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LOCAL : x items to the Star As courtesy and service to local readers we offer this column in mentioning your guests and items of interest. NEWS 'Send your Mr, and Mrs. R..B. Smallman spent last week-end in Brantford at the -home of their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs, J. H, VanNest," on the occasion of their 40th wédding anni- versary. =A surprise party was given on Saturday with members of the family present, Murs, Smallman was presented with a corsage of orchids by . Mr, A. G. Mcore, formerly of Van- couver, now of London; Ont. A silver tea service was the gift of the family to their. parents. Many other gifts from relatives and friends were re- ceived. On Sunday, open house was held at which time Mr. and Mrs. . Smallman enjoyed visiting with re- latives and- friends from Brantford. They returned to their home in Port Perry on Tuesday. F .) hata nr ---------- -- Banquet Annual Burn's Supper will be held in the Presbyterian Church on Wed- nesday, Jan. 23rd. Tickets available from Mrs. A. MacFarlane, Mrs. D. C. MacMaster and Mrs, M. B. Dymond. Jan. 17 . . ~ ab Bitth:. TRIPP--Mr. and Mrs. William Tripp are happy to announce the birth of a son and brother for Lina, at Oshawa Genéral Hospital on Thue, January 10th. Er a egia Deaths ALDRED -- "At his residence, 186 Pape Ave., Toronto on Friday, January 11th, 1952, Nelson Aldred. Masonic service on Sunday even- ing, funeral service on Monday it 11 a.m. with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. = lr 1 Memoriam In Loving Memory of Mrs. George A. McClintock who died Jan. 18, 1947. Dear Mother, you are not forgotten, "Though on earth you are no more. Still in Memory you ate with us As you always were before. Lovingly remembered by George and Jean, - KIGHT---In loving Memory of a dear 'mother, Mrs. Margaret Kight, who passed away.January 24th, 1951. Silent memories, true and tender, Just to show we still rentémber. Ever remembered--The family. [ In loving memory of Mary Elizabeth "Ballard, who Passed away Jan. 19th, 1949. When days are dark, and friends are few, Dear Grandma how I think of you. 'Friends are friends if they are true, We lost our best friend when we ~ lost you. : Ever remembered by your loving Granddaughter Joan. w--r Also Our Mother: : Upright and just in all her ways. Faithful and true to the end of her ; days. In silence she suffered, in patience she bore, - Till God called her homé to suffer | no more, Ever remembered by Son Fred and - Daughter-in-Law Margaret. The Churches rte ST, JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. John Riddell, Minister Sunday, January 20th-- 11" a.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Church Service. Subject-- "The Universe of the Soul" [$3232 2020228382838000200030003 0083000003388 023431 THE CHURCH of the ASCENSION (Anglican) Rev. H. S. Swabey, M.A., B.D. January 20th -- Second Sunday after the Epiphany. 4 11 a.m,--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evening Service LAABAARNSARANANSSAARAANNNNAN PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. R. H. Wylie, B.A., Minister Sunday, Jan. 20th-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School, 11 a.m.--Meorning Worship--The Ten Commandments, (2) The Second Commandment, 7 pm.--God In History. JTIIITILIIILITIILITLITILLLLLLILLSLLLILLLILLLILILLLLS PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH P. Taylor, Pastor Sunday, January 20th-- 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service Wednesday--Prayer meeting at 8 p.m. 3333383383328 823328332832323328833832888883288288838 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST I CHURCH - Service at 2.30 p.m. on Saturday at the home of Mrs. Stanley Ger- row.. All are welcome. Cards of Thanks on Wedresday at 7: 100 0 Yclock at nicht, janlotf | -- 'Hoot Mon!!! Let's a' gang tae THE BURN'S SUPPER at the PRESBYTERIAN KIRK, PORT PERRY, Nae mair nor 100 tickets will be sold, go get your richt noo an' ye'll no be fashed. Och aye, ye'll be gettin' Haggis ,an' 1 hear tell they're gaun tae be gaein' a bit prize for the Best Scotch Joke. ne 4 oil lickets are only ae dollar an' ae quarter. - January, 23rd, Port Perry Wins CARNEGIE SPARKLES AS PORT PERRY RURALS WIN Port Perry Rurals continued their undefeated streak here against Cambray by downing the visitors 6-2 in the Port Perry Mem- orial Arena before the largest crowd of the season as Gord Car- .Inegie in the Port Perry cage turn- ed in another of his terrific per- formances that have the local fans really hockey conscious.: Cambray lit the red light behind Carnegie after twenty-six. seconds of play in a scramble in front of the Port net, that appeared due to the con- fusing uniforms