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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Nov. 25th, 1965 Senior Citizens Club Here we are into winter again, still us older folks are attending in good numbers, our meetings and euchres. Over fifty mem- bers enjoyed the usual get to- gether at the hall on Wednes- day, November 10th at 2 p.m. The president Mrs, Chapman opened the meeting as usual, all joined in singing Citizen's Prayer, O Canada, and all re- peating the Lords Prayer. Business was discussed & ways & means also of entertaining club members which is the aim of Senior Clubs everywhere. Because we are old in years, doesn't imply we want to be idle, we would rather keep busy. One has only to read Bulletins printed and sent to us to rea- lize how much activity is being spent' on Senior Citizen Clubs. United, Senior Citizens Ontario, stand for Unity, Sincerity, Co- operation, Objective. A won- derful organization, After the meeting, social time is spent and lunch served and The Queen. Euchre on Sat., Nov. 13th was the usual success, twenty tables were set up. We welcome every- one, who patronize these enjoy- able evenings, from near and © far, vicinities attend from all around, and a great number from Oshawa. Good prizes are presented to lucky winners & a lovely lunch served by the group in charge. The next meeting will be Wed- nesday, Nov. 24th at 2 p.m. Sorry the draw was cancelled last meeting, as books were not all turned in. Draw will be this coming meeting on (Quilt and Rug). Please have all tickets in by that date. Next euchre will be at Hall Sat., November 27th at 8.30 p.m. Come and have a happy time. Lucky win- ners, Nov. 18th as follows: Ladies high Mrs. D. McDiar- mid, score 77; Mrs. F. Middle- ton second, score 74. Consola- tion Mrs. M., Rowland, score 45. Gent's high Mr. G. Smith and Mr. H. McDiarmid (tied), score 76, Mr. Smith won (by cutting cards), Mr. McDiarmid second. Mr. G. Taylor Consolation, score 44, Please keep in mind coming events at Citizen's Club. Shuffle board is also enjoyed for mem- bers who are interested. En- quire from Mr. T, Gibson, those who would like particulars in regards to this game. » * *» Even in winter there are lovely sunsets, Deep red and gold as we look to the west, Sometimes we have winds, blizzards and blows, But roads are soon cleared with all the snow plows. Older folks enjoy winter when fields are green Then kiddies couldn't play with their sleds and be seen, Their laughter cheer us in our golden days, And remind us of the time when we used to play, Of the days when we also took part in the fun And played in the snow and kept on the run. wo always take a Due GORD LEWIS MOTOR SALES 92 Water St. On The Car Precision Wheel Ty 1 ALSO: Balancing Done A Plecition HUNTER EQUIPMENT! Even the best drivers scrape a curb now and then . .. maybe you have tool It doesn't wheels enough to cause unnecessary, costly wear that can cut tire mileage in half. You'll enjoy driving more, fool Why chance it? BETTER HAVE YOUR WHEEL ALIGNMENT CHECKED AND PREVENT real hard jolt to misalign 985-7091 While You Wait reg Sovoiee ERIE LL MS YT Women's Hospital Auxiliary is completing its 18th year of service to our community hos- pital with following executive, President--Mrs. M. B. Dymond 1st Vice Pres.-- Mrs. R. Cornish 2nd Vice Pres.--Mrs. S. Beare Treasurer--Mrs. D. Crozier Rec. Secretary-- Mrs. B. L. Wanamaker Corres. Secretary-- Mrs. S. Mumford Knitting--Mrs. J. Manns Eight meetings have been held thus far this year. We en- joyed a dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs. Dymond in Sep- tember. We deeply appreciate the time and effort spent by the ladies who regularly visit the hospital to keep the linen in good repair. Last Christmas, the auxiliary provided chocolates for the pa- tients, three shifts of nurses, kitchen help, office staff and laundry help. In place of a de- in former years, we provided outdoor lighting which added a touch of seasonal beauty to our hospital. For the Easter season, the children were given candy bas- kets and favors for their trays, a potted hyacinth for each pa- tient and potted hydrangea's for the office. For National Hospital Day in May our auxiliary held after- noon tea and home baking sale at municipal building. It is in- deed encouraging the support we receive from public on this annual occasion. Our auxiliary gives each baby born at the hospital a pair of bootees. This year to date 71 pairs have been given out and a set of twins received sweaters and bonnets. We will be pleas- ed to give wool and pattern to anyone wishing to help with this project. Also would like to say thank you to those who do knit for us, especially to our friends in Toronto and Oshawa. LS RAL ey A AF. 5 corated tree in the hospital as RRC ARI RON DRIVAE SR YATE IEA) \ =' y Aad VITHTLNR JAt Feb SPT 0 RPE hia eT RNAS WE ND 5 04 TRLAL VF WY wis b HELE TREK In May we sponsored a mew project the Forfeit Calendars, This created a great deal of in- terest and proved very satisfac- tory financially, so much so we hope to repeat it again next year. We appreciate the interest everyone showed toward our summer project. The Penny Draw. Mr. Albert Fulford was the winner of the $100.00 cash prize and Mr. MacIntosh and Mrs. Krieg winners of the two smaller prizes $15.00 and $10. respectively. A big thank-you to our friend Mrs, Edwards for her help in selling tickets. The auxiliary feels very grate- ful to Mrs. Cornish who has or- ganized the Diminishing Tea project once more. We hope the organizations will complete this project before this year ends. Our annual Doll Festival will be Dec. 11. This year we are offering 10 dolls each with $5.00 as prizes. Again we ask for everyone's support and tickets can be procured from any mem- ber of auxiliary. Dymond Starts 14th Year As President Of Women's Hospital Auxiliary Early in the year we choose as our objective, Portable X- Ray Equipment for hospital. We wish to thank those organi- zations who Have already sent donations. In view of a pos- sibility of a new hospital, it was decided to withhold purchase of that machine until such time the new building is established. Our big project in the plan- ning for next year is a Spring Fair. The date and place has not yet been decided on, but we pledge the support of everyone and all organizations to make This the biggest event yet. Now as this year draws to a close we would like to thank eferyone, friends and organiza- tions for their work and dona- tions. We look forward to a new year with a vision of a new hospital before us. We have many projects planned so we know there will be many de- mands on us. May we have continued cooperation and sup- port from members and organ- izations to provide for the com- forts of the unfortunate ill. MA a a a OO OO CO SCUGOG TOWNSHIP NOMINATION MEETING ; SDDS Se Public notice is hereby given to the Electors of the TOWNSHIP POOPED OOG OF SCUGOG that I require the presence of the Electors in SCUGOG TOWN HALL BD -- ON ¢ Saturday, November 27th, 1965 must be given. 27a a a ag Og Og LOO OSL LOLOL Og UROL Oa ORR OL ORO ZN ROR OT 2 OT RON OL ORO RC, from 7 p.m. to 8.00 p.m. for the purpose of nominating candidates to the office of Reeve, Council and School Area & Board. 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