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SO EY | R / » ~ ' t LY Bonapiel. BT Ganuenhunit January / 966 'lakeen. cluring thy Gy Inlernalional ) Me ¥ RSA a Local Tem Reaches Finals In Internatonal Mixed Bonspiel Three Port Perry teams represented the local curling club at "the International mixed Bon- spiel held Huntsville, January 18 to 22. Pictured above is the team of Chuck and Helen Bathie of 'Port Perry and Merrill and in Gravenhurst, Bracebridge, and Kenny Rilda Ross of Brooklin, who reached the finals of the 112 team entry list. with Stan and Rebecca Bruton and Bob and Norma Storey and Doris Beare with Don and Ruth teams, Mitchell of Brooklin completed the district SEAGRAVE NEWS On a stormy week-end like this the temptation to skip news writing was great, but in that case some small boys would be disappointed if their names weren't in the paper. They ate Dean Abraham, Darryl Drink- walter and Darryl Hallet, mem- bers of the Jr, Boys S. S. class who illustrated tte parable of "The Lost Sheep" on the flan- ne'graph while Sharon Short read the story. Atterdance was down to ex- actly last year's average -- 77. Our Supt. has 'carefully 'made a chart showing the attendance for each week last year, and on which this year's attendance will be marked. So far we are well ahead of '65. Several of the younger mem- bers were kept at home with colds. Caroline Imrie had meas- les and Larry Short is only slowly recovering from a tonsil operation undergone last week. Among vizitors kere for the week-end (or longer) were Miss Janice Stone, Greenbank with Miss Nancy Wanamaker, and Miss Sandra Beadle Port Perry with Miss Donna Bruce, Our congratulations this week go to former residents Mr. and Mis. Leonard Beadle who cele- brated their Silver Wedding on Saturday. Attending from Sea- grave were: Mr, and Mrs, Mor- ley Bruce, Mr, and Mrs, Bill Barr and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Short. We are sorry to report that Mr. Wm. Pearson Sr. is again confined to hospital, Mrs. Bagshaw ,suffering from a broken shoulder, spent several weeks with her daughter Mrs. G. Lloyd but has now recovered HIGH Toronto 17, Ontario. trades closes BI rs I ----. PORT PERRY, ONTARIO TENDER FOR ADDITION TO PORT PERRY SCHOOL Tenders for the General Contract for all trades will be received not later than 4:00 P.M. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28th, 1966 by the Central Ontario County District High School Board, Port Perry High School, or at the office of the Architects, 28 Overlea Boulevard, Bid Depository for Mechanical at 3:00 P.M,, Friday, February 25, 1966, at the Oshawa Bid Depos tory. Drawings and Specifications Architects on Tuesday, February 8, 1968, on de- posit of a cheque for $150.00 made payable to the |, Architects, and refundable on return of the draw- ings and specifications in good condition. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Barnett & Rieder Associates, Architects il Ll ita and Electrical available from the sufficiently to return home, Mrs, F. Watson, Whitby is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. A. Bruce. The Morley Bruce family vi- sited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Scott, Oshawa. + Due to the storm accommoda- tions in the village were some- what taxed on Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wanamaker and children of Oshawa paying a suppey visit to Mr, and Mrs. B. L, found it advisable to re- main over night. The Tobins of Catastrophe Corner had a similar problem. The first wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tobin Port Perry was being marked by a family gathering with Det. Dennis and his wife also present. These parties lasted 'till Monday noon when the snow-plow finally re. leased them. Late Sunday afternoon during the storm the fire brigade were called to the Sleep home. For- tunately the blaze was confined to the chimney and little dam- age done except to nerves. We are to!d that our rural mail carrier and the grocer's wife have taken to high flying. for further particulars apply to our only airman Mr, Walter King, pes of Waterloo University and a | candidate for the ministry. I FV TAN nR1 "FREY STAR, In spite of a very b'ustery Sunday morning, a very congregation was in attendance '0 hear Mr, Ed McCaig, son of M:. and Mrs. Mar:hall McCaig, wro is a second year student 200d He gave a very inspiring message point charge in Presbytery. Mrs. Lloyd Pogue favoured us with a lovely solo. