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~ and decisions made. " decided to buy four blankets AS. | ct Se anh Babin Ciluetd Mb tdi ob edn isa aio Tg SEE 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR SICH LAS ERE COR IRR PE Pied SAL SFR ON ORS ¥ FeSO RATA ST -- Thursday, Nov. 27, 1969 PORT PERRY TAR ~--Port Perry UCW The general meeting of the U.C.W. met in the church parlor Tues. evening, Nov. 11th. President Mrs. Jean McDermott welcomed the la- dies with a very special wel- come to the representatives from the newly formed unit 10. A short poem on "Re- membrance" was read and a hymn sung. Mrs. Hardy and Miss Audrey Kent presented a splendid devotional with Mrs. Hardy reading part of an interesting and helpful sermon written by Rev. Moir Watters of Robinson United Church, London, Ont. where Mrs. Hardy formerly attend- ed. Miss Audrey Kent led in prayer and devotions clos- ed with the singing of a hymn. A business meeting follow- ed with many items discussed It was for overseas relief. Mrs. Eli- zabeth Fulford & Mrs. Wendy Davidson are holding a shoe blitz for the Scott Mission where the need for wearable shoes, boots, overshoes and rubbers is great. There will be a box placed in the old kitchen of .the church for these items or if either lady is contacted your donation will be picked up. There is a very urgent need for .wear- able footwear so please help if you can. A special collection: will be taken at the unit meetings for the C.N.LLB. a very wor- thy cause formerly looked after by the 1.O.D.E. now dis- banded. Mrs. Bev, Muir spoke of the need for volunteer help at the home for retarded children in Sunderland and asked anyone who could spare a couple of hours week- ly to contact her. Mrs. Mabel Cawker Con- venor of Stewardship and Re- cruiting called on Miss Aud- rey Kent to read the scrip- ture from 25th Chpt. of Mat- thew the theme being--Inas- much as you have done it unto one of the least of these, my brethren, Ye have done it unto me. Mrs. Caw- ker had prepared a splendid paper on Christian Steward- ship and its meaning. The paper was divided into five parts -- Christian Faith and} Christian Living -- Action & Sharing -- Skill and Talents -- Time -- Stewardship and Money. These parts were read by Mrs. Joy Hull -- Mrs. Dora Dowson -- Mrs. Eliza- beth Fulford -- Mrs. Mabel McMullen and Mrs. Doris ING WOMENS oT EVENTS Williams. Mabel then stress- ed the fact that a Christian does mot just function on Sunday but wherever he is-- every day -- every minute. That the church is import- ant -- that it is a friendly place where the lonely find friendship and the troubled find peace. It was stressed that'the world needs--Money to meet its appalling need-- Brains to tackle its problems --Love to heal its hurts-- and the concern of all -- for all. We all have something to offer and we all have 24 hours to offer it in. Each of us has some talent, how- ever small and we should in- vest some of it in His service. This was a splendid program and Mrs. Cawker is to be commended on this interest- ing- and thoughtful paper which must have taken much time to prepare. The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction and a social time was enjoyed 4-H CLUBS MANCHESTER 4-H CLUB Meeting 7 of the Manches- ter "Zig-Zags" was held on November 10th at the home of Dorothy Brown. Roll Call was: How I am trying to improve my groom- ing habits, We answered this and also discussed hem- lines and the curved seam. We practised sewing on but- tons. The Club: is going to have a Christmas party Dec. 22 at the home of Carol Aird. Final meeting was held on November 17th at the home of Connie Sutherland. Roll Call for last meeting was: Report on Grooming Plan. 'Each girl reported on how well she kept to her daily and weekly grooming plan. Book covers will be received within the coming week. Achievement Day was discussed. There will be an exhibit: A Grooming Guide for Hands and Nails, Sheila Williams, Dorothy Brown and Jessie Qoosterlo are making the poster. Judging Dusters was discussed and the final meeting closed with the 4-H motto. --Anna Croxall 3 tomatoes 3tbsp. butter 1 onion, diced Y green pepper, sliced, Ya tsp. garlic salt 1 pound ground beef chili powder, and sprinkle Ground beef goes south casserole dish, suggested by 'salad and bread sticks. MEXICAN GROUND BEEF CASSEROLE Cut tomatoes in half; sceop out: centers, discarding seeds and reserving pulp. Set aside. In frying pan, melt butter and add onion, green pepper, and garlic salt. Cook until vegetables are limp. Add ground beef and tomato pulp; cook over medium heat, stirring for 10 minutes. Combine flour, salt, and until thickened. Turn mixture into a casserole dish. Arrange tomato shells, rounded side down, on the meat mixture. Crack eggs into a small dish and carefully trans- fer each egg to a tomato shell. Cut Chedder cheese into narrow strips, and cross strips over the egg-filled tomato. Bake at 350°F for 20 to 25 minutes. HAMBURG -- MEXICAN STYLE donald Institute, University of Guelph. For a complete meal-in-a-minute, serve the casserole with a tossed green 2 tbsp flour Fa 14 tsp. salt % tsp. chili powder 6 eggs - Cheddar cheese over meat. Mix well. Cook of the border in this tangy the Food Department, Mac- anchester News Service next Sunday morn- ing at 11:15 You are invited. Mr. Grant Innes is a pa- tient in Port Perry Hospi- tal. Best wishes for a quick recovery. 