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p "A 3 k + A - a Es ave Ratan A CW. L News The November Meeting of the C.W.L. was held Tuesday evening Nov. 3rd with twenty three members present. The results of the Bazaar were read and the President thanked all those who in any way had help- ed to make the Bazaar a real success. Plans were made for our December Meeting which is a Pot Luck Supper. Each mem- ber is to bring a friend and a gift for the Christmas Eix- change. The Christmas Party for the children of the Parish was discussed and it was de- cided to have it on Sunday, Dec. 20th at 2 p.m. Our new Director, Father Beck then gave a short talk and the meeting was adjourned. A lovely salad lunch was served by Mrs. Pat Donnelly and Miss Marg. Har- Tison, The holders of winning tick- ets at the Bazaar were as fol- lows: Quilt--Irwin Jewell, Port Perry Set of T.V. Trays--J. Franssen, Bigelow St., Port Perry Pillows & Pillow Slips--Mr. J. Bellfeuille, Queen St., [Port Perry Dressed Doll--Mrs. Pat Harrison, Port Perry R. 3 Basket of Eggs--Mrs. A. M. Lawrence, Port Perry Hamper of Groceries--Miss Elsie Dyer, Brooklin Shampoo & Set, Compliments of Mary Lou Beauty Salon --Miss Marg. Harrison, Port Perry. Candlesticks--Irene Whitfield Greenbank® Afternoon U.C.W. The November Meeting was held in the ,Church Parlour on the 4th at 2 p.m. Mrs. Ander- son read verses suitable for the occasion. 'Mrs. McMillan led in Prayer. Mrs. Harris presided and the meeting opened with Hymn 54. Mrs. Ianson and Mrs, Beare read selections of Scripture followed by Prayer by Mrs. Harris. Mrs. Ander son read an article entitled The Advent. The offering $18.16 was received and dedicated. Hymn 132 was sung. Mrs. Harris assisted by the group members, introduced the first phase of the Study Book on Brazil using a map, pamphlets and serviettes to illustrated her |, address. 'Mrs. Robert Leask presided for the business meeting due to the absence of President Mrs. Phoenix welcoming the ladies present and thanking the group in charge. The roll call was answered with an item suitable for the layette of the bale. Minutes were adopted as read by Mrs. Spencer, secretary. Mrs. Couves showed a balance of $394.25 in the treasury. Mrs. Beare read an, article on Pre- judice for the Citizenship re- port. The leak in the gas stove was to be fixed at a cost of $4. Mrs, Roy Leask reported for the nominating committee whose duty it was to secure officers for 1965. {President--Mrs. H. Phoenix Ass't.--Mrs. Robert Leask Vice-Pres.--to be filled Secretary--Mrs. Spencer. Treasurer--Mrs. Couves The following officers were elected at the meeting. Asst. Sec'y--Mrs. Ianson Pianist--Mbrs. Phair Asst.--Mrs. Till Parsonage Committee-- Mrs. Couves, Mrs. Ianson Stewardship--Mrs. Guy Citizenship-- Mrs. Beare Literature--Mrs, McCaig Bale Supply--Mrs. Dusty, Mrs. Clements. Friendship--Mrs. Roy Leask, Mrs. Thomson, Mrs, A. McMillan, Mrs. Jenning, Mrs. C. Ward. Pantry--Mrs. Peargon, Mrs. Guy. ICatering--Mrs. A, MoRitan, 'Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Raines, Mrs. Anderson. Auditors--Mrs. Ianson, Mrs. Thomson Music--Mrs. Couves Birthday Box--Mrs. Pearson Cor, Sec'y--Mrs. Roy Leask Card Sec'y--Mrs. Rahm. The appointment of a mem- ber to the Official Board was left until a later date. The December meeting is to be held on the 2nd or 9th depending on the plans of the Evening Unit. Members were so impressed PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. NOVEMBER 19th, 1964 --17 with the recently shown Film strips it was decided to pay the | followed by the Mizpah Bene- $6 fee for Mr. Harris' member- | diction. Lunch was served to ship in the club. 27 members and 4 visitors. CHRISTMAS SEAL CAMPAIGN CHRISTMAS SEAL DOLLARS PROVIDE THIS PROGRAMME PREVENTION Tuberculin Tests Monthly Chest Clinics HEALTH EDUCATION Through distribution of literature; films, speakers, press, radio«and television REHABILITATION Cooperation with the Sanatorium Assistance to patients, before and after discharge Sponsoring the Ontario County Rehabilitation Council FINANCIAL Support TB research programmes Participate in the control of tuberculosis, internationally "NO HOME IS SAFE UNTIL ALL HOMES ARE SAFE" "NO TRUCE FOR TUBERCULOSIS" ADDITIONAL PROGRAMME -- MASS SURVEYS COMMENCING IN 1965 Please use the Seals and speed your gift to ONTARIO COUNTY TB & HEALTH ASSOCIATION (The Christmas Seal organization assisting in the control of tuberculosis and other respiratory diseases) c/o Bank of Nova Scotia, Ohawa Hymn 519 closed the meeting HARDWARE TOY LAND! (Located At Rear Of Store) 'Now:Open For Your: Convenience -- Many Items Available At Low Prices Come In. And Browse Around For Your Outdoor and Indoor Decorating wir pny Te ASF ORR NTLT. NT IAT avin Hi formarorl a8 % ed \D ae VET 3 2 TAL I Fo JAWTISUITRR00 ITE AE EULA SPECIA "SPECIAL" PAPER XMAS TABLECLOTHS | ICICLES NOMA 15 OUTDOOR LIGHTS NOMA TREE TOP ANGEL and SERVIETTES 98c. pkg. TINSEL Only $5.00 Set Lights with Radiant Glow Only $1.89 ANGEL HAIR XMAS CORSAGES .29¢. and up ROAD RACE SETS HOCKEY GAMES ROCKING HORSES DOLL CARRIAGES BARBIE DOLLS TRESSY DOLLS (With Growing Hair) OOK PIK CHRISTMAS TREE "SPECIAL" ORNAMENTS -- At Low Prices NOMA 25 OUTDOOR LIGHTS Only $8.95 Set "SPECIAL" XMAS GIFT WRAP Reg. 98c.--Now Only 63c. pkg. " CHRISTMAS PARTY CRACKERS 12 to Box 51.6 69 and $1.98 Box "TOYS FOR CHILDREN OF ALL AGES" "SPECIAL" WROUGHT IRON CANDOLIER Electric One Light Reg. $2.95 Now Only $2.25 ea. ARTIFICIAL XMAS TREES IN SILVER and GREEN 4 ft. to 7 ft. at $6.95 and up WREATHS -- 98c. and up PLASTIC POINSETTIAS from 10c. and up PLASTIC TREE SKIRTS $1.35 ea.