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* Li - 2 - PORT PERRY STAR - THURSDAY DEC. 22, 1966 SCUGOG NEWS The "Head" U.C.W. the home of Mrs. Bonnie Ger- row for the Christmas meeting. There were 24 present includ- ing Rev. Teskey and four non- members. The meeting was opened by the president who read an item on "Christmas" to introduce the - theme of the evening. This was followed by the singing of "Si- lent Night" and an explanation of the "Christmas Tree" place in our family celebrations and ended with a reminder:--'"As we turn on the lights of the Christmas trees in our homes, they should remind us that Je- sus brought light to the world during dark and sad times. The president led a 4-part prayer for Christmas thankfulness and with responses by the whole group. The Scripture reading "of -the Christmas story from Luke was taken by Mrs. Sandra Taylor. Then Mrs. Bonnie Gerrow asked a detailed list of questions to see how much of the story we had absorbed. The president 'read Christmas cus- toms of children in other lands, and also the woodcarvers & their -families of Oberammer- gare in Germany. Ei During roll call we were ask- ed to tell how we expected to spend Christmas. i Following the reports, notes or messages of appreciation were conveyed from Sherry Whitter, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Martyn, Mrs. Jessie Robertson, "Mrs. Marion Carter and Mrs. . Ruth Heayn. There was also a --greeting card from Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Gilbert of Foxbor- ough, ' During the business period there was discussion on a long list of reports and literature from Presbytery. There were arrangements re the "Mystery --Sister" for "Grace" U.C.W. and also a committee to arrange for our own in Jan. Characters were chosen for the drama for _the Candlelight Service on INVEST NOW 6% VICTORIA and GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY 191 Queen St. Telephone 985-7306 met at -ker, Dec. 24th, Mrs. Marion Carter had a reading entitled "The tree that trimmed itself". Mrs. Clara Dowson had a comic reading on "I's time to be frustrated", Mrs. Dorene Ashbridge request- ed us to prove our artistic abil- ity by making a sketch on paper on top of our heads. We drew a Christmas tree with a star on top, 2 Christmas parcels and 3 round ornaments, Mrs. Marie proved to be most capable in this line. Gifts from Mystery Sisters were then distributed. While we enjoyed a delicious Christmas lunch at the well ex- tended family tables, Jim Ger- row played back to us a tape recording, he had secretly made of parts of our meeting. It was quite a surprise and somewhat amusing. " On Sunday evening "Mr. 'and Mrs. Alvin Heayn and daugh- ters visited in Prince Albert with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Graham. It was a delightful experience on Sunday when the "Head" S. S. joined with "Grace" S. S. for the White Gift service and later returned to the "Head" for a pot luck dinner and dis- tribution of attendance awards, gifts and freats. Luncheon guests of Mrs. M. McLaren included Mrs. R. Caw- Mrs. Tetlow and Mrs. Reese. Mr. and Mrs. R. Lehman of Claremont Sunday dinner guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Empringham. Mr. and Mrs. F. Gow of Osh- away visited recently with his mother Mrs. C. Hardy. Mr. and Mrs. J. Reese and boys spent Saturday in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. R. Cawker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman attended the Christmas Carol Service in Port Perry on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas din- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. Gibson of Blackstock on Mon- day. Mrs. Huffman in Odi on Tuesday with friends. Our Mystery Sister Banquet was a success in every way. A lovely time was had by all pre- sent. ' Our White Gift Service was good. The Head S. S. visited us. It was nice to have the| children take part. Mrs. Apple- ton read the lesson story. No service at Grace on Christmas Sunday. