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PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Dec. 2nd, 1965 ZY Sybil Langmaid; Betty MeKiné- Blue Ray Chapter Install New Officers welcomed Past District Deputy A large number/ of members try; Jean Scott; Marianne Gir- ard; Cora Lyons; Thelma Beer- thuizen; and Dorothy Haley, of Sunbeam Chapter; Helen Cos- sar and Ida Chantler of Friend- ship Chapter; Maude Boyes and /Margaret Mustard, of Whitby Chapter; Gladys Walkey, of Durham; and William Wallace, Also welcomed to the East were past matrons and past patrons of Blue Ray Chapter-- Jessie Espie;/ Mabel Chapman; Ethel Nottingham; Margaret Cornish; Margaret Jeffrey (Grand Representative to the State of Washington) Margaret Carnegie; Adelia White; Doris Nottingham; Emma Cook; Elsie and visitors of Blue Ray Chapter No. 238, Order of the Eastern Star, met in the Ma- sonic Temple, Queen ' Street, Port Perry, to honor the newly- 'elected worthy matron, Mary Pearson and her staff of offi- cers for the 1965-66 term, re- cently. Worthy Matron Bernice Mairs Grand Matron's Agnes Wallace; Meta Moore and"Agnes Kemlo who are also Honorary Mem- bers of Blue Ray; Presiding Matrons and Patrons Wilha Taylor, and George Taylor, of Sunbeam Chapter; Cora Fallow, of Whitby Chapter and Earl Walkey, of Durham Chapter; Past Matrons and Patrons-- of Markham Chapter and an Honorary Member of Blue Ray. Espie. Willis; Dora Suggitt and Hugh Other guests were. pre- Of The T0 THE ELECTORS TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG TO THE ELECTORS OF SCUGOG . SCHOOL AREA BOARD I would like to solicit your vote in the coming election. I regret time will not permit me to see all of you personally before election day. I would like ot take this opportunity to solicit your support at the polls on Saturday, December 4th, for the e VOTE eo MILTON DEMARA FOR SCHOOL TRUSTEE COUNC office of ILLOR GLEN DEMARA You'll Like Our Any man who rates a gift is sure to like what you find here. 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Organist Gladys Morgan; past matrons - Margaret Cornish; Doris Nottingham; Mabel Chap man; Dora Suggitt; Margaret Carnegie; Agnes Wallace and past patron Norman Mairs, Past Matron Margaret Jef- frey, the floral marshall gave a very impressive floral ceremony. The in-coming officers pre- gented the newly-appointed wor- thy matron with a gift set of crystal along with a red sweet- % | heart rose corsage and she re- - ceived many other gifts to com- memorate the occasion among which was an ivory colored en- graved gavel presented to her by the newly appointed worthy patron, Hugh Espie. The worthy matron extended laurels to the installing officers for the perfect performance at her installation. Her first pleas- ant task was inviting the retir- ing officers, Bernice and Nor- man Mairs to the East where they were presented with their past officers' "jewells and hus- band and wife were given the honor of pinning on each: other's jewell. © During the business session reports were received from the various convenors and the an- 'nual statements from Margaret Carnegie, secretary, and Alma Reesor, treasurer were present- d. The auditors report was giv- en by chair lady Mabel Cawker. The Farewell was given by past matron Margaret Cornish. At the close of the meeting members and friends renewed old friendships and a delicious luncheon was served by the re- freshment committee which was convened by Esther Chapman. The officers for Blue Ray Chapter, No. 238, Order of the Eastern Star for the term 1965- 66 are as follows: Wor. Matron--Mary Pearson Wor. Patron--Hugh Espie, P.P, -Assoc. Matron--Minnie Fisher Assoc. Patron--Merlin Suggitt, iP.P. Sec'y--Marg. Carnegie, P.M. Treasurer--Alma Reesor Conductress--to be appointed Assoc. Conductress-- ' Karel Nottingham Ctaplain--Pearl Gerrow Marshall--Emma Cook, P.M. Organist--Mabel Cawker Adah--Ann Levinson Ruth--Kathleen Walker | Esther--Bernice Mairs, P.M. Martha--FEthel Emerson Electa--Olive Painter Warder--Sarah Kight Sentinel--Dora Suggitt, P.M, Convenors of. Committees Benevolent--Esther Chapman & Mabel Chapman," P.M. Sick and Sunshirie--Karel Nottingham and Doris Evans Ways and Means--Margaret Jeffrey, P.M. and Mabel wker u 'Refreshment--)Committee of the m Entertainthent--Minnie Fisher and Carol Morrow Regalia--Emma Cook, P.M. and Sarah Kight . Press--Alma Reesor Transportation--Jessie Espib and Margaret Carnegie, P.M.s Estarl--Pearl Gerrow and : Star Points Hospital --Margarut Cornish, P.M. & Birthday--Alice Thomas...