3 The U.C.W. will hold their annual Christmas panty at the home of Mrs. Annie Toombs on Thursday after- noon, Dec. 11th. Unwrapped gifts for the Whitby Psychi- atric Hospital will be much Mr. and Mrs. Art Vander- voort visited relatives in Whitevale Saturday evening. Mr. Anthur Mitchell is in Totowa, New Jersey where he hag taken a position. We are happy to report that Mrs; J. Bain is much im- proved in health. * Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dobson were supper guests of Mr. visit relatives. Mr. Mitchell will join her there on the New Year and they will leave for their new home in New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mitchell called on Mrs. J. J. Christie and Miss Reba Christie, Tor- onto on Sunday. COMPLETE . [ite LOTTA i LOVELINES? 2) UR BEAUTY BUDGET MUST BE KEPT IN PLACE,A FACT. ALL GIRLS JUST HAVE 70 FACE | : wy a "DANC CLUB ANNRENE Saturday, November 29 -- WALTER and SANDY --- NEW YEAR'S TICKETS ON SALE NOW. and Mrs. Ken Proctor, Osh- awa on Sunday evening. Mrs. A. Mitchell and two sons left by plane on Sun- day for Assiniboia, Sask., to appreciated. Check The Label On Your Paper = : : LJ RT | RICHARD'S p REAL E3727 ip. tra TOR BEAUTY STUDIO REAL ESTATE | PHONE -- 985.7991 . er. She introduced us to about 30 of her friends and neigh- bors -- and I did appreciate her friendly hospitable ges- ture. : I wan{ to return the favor but I feel I need help. I am not equipped to serve 30 -- and I can't even remember all of them. : . If I had an early Christmas tea, and invited the hostess, For Your FREE Gift Clip and Mail This Coupon To BOX 50, PORT PERRY STAR PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Doris Clark Some Christmas gift list! DEAR DORIS -- Every year Christmas bills stagger us. We ing. Other parents get head- aches too. i || Nome. Phone... have to provide gifts for a her mother, her mother-in-law '; ; Add . large family of aunts, uncles, DEAR DORIS -- Our daugh- another friendly neighbor and by ] FOSS. eevee eee eee eee eee eee ee eee cousin; the children's teach for Jean he me, an us eyeomes, would I be . : } y . ers; service people like the 2 A slighting the others? (13) Approximate Wedding Date.............cccccc...... mailman; my husband's' secre- is going to ask her father's I don't have a silver service Hs tary. permission. v- -- but I could get a coffee-pot 2 08t We buy each other some- We are very fond of this and teapot in my dinnerware AY: thing we would have to get man and we want to offer pattern -- or should I budget Ay anyway. If we don't give to the them our blessings, but being for a tea service? + children's friends, and they get our first daughter to marry we New Neighbor are not sure of the proper thing to say while expressing our feelings. 3 Pleased As Punch DEAR PLEASED -- Cheers! I like that "ask permission" bit. Welcome him warmly. He may be quaking in his boots when he makes his ap- proach, so do your level best to convey to::your delight and your welcome. A kiss from you, a handshake from father; and some enthusiastic remarks about gaining a son -- or what- ever comes naturally to you. something, they feel badly. 2 Dreading Christmas DEAR NEW -- A Christmas bee tea sounds cosy; and you owe _the invitation to your hostess, not to all 30 of the guests; I don't go all out for china teapots™ They suffer too much; get jammed under taps, lose their spout ends," and let the tea cool off to boot. Nor do I hold a brief for silver. With all its elegance, it tarnishes, and the price is not right! What we like, of late, is our _ shiny, effitient Picot wear tea. i pot. - Available from depart- & "ment store or china shop. You i can't throw it around and ex- pect it not to scratch; but han. dle and wash it separately, and you've got a good thing. DEAR DREADING -- The long list you enclosed adds up to 76 gifts and a big headache. Take the lead in starting a new family frend. Suggest to aunts, etc., one of the follow- ing compromises: 1. Put all family names in a hat; each member draws one name; gives one family gift. 2. For each family under one roof, provide not individu- al presents, but a family-fun gift, like. a game, or corn-pop- per, or geographical globe. Teachers don't expecf gifts. And don't let big: talk from playmates make your young- sters greedy for- the recogni- tion they think goes with giv- "SPECIALS «ZU Wash and Wear Wigs - Never need Setting -- $29.95 DEAR DORIS -- We have recently moved ito this lovely 'area, where one of the neigh- bors has giyen a coffee party for 'me and another newcom- Hair Pieces Regularly $29.50 Special -- $22.95 Hair Spray (Last Word) Regularly $2.50 per can 14 oz. -- 2 cans for $3.95 Toronto Telegram News Service