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, = = ids 14 PORT iT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, us 21st, 1965 Prince Albert News The January meeting of the G.N.S. Club was held at. the home of Mrs, F. Middleton. - The president, Mrs. J. David- son opened the evening by all repeating the Lord's Prayer. Reports were heard from the secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Jeffrey and Mrs. Heayn the nominating committee ann- ounced the new slate of officers for 1965: President, Mrs. Jack Brain; vice-president, Mrs. W. Heayn; secretary, Mrs. Roy Av Hope; treasurer, Mrs. F. Cann- ing; Hostess, lunch, Mrs. Ken Middleton; program, Mrs. F. Gilson; card, Mrs. F. Middleton. Flowers, Mrs. H. Jeffrey, Mrs. 0. Brown; Hospital rep., to be filled; Press, Mrs. L. Beacock. Auditors, Mrs. Canning, Mrs. Gilison. The retiring president, Mrs. Davidson expressed appreciat- fon received during her year and wished the new executive the best. The new president, Mrs. Brain occupied the chair for the new business, Members discussed a_ dance, therefore Mrs. Parkinson, Mrs. Davidson" and Mrs. Heayn to arrange for same. Since the méeting, majority of plans have been .completed for a dance to-be held in Port Perry Legion Hall on March 13, with the Blue Diamonds orch- estra. Take note of particulars under Coming Events in the near future, Program was conducted by Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Garvey. Lunch was provided by Mrs. Bond and Mrs. Parkinson. Friday evening's bitter temp- erature did not hinder over .er, Mr. F. Vickery and the fifty relatives and friends Beacocks. / from attending a shower held in the church parlors, The get-to-gether was arrang- ed in honour of Mr, Lloyd Wil- son and his bride, the former, Miss Marnie Lambert of Col- umbus. The evening started off with a few favourites from the song sheet. A neighbour of the groom, Mr. Les Beacock acted as MC throughout the evening. A snappy piano duet by Mrs. G. Hunter and daughter Linda. A reading by Miss Beth Hunt- er. At this time the bride and groom were invited to be seat- ed at the front in the decorated chairs, Following the chairmans re- marks, baskets of useful gifts were presented to the newly- weds by the groom's youngest brother, Bruce, The bride was assisted by Miss Patsy Holtby and Mr. Murray Blain arrang- ed the many presents. The bride and groom expressed their appreciation, inviting everyone to visit them in Oshawa. At this time Mr. Bruce Snel- grove showed a half hour of pictures comprising of inter- esting points in Ontario. Lunch ended the pleasant evening. We are pleased to learn Mr. S. Perkins is home from surg- ery in Oshawa Hospital. Flowers were placed in the church on Sunday by the fam- ily of the late Mrs. Heard, We welcome Mr. and Mrs. D. Rowe and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks who have moved into our village. Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt, Bar- bara and Neil of Oshawa were Sunday visitors with her fath- GIGA A-L-E 'THE ELIZABETH SHOPPE' NTIC NUMEROUS ITEMS AT 1» Price INFANTS PRAM SUITS MOSTLY BLUE A FEW SMALL SIZES IN SNOW SUITS AND COAT SETS SNUGGLEDOWN PYJAMAS -- Sizes 2-4 AN ASSORTMENT OF CHILDREN'S WOOL. HATS -- All Sizes LADIES SUEDE AND POPLIN CAR COATS Sizes 14 - 16 - 18 A FEW LADIES SWEATERS Cotton Knits and Orlon GIRLS and TEENS CHENILLE HOUSECOATS and DUSTERS -- 6-14 ALL OTHER WINTER Merchandise EE iam SL BE a Cr EL EARTHEN YEARS FRA) SHEL RA RRP EPSOM NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Powell and Jimmy of Whitby called on Mr. and Mrs. M. Baile; oe. day recently. Miss Karen Geer entertained several friends on Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Aston visited with Mr. and Mrs, El- mer Wilson on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Geer and Brenda of Port Perry were supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Card, Sun- day evening. ; Miss Sandra Gerber was an overnight guest at the home of her friend, Miss Dianne Card on Tuesday. Mr. Drew McCulloch and Mr. David Prentice attended the Scholdice reunion at the Royal York Hotel on Saturday "even- ing. The sympathy of the comm- unity is felt for the Christie family in the loss of their sis- ter, Mrs. Iola Heard who was laid to rest last week. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton and Richard and Miss Beth Ashton were dinner guests on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bushell of Oshawa. 