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J LL J EPSON NEWS By Jean Jeffery i The winners at the last Eu-| chre and dance were, for the Christie, Mus. Christie; for Walter Rogers, Reed Cook. at the ladies Mrs. A. Parrinder, A. the gentlemen-- Carson Watson, Welcome to the school | of Mr. party this Friday evening, Jan. 1 24th, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kendry Sr. and George of Uxbridge were dinner guests recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Geer, Mr .and Mrs. Lloyd Brown and Trudy were dinner guests "and Mrs, ering. Elaine Medd and Gene Riegel of Buffalo were dinner guests at the home of Mr. Earl Tum- H. Hubbard of Pick- monds at Port Perry one even-| tice. ing recently. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Mac- | Cannell. were Mr. and Mrs. | Chester Holley, Heather and Roland and Mr. Ron Jackson & | Miss Kay Corlette of Holland Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Smithville called on Mr. Mrs. Ross Evans one day. Mr. and Mrs. G. Jeffery call- ed on Mrs. T. Sager, Mrs. Ca- tharine Cawker of Port Perry on Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Moore and family, Osh-| awa on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Clarke of Prince Albert called on Mr. | Sunday. and Mrs. T. Stewart on Sunday "afternoon. Derk Mous of | and | and relatives attended a shower | Mrs. Hawley of Toronto visited | { Mr. and Mrs. | Thursday. on Sunday at the home of Mr. | sday | | | | i | Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 'Medd were dinner guests at the home and Mrs. Harold Medd one evening last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Huggins | meeting of the year on January and Kenneth and two friends | 4p. of Orillia visited with Mr. and| Zone commander Mrs. G. Wil- Mrs. Gordon Jeffrey on Sunday ' Jiams, Oshawa was present and ie) 1 » | . J . . evening. | in charge of the installation of A large number of friends | the new offcers for 1964. She was introduced by Mrs. in Utica hall in honour of the, Clara Warren, who is retiring recent marriage of Mr. and Mrs. | from the president's office af- Wm. Kendry, Jr. | ter serving three years in this Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and | capacity. The Ladies Auxiliary of Port Perry Branch of the Royal Can- | adian Legion held their first Heading the office of presi- | dent for 1964 is Mrs. Marge . } | Jackson, and the other members Mr. David Prentice and Mr. .| of the executive are as follows: Drew McCulloch attended the | Secretary, Alice Woodcock; Beanie re-union. oe the | Treasurer, Marge Orde; Assist. 4 ey Royal York on Saturday even- | go... tary, Doreen Hope; 1st ing. Mrs. McCulloch visited | | vice pres. Ann Spears; 2nd vice for the evening with Mrs. Pren- | Chas. Geer on Vera. fawns, Nora Winnie Watson, allis; Sgt. at Arms, Marie | Monahan; Sports, Marie Night- | ingale; Assist. Sports, Doreen | committee, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling | Read, were supper guests at the home| Ww of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans. Mr. H. Ashton visited Mr. John Preece in Uxbridge one - _ day last week. At Rest Mrs. Middleton of Whitevale | BIRNIE, Agnes -- At the visited her daughter' Mrs. i Geer on Saturday. Murs. Elmer Wilson entertain- Humber. Memorial Hospital, ed her Sunday School Class on| Weston, on Friday, Jan. 17th, Saturday evening. 1 1964, Agnes Ewen Howie, be- Mr and Mrs Keith Adhiton | loved wife of the late William and Richard were supper guests pixie of aon Jey. ii at the home of Mr. and Mrs, | rom the Lhapelt ol ACE i : Panabaker, Port Perry on Tues- John Lehane, Columbus, on arene ' y ~ day. Interment Pine Grove i Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. H. Kerry visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rogers. DAMIAN, Brother T. (Almer of Brooklin on Sunday. pres. Marg. Harrison; Executive |' Jean! § PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. JAN. 28rd, 1964--9 Hope and reporter, Marie Mona- | han, Of events coming up in the future is the visit of the Zone | Commander on April 14th and | a Zone Rally to be held in Port Perry later on in the season. Beside 'a committee of three from Port Perry, will be