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James Purvis Receives | 50 Yaar James Purvis of Port Perry cently honoured on the occasion of fifty years membership in the Masonic Lodge. Present- 'ing him with his fifty year certificate is F. T. Cameron of Wynyard, Sask. Mr. Purvis joined the Lodge in London, England in 1916 while serving with the Army in 'the First World < (left) was re- War. Master in 1931 and Mrs. Masonic Certificate On his return, he became the postmaster in Wynyard, Sask. and served the Lodge as Purvis ances in Wynyard, friends also honoured them on their Golden Anniversary, having been mar- ried fifty years on Sept. 28th. Ls While Mr. renewing acquaint- and again in 1956. were Intermediates Open Schedule o [ J o Little Britain ~~ The local "Bulldozers" (Ont- ario Champs). Intermediate 'C' hockey club have held two prac- tices on Little Britain ice in preparation for the coming sea- son which will get under way for the locals on Tuesday, Nov- ~ ember Bth, when Little Britain will visit Port Perry. Fans will again this year see most of the same faces who brought the Ontario Champion- ship to Port Perry last year. Returning from last year are goaltender, Jim Topping, de- fencemen, Ken Roberts, Mac McMillan, Doug McMillan, Chie Carnegie and forwards, Dale McNenley, Jim Burnett, Ron - Bryant, Lynn Middleton, Gary Geer, Andy Matthews, Wayne Venning, Barry Oke, Bob Parry Dave Ballingall, Don Cochrane and Mert McKee. Newcomers who are trying out with the club are Larry McNenley, Don Gibson, Ron Crawford, Dave Muir, Larry Brown and Gord Carnegie. Local fans should see some good hockey this year as most of the same teams as last year will be again visiting in Port Perry, and I am sure the local "Bulldozers". will be out to re- Porter was rushed to Ross Me- {away on Friday, October 21st. 1 He was in his 61st year. who only two]. Here Nov. 8 peat their performance of last year. With the new roof and the new heated addition to the arena the fans should find it more comfortable watching the games this year. Week Ending October 22nd Admissions a. 19 Operations ; "Emergeney Treatments.. . 8 Births © co hdmi diane 0 Deaths. uum 0 Discharges .....cccccvvuvennenee 18 Remaining .......ccccvueneinn. 17 JAMES G. PORTER PASSES Bank Manager Here 7 Years "Sad news reached Port Perry last week with the untimely death of Mr. James George Porter. After a severe stroke on Tuesday night of last week at his home in- Blackwater, Mr. morial Hospital in Lindsay. He never recovered, and passed Mr. Porter, weeks earlier had retired from his position as bank manager of the Port Perry Branch of Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, had so much looked forward to his retirement, and when he visited the Star office only a few days before, he looked well and fit. In Mr. Porter, this town has a breeder chicks by chartered DC-3 Aircraft to Mexico City on Friday, October 21, 1966 The 'shipment went direct from Toronto International Airport to Mexico City with re- fueling and custom stops at Detroit, Michigan and Houston, Texas. ; ~ This was the first time that a broiler breeder farm required chartered aircraft service for their product. : Mr John McKevie of Interag - Peel's Ship Breeders To Mexico Peel's shipped 23,000 day-old Pictured examining Aircraft at Toronto are from- left to right Mr. King, Purina, Mr. Douglas 'Hillier, Peel's and Mr. John McKelvie, Interag. Food Export of Canada Ltd. and Mr. Douglas Hillier of Peel's Poultry Farm Ltd. ac- companied the flight. The breeder chicks were shipped to a Purina broiler pro- duction farm .in Mexico which has a weekly production of 200,000 broiler chicks. The Superior quality of the, chicks on 'arrival assures Peel's of continuing export orders, The chartered flight return- ed to Toronto on Sunday even- Frank| ing. lost a very fine citizen, and as a bank manager, he was always willing to assist, and give ad- vice in business matters. The heartfelt sympathy of this community goes out to his wife Florence in the loss of a dear husband, daughters Bar- bara (Mrs. J. Pym) of Forest, Norma, (Mrs. G. Nell) of Osh- awa, his mother, Mrs. Rebecca "Hartley, a brother, Charles of St. Catharines, -a sister, Lenore (Mrs. A. Wedrick) of Simcoe. Also surviving Mr. Porter are three grandchildren. : . Funeal service was held on Tuesday in the MecDermott- Panabaker Chapel in Port Perry. Officiating were Unit- ed Church Ministers Rev. E. McNeil, Seagrave and Rev. Alec G. Rice, Port Perry. Interment was' in Pine Grove Cemetery. End Of D.S.T. This Weekend Night Owls can sit up an extra hour this Saturday, and still get the same a- mount of sleep as they nor- mally do. -~ iy On Sunday morning, Oct. 30th at 12.01, Daylight Saving Time is out, and unless you set your clocks and watches back an hour, you'll find yourself waking up at the wrong time Sun- day morning, VOLUME 102 bh Fal YR ' Foc ists eben winbiansaltcasviisude Dist doin ian tak ates aby added ammtala usr vm ursatania dai UI val ® sini aad and PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, OCT. 27, 1966 Celebrate 90th On Oct. 31st Congratulations to Mrs. A. R. Turner who will be celebrating her 90th Birthday on October 31st. She was formerly Mabel Ham of Scugog Island and many years ago went to Mani- toba as a bride and has resided there ever since. She has 2 sons! and 2 daughters--Mrs, V. John-~ son (Helen) of Winnipeg, Mrs. 