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-~ raw y 5 A rd at A aa A DOT Wa DAR ae Aa Ke A Tv Foes' .- Sty AS BE A « Ade yA RANE 10 . PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, JAN. 5, 1967 Looking Back At 1966 (Continued from page 1) MAY "The Bulldozers" Port Perry Intermediate "C" team, became the first Port Perry team to "capture an Ontario Champion- ship. Peel's Poultry Farm Ltd. forms separate export comp- any: "Interag Food Exports of Canada Ltd." Ontario County Health Nur- ses receive increase in wages. Wm. Harrison, editor of the Port Perry Star was elected president of Port Perry Cham- ber of Commerce. JUNE The Port Perry School Board name the local Public: School "The R. H. Cornish Public School" in honour of the prin- cipal, R. H. Cornish on his re- tirement after 34 years service in. this position. A Cannington girl, Mrs. Marilyn Beatty 'was chosen Ontario County Dairy Princess at the Brooklin Spring Fair. dian Weekly Newspaper Asso: ciation's contest. 10-year old Shelley Olsen, Prince Albert wins prize in the Elmer Summer Safety Contest. Susanne MacMaster was top student at the Port Perry High School with 84 per cent. Jane den Boer, R.R. 2, Port Perry was also a winner in the Elmer Summer Safety Contest. SEPTEMBER Over 1,200 students.were en- rolled "in Port Perry Schools when the doors opened for an- other year. D. C. Madsen, Barrie becomes the new proprietor of the local [.G.A. store. Over 8,000 attend the annual Port Perry Fair, which makes it another record. 'William S. Bradford takes over duties as principal of the R. H. Cornish Public School.. Public School enrollment in Reach was 732, an all-time high. OCTOBER Port Perry population in- -The Port Perry Lions ClubPcreased by 123 to an -all time sold 2,880 light bulbs in the annual "Bag of Bulbs" sale. .150 persons attended "Meet "the Champs" banquet "held in honour of Anna Forder and Richard Stephens, and the Ont- ario Intermddiate "CY Champ- ions in the Legion Hall. The first "hole in one" at Sunny Brae Golf course was re- |: corded, when Ken Moore drove a ball off the tee on the 150 yards 6th hole. Large crowds attend Centen- nial Services held in the Prince Albert United Church. 200 friends and relatives pay tribute to R. H. Cornish at a banquet held in his honour at the Legion Hall. "JULY Dean Beare, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Beare, a grade 8 student at the R. H. Cornish Public School received a certi- ficate for perfect attendance at the school for nine years. He never missed or was never late during all those years. Joe Baker, Blackwater was the winner of a slogan contest sponsored by the Community Memorial Hospital. His slogan was "For Better Health, Share Your Wealth." Dr. and Mrs. G. Harold Jack- son return to Port Perry after residing in Union, New Jersey, U.S.A. for 35 years. high of 2,625. : Mr. James Purvis receives 50 year Masonic Certificate in 'Wynyard, Sask. ~ At the end of October it was announced that the local cam. paign for . funds to the new hospital had reached $90,000. NOVEMBER Children from the R. H. Cornish Public School and the Prince Albert Public School collected $267.27 for UNICEF. Eight night "school classes start at Port Perry High School. Triplet calves were born on the farm of Mr. and Mrs. George Irwin, north of Green- bank. High School and Cartwright High School were Barbara Holt- by and Dianna Mairs. The 1966 Intermediate Hockey Champs opened the season with two decisive wins over Sunder- land 11-3, and 8-3. Port Perry Legion. makes pledge of $5,000. to the Com- munity Memorial Hospital Building Fund. Port Perry Minor Hockey As- sociation presents $500. Cheque to the Arena Board. DECEMBER J. J. Gibson and Bruce Beare given acclamations for the po- Joel Aldred, well known TV personality and a native of _ Port Perry accepts the position of chairman for a Fund Rais- ing Campaign for the local hospital. : AUGUST pur Port Perry Star--awarded- xy 5 piri i ho ig ieee deeb seatetrin dain biel aio reeve -at Nomination Meeting. Six candidates contested coun- cillors seats and elected were Robt. Kenny, Philip Orde, Irv- ing Boyd. the first Deputy-Reeve in Scu- third prize in the annual Cana: Valedictorians at Port Perry sitions--of~reeve--and--deputy-{-- "Joseph Dowson was elected | Fadi 4 ee. SRA IR FUN SE SR ME TINE ELL t . Lo SEN , & kar si 3 § AF 3 A MANE EARN LA wished nnind Suton atts wba asin Sess ans amiss wn Ah alana Anata fetid By Jean Jeffery Epsom Community Club end- ed the year with a party Dec. 30th. The Euchre prizes were awarded as follows: Ladies-- Mrs. Grace Bradley, 79; Mrs. Erma Watson 77; Low--Mrs. D. Prentice. Gents--Mike Benns '14; Gord- on Taylor 74; Low -- Hugo Bradley. There will be another party Friday, Jan. 13, Roads & Weather" permitting. Mrs. Ruby Rogers and Mr. & Mrs. Hugo Bradley of Brooklin were Christmas Eve guests with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry. Mrs. R. Armstrong & Tommy spent a day in Oshawa recently and had lunch with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Gourlie. Mr. and Mrs. Howard, Gourlie entertained their family on both Christmas and New Year's day. Mr. and Mrs. Ian Camer- on of Toronto were also New Year's dinner guests. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Noble & Cecil were in Michigan for sev- eral days and for Christmas. Their Christmas was saddened kby a_ death in the fgnily. Our sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Noble and family. On Christmas Monday, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Prentice entertain- ed his- family -- Mr. and Mrs. Grant Prentice, Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson. Sympathy is also extended to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lyons in the passing of his aunt Miss Beatrice Lyons. = Miss Lyons was the last of a family of six- teen. She will be laid to rest at the Foster Memorial ceme- tery. The Kerry families and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cottyn & Wayne were entertained on Christmas eve -at the home of Mr. & Mrs. | Arnold Kerry. We are pleased to learn that Mrs. Medd is home from the hospital. We do hope her health soon improves. The Medd family enjoyed Christmas dinner at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Medd on Christmas eve. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jeffery were dinner guests on Christ- mas day with her mother Mrs. -| Catharine Cawker, Port Perry and on. Monday enjoyed a sec- ond Christmas dinner with their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. John Moore of Oshawa. Monday after Christmas Mr, and am Walter Kerry and fa. [RR fad EPSOM NEWS mily joined her brother Arnold and Mrs. Stearman and family in Grimsby for the day. Their nephew Bill returned home with them. On New Year's day Bill's parents visited with Kerry's & Bill returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vanden- berk of Willowdale visited re- cently with Mr. and Mrs. G. Prentice. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd. Allen & family of Valentyne were guests on New Year's day with Mr. and Mrs. L. Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lyons, Peter and Dianne were with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wes. James of Ringwood for Christ- mas. Then for New Year's Charles and Mary entertained Mr. and Mrs. James and her sister Heather, and Mr. Wm, Morrison of Uxbridge. r.. Robt. Nesbitt Sr. and David were recent visitors with Mr, and 'Mrs. Bruce Houghland. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor were Christmas eve visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Tay- lor. Mr: and Mrs. Lloyd Payne & daughters were Christmas guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Spencer and family of ~Green- bank. and daughter Linda of Bow- manville, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thompson of Victoria Corners and Mr. Lionel Drew were din- Allie Christie & Darlene on Christmas Day. On Sat. evening Mr. and Mrs. Lowe of Utica and Mr. L. Drew were visitors - at the Christie home. Mr. and Mrs. John Moore & family: of Oshawa visited their parents Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Jeffery and her grandmother Mrs. Catharine Cawker of Port Perry on New Year's day. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce -Hough- land were with his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. Houghland in 'Whitby on Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. George Love & entertained Mr. and Mrs. Gord- on Taylor on Christmas day. Then on Monday Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Taylor entertained their children- and grand- children. Misses Denise and Brenda Payne are holidaying with their cousins Mr. 'and Mrs. Ernie Reynolds, Newfane, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stewart and family, Mr. and Mrs. Doug- re-elected to council were Mrs. June Crozier and Mrs. Grace Love. The third councillor elec: ted was Glen Demara. 20 persons attended the first public meeting in regard to -gog--Township,--and-- Victor --Al-| the proposed sewerage system | dred was acclaimed reeve. Alsofor Port Perry. 'las Walker, Toronto, Mr. & Mrs. H. Clarke of Prince Albert, were guests with Mr. and Mrs. T. Stewart for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Geer of Port Perry entertained his parents and brother & sister & their families with New Year's Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Martin |- 'ner guests. with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Telford Love of Greenbank Miss Karen Geer was .a guest on New Year's day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Tin- dall. Mr. and Mrs. Len Beach and family spent a couple of days at Xmas with her parents Mr. and Mrs. David Prentice. Dr. and Mrs. Jerrold Asling and daughter of Newstad were with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling for Christmas holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Asling Vi- sited her brother Mr. Elsworth Gorrell and Mrs. Gorrell of Eden before Christmas. On Christmas Eve the Asling fam- ily gathered at the home of their parents then New Year's Day Donald & Stella were en- tertained at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Jim Clarke of Ashworth. Mrs. Earl Wilson was another busy lady--The Wilson family met at their home on the Sat. evening