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services, a a am aa 4--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28th, 1960 THE CHURCHES CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Rev, E. W. Fuller, B.A, L.Th,, Rector Sunday, January 31st-- 11.30 a.m.--Morning Prayer, 7 pm~--Evensong and social hour, ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. B. D. Armstrong, B.A., D.D. Interim Moderator Mr. Wm. Perry, Minister. Sunday, January 31st-- 10.00 a.m.--Morning Worship 11.00 a.m.--Sunday School PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. E. 8. Linstead, B.A., Minister Sunday, January 31st-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Morning Worship and Junior Sunday School. The United Church of Canada SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE MINISTER: Rev, J. K. Braham; M.A., B.D. Sunday, January 31st-- 10.16 a.m.--Scugog Church 11.16 a.m.--Scugog "Head" 8.8. 11.16 a.m.--Manchester Church 1.16 p.m.--Prospect. Church, "A cordial welcome to all". In Memoriam WALLACE--In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, Mrs, Abe Wallace, who passed to her re- ward January 28th 1956. 'Till memory fades and life departs You live forever in our hearts. Sadly missed by daughter Blanche and grandchildren. In Memoriam WALLACE--In loving memory of a dear mother and Grandmother, Ellen Wallace, who passed away Jan. 28, 1956. Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear. Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps her dear. Sadly missed by son Ross, Hilda and family. In Memoriam JORDAN--In loving memory of my dear grandfather, Alfred Edward Jordan who passed away Jan. 29th, 1955. Not dead, but passed beyond The mist that binds us here, Into the newer, larger life Of that unclouded sphere. Ever remembered by grand daughter, Marie. In Memoriam WALLACE--In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, Mary Ellen, who passed away, January 28, 1956. I have lost my soul's companion, A life linked with my own, And day by day I miss her more As I walk through life alone. Ever remembered by Abe Wallace and family. Card of Thanks We wish to extend our sincer thanks and appreciation for iol acts of kindness, messages of sym- pathy and beautiful floral offerings received from our kind relatives, friends and neighbours in the loss of a dear husband and grandfather, Wm. A. O'Neill. A special thanks to Rev. S. R. Cooper for his many visits and consoling words, also to the Green- bank Women's Missionary Society, the pallbearers and the McDermott- Panabaker Funeral Directors for their kind and efficient management of the Mrs. W. A. O'Neill, Mary and Maurice. ~ Custom | Slaughtering CAWKER BROS Meat Prepared for Lockers Coming Events Scugog Chapter 1.0.D.E. The Annual Meeting of Scugog Chapter, 1.0.D.E, will be held on Mon- day, February 1st at 2.80 p.m. in the Community Room of the Public Lib- rary, Euchre The C.W.L. will hold a Euchre Jan. 28th (tonight) in the Parish Hall of the Catholic Church. Admission 650c. Euchre Bake Sale in Utica Hall on January 30th at 8.30 pm. Lunch provided by Utica W.A. Prizes. Admission 650¢ A Two Youths who obtained money from Teen Town New Year's dance tickets by false pre- tenses will be given a chance to re- turn same by mail or in person to Police Chief Cameron before charges are laid. PORT PERRY STAR RATES * * Cards of Thanks, Coming Event Notices, Announcements--1st 40 words or less b0e., additional words @ 8c. each, In Memoriams, minimum charge including 4 line verse, 60c. For each line of verse over 4 lines, additional charge of 16c, per line. * x Birth HOWSAM--Harold and Joyce wish to announce the arrival of their son on January 22nd, 1960, at the Oshawa General Hospital; a brother for Heather. Death MOON, Roy Clifford--At the Osh- awa General Hospital on Thursday, Jan, 21, 1960, Roy C. Moon, of Raglan, Ont., dearly loved husband of Violet Stanton, dear father of Norma (Mrs. R. Abraham) Fern (Mrs. J. Tobin) both of Seagrave, William of Camp- bellford, Dorothy (Mrs. J. Bridger) of Newcastle, dear brother of Aubrey, Seagrave, Olga (Mrs. A. Wallace) of Bolton, Cora (Mrs. C. Wright) Can- nington, Ila (Mrs. Wm, Keen) of Sea- grave and the late Mrs. Eva Butt, in his 66th year. Funeral from the Chapel of McDermott-Panabaker, Port Perry on Sat., at 2.00 p.m. