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Tri-County League Bo Tues, 2Z2--Keswick vs. Kirkfield HOCKEY SCHEDULE Wed. 23--Woodville vs, Greenbank JANUARY -- Wed. 23--Coboconk vs. Sutton pds Wed. 23--Kirkfield vs. Keswick Wed. 2--Sutton vs. Greenbank Fri. 26--Greenbank vs. Sutton , Fri. 4--Woodville vs. Sutton Wed. 2--Woodville vs, Kirkfield: Wed. 2---Coboconk vs. Keswick Fr.. 4--Greenbank vs, Cambray Sat. b--Keswick vs. Woodville Sat. 'b--Sutton vs. Coboconk Sat, b--Greenbank vs. Kirkfield Tues. 8--Kirkfield vs. Keswick Tues. 8--Woodville vs. Coboconk Wed. 9--Keswick vs. Greenbank | Wed. 9--Cambray, vs. Sutton Fri, 11--Greenbank vs. Sutton Fri. 11--Keswick vs. Cambray "Sat. Sat. 10--Greenbank vs. Coboconk Tues. 22--Coboconk vs. Woodville Fri. Sat. Sat. 25--Kirkfield vs. Cambray 26---Greenbank vs, Woodville 26--Keswick vs. Coboconk 26--Sutton vs. Kirkfield Tues. 29--Woodville vs, Kirkfield Tues. 20--Sutton vs. Keswick Wed. 30--Woodyville vs. Coboconk Wed. 30--Kirkfield vs. Sutton ., Wed. FEBRUARY-- Fri. 1--Woodville vs. Sutton Sat. 12--Sutton vs. Woodville Fri, 1--Cambray vs. Kirkfield Sat. 12--Kirkfield vs. Coboconk Fri. 1---Coboconk vs. Greenbank Tues. 16--Sutton vs, Keswick Sat. 2---Sutton vs. Woodville Tues. 15--Cambray vs, Woodville Sat. 2--Keswick vs, Coboconk Tues. 156--Coboconk vs. Kirkfield Sat. 2--Greenbank vs. Kirkficld Wed. 16--Cambray vs. Keswick Tues. 5--Woodville vs. Keswick Wed. 16--Woodville vs. Greenbank Fri. 18--Kirkfield vs,. Sutton Fri. 18--Greenbank vs. Keswick Fri. 18--Coboconk vs. Cambray Sat. 19--Kirkfield vs. Woodville Tues. 5--Coboconk vs. Kirkfield Wed. 6--Sutton vs. Greenbank Fri. 8--Coboconk at Sutton Fri. 8--Cambray vs. Greenbank Sat. 9--Sutton s. Coboconk 30--Keswick vs. Greenbank * LR - . Ets! fefetalatatatatanet IGA S AREAS ARRAN SEES BANAAR RRS . &e, COFFEE SHOP ede e%e%e! 00090950080 o SoS IIS Fo Foe Fe 228 a APPEASE = COO ECO Oe 1 ~ CO ee» nt 70% % % Re-Opened New Location The Former Del' OUR NEW FACILITIES MAKE IT POSSIBLE. 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Tues. 12--Greenbank vs. Keswick Tues. 12--Kirkfield vs. Woodville Wed. 13--Coboconk vs, Keswick Wed. 13--Sutton vs. Cambray Wed. 13--Kirkfield vs. Greenbank Fri, 16--Keswick vs, Sutton Fri. 15--Woodville vs. Cambray Sat. 16--Coboconk vs. Woodville Tues. 19---Keswick vs. Kirkfield Tues. 19--Greenbank vs. Coboconk Wed, 20--Kirkfield vs. Greenbank Wed. 20--Cambray vs. Coboconk Ladies' Monday Nignt Bowling Standing-- Ants--T Grasshoppers Bees--17 Crickets--2 Mosquitoes--5 Hornets---2 Moths--5b Beetles--2 Butterflies--0 Spiders--0 Caterpillars--5 Termites--:1 High Single-- Marg. Hayes--220 High Triple-- Janet Vernon-->b586 Most Strikes-- Clara Martyn and Janet Vernon--S8. Over 200-- Marjory Edwards--219; Lorraine Raines--220; Violet Bell--206; Marg. Hayes--229, 202; Janet Vernon--210, 210; Alice Cook---204; Marion Law- rence--213; Edna DeShane--208; Vera Fawns--224, District Churches SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE The snow is falling gently, and the fields look lovely, and white, and One can hardly realize that there is so much unrest even in other parts of Canada. On the Island, life appears to be calm, and yet we can- not always be sure that the outward circumstances are reflecting the in- Yet, we are becoming more Church conscious. The average attendance at our four Services was good. A large number of our people partook of _the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Let us then never be unmindful of these things, "but bear- ing them about, engraven on our hearts, may advance and grow in that faith which is effectual unto every good work." Thanks again to our Choir at Scugog for the two lovaly Anthems rendered at the Morning and Evening Services. Thanks also to Mr. Wright Crosier and Mrs. Lucille Gray of Manchester for their lovely Duet. A Mrs. Johnson is doing a fine work as pianist, and is bringing to light many talents that have been hiding away. Now- that we are settling down to normalcy after the Christmas rush; we might be able to organize a Choir for Manchester. We have