worn by the teams with Carl Tamblyn of the visitors getting the counter. But for the next 45 minutes of the game Car- negie in the local net put on one of the finest jobs of goal-tending seen here in many a season--this exhibition including stopping breakaways, - labelled .shots from close-ins, and on occasions when his' seen playing two opponents for seconds as he manouvered back and forth in the crease." The home squad failed to tally in the first period as Anderson in the Cambray goal was also doing some fine work, but when Jockett of Cambray and Healey of Port -| went off with majors for fighting © Our grateful thanks to all good friends and neighbours who helped with deeds of kindness, words of sym- pathy and cards during our recent sad bereavement. : ) Mr. Fred Pearce, daughter Eva and son John. We wish to thank the neighbours and friends, specially nurse Hanna for, their great kindness and help in time | of our trouble, Miss Stoutt and Brother I would like to sincerely thank all my friends and neighbours for the lovely box of fruit and plant they sent me, also for flowers, cards, and kind avi ies during my illness. - Mrs. Garnet Cochrane Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Clifford ,Harper of Seagrave announce the marriage of their eldest daughter, Mary, to Mr. Herbert Payne, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Alec. Payne, of Hampion, on January 26th, 5 BALLET - TAPS Register for Classes on Tuesday at 4.30 p.m. Port Perry High School Irenie Harvey Mary Brotherwood It's Thrilling! FIRST TIME Canadian FIGURE SKATING 'CHAMPIONSHIPS January 17-18-19 'OSHAWA It's Beautiful! IN kai ARENA the locals fired three quick. ones. Dysart got the first from Robin- son, Robinson the second from Christie and Cochrane added an- 'other before the penalties were up. That was all the scoring for the second stanza, bringing the count to 3-1 for Port Perry. In the third. period the scoring was even, each team netting two. Don Mark tallied after five min- utes of play for the locals, while seconds later M. Tamblyn got one back for the visitors. K. Mark 'got the first of a brace of tallies for Port near the eight minute mark, on a pass from Dysart and Robinson, while two minutes later he scored unassisted skating in to use his wingman as a decoy on a rather clever effort. With the homsters then leading 6-2, an un- important puck eluded Carnegie as Carl Tamblyn got his second goal defense tired Carnegie was| -the holidays. for the visitors with some twenty seconds left to play. This ended the scoring for the evening and brought the final result to Port Perry 6, Cambray. 38. Port Perry's effectiveness in registering its third straight win 'on home ice was augmented by the acquisition of Dysart, Ron Wallace and McKee to the local roster. Dysart is a player who shows to be an experienced, strong-skating play-maker while Wallace and Mec- Kee possess speed and vigour that is typical of their youth. Port Perry--Goal, G. Carnegie; defense, B. Howey, D. Christie; centre, G. Robinson; forwards, B, Dysart, K. Mark; alternates, B. Healey, D. Drury, D. Cochrane,. P. Sulman, G. VanCamp, R. Wallace, D. Mark, M, McKee. Cambray -- Goal, J, Anderson; defense, E. Trent, A. Jackett; cen- tre, C. Trent; wings, R. Jewell, C, Tamblyn; alternates, A. Trent, I, Goard, M. Tamblyn, D. Sinclair, G. Ferguson. Referee--P. McIntosh. + EN PPHS. News HILLTOP HERALD _Hi friends! Things are batk in swing at P.P.H.S. again.after Exam papers: are beginning to drift back and judg- ing from the papers seen around the halls the students apparently don't cherish them as souvenirs. The cheerleaders are very much in evidence lately as the basketball season has really started. Ux- bridge rolled in to play four rous- ing games on Friday and as we won three of the four games it looks like a' good start. E A dance held after these games was quite successful although the hockey game ran" a little opposi- tion. Try-outs for the Operetta are on now and these account for most all the queer noises you might hear over the low and rumble of band practice. : Inspectors are expected any time in the near future so everyone seems to be on their toes. It looks like an attack of Angelitis but don't be fooled; it's probably temporary. Se wR LE INES eh Epsom The eJection of officers for the Epsom Sunday School for 1962 re- sulted as follows. fupt.--Donald. "Asling, Assist; ant--Lorne Wagner; Sec.--Bruce Boyinhgton; Assts.--Harold Medd, Floyd Evans; Treas.