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Honour Shirley Couple On Saturday evening about sixty friends and neighbours of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Duff, gathered at the home of Mr, Russel Coates, Hazel and Jim to wish them happiness in their new home in Port Perry. An enjoyable ed with a lovely relaxer chair, . Ethel Robertson read the address-- ear Hazel and Lorne: ve have gathered here this even- to honor you and to wish you well, in your new home, You both have been a part of Shir- ley for many years. We have mutu- ally shared our joys and sorrows. Nowhere do neighbours become more close than in a little community like ours. So when a family leaves our midst there is a twinge of sad- ness. Hazel, you have loyally carried your share of responsibility, in the Sunday School, and in the Shirley Women's Institute. We hope you will continue to be an active member, You both will make new friends in Port Perry but don't forget your old friends here. Please accept this gift as a token of our good wishes, May it serve to remind you of many happy years fn Shirley. Signed on behalf of the Community, Murray Coates, Melville Lansing. Lorne and Hazel both thanked every one and expressed their wish. to all to come and visit them, The party was a complete surprise to the guests of honour, Refreshments were served and an enjoyable evening had by all. Friends were present from Oshawa, Enniskillen, Blackstock, Purple mn, Shirley and Port Perry. Minor Hockey ', Club News BIG LEAGUE Saturday, Jan, 23rd, 1960-- 1st Game-- Telco's and (Rangers played to a 1 all tie. Telco's goal by L. McNenly. Rangers goal by J. Raines. Penalty by Whitter of Telcos. 2nd Game-- Boston beat Blackhawk's 8-2. Bos- ton goals by T. Hawkins, R. Menzies and K. Brown. Blackhawks goals by R. Raines and D. Porter. Penalties all went to Blackhawks with Porter, Cox and Mark each getting one. LITTLE LEAGUE 1st Game-- Boston beat Canadians 4-1. Bost- on's goals were by R. Stephens with 8, and D. Gray with 1, Canadians goal by B. Saunders. 2nd Game-- Leafs beat Detroit 8-1. Leafs goals by J. McMaster 2 and B. Wanamaker 1. Detroit goal by H. Chapman. Leaf penalties B. Taylor. Detroit penalties Raines, Podres and Howsam, Saturday afternoon Leafs of the House League beat Blackstock cubs 2-1 in an exhibition game in Black- stock. McMaster and Wanamaker getting the goals for the Leafs, JUVENILE Saturday evening Port Perry juven- ile C's lost to Bowmanville Juvenile A's, by a score of 7-1. Port Perry outshot Bowmanville 43-86 in this one but just couldn't seem to get the puck into the net. Port Perry's goal by Powell. Bowmanville goals McCul- lough 2. Hughe's 8, Gill 1 and Both- well 1. Port Perry penalties Oke 2, Burnett 1, and Carnochan 1. Bow- manville's penalty went to B. Hughes. ba' ad Monday Night Jan. 25th + The second night of Minor Hockey Week, there was a real good crowd out to the arena to see our small fry play hockey. This is the first time this season that our house league has had a chance to play at night. The first game started at 7.00 o'- clock between Detroit and York Mill Canadians. The Canadians played a dandy game but Detroit proved the stronger of the two scoring four goals. The York Mills Canadians tried very hard but could not seem to find the net, and were beaten 4 to 0. The only penalty of the game went to Ron. Jeffrey of the Y.M. Canadians for elbowing. The second game of the evening was between the Leafs (who went to Blackstock last Saturday) and Boston. The Leafs who at the present time are the top team of the league were beaten by Boston 2 to 1. The Leafs goalie D, Hallett did a wonderful job of goal tending in the first half of the game and if he had a little more support from the rest of the team the Boston's star goal getter would not have been so lucky with his scoring. In the second half of the game the Leafs changed their goalie to Gene Hurst, who did not seem to have near the shots on the goal as Hallett had. Russel Stevens got two goals for Bos- ton and Billy Mark got the only goal for the Leafs. Penalties went to i Edinborough