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z= Sr ERIE --~ PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Nov. 18th, 1965 ERLE AN FRANSEIIA ~ XLT Redd VL - AL ASSES X0e. 2 Mrs. Grant Gerrow of Port|orial Hospital. Perry, Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas. Mrs. V. Aldred called on Mrs. Boneschanster last week. Mr. Johnathan Aldred and Puddles visited with Mr. and Mrs. C. Aldred on Sunday. Head School children and adults Royal Winter Fair on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Swinson and| pM, family of Oshawa visited with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. Fralick. Saturday night dinner guests| Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. J. Beckett were Mr. and Mrs. B. McCabe and two children of Toronto and Mrs. Stanley Ploughman of Port Perry. Sorry to report Mr. Bratley in Oshawa for an eye oper- ation and Mrs. Moore just re- turned from Port Perry Mem- several also Mr. attended the Oshawa. Empringham. SCUGOG NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Alan Carter, Karen and Ross, Sunday din- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. one afternoon| Neil Hunter, Greenbank. Mrs. Newman and children with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Eden over the weekend. Mr. Newman, north hunting. Mrs. M. McClaren and Mrs, F. Jackson spent Monday in . Grant Wagg of Kinsale also Mr. and Mrs. B. Lehman recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs, Manns and family spent Sunday in Tor- onto and went to the Royal. Miss Linda Fralick and Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson of Oshawa, also Mr. John Cairns of Tor- onto, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fralickk. Miss Gloria Fralick of Tor- onto entertained her parents, WES LANE PLUMBING Office ELECTRIC HEATING Port Perry, Ont. 985-2473 Res. by pL" - "oh Vi ey Ve SDH ARE Ll 1 ¥ Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fralick and sister, Miss Marilyn Fra- lick to dinner. It being her par- ents wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Don Crozier Sunday dinner guests of Mr, & Mrs. Clyde Platten, Oshawa. Miss Ruth Aldred spent the week-end in Oshawa with Miss Beverley Aldred. Mr. Oliver Beckett and Miss Arvilla Beckett of Bowmanville and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bec- kett of Oshawa Sunday night dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Beckett. Mrs. M, Fralick and Mrs. D. Crozier attended Prince Albert Bazaar one afternoon last week. Mr. and Mrs, P. Butt and Da- phne, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ballingall and Dean of Port Perry, Mr. & Mrs. D. Baird of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. B. Wallace of Bowmanville, Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Eden. Service at Grace 10 a.m. You are invited. The "Head" U.C.W. opened its meeting-dt-the home of Mrs. L. Martyn on Wed. evening, Nov. 8rd with a thought sug- gested by one of Jack Miner's favourite sayings. The Devotional period includ- ed an opening hymn, prayer by Mrs. N. Reader, Scripture from Psalm 65 (God in nature) by Mrs. C. Carter and the topic taken by Mrs. J. Manns. The study was "The Book that Talks". Rev. Teskey assisted in the discussion and showed the difference in the Word and Words by reading four versions of familiar Scripture. In the roll call it was request- ed to recall one of the teachers who stood out in our memory and the reason. A skit "Putting Spice into Housekeeping" was enacted by Betty Reader, Dorothy Martyn, Myrtle Manns and Marion Car- ter. Although it was humorous and contained many good sug- gestions many of our own busy housewives decided it was just not for them. Dorothy Martyn read an amusing story entitled, "The little black bag". It cer- tainly was enlightening to a puzzled little mind. In the business period it was decided that we cater to a sup- per, Dec. 4th to the Scugog Charge Official Board. There- fore we are preparing for at least 76. As the study period takes such a long period, it was plan- ned to purchase a study book for each member who will at- tempt to be prepared for the discussion. Most of the Thanksgiving sox were turned in and also a large number of donations toward the bale. Please remember your gift for your mystery sister at the Dec. meeting. Several Island ladies particu- larly from the "Head" took ad- vantage of the opportunity to learn more about Russia, as they viewed Mrs. Rymond's pic- tures as shown in the munieci- pal Hall at the Annual Hospital meeting. The pictures of the "Wall" between east and west Berlin were also enjoyed. Obituary DR. JOHN BELDON LUNDY Dr. John Beldon Lundy, D.D.S., late of Port Perry and Brantford, passed away at Tor onto General Hospital on Mon- day, November 8th, in his 84th year. A life member of the Dental Association of Ontario, Dr .Lundy practiced in Brante ford before moving in 1916 to Port Perry, where he continued his practice until retirement. Born at Cainsville, near Brant. ford, Dr. Lundy was the older son of the late Beldon Lundy and Lydia Day Lundy. He mar- ried the late Anna Grant Black- stock. Dr, Lundy was educated af Brantford Collegiate Institute and the University of Toronto. Active in many phases of community life, Dr. Lundy was a member of the Port Perry School Board for many years, Other posts which he held in- cluded those of treasurer of the Public Library, Boy Scout com- missioner, president of the Hor- ticultural Society and of the Bible Society, and past master of Fidelity Lodge A.F. & AM. He held a commission as cap- tain in a Brantford military unit and was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion, An Anglican, Dr. Lundy was a member of the Church of the Ascension, in Port Perry, where he served as Rector's Warden for 15 years. He had previous- ly held the same office at St. Jude's in Brantford. Dr. Lundy is survived by his only daugter Lois (Mrs. David Jackson) and by one brother, Thomas H. D. Lundy, of Van- couver. QUALITY PRINTING HIGH SPEED SERVICE Save Time and Money.... LET US DO IT! 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