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CANT » ACR AS NE MER PAE Oh RR OA AAAS RIERA Fan 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 5, 1960 SOR EERE EEA . Friday night. a BA A Rd A ah A] Te RE Th et Ei AT A I ER ER TRE RR WR a Seagrave and area news by Norma Adams The ghosts and goblins were out in full force on There were reports of one particular "flasher" over in Seagrave. Saturday morning the ground was covered with snow, the kids had a ball even though it was gone by noon. I think winter is almost here, which means Christmas is just around the corner. The entire Sunday school were shown a movie by superintendent Greg Smith on Sunday, as there was no 'church. Church and Sunday School will resume as normal next Sunday. White gift Sunday will be the first Sunday in December. Cubs and: Beavers joined together on Thursday night with each boy bringing a parent to celebrate Hallowe'en with a Hobo ¢ Night. Everyone had a real Hail and hearty at 90 E Mrs. Catherine Lee celebrated her 90th birthday last Sunday with family and friends. Mrs. Lee has lived all her life in the Scugog-Uxbridge areas and now resides at the Villa in Port Perry. She has nine children, 33 'children. grandchildren and 54 great grand- good time. There will be no cubs this Wednesday as the annual Turkey Dinner will be held on Wednesday night. Many thanks to all those who donated items and their time to help make the Mothers Auxiliary Bazaar such a success on Saturday. A special thank you to all the little Brownies who helped at the tea tables and in the kitchen. The next meeting of the auxiliary will be held at the home of Donna Wanamaker on Thursday November 20 at 8 p.m. Any ladies in the community who are interest- ed in attending the annual Fellowship Sister Banquet the evening program and or in being a Fellowship Sister next year, please call Sheila Sears at 985-8324, Donna Phypers at 985-7451 or Jessie Nobbs at 705-357-3478. This annual event will be held at the Seagrave United Church on Wednesday December 10 at 6:30 p.m. 4 'Beavers are to meet at the home of Angie Dykeman this Thursday at the usual time. - There will be a meeting of the Pork Board on Tuesday, November 11 at 7:30 p.m. at Laurence Carr's. Please give Diane Puckrin at 985-2489 a call next week with any news items. Do remember -- to forget Anger, worry and regret Love while you have love to give Live while you have life to | live ; Piet Hein Scugog Island W.I.. by Clara Dowson P.R.O. The members of our Women's Institute were all saddened by the sudden loss of our President Helen Fedyk. © Two minutes of silence was held in her memory. Our fist vice president, Janis Richardson is now our president. Janis welcomed everyone and opened the meeting by singing the Open- ing Ode and repeating the Institute Creed. Roll Call was answered by 25 mem- bers and 3 visitors on What Creative Activity do You Enjoy? Many interesting and varied replies. = Motto- "A man's reach should exceed his grasp. Or what's a heaven for" given by Marilyn Fitchett. Betty Ann Freeman read the minutes and correspon- -----dence=In the absence of -our= Winking fz a bulging sackful of pre- holiday prizes in the s Christmas Shoppers Bonus Draw. With over $5000000 could be a $10000 or a EAS in tax-free prizes, including lab EU $100,000 Santal yi I. $1,500,000 in Bonus Prizes, it's your Be Aw iad The regular. six-digit ticket Gey chance to really play Santa this year! Sug of #1 $ number gives you a chance to win Sv The seven-digit Bonus Draw ticket &o one of 6-$100,000 or 24-$25000 417) number gives you a chance to win one of vi 10-38100000 or 50-510,000 Bonus Prizes. Grand Prizes plus 331914 other prizes. That's $3,618,000 worth of tax-free prizes! NOV.I3 cervourmckernow $1.00 - If your Bonus Draw 2 number corresponds exactly to any of the 60 Bonus numbers drawn, you treasurer Connie Haigh, Christena Prentice gave her report. Our leaders for the Crewel Embroidery Course, "Alva Thompson and Eva Mercado reported on their findings and are prepared to get started this Wednesday evening October 29th at 8 p.m. sharp in the Commun- ity Hall, everyone wishing this course please be on hand to get your books and instructions. Nov..3rd will be the day you begin your course at 10 a.m. bring lunch. va Thompson will be the délegate attending the convention at the Royal York November-4th and 5th. The committeee fo ojar- ship award have met and Island girl and boy has been picked. Committee in charge will make the presen- -tation=---whenever----=it's convenient. Meeting was then turned over to Helen Hortop as - convenor of Education and Cultural Activities, who introduced the guest speaker Doloris Victor of the J. McBrien School of Creativity of Prince Albert and she brought along two guests, Gale Glass and Lana Douglas. gave'a mos interesting and inspiring talk on many things like acting; cooking and many other activities. Galeread a few of her poems. Thanks girls we. really did enjoy it. Clara Dowson presented them with a small token of appreciat- tion. 3 Lunch was served by group in charge, breads and pumpkin pie, whipped cream tea and coffee. Please take note next meet- ing will be our Xmas meet- ing and our hand made Xmas gift exchange. - See you all then. - : Port Perry Star "|'/ADVERTISING | DEADLINES DISPLAY: Monday 12 Noon CLASSIFIED - Monday 3 P.M. 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