'Ted Dent (Alice) of Dauphin, | Robert of Neepawa, and Wil-| liam..of. Carroll. She is an aunt of Mrs. Archie | McDermott of Port Perry and Mr Grant Real of Newmarket. Mrs, A. H. Stevens, Toronto, ! formerly Mabel McMillan, vi-| sited Mrs. Turner in August, and heard her -play the piano. Although 90 years od she still enjoys playing her favourite hymns. --~A---subseriber to the Port Perry Star, she enjoys reading news from the home town. Her many friends from this area wish to congratulate her! on this occasion and wish her continued good health. Dance Nets $225. For Hospital Fund Jim and Eleanor Davidson, owners and operators of the Sunny Brae Golf Course, wel- comed their many friends and golf enthusiasts at their An- nual Dance on Saturday even- ing, at the Port Perry Legion Hall. A capacity crowd turned out for this event and Mr. and Mrs. Davidson turned over the entire admission to the new Hospital Fund. Final count was $225.00, with the Davidson's defraying the cost of the hall Mr. and Mrs. Davidson are to be congratulated for the gen- erous donations which they make every year from the run- ning of their closing dance. Last year one-half the proceeds was given to the Minor Hockey League and the other half to Prince Albert Service Club. rental and the orchestra fee. | ¥ NUMBER 3- HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND Local Donations $90,000 Donations to the Building Fund may be now paid direct to the Hospital Business Office. of the cost of the new hospital planned for Port Perry and the surrounding communities, $90,- 000.00 in pledges or cash, has been raised to date. Numerous opportunities to 'memorialize a relative or a friend, or to perpetuate the name of a family or an organ- ization, are to be found in the plans for the new Community | Memorial Hospital, Port Perry, Each. contribution designated as a memorial or a commemor- ative gift for a specific purpose can be recored on a permanent 'plaque. Members of the Building Fund organization will be glad to discuss these and other sugges- Get Christmas Seals Ready For Mailing About 70 Directors of the ! Ontario County Tuberculosis & Health Association "folded Christmas Seals recently in readiness for the Christmas Seal Campaign. The meeting was held in Brooklin 'United Church. . © Mr. D. L. Crozier, Chairman, Christmas Seal Committee, ex- pressed delight at the keen in- terest of the members. He in- troduced Mrs. D. I. Gove, Ajax, (Continued on Page 12) tions with individuals and re- presentatives of corporations "and organizations. The campaign is progressing | | well. Of the 25% or $250,000.00, is requested to contact the Hos- Anyone wishing information pital Building Campaign office, telephone 985-7631, now located at the Hospital, or write Box 670, Port Perry. Busy Schedule For Branch 419 | The Port Perry Branch of the . Royal Canadian Legion is fac- ing a very busy schedule of ac- tivities in connection with Arm- istice Day, November 11th. ---On- Saturday, November 5th, the members will again be ask- ing people in Port Perry and district to buy & wear a poppy in memory of all Canadians 'who made the supreme sacrifice in the First and Second World Wars, In the evening, a Rememb- rance Day Banquet will be held in the Legion Hall, starting at 6 pm. Tickets are $2.00 per person. ' On Sunday, Nov. 6th, the annual Church Parade will be held in the Anglican Church at 9.45 am. Members will fall in at the Post Office at 9.00 a.m. and the parade will move off at 9.15 am. i On the way to Church, the parade will halt at the Library, where a brief ceremony will be held, and laying of wreaths at the Memorial Plaque Music was supplied by the Port Perry and Mr. J. Wise of "Shell-Qut" For UNICEF school children from Port Perry and Prince Albert will again we'en night. Mrs. Kenneth Bateman who has been the driving force be- | hind this project, and with the 'assistance of Mrs. L. Huston of | Prince Albert who is in charge | of the collections from that] school anticipate an even great- er participation this year. Last year 227 children from Port Perry and 27 children 'from Prince Albert collected | the very neat of $237.62. When all these little. people | again knock on your door, they are not only collecting for themselves. They will also be expecting pennies, nickles and dimes for UNICEF, who will turn suffering. among the less fortunate children in the World into hope and improved Health from the moneys collected. Please give generously when the young canvassers ask for a amount contribution to UNICEF. Blue Diamonds and two door ; prizes were both won by gen- | f tlemen -- Mr. Stan Bruton of Oshawa. | "For the fifth year, public | Po collect for UNICEF on Halts: { | Sharon Baird Receives Gold Cord Sharon Baird was presented with her Gold Cord in the United Church Port Perry on Sunday evening at a very im- pressive ceremony, conducted by Rev. Alec Rice and District Commissioner Mrs. David Enge.