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I TN $65.00 125.00 29.95 3.98 39.98 25.50 9.50 6.50 12.89 28.50 4.98 34.99 10.98 12.50 "Other Electrical Fixtures Sold at Cost Price Plastic Pipe Prices cut 30 to 35 per cent to clear SUBURBAN PLUMBING and Industrial Supplies 191 MAIN STREET NORTH -- UXBRIDGE, ONTARIO 852 - 3852 OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE OPEN EVERY THURSDAY & FRIDAY Nici} UNTIL t oe] Kole] '¢ FEBRUARY VALUE DAYS FEBRUARY 25-26-27 | Tamworth Swine PORT PERRY, STAR, Thursday, February 18th, 1965 -- 13 HONOUR FIRST CHAIRMAN Interested women from Port Perry and surrounding area, hed an informal gathering at the home of Mrs. S. Cawker, Mon, Feb. 8th, for the purpose of organizing a Handicraft Guild. At an earlier meeting held in January, at the home of Mrs. L. Patterson, two representa- tives from the Community Pro- grammes Branch, Dept. of Edu- cation, Toronto, paid an advis- ory visit and explained the "Aims" of a Guild, structure, Officers, meeting procedures, ete. Mrs. Roy Cornish organized the Handicraft Guild and the following Officers were elected: Chairman--Mrs. L. Patterson Vice Chairman--Mrs. S. Naples Secretary--Mrs, A. Martyn | Treasurer--Miss-A. Kent _. After some 'discussion the following items of business were decided upon: -- I. The Guild will be known as "The Louise Patterson Han- dicraft Guild". II. Meetings will be held once a month. ITI. The membership fee will be $1.00 a year. IV. A brief business session at each meeting, with more time to be devoted to some- Burketon News By S. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anskey, | Mr. and Mrs. W. Hopps, Whit- by were Sunday callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Hub- bard. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harding, Oshawa were Sunday guests of Mrs. Greta Bailey. Sorry to report that Mr. Nor- man Sproule is in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. His ! condition is not good. 'Mr, John Archer was suc- cessful to have a drilled well completed the beginning of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Taylor | | | ! i accompanied Mrs. A, J. Trick to Lindsay Sunday afternoon. Sorry to. report Mrs. Cyrus | Ashton of Bowmanville has not | been well lately, being taken to | Memorial Hospital on Sunday j in serious condition. Mrs. Florence Greenwood, Mr, Lawrence Greenwood, Ken- dal, were recent guests of Mrs. E. Bryan. Church service at 11.15 was fairly well attended. Mr. Leslie Taylor attended a directors meeting on Monday in Toronto. Handicraft Guild Named After Mrs. Louise Patterson thing constructive -- an educa- tional or demonstration period of interest to the membership. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. Grant MacDonald's home on Monday, March 8th, 2 p.m. Following the meeting tea was served by the hostess, as- sisted by Mrs, R. Cornish. Hockey N News Port Key Novice All Stars are undefeated in league play. Last week they had two very close games ending up with ties in Uxbridge and Canning- ton. . Last Fri. night in Uxbridge Port Perry's only goal was scored by Campbell in the 1st period ending sin a 1 - 1 tie. On Saturday they travelled to Cannington to play Canning- ton who are also undefeated. The game was close and very, exciting all- the way. Port Perry took the lead twice and with Port Perry leading 7-6 and with 30 seconds to go Can- nington pulled their goalie giv- ing them six attackers, scored giving them a tie 7-7. Scoring for Port Perry was Heard -- 8, Nightingale -- 2, Campbell--1, Cochrane--1, with the whole team playing a sound game. HOUSE LEAGUE February 10th-- Hurst 1 Jackson 1 This was a very close, clean game with one penalty to each team, The first period there was no scoring. Second period saw Hurst take the lead only to have Jackson tie it up with 3 minutes left in the game. Hall 1 Hurst 4 Hurst came up with a good checking game, the best of tha year. Jeffrey played well scor- ing three points, while McGill played a god game on defence. for Hurst. Hall's best. BANTAM-- Jeffrey vs. Luke The first game of the morn- ing saw Luke's and Jeffrey's team fight to a 8-3 tie. Both teams played good hockey. The play switched from one end to the other as both teams had plenty of scoring chances. Stars of the game were Jeffrey for Jeffrey's team and McNab and MacMaster for Luke's. Heard vs. Gunter Heard's team in a real close game defeated Gunter's team 3- 2. Gunter's team playing im- proved hockey were almost a match for the Heard team. Skating and checking played a big role in this game. Stars of the game were Romeril of Gun- ter's team and Pugh and Moase of Heard's team. doesn't like to be called. the kindness of people. A got a clutch of fan mail. you get this week, Pops?" After the weckend, we had a heavy fall of snow. him to get out and shovel the driveway. T handed him a shovel. 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