assisting in the arrange- ment of the rally. the Port Perry Doreen Hope, Marie and Merle St. John. Hilltop Herald By Jody Eade' | On Tuesday, the 21st the Adderly, travelled Brock to against Brock boys. The girls i home against the Brock girls. Intermural basketball has] also started. Fach class plays | against a class of the same grade. After games are played to determine the top team. receive intermural bars for their winning. As the date of .the annual "At Home" draws closer the! hopeful candidates for queen! and princess are busy prepar- ing for the big moment when three members | from Uxbridge and Sunderland | Members of | committee are boy's | basketball teams | to! play | the! ' to contact teams played at there is a class from each grade left the final! Ladies Auxiliary Instal Officers Announce $1,000 Red Cross 'Award Miss Edith Dick, Chairman of the Ontario Division Nursing Committee of The Canadian Red Cross Society, today, announced that again this year ,an award of $1,000 is being offered to Graduate Nurses registered in Ontario. This award is given to enable a nurse to undertake further preparation in nursing at a degree level. PE The successful candidate will be selected on the basis of | training, nursing experience and leadership qualities, with con- sideration given to the appli- cant's anticipated contribution to Nursing in Ontario, Interested nurses are asked The Canadian Red Cross Society, Ontario Division, Attention: Miss Elaine Dawson, Director, Volunteer Nursing | Services, 460 Jarvis Street, Tor- | onto 5. To be eligible, must be submitted by April 1, applications This team will | 1964. basketball | The 1963 Bursary was award- ed to Miss Marie des Anges She is, at present, completing her studies Lover of Ottawa. | at Columbia University for the 2 3 ne A LI J nd ipa HN There will be a special Youth Service this Sunday. Miss Don- na Johnston will be the guest | speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Mac- Cannell visited Mr. and Mrs. Ted MacCannell of Brampton! o and Mrs. MacCannel Sr. of Tor- | onto, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Boyington visited Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ev- ans on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. R. Edwards at- tended the Grandier Bowes af Home in Toronto on Friday |" evening. Cooney)--At St. Michael's Hos- pital on Saturday, Jan. 18th, 1964, Brother T. Damian, in the 46th year of his religious life, beloved brother of Mrs. J. O Grady (Blanche) of Toronto; Mrs. D. Kenny (Mabel) of New- market; the late Mrs. Louella Hennesey of Aurora; Mrs. J. Opsal (Kathleen) of St. Lam- || bert, Que.; Mrs. W. Stoddart (Vera) of California; Mrs. J. Goodwin (Etoyal) of Whitby; James Cooney of Toronto; and the late Joseph Cooney, Utter- son. the judges make their final degree of Master of Science in $e | decision. Nursing. HEATING WIRING | { - PLUMBING - HEATING - ELECTRIC Wr ariamalion Phone 985-2473 Port Perry VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY oe Minor Hockey Week In Canada WHEREAS, the Canadian Amat Backay Aunosligion os wb aside GOT A CHILLY ROOM? g e Canadian Amateur Hockey Association has set aside the J 25th iod to bli ? nua as a pert to focus public attention ADDING A ROOM : I WHEREAS the game of hockey is recognized as CANADA'S NATIONAL MAKE YOUR GAME, which teaches our youth to develop a competitive spirit, ti ith others, body-building, and t f thority, soars ion wi 0 = y i ing » a respec or authority COMFORT COVIPLETE inor Hockey is the foundation f hich lished Rr Eid oni Mn nh a e foundation from which accomplishe WITH WHEREAS this community has long. been noted for its active minor ELECTRIC HE AT . hockey participation, - NOW THEREFORE, I, as Reeve of the Village of Port Perry do hereby declare the week commencing. January 26th be observed as VISIT YOUR "oe © "MINOR HOCKEY WEEK IN CANADA" ELECTRIC HEATING INFORMATION CENTRE and foupiet that all parents and others support this observance by attend- d : oy © ing games during Minor Hockey Week and thereafter until the hockey ONT ARNO HYDRO Rm season ends. 48 : fr 2h 1880 J. J. GIBSON, Reeve BOWMANVILLE Phone MArket 3-3530 Vy ! Don't Send -- TAKE your boy to the Arena UXBRIDGE Phone 852.3142 4 .