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a LA EA Slinty . : wealth AAT SNL \ Tou be - oN HARRI KI CR dt Sas da RE A SIA 0h Shr TR 5 Berd hk vi . SR «: 3 ad AY, AP '6--PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. JAN. 16th, 1964 Personalized "Just for You" stationery and thank-you cards add that extra touch of warmth to your orrespondence, Your name . 'and address or initials are printed on white or coloured quality writing papers in beautiful raised lettering. The impression is dignified, and oh so charming; yet the cost is very low. Choose your personalized stationery, dinner napkins, cocktail napkins, coasters, - matches and playing cards from the many available styles you'll see in the personalized "Just for You" ; sample book. P.S. They make wonderful gifts for family . and friends too. Port Perry Star PHONE: 985-7383 'SEAGRAVE NEWS ' We are sorry to report that our minister, Rev. E. McNeil is under the doctor's care and ex- pects to enter Port Perry Mem- orial Hospital on Wednesday, for surgery. Rev. Cooper of Uxbridge, who retired from the ireenbank charge a few years ago, is taking charge of the morning service at Seagrave during Rev. MecNeil's illness. This will be a joint service for the whole charge and will com- mence at 10.30. Everyone from all appointments is urged to at- tend, and make it a worthwhile effort. All are invited to re- main for Sunday School imme- diately after the church service. A few years ago Mr, Milton Groves built a small home -to the east of our village, across the road from Mr. and | Mrs, Garfield Stone. They Wy great friends. On Tuesday of last week Mr. Stone drove Mr. Groves to Toronto on a busi- ness trip. On Wednesday ev- ening, since they had not no- ticed, the old gentleman around, Mrs. Stone called in to see if he was alright, and was shocked to find that he had passed away in his sleep, She contacted his family in Toronto and they made funeral arrangements. The funeral service was con- ducted in the McDermott-Pana- baker Funeral Home, in Port Perry. The remains were plac- ed in Prince Albert Cemetery Vault, for later burial in Little Britain Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. R. Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. Neil McMillan visited with their aunt Mrs. Spence at the home of her daughter Mr. and Mrs, A. Had- don of Virginia, afternoon. on Sunday Greenbank News | On Sunday morning Rev. | Harris delivered the first of a series of sermons on the Lord's Prayer. In the absence of Mrs. Dobson, due to illness, Mrs. | David Lee very capably pre- sided at the organ. | On Monday evening, Jan. 20 | at 8 o'clock the annual con- | gregational meeting will be | held and the minister requests that all church reports be ready for presentation at that time. This is an important meeting and all members of the congre- gation are urged to attend. Last Thursday Earl and Jim Phoenix underwent successful tonsil operations in Uxbridge Cottage Hospital, John is still a patient there but is progress- ing favourably and expects to come home shortly. Mrs. Evelyn Tait spent the week-end at her home in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Don Steven and girls of Scarborough were entertained at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dia- mand during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Almer Rennie, of Sunderland were Saturday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. | Armour McMillan. Mrs. Harold Craig of Tor- onto spent a couple of days last week with her mother Mrs. Alice Phoenix and sister, Miss Jean. Mrs. Turcotte of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bailey and son also of Kitchener were ' ton--260; H. Chapman--252; C. J. Podres -- 233; T. Thomas-- MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE | | Jan. 9th Standins-- Blow Kings ............... 7 Gibson's eee. 5 Sars vcs 5 + Deluxe ..ocoocveveeeiiiinnnnns 5 Bill's Ref. ............... 5 Carnegies ................ 4 Meteors .....ccccovvunennenn. 3 Black Jacks .............. 2 Whiz Bangs ............ 2 | Head Pins ............ 2 | Goofers ......ccceeevivnnnnnn 2 Legionaires .............. 0 H.T. Without Hand.-- 762--F. Hastings H.T. With Hand.-- 781--J. Dowson ! H.S. Without Hand.-- 309--R. Hutchison H.S. With Hand.-- 320--R. Hutchison Over 225 Singles-- R. Hutchison -- 309, 234; D. Butt--300; J. Dowson -- 293, 259; B. Howsam--279, 239; B. | Owen--278, 241; F. Hastings-- 278, 255, 229; J. Ballard--266; B. Gibson--264, 245; R. Willer- Watts--249, 241; T. Eden--244; D. Wilson--238, 229; Don Mur- 1ay--238; J. Witherspoon--238; A. Menzies--237; J. Owen--237; i 233; D. Wallace--232; J. Not- | Owen--694; C. Watts--693; F. Olsen--641; J. Owen--627; A. Menzies--623; D. Wilson--623; ' B. Howsam--=619; D. Keetch-- | 617; R. Willerton--615; J. Bal- lard--612; J. Healey--604; 1. ' Boyd 603; D. Wallace--603. LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE | January 8th Standings-- Sunderlands .......... 5 28 Lancasters ............ 7 28 Mustangs ............ 2 26 Kittyhawks ........... 5 26 Mosquitoes ............ 5 2b Bombers ........coeuees 2 20 North Stars ............ 5 20 Hurricanes ............ 2 18 Spitfires ......ccecees 1 16 Helicopters ............ 0 16 i 1 = NR, 0 15 Flyers ....ccoccvnneeee 2 '14 High Single-- Gloria Hastings--285 High Triple-- Irene Doupe--699 Over 600 Triples-- I. Doupe--699; J. Ballard-- 684; G. Hastings--622; M. Gra- -ham--617; A. 10H, 608; F. Cochrane--604. Over 210 Singles-- I. Doupe--268, 260; J. Bal- lard--268, 213; A. Lown--240, 216; M. Graham--227, 215; G. Hastings--285; H. Heard--271; A. Spears--258; F. Cochrane-- recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.' tingham--229; R. Sweetman-- 946; R. Willoughby -- 241; C. W. Bailey. Mr. Geo. Stone was volved | in a ear - train crash last Fri- day night at' Whitby but for- | tunately he and his passenger both escaped serious injuries. | Over 600 Triples-- | Butt-- 726; B. Gibson--1725; B. i 227; J. Healey--226. F. Hastings--762; J. Dowson -- 754; R. Hutchison -- 746; D. Secretary For Central Ont. Dist. High School: Board Begins Duties formed. Mr. Gilfillan has been a Board member for the past William Gilfillan took over the dutice of pecretary treasurer of the Central Ontario District High School Board on January 1st, replacing Mr, Norman Alexander who has ably filled that position for the past 28 years. Mr. Alexander was also sec- i retary. of the High School Board 'before the District Board was ¥ 12 years and served as chairman for two years. from the Board in order to accept this new position. coming and outgoing secretaries are shown above, taken on the occasion of the eificisl opening of the vocational addition to the Secondary. School. | He resigned The ins --T-J Photo 1 i Wilbur--237; E. Snooks--233; N. Bryans -- 231; B. Collins-- . 226; K. Harper--221; B. Doupe --218; L. Free--216; A. Olsen --215; M. Enge--214; E. Wood ~=218; W. MeLaughlin--212; B. Oke--210. THE BEST OF BOTH TOP QUALITY ESSO HEATING EQUIPMENT (on easy, 5-year, budget terms) /- HOME HEAT SERVICE AT NO COST TO YOU BURNFIELD AND BALLARD Plumbing and Heating 985-2491 'Port Perry