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a a a AA eg wo mcm ---------- 14--PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. JAN, 30th, 1964 . will be _ Real were all: re-elected. GREENBANK NEWS This is "Christian Youth Week" and next Sunday morn- ing the church service will be in charge of the Young People of the congregation. This group was organized several weeks ago and the following officers were elected: Pres,--Morley Davidson Vice--Muprray Empringham Sec'y--Linda Stone Treas.--Pat Hunter Pianist--Brian Harris Ass't--Jo-Anne Harris Another special feature of the service next Sunday morning the presentation of awards for regular attendance to members of the Young Wor- shippers' League. This group consists of children of school age and who cease to be mem- bers in January after entering High School. The annual congregational meeting was held on Monday evening, Jan. 20, with the min- ister, Rev. Harris presiding, The meeting was opened with Scripture reading and prayer, after which the minutes of last vear's meeting were adopted as read by the Sec'y, Mr. Armour McMillan. Very gratifying re- ports were presented from all the various organizations show- ing the financial situation to be in good shape. There were two major expenditures during the year, a new roof for the church and the purchase of a new Baldwin organ. Several items of business concerning the work of the church were dis- cussed and cleared away fol- lowed by the election of offi- cers for the current year, The two retiring elders were Nor- man Smith and Cecil Leask. Mr. Smith was re- elected for "another term and Albert Har- per was chosen to replace Mr. | Leask who wished to retire and was appointed an honourary member of the session. The re- tiring stewards Murray Lee, Neil Hunter, Gordon Blair and M. McCaig were all re-elected for three years. Our very faith- ful and efficient ushers, Neil Raines, Alec Leask, Larry Da- vidson, . Dean Smith, Ed. Me- Caig, Wm. McMillan and Ross Church Sec'y--A. McMillan' Treasurer--H, McMillan Env. Sec"y--Ernest Phair M. & M. Treas.--E. Lee A vote of appreciation was extended to our minister, his wife and family for their good work during the year after which the meeting was ad- journed. Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMil- lan spent Sunday at Orillia with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McMillan and family. Pleased to report that John Phoenix came home 'last week from Uxbridge Hospital. Hope he continues to improve. Mrs. C. Lorimer of Downs- view was a visitor at church on Sunday morning. Latest 'report indicates that Mrs. Cooper of Uxbridge is re- covering nicely from her recent accident in which she fractured an ankle bone. Bowling News LADIES MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Jan. 27th League Standing-- Cocoa Puffs ......... 7 24 Muffets ......cccovennnee 2 21 Alphabets aon. 2 19 Grape Nuts ...... 5 17 Sugar Pops ........... 5 17 Sugar Smacks ...... 21, 14% Twinkles ..ccooeevvnnnens 5 12 Wheaties ...ccccccvennne 2 11 Crispy Critters .... 0 9 Shreddies .....c..... 5 9 TEX ceevrrrrrereneeeeenniens 4% 8% Cheerios ....cccceennn. 2 6 High Triple-- Marg. Sweetman--640. High Single-- Rita Underhay--274 Over 600 Triples-- Marg. Sweetman--640; Anne, Mulder--625; Lil Moore -- 603; | Jessie -Goode--600.-- Over 200 Singles-- Rita Underhay--274; Norma Jakeman--261; Diane Sallows-- 260; Claire Whitter--250; Doris Healey--249; Marg. Sweetman -- 229, 248; Alice Seriver--245; Elma Vernon--238; Marg Eden -- 236; Jessie Goode--234; Flor- ence Davey--229; Tina Vander- by--225; Marie Smitts -- 2256; Edna DeShane--216, 224; Flo 'Mahaffy--224; Anne Mulder-- 200, 203, 222; Ethel Hutchinson --220;-Lil Moore -- 219; Elsie Pogue--217; Alice Cook--216; Doris Phinney -- 213; Birdie Bonnell -- 210; Teresa Hall-- 201; Pauline Biitt--201. 