjects a Kroes | and the treasurer's report given | The secretaty » | special prayer for priests and President Mrs. Whit- | "volunteered their | e| oncluded with a poem entitled, | | to be displayed on 'an antique | | } | | | | i | ' The theme for the | The meeting | next Port Perry fair is to bel | should bring family "heirlooms" services. It was decided to make February an "apron month" --all members to make an apron and bring it to the next meeting. Mrs, Amell offered to donate a small It was suggested to hold a "lilac" tea and bake sale some- time in May and that members table. The meeting closed with a Father Reuser gave his bless- i hile 38 ove 0 rsh 3 CTR FEFEAS BASHIR WER 5 - SEAS THURS., JAN. 16th, 1964 Father Reuser urged a return| fancy apron, a pair of fancy|ing. Refreshments were served | to serious Christian endeavour | pyjamas, a child's smocked | by Mrs. Kroes, Mr. Hogeveen, after the excitement of Christ- dress and Christmas favours.| Mrs. Wanninkhof and Mrs: Van mas and the New Year. He | Mrs. Boehm and Mrs. Colbear | de Voort. Deaths GROVES, Milton Lewiln-- Suddenly at his residence, Sea- grave, on Wed., Jan. 8th, 1964, Milton Groves, beloved husband of the late Flossie DeShane, dearly loved father of Beatrice (Mrs. H. Wilson) of Toronto, and Verna (Mrs. M. Kaeppel) of Buffalo, N.Y. in his 80th year. Funeral was from the McDermott - Panabaker Chapel, Port Perry on Saturday. In- terment Little Britain Ceme- tery. 3 WEEKS OVERSEAS | (OCT. 1st - MAY 1st) SAVE $150. - at: 'Four Seasons Travel(0Oshawa) ¢ 728-6201 57 KING E. \ ICE § TL A 'Anniversary | ALE eady Pasted PAINTS 20% OFF FLO - GLAZE PAINTS 20% OFF WALL MURALS I 25% OFF PAINT ROLLERS and BRUSHES 30% OFF READY MADE DRAPES 25% OFF ALSO ROOM LOTS 6 to 14 Rolls From $1.89 up DODD OU ER DECOR CEN TRE LTD. ONE ' BLOCK WEST OF FOUR CORNERS TURN SOUTH. WHITBY OPEN FRIDAY NITE TIL 668 - 5862 9:00 P.M. 7% __. Sr A a org et (2 on ES Do EIR I PL EA MRE KG DR