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ARATE ALLA FRE HAR SUE AAR £ AS Sa FARA SLUGS A 0 OTR 0 E08 EPSP RE TORR MS Tiida BL Sh oh v AE AE ANY y al IERIE in re Whi mn VE eed Sash at ie bn fin Be RAN VE PAA Sh Vas iL 14--PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. FEB. 20th, 1964 GREENBANK NEWS The sermon Sunday morning on "Thy Kingdom Come" was another in a series based on the Lord's Prayer. In the absence of Mrs. Dob- son due to illness, Mrs. David Lee presided at the organ. On Saturday evening of this week the Greenbank young people will be entertained by Pinedale group. All the young folks of the congregation will be welcome to share in this so- cial evening. A large crowd of ladies at- tended the World Day of Pray- er service last Friday afternoon. Mrs. A. Harper was the leader and she was assisted by Mrs. Geo. Beare, Mrs. B. Thomson, Mrs. Reg. Foster, Mrs. Neil Hunter, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. F. Beare and Mrs, Don Real. An excellent talk on "Meditation on Prayer" was given by Mrs. M. McCaig. A lovely solo was| sung by Mrs. D. Lee, accom- panied by the pianist, Mrs. E. Phair. The offering was receiv- ed by Mrs. Harold Baylis and, dedicated by the leader, Another successful euchre party was held in the Nall last Friday evening. Thé high pri- zes were won by Mrs. F. Beare and Mr. Nelson Carnegie and the consolations went to Mrs. Stan Foster and Wayne Shier. The lone hand winner was Keith Phoenix. Mrs. Shier was asked to draw for the door prize and no doubt. feeling a bit sentimen- tal on Valentine day she drew hubby's name. Next party Feb, 28 with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Fos- ter and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Blair in charge. Another party, sponsored by the Hall fund-raising committee will be held in the Hall on Sat. evening of this week; Ladies are asked to provide lunch. Over one hundred attended the family skating party held at Sunderland rink last Satur- day evening. Everybody had a grand time and enjoyed the lunch which was served later in the basement of the Church. Mr. & Mrs. Geo. Beare spent the week-end in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Brock Pilkey and children accompanied by Mrs. Chas. Pilkey of Brooklin were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Foster on Sunday, Mrs. Pilkey also visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lee. -- Mrs. Robt. Leask spent last. at Bloomington: Sorry to hear of ' 5-6 week with her parents Mrs. Fockler's accident. Mr. and Mrs. Don Craig and boys of Weston, also Mr, and Mrs, Faul Baumann of Toronto were guests of Mrs. Alice Fhoe- nix and Miss Jean on Sunday. Mr. Fred Real returned home on Saturday from _ Toronto where he was receiving treat- ment for a heart condition. Best wishes for a speedy and com- plete recovery. Mr. Wilbur Baird of Sunder- land spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Robt. Baird, Ladies Wed. Night Schedule THIRD SECTION Feb. 19th-- 7.00 O'Clock 1-Z Bombers vs. Kittyhawks 3-4 North Stars vs. Mosquitoes 5-6 Lancasters vs, Helicopters 9.00 O'Clock 1-2 Flyers vs, Sunderlands 3-4 Spitfires vs. Mustangs | 5-6 Hurricanes vs, Jets Feb. 26th-- 7.00 O'Clock 1-2 