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Catholic Women's League The last monthly meeting of the C.W.L. before the summer "recess" was held on Tuesday, June 2nd in the Parish Hall of | Immaculate Conception Church with an attendance of eighteen members and Father Reuser as Spiritual Director. Father Reu- ser reminded members that June is the month dedicated to the Sacred Heart, the Feast be- ing celebrated on Friday June bth. This Devotion began in France at the Visitation Con- vent of Paray-I.e-Monial with St. Margaret Mary Alocoque who was vouchsafed a vision of Our Lord's heart glowing and burning like a fire for love of mankind. Though designed and ill-treated by the other Sisters, she was befriended by Blessed Claude de la Columbiéve and eventually the Devotion spread over the entire world. The Or- der of the Sacred Heart was instituted and is dedicated par- ticularly to reparation for sin. Love is desperately needed to- day for love is the only antidote for the sickness of Society. The minutes of the last meet- ing were read by Mrs. Amell in the absence of Mrs. Kroes and Mrs. Geer gave the Treasurer's report. Mrs. Amell also read "Thank-you" notes from Mrs. Kroes and Mrs. Mumford, Mrs. Franssen, Mrs. Schill- ings, Mrs. Moase and Mrs. Naples volunteered to help sell tickets for the Hospital Auxi- liary Draw. Pres. Mrs. Whitfield reported that engraved pen and pencil sets had been presented to the Altar boys ih appreciation of their services. She also thanked all members who co-operated to make the Lilac Tea such a success, Ten- tative plans were discussed for the Bazaar in the Fall. The Brothers of St. John's Training School in Uxbridge are holding a dinner in honour of Father Marynen and in celebra- tion of his birthday on June 21. All parishioners are cordially invited and a film will be shown to those children for whom no baby sitters can be found. It was decided to hold the first meeting in September at the Flamingo Restaurant. All members brought a dish towel as the supply was running low. After Father Reuser had given his blessing, a delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Con- lin and Mrs. Amell and a Social hour enjoyed by all. Use the CLASSIFIED SECTION © of THE PORT PERRY STAR PHONE: 935.7383 | Obituary- MRS, VINE CAIN The death of Mrs. Vine Cain occurred in St. Joseph's Hospi- tal, Toronto on Sunday, May 31st, 1964, Altho not in good health for some months she appeared to be improving, but suffered a stroke Thursday, May 28th. She was in her 76th year. The deceased was the former Florence Kerr ,a twin daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kerr (nee Mary Jane Ginn )and was born at Bexley, Ontario. Her married life was spent in Cartwright, Manvers and Toronto. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church in each of these places, also an active worker in Janetville I.O.B.A., Women's Institute, and Ladies Aid. Surviving are her husband, and two sisters, the twin, Mrs. Anna Campbell and Mrs. Ber- tha Watson, all of Toronto. Mrs. Cain rested at the Earl Elliott Chapel Dovercourt Rd,, PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 11th, 1964 -- 3 evening conducted by her pas- tor Rev. F. R, M. Anderson of Dovercourt Road Presbyterian Church. From Tuesday deceas- ed rested at McDermott-Pana- baker Chapel, Port Perry where service was conducted by Rev. P. Romeril of Blackstock on Wednesday. Interment was in Cartwright Union Cemetery. Pall bearers were: Messrs. Marvin Nesbitt; Oscar McQuade; George John- Toronto until Tuesday. A ser- ston; Bert McMullen; William vice was held there Monday | Sanderson; Walter McGill. Many beautiful floral tributes and large attendances at the Chapels spoke of the esteem in which deceased was held. WE NOW CARRY A LINE OF Office Supplies IN OUR OFFICE Drop in and see what we have to offer. PORT PERRY STAR CO. LTD. 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