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G -- porT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Nov. 19, 1970 Blacksto Continued Recreation Centre. Miss) Karen Murdeck Home Econ- omist conducted the activi- | ties and introduced two visit-| ing Home Economists from | Hastings and Lennox-Adding- ton whe were present. De. monstrations and skits pre- sented in the afternoon at- tracted many interested par- ents. Mrs. Ralph Davis, Dist- rict President of the W. In- stitutes was present to pre- sent Provincial Honours, re- ceived at the completion of 12 units to Rosalie ger and Karen Yellowlees. Local gitls who received County Honours for the completion of six units were Marilyn ck News Duff, Mary Lou Malcolm and Sue McColl. Blackstock Units 1 and 3 were hostesses for this Achievement Day The poem below was written by Mrs. Ethel Redman, Scu- gog Island, faithful reporter for the Port Perry Senior Citizens Club. PORT PERRY CELEBRATION 1971 Port Perry is celebrating an important event, For those who own homes, and those who rent, Let us make this joyful, for one and all, To boast our Town and those who recall, The days of old, the improvements made, In this lovely Town by Seugog Lake. Organizations all around are planning ahead, To make merry, after all is said We should be proud of our nice neat Town, With its lovely homes, and stores all around. Let us contribute and make things hum, Lots of socials and lots of fun. Senior Citizens will try to help out too By putting on a Euchre at the Rink so please do Come and help the many events to come, A welcome to visitors and everyone. Fly the flag, designed, so all can see How happy this 100th year can be. smal better than the only fics On Nov. 4th the Head UCW met at the home of Mrs. Amy Smith. There were 22 pre sent for the special meeting which had nationalism and Remembrance as its theme. The acting president Mrs. | Reader opened the meeting with the following thought: Did you waste the day or lose it, was it well or sorely spent? Did you leave a trail of kindness or a scar of discontent? As you close your eyes in slumber do you think that God would say. "You have earned one more tomorrow by the work you did to-day." We sang hymn 516--"God --_-___ Volkswagen. It has a trunk that carries twice as much as any Beetle ever. It has a completely new suspension system for a softer ride. The front track is wider for better handling. The brakes are bigger for quicker stops. It has a longer wheelbase than the Beetle. Yet it has a shorter turning radius for easier parking. All in all, it's 89 ways better than the Beetle of old. . Thereby making it the only new small car this year that stands any chance of replacing the Volkswagen And if you think about it, that shouldn't come Os any greot surprise Because this year, of all years, if anyone was going to build a new smal! car to be better than the Volkswagen, you knew who it would be. of our fathers" and in unison read Psalm 67 as a prayer. The Scripture was read in unison from Psalm 33. Reta Reader conducted a study from a new book on the "Chasms in the Americas". It drew attention to Latin Am- erican Personality, With this scanty outline we realized why the people have prob- lems and grow discontented. During rol Icall we were asked to list effects of war. Mrs. T. Redman presented a few humourous stories. During roll call we were planned catering to the Sr. Citizens on Dée. 2nd and ask- ing "Grace" U.C.W. ladies to cater to Mystery Sister sup-| | per Nov. 25th. We allotted the following amounts as donations:--$50 to the M. & M., $20. to Hos- pital Auxiliary, $10. to CNIB, $20. to the Bible Society and $250. to the General Church fund. Mrs. "Amy Smith recited "In Flanders Fields" and then treated us toa couple of films projected on the sereen by Mr. Roy Cornish. The first was the "First World War" and the secon was "Focus on Fine China" which showed the manufac- turing process of Royal Doul- ton. It gave us an under- standing for the reason of the cost of this fine china. We trust Mrs. Myrtle Manns will soon be on her feet again after her recent shin injury. Last week Mrs. C. Redman took her mother to Sterling for a couple of days to attend the 50th anniversary celebra- tion of her lodge. WES PLUMBING - HEATING - Scugog News Rev. Barry Pogue of Dur- ham College will be conduct- ing Serivees at "Grace" Church until Christmas. He is a very busy person and we appreciate his efforts which are well enjoyed. His -ex- perience with young people is very helpful. The Jr. Choir will sing at the Service this Sunday and attendance awards will be presented. Mr. and Mrs. E. Sweetman guests of Mr. and dred. ther Demara and Mr, & Mrs. B. Jeffrey. A birthday cele- bration. Mr. and Mrs. A. Brown and family Sunday guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. Ab- bott of Pontypool. Mr. and Mrs. P. Wadinsky of Oshawa Saturday callers with Mr. and Mrs. H. Muller and Christopher. Mr. and Mrs. O. Blakely of Pickering Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Fralick. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fra- lick Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Fra- lick, Whitby. Jr. Choir practice Thurs- day night. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Corn- ish Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Chidley, Little Britain. Mr. and Mrs. B. Maeck of | Continued on page 14 LANE - ELECTRIC - FREE Box of Kleenex