'Mr. Donald Asling attended the U. IC. Men's Work at Bram- pton on Saturday. 'Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling and Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Asling were dinner guests at the home House League Hockey News January 16th, 1965-- BANTAM-- Jeffrey vs. Heard Jeffrey's team playing a fine checking game scored early in their first period and then kept the strong Heard team off the scoreboard for a 1-0 victory. Stars of the game were Kenny and Carnegie on Jeffrey's team and Pugh on Heard's. Scoring: Jeffrey--1. Carnegie Blackstock vs. Luke Luke's team romped to an easy 10-1 win over Blackstock in the second game, Luke's team played and outchecked and: outskated Blackstock in their well deserved win. Stars of the game were McNab and R. Thompson of Luke's team and Romeril of Blackstock. Scoring: Luke . McNab . R. Thompson - McNab . Wakeford - R. Thompson . McNab . MacMaster . McNab - Thompson Phoenix . MacMaster .-R. Thompson . MacMaster . McNab - Thompson Blackstock-- 1. McLaughlin PAP SD ON CO BD -- [= =e BE | NOVICE-- Campbell vs. Ashbridge Campbell's team defeated Ashbridge 2-0 in a close game, both teams having their share -of the play. Burns scored hoth goals for Campbell's team while Dowson played a good game for Ashbridge's team, Kyte vs. Irvine Irvine's team defeated Kyte's 6-1 in the final game of the morning. Irvine's team played a strong game and Kyte's team was more impressive than the score indicates, Goals for Irvine's team were scored by Diamond, Lee, McCoy and Tay- lor who collected two. Macleod scored the goal for Kyte's, of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clarke on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Geer called on Mr. and Mrs, Fred Stephens in Brooklin on Sun- day afternoon, 'Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Lee and sons of Port Perry had supper on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Geer 'attended the birthday party for Mr. Fred Thom at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Smith, Miss Betty Munro and Miss Karen Geer attended the Jun- ior Farmer Conference at the Royal York Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wagner of Manchester called on Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Ashton is not well. Mr. and Mrs, William Kendry and Patty and Mr. Eric Binns were Sunday supper guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Allan Card. The results of the euchre party held in the school were: Ladies, Mrs. G. Tindall; 2nd, Mrs. D. Watson; low, Mrs, M. Clarke; Gents, Gordon Taylor; 2nd, Gordon Smith; low,I. Muir- head. Mrs. Evelyn Prentice visited with Mr. and Mrs. G. Prentice for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Don Prentice, Toronto and Mr. Ross Prentice of Waterloo were also home for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Prent- ice and family of Port Perry and Mr. and Mrs. George John- ston of Pine Grove were with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Munro on Sunday. Mrs. John Brown and children of Port Perry called on them on Thursday. A Sek GE WE NOW CARRY A LINE. OF [ a Office Supplies IN OUR OFFICE Drop in and see what we have to offer. PORT PERRY STAR CO. LTD PHONE: 985-7383 \Friends Honour Popular Couple George and Alpha Samells op- ened their home recently to en- tertain a group of neighbours & friends who, over a period of years have enjoyed a party in different homes together, The evening was spent in games and cards followed by a delicious lunch. ' Norma Jeffrey then ra on the many happy evenings th group had spent together gn expressed regret at losing i good friends and neighbouys from it, namely, Fred and Jj DeNure, but hoped they woul still continue to come back '¢ such occasions in the future, The friendship which this group has experienced seems fit- tingly expressed by this ide poem. LIKE THE STURDY OAK Our friendship, , like the sturdy oak, ©' Has grown throughout the years. The sunshine has been the happy hours, The rain has been our tears. Like the oak, we sent out branches All along life's way, Our friendship grew and blossomed With each shining day. The old oak tree's leaves are many Like the hours we have shared. The memories we have gathered For stormy days or fair. Our roots are deep and lasting The kind that have no end, For they grow in friendship's garden We've shared with you, our friends. Effie Plougham and Nettie Mec- Donald then presented a gift of bathroom, boudoir accessories with Polystyrene cut-crystal ef- fect. Both Fred and Birdie express- ed their sincere thanks to all and extended an invitation to visit them in their new home. ANNUAL F. HONEY, Pres. Port Perry, Reach & Scugog Agricultural Society to be held in TOWNSHIP HALL, MANCHESTER Monday, January 25, 1965, at 8.00 p.m. e EVERYBODY WELCOME eo MEETING F. LAMB, Sec'y § Jan, 21 § 1211112 PLUMBING Office HEATING ELECTRIC Port Perry, Ont. 985- 2473 Res. 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