222 100000808080008080408080908¢ % 40 00 0 Of p( po BIG SAVINGS ON NEW VISTA ] = Television THE BRONTE 1I $269.95 COCO i L SL ie ~ LS SOOO etal 8els } 1 Electrical REPAIRS TO RADIO & T.V. CENTRE 2a 40808000808 080828800007 R.C.A. Victor ! Bods) S.H.C. 881 -- Reg. $199.95 Now - $153.95 COME IN AND SEE OUR Radios, Record Players, and PETER VAN 'GINHOVEN : 'BROOKLIN 855-3651 8 OROFCPOPOPOROPOPOFORONC 0 0% 0% 4% 0% ate te at ate ate oo | Bonspiel. / MODEL No. 231¢.002 : -- ALSO -- The "Minuette" Stereo HiFi SOB ISOS0 Appliances ALL MAKES : | In the above picture is the winning rink at the annual Morrow Farm Equipment (Port Perry) Curl-O-Rama, held at the Port Perry Curling Arena last week. This | | Bonspiel is an 'annual affair by Lindsay Death are pictu + year a large turnout of excellent curlers were present. The winning rink skipped indivdual trophies. They are from left to right: Gordon Cook, second; Albert Har- Bruce, lead. "for ladies. and again this red with their left to right: Recent Winners Of Port Perry Bonspiels per, vice; Lindsay Death, skip; and Morley Pictured in the bottom picture are the winners of the Creamery Package Trophy The bonspiel was held at the _ Port Perry Curling Arena-last week. Two draws were held and the rink skipped by Alma Cox were this year's winners. From M. Lowcock; Alma Cox, skip; C. Kennedy and R. Willoughby. Ladies Curling News usually in an open _ Bonspiel, Bonspiel. The day's results were: | 9.00 am, Draw 1st--R. Willoughby, M. Low- cock, C. Kennedy, Alma Cox (skip). 2nd--A. Toombs, M. Picher, (skip). M. Owen, I. Carter (skip). 11.0 0a.m, Draw 1st--J. Goode, D. Forder, D 2nd--B. Kyle, H. Hadden, L. Harper, M, Honey (skip). 3rd--R. Smith; D. Lee, N. * * * This is a trophy competed for however the people who donated it really meant it for a Club With this in 'mind this year we did have a Club * k * The results were that the trophy was presented to Alma Cox and her rink. The. rink was composed of Rose, Willoughby, Mary Lowcock, Charlotte Kennedy with Alma Cox (skip). Congratulations Ladies. M. MacMaster, B. 'Beare 8 3rd--C. Richardson, M. Cornish, Robertson, C. Martyn (skip) Malcolm, M. McCoy (skip) NEWMARKET, BAT., JAN. 25 'On Sat. Clara Martyn took a .. rink to Newmarket, During the || " first game Clara had the mis- fortune to become ill and de- cided she must return home. We trust you are feeling better now Clara, the rest of the team finished prize. M. Hayes, Martyn (skip). LADIES CURLING SCHEDULE Tuesday, Jan. 21st-- N. Kenny--8, L. Cook--4 G. Hunter--10, D. Beare--3 1.. Mitchell--11, F. Schell--7 R. Mitchell--6, M. Snooks--4 With the help of two players from Newmarket their day's Curling and won 8rd The team was--A. Cox, H. Thomson, C. Thursday, Jan. 23-- A. Dawson--8, R. Bruton--6 H. Thomson--7, B. Beare--b C. Martyn--6, V. Buller--6 H. MacMaster--4, E. Doyle 8 Mon., Jan. 27 (Wed. girls)-- M. Honey--®6, I. Carter--b 'M. McCoy 6, M. Panabaker 6 M. Hayes--9, J. Gray--T A. Dawson--6, V. Buller--3 This is the end of the first | schedule and to determine a trophy winner the play-offs will start on Tues., Jan. 28. We will have results next week so to all of the teams "Good Curling". © WEEK- END Chickens, 31b. rows 985-2562 (We Begerve the Right to Limit Quantity) Wing & T Bone Steaks .. [| (Cut and Wrapped) SPECIA S: ow average 3 Ibs. for §1 00 4% Ib: _ PORT PERRY. A.'Cox--10, H, Carnwith--10