--W. Kerry. Bible Class Teacher--Enoch Mc- Knight; Asst,;. Jos. Wilson. Will- ing Workers Class, Mrs. W. Evans, Asst, Gordon Prentice.. (Junior Girls', Mrs. Lorne Wagner, Asst: Barbara Acton, "Senior Primary, Mrs. G. Prentice, Asst. Lois Ash- ton. Junior Primary, Mrs. D. Asling, Asst, Mrs. May Munro. Temperance Sec,, Mrs. E. Wilson, Mrs. John Millman. Missionary See,, Mrs. N. Prentice, Mrs, Earl Wilson. Chorus leaders, G. Pren- bee, Barbara Acton. Picnic Com., E. McKnight, Ross Evans, Walter Kerry and Roy Munro. Total Col- lections taken in 1961 amounted to $207.00 with a balance on hand of $105.00, Mr, and Mrs. . Roy Stevens and son, of Toronto, (formerly of New Brunswick) have moved to Mr. E. Whippey's farm, We welcome the Stevens family to the community. Mr. Chris. Yogger was taken to St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto last week where he underwent an operation. We hope he will soon recover sufficiently to return home. The Cubs, accompanied by Mr. Hill and Mr. Asling, had a jolly time on Saturday last week when they hiked to the 8th concession and spent the afternoon tobaggan- ing. Another good time is being planned for February 2nd. Par- ticulars later. The meeting this coming Saturday is postponed on account of the annual meeting at Utica. Members and adherents of Ep- som Church-are invited to attend the annual meeting to be held in Utica Church on Saturday, Jan.| 19th. A pot luck dinner will be served at 12.30 noon. Please bring a hot dish or dessert. Mr. and Murs. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Kerry were in Oshawa on Monday visiting théir mother Mrs. Ashton, who is slowly improving after her recent fall. Two Shows Nightly--7.00 and 9.00 Saturdays and Holidays 6.30 & 8.30 : Matinee 2.00 p.m. | Thursday, January 17th-- Last Showing to- day of: "I WAS A COMMUNIST FOR THE F.B.L" with FRANK LOVEJOY and : DOROTHY HART Special Boys' SUNDAY, Old Time Gospel. 'REVIVAL CONTINUES THE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH EVANGELIST JOE MEZZAPELLE and DAN BRNDJAR. with Guitar and Singing. FRIDAY, JANUARY 18th, 7.30 P. nd Girls' Service ANUARY 20th Servi ices at 11 a.m.---7 p.m. . Outstanding "Talent--Saxaphonist. "Services Nightly, Tuesday to Friday, 8 p.m. Don't fail to hear these up-to-date preachers of the You are always Welcome, M. Pastor: W. A, Bowler Visit Our Beautiful The Loveliest in all Canada by . A .Complete with a gorgeous array of. WEDDING and EVENING GOWNS DRESSES "SHOP at ARDLEY'S with CONFIDENCE" ARDLEY FROCKS 491-3-6 Danforth Ave. (near Logan) Phone--GE 15676 Salon SUITS COATS by Toronto, Ont. Friday-Sajurday, JAN. 18-19 . DONALD O'CONNOR PIPER LAURIE, in "FRANCES GOES:TO THE RACES." "Plus Selected Short Subjects. ALL YOUR DRUG NE Our full line of quality Drugs and Supplies insures rapid' filling of Pharmical needs. } is We stock a full line of Vitamins, : ; BRUTON'S DRUGSTORE | ~ Stanley R. Bruton, Phm.B. Phone 16 PORT PERRY MARVEL PASTRY FLOUR, 7'8 45¢. ......ccccvvivveenens 24's $1.45 RICE, 2 Ibs. 33¢. KLEENEX, 2 for 43c., man' Ss size 2-Tlc. JAVEX, 16 oz. 16¢. 32 oz. 26¢. .....covveeen.. fase d Ya gallon 47c. FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES SHEE FLORIDA GREEN CELERY ..ccccccconniiinnnnisinnsnane. 2 for 25c. 2 TOMATOES, Cello PRE. worveeriviiiireeioniniieesiieeniinesssaisessesses 2lc. a, on 1b. 19c. "HEAD LRPTUCR 19c¢. _ SPECIAL Robin Hood Cake Mix White or Chocolate 33c. ~~. SPECIAL Blue Bonnett Margarine "(Quick) 2 lbs. for 8lc, ROBIN HOOD FLOUR, 24's $1.73 - 98's $6.25 FLORIDA JUICE ORANGES ......ccccoovvninnininiinens dozen 29c. E. MERLIN DOWSON WE DELIVER--PHONE 91 FOR SERVICE ' Tenders For Garbage Collection Sealed tenders for the collection of garbage for the Village of Port Perry for a period of 12 months, starting February 1st, 1952, will be received by the Council. Tenders to be in the hands of the Clerk by January 28th, 1952 : Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Contract ~form may be seen at the Clerk's Office. Tg JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk. Let Us Supply You WITH THE CHOICE FRESH MEAT. TO GIVE THE "PROPER BALANCE IN YOUR DIET CAWKER'S PORT PERRY Rt . BUTCHERS ONTARIO : 'Monday-Tuesday, JAN. 21-22 "THE GOLDEN HORDE" '(in Tech.) starring ANN BLYTH and DAVID FARRAR Wednesday, Thursday; JAN. 23-24 | RAY MILLAND and JOHN HODIAK in "NIGHT INTO MORNING" or Plus, ~ JANE NIGH and MICHAEL O'SHEA in "DISC JOCKEY" DON'T MISS! : "MR. BELVEDERE RING THE BELL" starring CLIFTON WEBB (Two days only ; Monday-Tuesday, JAN. 28.29 ~ We're Proud of Our Service And we know you'll like it, too! It's smooth, quiet, and f efficient--adds perfectly to your enjoyment of our meals. : Come in soon for a complete meal or snack. . . . . . . - . . . 'PAINTER and' DECORATORS in all branches of the trade. ..OUR NEW SAMPLE BOOKS NOW AVAILABLE. : Our years of experience to help you in choosing the proper papers for your rooms.' 'We Sell and Service Venetian Blinds M. ST. CLAIR and SON Phone Port Perry 1 118 r Ch