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Blair attended the 25th wedding An- niversary of Mr. and Mrs, Gor- / Saturday evening. Sorry to report Mr. John Sommerville had a fall on Sun- Perry Hospital, also after sur- gery last Thursday, Mr. Stan Aldred is reported to be re covering nicely. Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Brian Taylor of Wingham on the arrival of their new son, a new grandson for Mr. & Mrs. Len Taylor. Weekend visitors at the Art Couves home was Miss Ruth Couves of Brampton and Mr, and Mrs, Danny Reesor of Tor- onto, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stone, and Mr, and Mrs. Neil Hunter were in Toronto one day last week, the men attended the Arfeda Show and the women went to shop. en his work done on a four, the Muskoka ' fon Kimmerly of Oshawa last: North, were with Mr, day and is a patient in Port Also attending the same show was Mr. Keith Phoen'x and Mr. Wayne Diceman, Mr. and Mrs. Art Couves, Mr, and Mrs, Hugh Beaton of Ashburn and M:s. Velma Pet- rass of Southbend Indianna vi- sited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask on Saturday. The Porath farm, formerly owned by Mulholland's has been sold, Mr, and Mrs. Wilmot Phair were guests of Mr. and Mrs. . Ralph Dusty on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, were at Robt, day. Mus. Mac Mustard Bairds on Sun- E'sie Bain of Udora, and Mrs. Eddie Bain on the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds of Port Perry were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Clements. Last Friday evening in spite of the terrible cold weather enough for 10 tables of cards were at the hall, Prize winners were: Ladies High Ida Em- pringham; Ladies Low Norrine Cook; Men's High George Bea- ton; Men's Low Ne'son Car- negie; Door Prize David Clark. A very good crowd attended the dance in the Hall on Satur- day evening, and Mr, Murray who supplies the music has been asked to come back again on February 18th. The meeting for members on Wed., Jan. 26th was well at- tended. The cold weather does- n't dampen our interest in this interesting club. Everyone is willing to help and lots of worthwhile things are done and amusements planned to keep everyone on their toes. Mrs Chapman, President, opened the meeting by heartily welcoming all. The Citizen's Prayer, & O Canada were sung and all re- peated the Lord's Prayer. Two minutes silence was observed, for the late Mr. T. Cullen. En- quiries were made of the shut- ins, All miss their faces and hope they will soon be back at the meeting again. Business was discussed. We are going to miss seeing Mrs.. J. Robert- son as on Feb. bth she leaves by plane for a vacation in Florida Nor three months. Happy Holi- days. We are looking forward to a pleasant evening on Fri,, Feb. 4th as we journey to Toronto to see 'Take a Chance' to be broad- cast on T.V. Monday, Feb. 7th THI: COUNTY County will be divided $10.00 per day plus 10¢ to -- Cl Ww WEED INSPECTORS COUNTY of ONTARIO TWO WEED INSPECTORS ARE REQUIRED BY Apply in writing on or before February 15th, 1966 WM. G. MANNING, County of Ontario 605 Rossland Road East, HITBY, ONT. I OI" ONTARIO. into two areas. Sallary per mile. erk-Treacurer, | Feb. 4th at the Hall, Senior Citizens Club at 9.30 p.m. on Channel 9, Please note to those who are takng ths trip. Bus will leave at quarter to seven Friday, Feb, 4th (6.45 p.m.) from bowling green opposite I.G.A. Store. We would like to be on our way by 7 p.m. After business and The Queen, a social time was enjoy- ed, cards, ete. and a dainty lunch was served, The euchre on Saturday was well attended again with 17 tables being played. Lucky Hair do donated by Mrs, A, Menzies was won by Mrs. L. Wilson 1st prize, 2nd prize to Mrs. O. Gimblett, Consolation Mrs, S. Crozier, Gent's high Mrs. Ida Prentice (as man), 2nd Mr. A. Timms, Consolation Mr. R. Holdershaw, "A delicious lunch was served. Next Club meeting Wed., Feb. 9th at Hall, 2 p.m. Next Euchre Saturday, Time 8.30 p.m, Come and enjoy a pleas- ant evening. * 9 oO Hope in the Future Hope is a great word in our way of living, Gives courage for ourselves, generous in our thinking, So often the future looks sad and dreary, It gives strength to the down- cast also the weary, 1 There is much we can do to make life worthwhile, If we only give hope, kind word ard a smile, Eleanor Rooseve't said once in a wonderful speech Hore is important, and within everyone's reach We depend on that word ag we plan ahead, Whether we live in a city, or on a Homestead.