Mustangs vs. Hurricanes 3-4 Spitfires vs. Sunderlands 5-6 Bombers vs, Jets 9.00 O'Clock Mosquitoes vs. Lancasters Flyers vs. Helicopters 1-2 3-4 Kittyhawks vs. North Stars March 4th-- 7.00 O'Clock 1-2 North Stars vs. Lancasters 3-4 Jets vs. Kittyhawks 5-6 Sunderlands vs, Mustangs 9.00 O'Clock Spitfires vs. Flyers Bombers vs. Hurricanes Helicopters vs. Mosquitoes 1-2 3-4 5-6 March 11th-- : 7.00 O'Clock 1-2 Mosquitoes vs. Flyers 3-4 Lancasters vs. Bombers 5-6 Helicopters vs, North Stars 9.00 O'Clock 1-2 Kittyhawks, vs. Mustangs 3-4 Jets vs. Spitfires 5-6 Sunderland: vs. Hurricanes March 18th-- 7.00 O'Clock Sunderlands vs. Helicopters Mustangs vs, Jets Spitfires, vs. Hurricanes 9.00 O'Clock -2 Bombers vs. North Stars 1-2 3-4 5-6 1 3 5 4 6 Flyers vs. Lancasters March 25th-- 7.00 O'Clock 1-2 Jets vz. Nerth Stars 3.4 Monsquitoes vs. Svitfires 5-6 Kittyhawks vs. Flyers 9.00 O'Clock : 1-2 Hurricanes vv, Helicopters 3-4 Sunderlands vs. I.ancasters 5-6 Mustangs vs. Bombers Kittyhawks vs. Mosquitoes April 1st-- : 7.00 O'Clock 1-2 Kittyhawks vs. Sunderlands 3-4 Helicopters vs. Mustangs 5-6 Mosquitoes vs. Bombers 9.00 O'Clock 2 Lancasters vs. Spitfires 4 Hurricanes vs. North Stars 6 Jets vs, Flyers 1- 3. 5- April 8th-- 7.00 O'Clock 1-2 Spitfires vs. Bombers 3-4 Flyers vs. Hurricanes 5-6 North Stars vs. M,ustangs 9.00 O'Clock 1.2 Helicopters vs. Jets 3-4 Lancasters vs. Kittyhawks 5-6 Mosquitoes vs. Sunderlands April 15th-- 7.00 O'Clock 1-2 Hurricanes vs. Mosquitoes 3-4 Kittyhawks vs. Helicopters 5-6 Jets vs. Lancasters 9.00 O'Clock Sunderlands vs. Bombers Mustangs vs. Flyers North Stars vs. Spitfires April 22nd-- 7.00 O'Clock 1-2 Helicopters vs. Spitfires 3-4 Bombers vs, Flyers 5-6 Hurricanes vs. Kittyhawks 9.00 O'Clock 1-2 Jets vs. Mosquitoes 3-4 North Stars vs. Sunderlands 5-6 Lancasters vs. Mustangs April 29th-- 7.00 O'Clock '| 1-2 Sunderlands vs. Jets '3-4 Hurricanes vs. Lancasters 5-6 Mustangs vs. Mosquitoes 9.00 O'Clock 1-2 North Stars vs. Flyers 3-4 Helicopters vs. Bombers 5-6 Spitfires vs. Kittyhawks Use the CLASSIFIED SECTION of THE PORT PERRY STAR PHONE: 985-7383 THE BEST OF BOTH TOP QUALITY ESSO HEATING EQUIPMENT (on easy, 5-year, hudget terms) - . HOME HEAT SERVICE ? , J al . - 2 i LN Be Team Winners In Junior Farm er Seed Judging Competition Junior Farmer Club who won the Junior Farmer Trophy. From Icft to right: Keith Phoenix, Bob Tripp, Don Beacock and Douglas Keys, assistant Agricultural Representative. In the bottom picture is the team from Brock District High School who won the inter-school trophy. From left to right: Tom Welcock, Bill Speedie, Mr. Hawthorne, their instructor, Fred Wa'nes and David Howard, Tr AT NO COST T0 YOU BURNFIELD TUAND" BALLARD Plumbing and Heating '985-2491° Port Perry iio Ontario County Junior Farmers held their Annual Seed ) Li - Judging Contest in the Port Perry High School Auditorium i" on Saturday, February 15th. The contest which drew a large number of contestants from throughout the county was under the direction of Mr. H, L. Fair, Agricultural Representative from Uxbridge and his assistant, Mr. Douglas Keys. .. The judging was very keen with all the boys obtaining very good marks. In the above picture is the team from the Port Perry Solis fale jo