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~NEXT WEEK-- : The All New G.M. PONTIAC -- ACADIAN -- BEAUMONT CARS FOR 1966 1966 PONTIAC GRANDE PARISIENNE { PHONE 985-7361 At Your Authorized PONTIAC -- BUICK Dealer Bob Archer Motors Lid. PORT PERRY PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Sept. 30, 1965-17 The Raglan first meeting of 16th, 1966. New & former Mrs. G. Smith Following the last meeting and bership fees and lected. new teachers. tending school. ing 2 year term may keep. ment exercises. Hallowe'en. S.0.S. (Serve Our School) Club held their the school term at Raglan Public School, Sept. members were welcomed by the new president and then the Lord's Prayer was repeated. minutes of the the treasurer's report the roll call was taken with 44 in attendance. Mem- dues were col- Raglan Public School has 4 They are Mrs. E. Marshall (principal) grades 6-7-8; Miss L. Zarubin grades 4-5-6; Mrs. R. Robertson grades 3-4; and Mrs. R. Magee grades 1-2. There are 127 pupils at- of office. Discussed in the business por- tion of the meeting was the purchasing of a crest for the school plaque that honours the student with the highest marks in the grade 8 examinations. John McLaughlin's ngme will be inscribed on the crest for the 1964-65 term and he will also receive a figurine that he This will be pre- sented to John at the Port Perry High School commence- . |SEPTEMBER SAVINGS On GENERAL ELECTRIC TELEVISIONS 23" LO-BOY 3 4 OUR PRICE ' WITH TRADE ; All front controls. Set and forget Volume Control. Front Mounted Dual Speakers. Cabinet In Walnut ne)305 2-Front Mounted Speakers. Transformer Powered. 23" CONSOLE Concealed Secondary Controls Cabinet Finished In Walnut WITH TRADE " [wv PEEL HARDWARE LTD. #2 President Mrs. G. Smith, Vice- president Mrs. H. Archer, Sec- retary Mrs. J. Clarke and Trea- surer Mrs. J. Stark are the new S.0.S. executive for the follow- It was agreed to by the teachers & parents that grades 5-8 collect for U.N.I.C.E.F. on Pencils and papers were dis- tributed to the teachers and parents and suggestions for topics and speakers, projects, discussion & debates, etc. were received from the members. The Raglan S.0.S. Club Hold First Meeting response was encouraging and many good ideas were submit- ted. ' A letter from Mrs. Auld thanking the S.0.S. Club for the lovely gifts she received at her retirement party was read by the secretary. Mrs. Auld was a teacher at the Raglan Public School for 10 years and principal of the new Raglan Consolidated School since its inception in 1962. On her retirement last June, after 40 years of teaching ,the S.0.S. Club honoured Mrs. Auld with a party and_ptesented her with a 4 piece set of matched lugg- age in avocado green and also placed a painting in the school in her honour. The meeting was adjourned and closed by singing the Queen, Lunch was served and the new members were asked to each bring a cup, saucer and' spoon to the next meeting. UTICA UCW The monthly meeting of the Utica U.C.W. was ha at the home of Mrs. Larry Kendall on September 8th .at 8.30 p.m, There were 10 members and one guest present. The meeting was opened by the president Mrs. R. Thorn- dyke. Mrs. Bruce Miller and Mrs. Bert Mitchell were in charge of the devotional, Mrs. Miller opened the service with a prayer, followed by the read- ing in unison of Psalm 95. Hymn 164 "Faith of our Fa- thers" was sung. Mrs. Miller then read the evening's serip- ture as found in the book of Jeremiah, chapter 31, verses 81 to 34. Mrs. Mitchell then gave an interesting talk based on the evening's scripture. Mrs. Thorndyke chaired the business meeting. All reports were read and approved. Invi- tations from Manchester U.C.W. & Goodwood U.C.W. were read and it is hoped many of our members can attend these events Mrs. Thorndyke thank- ed the members for their sup- port at the bake sale. The re- mainder of the evening was used to plan in greater detail the coming Christmas Bazaar, All the members are urged to keep up the good work on this matter. A delightful lunch was sup- plied by Mrs. Thorndyke and Mrs. Mitchell. RT NR NR NNN NN PLAN NOW TO HAVE A GOOD TIME AT Woodbridge FAIR WOODBRIDGE, ONT. Saturday, October 9 and Monday, October 11 2 BIG DAYS Horse Shows, Ponies Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Poultry Rabbits & Cavies - 4-H Clubs Harness Races - Monday MIDWAY - BOTH DAYS WEAR ERR ANGS re BAH IEBGARIER) p 60338301 7 dda an, eo hs