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all. --M. Thomas. YOUR RED CROSS + LIMITED... | Port Perry I oJ THANKS YoU FOR YOUR HELP LS ASL A NSS SSS SSNS SSS SSN NSS SASS) TASS CSN SNN SENSES ESTES SSE 0S A AN A hhh hh "PORT PERRY STAR CO., LIMITED Serving ort "Perry, Brooklin and [Surrounding Areas P. HVIDSTEN,' Publisher WM. T. HARRISON, Editor Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Assoc. y Member of the Ontario Weekly Newspaper Assoc. Published every Thursday by The Port Perry Star Co. Ltd., Port Perry, Ontario. ' Authorized as dvond dase mail by the Post Office Department, Ottawa, and for payment of postage. in cash. Subsreiption Rates: In Canada $8.00 per yr., Elsewhere, $4.50 per yr. AES SS SS SS SSS SSS SS SSS SSS SSNS NAS Single Copy 10e. ESS SRS SR RAS SR AAA AAA A RA SN = Women's Hospital Auxiliary Presents Annual Report Women's Hospital Auxiliary is completing its 14th year of service 'to our Community Hos- pital with following ekecutive: President--Mrs. M. B. Dymond 1st Vice--Mrs. Roy Cornish 2nd Vice--Mrs. A. McDermott Cor, Sec'y--Mrs. S. Mumford Treasurer--Mrs. D. Crozier Rec. Sec'y--Mrs. B. Wanamker Knitting Con. --Mrs. J. Manns Mrs. D. Gerrow. Eight meetings have been held during calendar year with an average attendance of 17, We are pleased with the inter- est shown in our meetings and we appreciate the hospitality of Mrs, Dymond for the use of her home each month. Our auxiliary presents each new baby born at the hospital with a pair of bootees. To date this year 71 pair have been given out. We will provide wool and patterns for anyone who will assist with the knit- ting and are truly grateful for those who do help with this project. We also. provide reading ma- terial for the patients subserib- ing to a daily paper and four magazines. -At Christmas our auxiliary provides candy to.the patients, chocolates for three shifts of nursing, office, kitchen and THE CHURCHES CHURCH OF ASCENSION ANGLICAN Rev. R. C. Rose Minister Sat., Dec. 24th--Christmas Eve 6.30 p.m.--Children's Christmas Service 11.15 p.m.--Holy Communion Sun., Dec. 25-- Christmas Day 8.30 a.m.--Holy Communion Wed., Dec. 28-- The Innocents 10 a.m.--Holy Communion Sun., Jan. Ist, 1967-- New Year's Day 9.45 a.m.--Holy Communion Wed., Jan. 4th-- . 10 am.--Holy Communion ST. JOHN, BLACKSTOCK Sun., Dec. 25-- Christmas Day 11 a.m.--Holy Communion Sun., Jan. 1st, 1967-- New Year's Day 11.15 a.m.--Holy Communion PORT PERRY "UNITED CHURCH Rev. Alec G. Rice, B.A.. Minister Sunday, December 25th-- 11:00 a.m, --Morning Worship. No Sunday School Classes. PRINCE ALBERT -- 2:00 p.m.-- Church Service 1:00 p.m.-- Sunday Scohol. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH "Rev. H. M. Buntain, BA." ~ Minister Sunday, Christmas Day-- 10.00 a.m.--Morning Worship No Sunday Schgol Classes. Sunday, New Year's Day-- 10.00 a.m.--Morning Worship PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH (Queen and Rosa Sts.) 1. C. Bowie, Pastor Sunday, December 25th-- 9:45 a.m,--Family Bible Schoo) 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m --Evening Service United Church of Canada SCUGOG Pastoral CHARGE Rev. George Teskey Sunday, December 25th-- NO SERVICES ON SUNDAY, DEC. 25th Christmas Eve Service-- af, Grace United Scugog at 8 p.m. : PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev. R. Batten - Rev. I. MacLean 16 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service Wed., 8 p.m~--Prayer Meeting '| gain be held Dec. 10. laundry help. In lieu of a de- corated tree for the interior of the hospital, we added to the outdoor lighing giving a touch of festive beauty to the build- ing. . For the Easter season the children were given candy bas- kets and favors for their trays, a potted .plant for each adult patient and Easter plant for the office. We had several money mak- ing projects and feel greatly encouraged by the support we received from organizations and friends. The diminshing tea propect was completed early in the year. Our big event was the Spring Fair on May. This was a new project. Every or- ganization in the surrounding communities paxgticipated and without this interest and sup- port this success could not have been attained. This event took considerable planning and on behalf -of this auxiliary please accept our thanks to friends for donations, contributions and organizations for their loyal support. Our summer project was a draw made at Port Perry Fair. A substantial sum was realized from sale of tickets and the prizes consisting of a quilt, blanket, pillow cases and tow- els were donated by friends and again we say thank you to all who helped in any way. Olir annual doll draw will a- As in previous yrs. we offer, 10 dolls or stuffed animals each with $5.00 as prizes. ) A big event being planned for next year