and Stevens. Little League Team Standing BIG LEAGUE * The third game of the night was a hard fought game with the Telcos coming up with three goals against Black Hawks one, The goal getters for the Telcos were Raines with one and Adderley with two. The only penalty in the game went to Reader. The last game of the night was a rough and tumble game with six pen- alties, This is more penalties than the other three games put together, with the hard fighting Telcos getting a shut-out 8 to 0 on the Bruins, Goal getters for the Telcos were Roger Stevens 2 and Ron Taylor 1, Juveniles Win Ist Game of Play-0ffs Tuesday night, January 26th, our Juveniles went to Uxbridge to start the play-offs. This series is the best three out of five, with Port Perry Ju- veniles taking the first game 8 to 4. The goal getters for Port were Clark 2, Gear 2, Carnochan 1, Burnett 1, Powell 1 and McMillan 1, Uxbridge goals were scored by Arbuckle, Ste- wart, [Redshaw and Jackson. Be sure you come out and see the second game which is being played in Port Perry on Saturday, January 80th. LJ * » Port Perry Pee-Wees were not quite as fortunate as the Juveniles in their game in Uxbridge Tuesday night, Jon, 26th, They lost to Uxbridge with a score of 5 to 8. We are very sorry that the goal scorers for this game are not available at time of printing, Ladies Curling News As you may or may not have noticed there have been several weeks with- out Curling news. We offer no ex- cusgs, but will try to improve from now on, The winner of our first sche- dule, and the Dymond trophy, was the team skipped by Clara Martyn, E. MacDonald vice, H. Carnwith sec- ond, and L. Carnegie lead. Our con~ gratulations to you all, Now we are competing for the Carnwith trophy. Winners of Jan, 13th were R. Mitchell, E. Doyle and J. Gray and A. Cox tied. On Jan. 4th, winners were C. Martyn, M. Holder- shaw and A. Dawson and N. Kenny tied. On Jan. 20th winners were A, Cox, J. Gray and E. Doyle and [R. Mitchell tied. Jan. 21st winners E. Terrett, M. Holdershay and C. Martyn and A. Dawson tied. This week will see both Wed. and Thursday curlers joining in a friend- ly jitney on Wednesday. afternoon, The results of this in next week's news. Hilltop Herald Hi Folks: . On behalf of the students I would like to extend a welcome to our new secretary, Miss Katherine Sheehy. We hope she will enjoy her work at the school and soon feel at home with the students, Last Friday afternoon the Port Perry Boys' Teams had decisive vie- tories over the teams from Brock High School. The Port Perry Seniors were the undeniable winners with a score of 106 - 31 and the Juniors with a score of 88 - 34. Congratulations, boys! - This Friday the boys will play the Uxbridge Teams at Uxbridge High S. while the Uxbridge Girls play at Port Perry. Unfortunately the Girls' Teams weren't as lucky this week. The Jrs. played their best game at Brock but were without the aid of two of their key players due to illness and.music examinations, The Senior Girls went down, to what we felt, was an undeserved defeat with a score of 26-22 in favour of Brock. - As the teams travel from school to school they learn to appreciate the high standards of sportsmanship which they strive to maintain. In the Girls' Intra Mural Basket. ball Monday afternoon, Team III de-- feated Team IV. Captains--Joyce Cookson and Barbara Fielding. Monday afternoon also found the boys fervently sweeping the ice at the curling rink. All that sweeping help- ed the following rinks to victories: Ian Beare's rink winners over Brian Taylor's rink. Dale Lowcock's rink winners over Reg. Philip's rink. Bill McMillan's rink winners over Chick Carnegie's rink, The grade thirteen ¢lass is calmly awaiting the exams which begin next week. Good luck students! Jeanne Williams Agricultural Soc. Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Port Perry, Reach and Scugog Agricultural Society was held in the Port Perry Library on Monday, January 18, 1960, The minutes of the last Annual Meeting were read and adopted.. This was followed by the President's ad dress. in which some of the achieve- ments of the past and possibilities of the future were reviewed. The Presi- dent reported that he had heard that "Port Perry had the best Board of Directors in the province" and after a |. year as president he quite agreed, A resolution from the Town of Till- bury, re the revision of the Grant Sys- tem applying to Arenas and Com- munity Hall, was read and our Society endorsed this resolution. The sum of $10 was donated to the Crop Improvement Association. The Fire Insurance Policy was discussed. The financial report showing a good year financially was read and was fol- lowed by the Auditor's report. Brief reports were given on the Fair Dates meeting in Lindsay, the District meeting in Peterborough, and by the variious committee chairmen who re- ported a very good Fair, _ Mr, Fair spoke briefly on the 4-H Club work and thanked the Board for their co-operation in this department. Twelve out of thirteen members of the Grain and Dairy Calf Clubs completed this project. The secretary was: instructed to pay the affiliation fee to the Association of Agricultural Societies. A recommendation was made that the new Board of Directors consider celebration of a Centennial in 1960. An interesting item shown was a post- er advertising the Reach, Port Perry and Scugog Agricultural Societies Fair (this is the order shown on bill) to be held on April 26th, 1893, at Man- chester. : The President then turned the meet- ing over to Mr, Lyn Fair, Agricul- tural Representative, for the nomina- tion of the Directors for 1960. The 1960 Executive is as follows-- President, A. R Johns; 1st Vice-Presi- dent, Dr. D. C, Christie; 2nd Vice-Pres. Frank Honey; Secretary-Treas,, Fred Lamb, United Chu Church W.M.S. The evening Auxiliary of the WM. S. met at the home of Helen Bathie Tuesday evening, Jan, 12, In spite of stormy weather 14 braved the icy roads and enjoyed a pleasant and pro- fitable evening. Past President Dora Dowson occupied the chair until the officers for 1960 were installed. The officers for this year are as follows: President--Helen Bathie Vice-Pres.--Kay Walker Preasurer--Hazel Crawford Rec. Sec'y--Joan Lane Press Sec'y--Doris Williams. Gladys Joblin expressed the appre- ciation of the auxiliary to our Past President Dora Dowson and all of- ficers who had helped make such a successful year. The devotional part of the program was in charge of Thelma Beare, Joan Lane and Audrey Lee. Audrey Lee presented an interesting chapter from our study book. We are all aware of the very important and often tragic incidents taking place in Africa as she struggles for self government and the equality of her people. The chap- ter "Old Patterns and New" told of the customs and tribal life and how the African people are now struggling against great odds for better educa- tion and home life for their families, Women are now taking an active part | Th in religion, business and politics. It is to be hoped the prayers of our mem- bers and all those intérested will go out for them and that some day in the | not too distant future people of all colours will live in unity. We would like to extend a hearty invitation to all interested in W.M.S. work who find attending an evening auxiliary meetings. evavenlent, $5 fon us tt our Helen Bathie entertained us with two beautiful organ numbers. A A delighifl lunch was served by , Audrey and Joan, Atter if Yi) Poeluta, our hostess for her hospital- ity we wended our way homeward over the ice, Beautiful Personalized Stationery £ may be obtained from The Port Perry Star, TENDERS MUNICIPAL OF THE TOWNSHIP OF CARTWRIGHT Calling Tenders for the position of Assessor for the above Municipality ; to act under the regulations of the Assessment Act, Chap. 24, R.S.0., 1950, as amended in 1958, and to con- form to County Equalizing Assessing Procedure. Applicants to state qualifications, education, age, and experience, if any, minimum salary to start. Tenders must be marked as such, and the lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Closing date.for receipt of Tenders is 12:00 Noon, Monday, February 1st, 1960. V. MALCOLM, Clerk, _ Township Office, Blackstock Q McCORMICK's SNACKERS .. TITTY TITYT) /DOUPES GENERAL STORE PRINCE ALBERT, . ONT. WEEK-END SPECIALS SAVE 65¢ on PURITAN"BEEF, STEW......... ini 384 = "erences. 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