some men in mind, and do hope they'll come ac- We know that the Ladies will be there, This is the week of Annual Congre- very, very low prices. solids, fitted sheets (now i get the surprise of your | . . . the buys of your life beautiful variety of sheet / CANADA LIVES BETTER "ITH Now you can afford shelves-full of florals, sities, Tex-made, so they're certified washable, all with ) matched quality pillow slips! And all with a a heavenly scented sachet enclosed! Watch the ads for Tex-made Variety Time--and in colors!). They're all ifc at those budget prices with Tex-made's 5. iis TEX-MADE VARIETY TIME... wherever sheets are sold... Mrs Anne Goddard of Toronto just found the buy of her life! «+. with Tex-made Varieties at the finest stores in town. And the thrill of it is--all these glorious sheet fashions are yours to own and treasure at January's DOMINION TEXTILE COMPANY LIMITED, 1950 Sherbrooke Street West, Montreal 3 Toe Fo LJ LS 5 Ee Fy AME 5 ra ek Pa a Fa Na ET FT s [AE tree hg 7 i ot : YEAS A : LT AWE ELE 2 RPE ? SARUIDLIER RETA GARI IEW, 4a, * e a Sat, 9--Keswiek vs. Woodville gational Meetings. This evening] of our little foxes that play havoc in (Monday) the Manchester Congrega- tion will meet in the Church at 8.00 p.m. The Prospect Congregation will meet on Wednesday afternoon at 2.00 p.m. and not on Tuesday evening as announced last week. The Scugog Congregation for the whole Island will meet on Thursday evening in "Grace Church" at 8.00 p.m. All four Groups of the Women's Associations will meet this week as follows: "Grace" W. A. and "Head" W. A. will meet on Wed- nesday afternoon; Manchester and Prospect W. A's on Thursday. The Minister's theme on Sunday Evening was "The Little Foxes," and the Text was "Take us the foxes, the little foxes, that spoil the vines, for our vines have tender grapes," (Song of Sol. 2:15) The theme is a song of love as one starts out-on the ad- | Venture of life." The world is rosy, , and bright, and our hopes are high. But our dreams may tumble, because of some insignificant thing. The pro- mise of a rig harvest of luscious grapes lost, betause of the little foxes that get in among the vines, and des- troy the tender shoots. And the long- er the little foxes are allowed to re- main, the more devastating the des- truction. It was good advise an old charwoman gave to a girl who set on her front steps, utterly dejected and beaten: "Life ain't all you want honey; but its all you got. So stick a daisy in your hat and be happy". Like the tree on the slopes of Long's Peak in Colorado that had stood for 400 years! It had weathered many storms, and been struck by lightning 14 times, vet remained upright. However it was attacked by little beetles that ate under its bark, and destroyed by their tiny incessant attacks. Let 'us get rid of our little foxes and beetles. The Prophet Elijah withstood the four hundred priests of Baal, and stood out against all Israel; and wrought a great moral and spiritual victory. Nevertheless, he ran away from a wo- man,:and prayed God to take away his life, May the New Year not only give us victory over the great moral evils; but also the courage to get rid THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10th, 1957--8 $7iv by ' our spiritual lives. 9 Mr, Russell Hood was laid to rest last Thursday. The Service was held in the Funeral Parlors in Port Perry, with Rev. J. K. Brah#nr "in charge, assisted by Rev. R. H, Wylie. It was a large funeral, ag Russell was not only active in Church work; but also in the Council and in Politics. Both members of the Federal and Provin- cial Parliaments were present, In- terment was at Prince Albert Ceme- tery. God has a wonderful way of healing the hurts of life, and we com- mend Mrs. Hood and the four child- ren, and the many other dear .ones, to the tender mercies of our God in Christ. Please come and worship with us on Sunday. Remember the coming of God's Kingdom in your private pray- ers; and then help to make your pray- ers come true by attendance at your Church on Sunday. 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