is a Centennial Ball to be held in October of 1967. We will hear more par ticulars of this in future. hope all will look forward to this event to make it the suec- cess we anticipate. : As the past year has pro- gressed our vision of a new hospital has become clearer. Land has been purchased, plans sanctioned for the building and a Building Campaign set up. Now the financial campaign is at work. Our auxiliary set as their goal to the Port Perry Community Memorial Hospital Building Campaign sum of $20,000.00. In September our organiza- tion set up a Building Fund and were able to turn over to that fund $3000.00 from our general fund - Recently we are happy to report receiving several large donations to-this fund. Now as this year closes, we feel most grateful for the sup- port 'we have received from friends and organizations. We are about to start a new year, many projects are planned and a new hospital foremost in everyone's mind. The demands| are going to be many. May we never loose interest. May we feel the need and necessity of a hospital in our community that the unfortunate ill may receive the care and comforts to make life easier to bear. 1.O.D.E. ENJOY POL-LUCK SUPPER The December meeting of Scugog Chapter 1.O.D.E. was a very pleasant occasion. The members -e joyed a potluck super in ie Presbyterian church hallhefore the business meeting. A committee was formed to arrange a Marathon Bridge for after New Year's. Donations were made to the Peace Garden $1.00, Lucy Mor- rison Memorial $25.00, Adopted Greek orphan $50.00, and $10.00 to the - Provincial Workroom, The books for the Public School will be presented before Christ- mas, to the student in each grade making the most progress during the year, We]. Bulldozers FRIDAY NIGHT Port Perry 12, Keswick 3 The start of a hard week-end, | saw the Buldozers change their latest style Friday night in Keswick. - From the start of the first period the Buldozers were all over the ice not giving Keswick a chance to get organized. A great team effort by Port who were missing two of their re- gular defence, dropping back to help out, were Andy Mathews and Yyn Middleton, both work- ing like they played there all season. - This was a game that re- minded us of the play-offs last season, with Port not letting up at all. The kind of game we like to see the boys play, with no coasting. : Scoring for Port First Period-- McKee from D. McNenly, g J. Burnett W. Venning, unassisted A. Mathews from B. Parry, B. Doner. J. Burnett from M. McKee R. Bryant from G.-Geer,- L. Middleton Score at end of first 5-0. Second Period-- M. McKee from A. Mathews K. Roberts from: B. Parry, - W. Venning A. Mathews from D., McNenly, K. Roberts W. Venning from G. Geer End of second-9-2 for Port Third Period-- R. Bryant, unassisted R. Bryant from G. Geer, D. McNenly A. Mathews from W. Venning B. Doner. * %* 0% MONDAY NIGHT Port Perry 4. Uxbridge 0 The boys were out for reven- ge in Uxbridge Monday night and got it with a clear cut win, in what must be described as the best game the Bulldozers have played all season. With good hard checking, digging in the corners & clean crisp passing, Port upset the Black Hawks throughout the game. I must point out, the great goal tending by Jim Top-| ping with first class reflexess robbed Uxbridge countless tim- es and for his effort earned his first shutout of the season. Well done boys, another fine team effort that paid off. "Scoring for Port First Period-- L. Middleton, unassisted 2nd Period-- G. Geer from R. Bryant R. Bryant for D. Conlin, M. McMillan 3rd Period-- G. Geer from L. Middleton. * Xk 0* TUESDAY NIGHT Port Perry Buldozérs pulled off their third win Tuesday night in 'a fast skating, wide open game that could have gone either way." Cobourg mis- sed the open net 3 or 4 times, and Port were firing from every angle. But that extra digging put the puck in the net. A great game for the fans to watch and plenty to shout about with our official friend back for a repeat performance of his interpretation .of the rules. Scoring for Port . 1st Period-- K. Roberts from L. Middleton Win Three I Point Behind Leaders G. Geer from L. Middleton, 'M. McMillan L. Middleton from R. Bryant, G. Geer. End of first 3-2 for Port 2nd Period-- D. McMillan from D. McNenly M. McKee End of second 4-3 for Port 3rd Period-- G. Geer from L. Middleton, R. 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