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JO THe OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, November 28, 1963 ra Port Perry Couple Honored On Sixty-Fifth Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Peel, Port Perry, celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary re- cently. Mr. and Mrs. Peel were married in Blackstock in the year 1898 and lived in the Beth- any district until 1908, when WEEKLY WHIST DRIVE A whist drive was held at the Rundle Park Clubhouse, Park road south, on ednesday night. Mr. Richard Martin won the taffle and kindly gave it back to be drawn again, the winner this _ being Mr. David The \ whist drive winners were Mrs. Eric Smith, Mrs. Jack Howard and Mrs, Kenneth Shortt. from Whitby, won the "booby" prize. Last week's prize winners were: Mirs. James Thomson, Mr. David Boakes, Mrs. J. Mad- der. The raffle was won by Mrs. G. H. Clapp and the booby prize by Mrs. E. Mcllwraith. Refreshments, 'were served they moved to a farm on the Manchester road. In 1952 when Mr. Peel' retired from farming, they moved into Port Perry, where they have resided on John street ever since. Mrs. Ronald Bowman,|® dg and the Hon. Michael Ir. Sister Cora Lyons and Broth- er William Henderson presided t the last meeting of their official year as WM and WP of Sunbeam Chapter, . No. 75, Order of the Eastern Star, on Thursday evening. Sister Edna Anderson, PGM, from Bowmanville, and Sister a. sincere welcome. Ruby Clark, Tena Roberts, Agnes Wallace, Ann Creighton, Agnes Kemlo and Meta Moore, all PDGM'S, received the usual warm welcome of Sun- beam Chapter. Presiding Matrons and Pa- trons present were eleven. Sis- ter Cora greeted the twenty-two past officers who were pres- em. To the members of the chapter, Sister Cora expressed her appreciation of their sup- port and asked that they give the in-coming officers the same loyal service. Visitors were present from Madoc, Whitby, Toronto, Bow- manville, York, Pickering and Port Perry. Sister Jean Scott gave the re- port on the sick and ail were wished a speedy recovery. The trustees' report was given by Dorothy Haley and the audi- tor's report by Agnes Kemlo. The treasurer's and secretary's annual reports were given. Invitations were accepted to visit the following chapters: December 10, Durham chapter, Bowmanville; November 14, Blue Ray, Port Perry; Novem- ber 28, Whitby; November 20, Markham; and November 22, Sunland Chapter, Sunderland. Sister Jean Scott presented the WM with a gift from the chapter, 'and Brother Lloyd Wood did the honors for Wil- They have two sons, Ronald Peel and Harry Peel, both in business in Port Perry, four! grandchildren, Mrs. A. (Helen); (Miriam); Paul Peel and Wil- liam Peel, grandchildren. Bathie Mrs. John Price and eleven great To celebrate the happy occa- sion Mr. and Mrs. Peel were entertained at a family dinner. They were also the recipients of Poe! cards, congratulations, an Majesty the Queen; telegrams from Her Premier Obarts; the Hon. M. B. Mr. and Mrs. Peel are well known throughout the commun- ity and health, still active and enthusi- astic "workers Church and take a keen interest in community activities. are both in fairly good in the United and the masters of ceremonies were Mr, Alex Air and Mr. George Day. These whist drives are held every Wednesday night at 8 p.m, Admission 50 cents. VON DIRECTORS' MEETING The November meeting of the directors of the Victorian Order of Nurses was held in the board room at the City Hall with Mrs. Charies D. Russell presiding. The minutes were read by the eecretary and the treasurer's report was given by Mr. F. A. Mclveen. Mrs, Russell called upon the 728-958) professional Sunbeam Chapter OES Otficers Installed In Colorful Rites ,|beam's past officers. rded|Matron is liam Henderson, WP While the officers were retiring, a solo was sung by Ruth Bestwick. The Ins Board was as follows: . Insta! Matron, Sis- ter Agnes Kemlo, PDDGM; In- stalling Marshall, Edna Ander- son, PGM; Chaplain, Alberta Woods, PM, assisted by Sun- The installation of a Worthy a solemn and im- pressive ceremony. Conducted by Agnes Kemlo all memb € ner with a bouquet of red car- nations with best wishes from her mother and father -- her husband. had already given her an orchid corsage. The presentation of the past officer's jewels was made by Sister Lois Seed, niece of the WM and. Lioyd Wood. The WM was the recipient of many gifts from family and friends. Following the farewell given by the WM's mother, re- freshments were served by the committee and a pleasant so- cial time felineeet. Officers installed were: wor- thy matron, Jean Scott; asso- ciate matron, Thelma Beer- must have received a deeply moving impression of this relig- jous ceremony. As the various officers were installed the fol- lowing assisted with the cere- monies: Sisters Sybil maid, Betty McKinstry, May Shang, Bert Wight, Marianne Girrard, Meta Moore, Dorothy Haley. Brother Clifton Moore was the installing patron. Sister Mabel Alpin told the story of the five star points as Lang-|conduct: thuizen; iate patron, Wil- liam Henderson; secretary, Meta Moore; treasurer, Ann Brown; chaplain, Blanche Keith; marshal, Laura Young; ress, Wilma Taylor; associate conductress, Gladys Elliott; Adah, Eunice Smales; Ruth, Gwen Hanna Esther, Ellen Curry; Martha, Mar- ion Hoy; Electa, Jane Jobb; warder, Sandra Bent; sentinel, Beatrice Duchemin. each officer was p ited with a corsage in the color emblem- atic of her office, in a beauti- ful floral ceremony with religi- ous undertones. The WM was also presented with a corsage. Sister Ruth Bestwick provided appropriate solos during the evening's ceremonies. 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