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Many people go on day by day just existing and have no- thing more. Wouldn't it be wonderful to lend a helping hand to someone we know per- sonally. This would truly be Christmas Spirit. Are you one of those people who never cease to marvel at the people ®ho are always on time? Especially since you can't make it yourself. They must have some magic formula. It isn't just because they start early. Lots of folks, who know they have the late habit, start extra early, but somehow they still get there last. Do you ever _ .Jnvite a group in for dinner or some special occasion and then find yourself praying that they will be almost ten: or. fifteen minutes late, so you can finish preparing? By the way, next time you are buying a stove, get one without the window in the oven, it's an ideal place to hide dirty dishes if you get caught short. Ayway, let's put in_a word for the poor souls who- are always late. When you dig right into the problem, you'll find 'they usually have so-many things to do and so many places they should be, that their whole day is one con- tinual rush. If people are al- ways busy, they haven't time to get sick or feel afraid about contacting a disease. They haven't time to feel slighted if they don't hear from their ac- quaintances and relatives every N VIEWS day. We're not advising people to be continually late, but just sort of arrive on time and give us tardy folks a break. If you have children and have gone through all the dif: ferent phases with them, kept a watchful eye on- them, hoping the beetle haircuts and the sloppy outfits won't appeal to them, then you know what a wonderful feeling it is, when one day you find they have grown up and chosen an almost perfect partner to spend the is perfect, thank goodness, there isn't anyone harder to live with than a perfectionist. Many couples are getting en- gaged this Christmas and we want to wish the best to all of them. The two we know per- sonally are Cliff Craddock with Bev Hicks and Rod Lamb with Sandy Bowers. We hope they have a Happy Holiday Season, planning for the future. And while we're at it, our condolen- ces to Mr. Sutton, Manager of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. Sandy makes the third girl in his office with a ring. It looks like a big staff change one of these days. Ont. Plowmen (Continued) Malcolm, Locust Hill, #1; Sec- retary-Treasurer -- Joe Tran, Claremont, #2; Ass't Secretary- Treasurer--Don Dunizeld, Clare mont; #2. ' The Slagiton. to the dan) meeting in Toronto on Febru- ary 20 and 21 will be John Batty, Viernon Powell, Joe Tran and Don Dunkeld. The 1967 Plowing Match will be held in Whitby Township on Wednesday, October 4. The Junior Plowing Match will be held on Saturday, September 23. Both Plowing Matches will be held on the farm of Mr. W. F. Batty and Son, Brooklin, #1. Minor Hockey News By Paul Heard Dec. 12 (Monday)-- The Pee Wee House League game saw Cartwright win 5-3 over Jim Irvine's team. Rick Prosser got the hat trick and Tomchison & Krekenstoel one apiece, assists went to Walker, vine, Shill, Durwood & McNab scored, assisting were Davidson Durwood, Vickers and Lee. Dec. 14th-- In the other Pee Wee game McCoy defeated Geer with an 8-3 score." Skinner got 4 goals, Johnston 2 and A. Litt and Wil- lis 1 each. D. Litt and Stephens Segted for Geer. PASSE IN AND OUT OF TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Ballantyne and Mrs. . Forest of Toronto, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. John Moore. es eo Miss Grace Bassant is spend- ing the Christmas Holidays with her great aunt Mrs. M. Jughe sin, Florida. so » Congratulations to Hielke & Mrs. Minke Boudina DeJong & Bing Kwan Kwan, Port Perry |: residents who recently received eir certificates of Canadian chiens at the Ontario Cou ty Courthouse in Whitby. NERY TE Ea Maybelle Rebekah Lodge held their annual Christmas Party in the Lodge rooms for the mem- bers, their wives and husbands. A good crowd enjoyed the pro- gramme, Santa's visit and a Dec. 17th (Sat)-- Bantam House League McCartney defeated Cart: Danny McCartney with 3, Sweet. man and Bill McCartney with 2 and Young and Lee were the scorers for McCartney. Assel stine with 2 goals and McLaugh- lin were Cart's scorers. In the other Bantam game-- All Stars over Paul Heayn's team by quite a margin. In Novice House League Ash: bridge's team over Cochrane's 3-0. Barry Heard scored all three goals for Ashbridge. In the second Novice game-- Larry Matheson's Cartwright Kids..over Mert -McKee- 2:1; Matheson and Prosser each scored and assisted on the goals for Cartwright. McKeen scored the single for McKee's team. * kw ALL STAR ACTION Wed, Dec. 14th-- 'Pee Wees beat Pickering 10 to 2. Thurs., Dec. 15-- : : Midgets lost 4 to 1. They played Stouffville. : Friday, Dec. 16th-- ] Novice team was defeated 11 to 1 by Uxbridge. Dec. 17th, Sat.-- , Novice defeated Ajax 3 to 2. Bantams won 4 #3 over West Rouge. " Pee Wees won 5 to 3 over Whitby. P.S. -- There is still a lot of room for parents and spectators at these games, and now that we have a fine heated room & the glass is in, I can't think of a reason for not coming out and watching your hockey players. See you at the arena Mon,, Wed. bountiful lunch, or all day Saturday. rest of their life with--No one' a boi > ¥ reirgenioppidy SRG ATL UR NRG TE les &7 3 CS FRAY BS / Se ah B hog At ah & X03 YS TERESI A ANTES Pi 1 i ' & 0h bow, ai Tei ET Pr ger bt Senior Citizens Club Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all from the mem- bers of the Senior Citizens Club Port Perry. The usual meeting was held at the Hall on Wed., Dec. 14th, with over sixty members an- swering the roll call and sev- eral visitors attending. Mrs. M. Cullen, president oc- Views ready. --One of them writes it, one of them types it, one of them reads it and if she can stand it, we send it to the Port Perry Star. MERRY CHRISTMAS cupied the chair. A warm wel- come was extended to all. Many are still on the sick list. Glad to hear Mrs. R. St. John is home from the hospital. Sorry to hear Mrs. L. Wilson is still very ill. A speédy recovery to all. We will be holding a party at the Club Thurs, Dec. 22nd, gifts will be exchanged. * Mr. H. Buckland will be showing in- teresting pictures which we all will enjoy. Hall is beautifully decorated for the Christmas celebrations. Thanks to the ladies who took time to do such a good job. Men also. A tree will be also decorated and San- A lot of business was left over until next meeting, which will be on Wednesday, January 11th at 2 p.m. A" pleasant so- ciable time was spent by all. Next Euchre will be held at the Hall on Saturday, January 7th at 8.30 p.m, (Note no meet- ing at Club on December 28th). Come and enjoy the friendly get-togethers on Saturdays(once in two weeks). Small charge & bounteous lunch seryed by the group in charge. Lucky winners at Euchre on Dec. 10th as follows: Ladies 1st Mrs. O. Lane; Ladies 2nd Mrs. D. Nott and Consolation" Mrs. B. Parrott. Gent's high Mr. M. Moase; 2nd-high Mr, F. Staples; Consolation (playing as man)-- Mrs. L. Duff. Please don't for- LETTER TO THE EDITOR Dear Editor: We would like to inform the readers of your newspaper that we are in the process. of form- ing some type of entertainment for the teenagers of this com- munity. The group will be known as "r place". Our first activity will be a dance held in the Masonic Hall on December 23. We sincerely hope that we will have the support of the community in this endeavour, Any interested citizens are wel- come to drop by or address correspondence to . . . 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