for Christmas dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson of Winchester called on Wed. Roy & Erma were calling on*sev- eral friends and relatives dur- ing the holiday. On Monday Mr. & Mrs. Earl Wilson and family had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elford then to wind up a merry week on Monday, Jan. 2nd Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Evans and family were dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Earle Wilson. On Christmas Monday, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Ashton-entertain- ed their family, also Mr. Clifton Gibson, Mr. Gordon Ashton of Whitby, Mr. and Mrs, Barry Bushell and daughters of Peter-| borough have also been back & forth and the two girls spent most of Christmas holiday with Grandma and Grandpa Ashton. On Sunday Mrs. John Mill- man had her family all home (This seems to be like a card trick), Kerry- flew home from Windsor and had five days home before returning. Kerry and Mrs. Millman visited his grandfather Mr. Frank Millman of Richvale, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bushell. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hough- land and family spent New Year's with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Taylor. . -- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brawn entertained his father Mr. Ar- thur Brawn aoh Christmas Day. Sorry I was unable to contact everyone, but my time has run out. If you: have news please phone me Monday evening and in closing before our mail car- rier arrives I have time to say: I hope you one and all have a very propesperous and happy New Year. '|'skate. Minor Hockey By Paul Heard Mon., Dec. 19th-- Irwine defeated Geer 2 to 0 in the Pee Wee House League. Wed., Dec. 21st-- McCoy defeated 5 to 4. Sat., Dec. 24th-- Pee Wee All Stars defeated Cartwright 10 to 4 in Bantam House League. McMillan defeated Cochrane 8 to 0 in Novice. McKee was defeated by Cartwright 9-to 3. Mon., Dec. 26th-- ' McCoy defeated Irwine.7 to 5. with Roland Skinner scoring 7 goals for McCoy and Taylor and Van Camp getting 2 each and Sleeman scoring for Irwine in Pee Wee. Wed., Dec. 28th-- Cartwright with Prosser gett- ing 4 and Krockenstoel with 1 defeated Geer 5 to 0. Sat.,, Dec. 31st-- A : Cartwright defeated Heayn 11 to 1. Wolfe got 3, McLaugh- lin and Lee got 2 each and Kir- patrick, Asselstine, Nesbit got 1 each for Cartwright--while Hall scored for Heayn in the Bantam House Leagué. °° McCartney defeated Pee Wee All Stars 5 to 4 with a goal by Bronson with 3 seconds left to go. B. McCartney and also Cartwright 'DPanny-MecCartney, Prosser and Young got the other McCartney goals. Heard with 2, McCoy & Ricky Evans were the loser's goal getters. Millan"3 to 1. In the other Novice game Cartwright over Cochrane's team 9 - 2. Now - that Christmas & New Year's is past all the boys will really be settling down to hockey and a new schedule for the best part of the season starts this week. Teenagers and adults please note we desperately need peo- ple to seriously take up referee- ing. We need referees, who will do OMHA games at home: and away. You don't have to know . all the rules just be able to ponse we will run a school for referees again under the in- structions of Don Cochrane. (P.S. -- you can earn. money for officiating OMHA games). If "we get "enough res- NE Please watch this column for - news about Minor Hockey Week in Port Perry, Jan. 26 - Feb. 4. The executive is planning. a T.V. draw and many other at- tendance prizes to be given away at games all that week. (Continued) Mr. and Mrs. L. Huston were ALBERT and family, Lakeview. Next day with her father's Mr. Wic- Ll In Novice, 'McKee 'beat Mec- SE dinner. with her sister Mrs. B. Buyers Sebo badaibabokedoir boi dad pie cbatededorh Solna hobed outta hoch stds bb oh ob di ch dh od oii whch hadnt ach rian ay foreth ecsbethe otrtiat lic tool SAV ALTAR ALARA AAA AAA AAA ARAB RRARRARRARRRRRRRY Royal > 25 5S SSS SS Canadian Legion, Branch 419 PORT PERRY LEGION HALL SATURDAY, JAN. Cam Warme & His Orchestra. a 0 - * 50-50 Draw at 11:30 P.M. 1967 ARAARAARARRARRARRARRARR RRS kett upon his 78th birthday celebration. Mr. and Mrs. B. Dyers had their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Don Fennell, Scarboro. - Mr. and Mrs. A. Jeffrey and Joan were guests of their friends Mr. and Mrs. G. Ballin- ger and family, Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. N. Rensink and family were with her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. Wonnacott, Oshawa. ; : Mr. and Mrs. K. Devitt and! family with his parents Mr. & Mrs. A. Devitt, Bobcaygeon. Mr. and' Mrs. E. Oyler with his brother Mr. and Mrs. H. Oyler and sons, Courtice. Miss A. Shunk accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Irwin to Port Perry with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. I. Doyle and family with the Doyle family gathering near Corniall, Mr. and Mrs... M. Pugh and family with her parents Mr. & Mrs. F. Gostik, Stouffville. , Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Doupe call- ed on all their family then joined others at Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sweetmans, Port Perry.