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- We appreciate your particl- | opi served as good social 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Dec. 5, 1968 SANTA 1S ON HIS WAY! He Will Arrive In Port Perry, Sat. Dec. 14th -- PARADE, BANDS, CLOWNS, FLOATS, CONTEST -- Scugog 'News On Wed. 29 people partook of the "Head" Mystery Sister Banquet at "Grace" Church. We were pleased to have Mrs. Dorothy Martyn with us again as well as several new resid- ents, Mrs. Lottie Gill, Mrs. Norma Gray and Mrs. Sylvia Parker. A few other ladies joined us for the first time Auction Sales MON., Dec. 9 -- Hey Folks! Talk about an Auction! This is it -- Xmas time again and another fun filled night at the annual "Toy Auction" at Stouffville Sales Barn -- toys of all kinds plus numer- ous other things. Clocks, tables, chairs, foot stools etc. Just about anything you can think of. Something for everyone! Free Prizes -- maybe even a trip from "Santa" -- Come early and get the bargains -- even bring your mother-in-law! Sale starts sharp at 7 p.m, -- ---Frank--Bennett and Norm Faulkner, Auctioneers. : 25-2 THURS,, Dec. 5 -- The regu- lar monthly twilight auction .sale of Pure Bred and High Grade Dairy type cows & 'heifers, fresh springing and open, mostly Holstein, will be held 'in the "Cow Palace" in Stouffville Sales Arena. A good selection 'is expected again this'month, If you have cattle to consign that will in- sure buyer satisfaction, con-, tact the sale: management and have entries in by 4 p.m. pation in these monthly auc- tions. Sale at 7.30 p.m. Frank Bennett -- . 887-5570 and Norm Faulkner -- 640-3818, Sales Mgrs. & Auctioneers. Regular Auction every Sate urday. 28:8, including Mrs. Carol Wilson, Mrs. Lenore Blueman, Mrs, Betty Smith, Mrs. Amy Smith, and also Mrs. Cora Heayn. We were sorry that , some of the others could not be present: Mrs. Maude Travell, Mrs. Marion Carter, and Mrs. Marion Hughes on account .of illness, Mrs. Agnes Middleton, Mrs. Sandra Taylor Mrs. Marie Clark, Mrs. Evelyn Redman and Mrs. Hennie Jackson on account of incon- venience. The Christmas tree, gifts and decorations added much to the festive air. The ladies of "Grace" U.C.W. ~~ had arranged a beautiful table set- ting and served a bounteous and delicious dinner. After tables were cleared, a small amount of business was dis- cussed as there will not be another meeting before Jan. ~ Following the.candle-light- ing procedure to disclose the names of our Mystery Sisters, Mrs. Santa Claus bounded in to help distribute gifts for all. A skit enacted by 4 ladies from town with Mrs. Helen Redman, Mrs. and Mrs. Grace Love caused much hilarity. We didn't realize 2 of our municipal hopefuls had these |- extra talents. We enjoyed a couple of active contests mixers. After singing many Christmas Carols, the lights suddenly went out and 2 of our respected members, cost- umed and masked slid. in Joan Aldred quickly and stealithly and pro- cured many purses and a camera. As they disappeared Mrs. Grace Love was very successful in solving the crime by questioning witnesses and the culprits were good- naturedly caught and returned the goods. The whole evening was one of variety, and surely loosened up the laugh muscles. All the committee deserve thanks and appreciation for the plans and efforts put into the whole affair. © Recently Mr. & Mrs. Alex Porath and two ' sons of Combermere near Barrys Bay spent the week-end "with Donna's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Collins. Our sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson and family in the sudden passing of their little daughter Esther early Monday morning. Little John Manns seems to be feeling well after his operation "in the Oshawa Hospital. We hope he'll soon be home again. HOMES WANTED LA 985-7373 BE ESTATE LTD RT First of all, advice. . prosperity. In my closing THANK YOU let me congratulate, Robert Kenny, on his election to the office of reeve of Port Perry. | could not have lost to a better man. | also have to admit | took quite a beating. | think | have been fortunate to have had the opportunity of serving the citizens of this community for the past 12 years, and | am indeed grateful for this. A man's success depends a great deal on the support of his wife. | have been extremely fortunate in this respect, and am happy to give my wife, Hazel much credit for her personal _interest and devotion during my years on Port Perry Council and Warden of Ontario County. Hazel often told me | should resign as reeve, and | realize now, | should have taken her Port Perry and its residents have oh good to me, and | can only hope that |, in some small measure have contributed to the growth and welfare of the Village. For continued success in the future life of this community, | hope the same calibre of men we now have, will become members of council. This will assure continued growth and paragraph, I would like to inform residents of Port Perry, I'll have a great deal of spare time on my hands. | intend to pursue my hobby, repairing old clocks. Feel free to call'on me at any time -- NO CHARGE. H H One of the main events at the school this past month was the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance which was sponsored this year by the Athletic Soc- iety, Friday, November 22. The week of the 17 - 22 was declared Sadie Hawkins Week. During this' time, any girl brave enough to ask a boy to the dance was given the opportunity to do so. Kang- aroo Courts were held during the course of the week con- demning all boys guilty of the crime of turning down an invitation. A "Dogpatch" theme was used for dress and decoration, and mock mar- riages were one of the main attractions of the dance. All in all, this year's Sadie Hawk- ins Dance was a great success and those who attended had a good time. Because of the great num- ber of Grade 9's this year, Junior commencements were Escape South This Winter Enjoy the Sun Triad Travel Hgeney 8 Brock St. Uxbridge 852-6073 LLTOP FRALD held on both November 19 and 26. Parents and friends were welcome to attend and invited to a get-together in the. cafeteria afterwards. WRESTLING Port Perry 40 Senior Boys. 49 Inter. Boys 456 Bantam Boys 22 OCH 40 Bantam Boys 33 Sutton 6 Leslie Luscik - top scorer. BASKETBALL Senior girls 29 Senior girls 22 Senior girls 13 Junior girls 28 Junior. girls 14 Junior girls: 16 Brock 19 Faye Healey - top scorer. Once again Port High has a school newspaper, Under OCH 20 OCH 23 OCH 20 Brock 21 Sutton 38 Uxbridge21 Sutton 7 Uxbridge21 the editorship of Denis Symes, |* the first edition was released on November 21. One of the new ideas introduced in the paper was a "Dear Abigail" column designed to help the students with their problems. |: Past events of interest the Senior Commencement which was held on November 1, with the valedictory address given by Lynn MacGregor, the Hallowe'en Dance sponsored by the Student Council, with music supplied by the Double Exposure, - a local - singing group, and the annual magaz- line campaign. Although we had no senior football team '| this year the junior team had ever and we hope that in future years the turn-out will be just as great. Upcoming 'events inclide the Christmas Dance, Christ- mas holidays, followed by exams, and the Winter Carnival sponsored by . the Student Council. A. E Johnson OPTOMETRIST 229 MARY STREET © 985-2383 . 10. Mr. | one of the largest turn-outs dda Obs the fungtions gf 0. 9ffset printing press k : D AE PN ' The Star has been favoured with quite'a few: young visitors lately. Low week, some 60 boys and girls from R.H. Cornish Public School under: guidance of Mr. Stuart Lane toured the printing establishment. The working area of the Star, does not permit itself to handle this many at one time, so the boys and girls were divided into groups of about nm; Harrison is seen with Samof the, girls fapparently enjoying it) éxplaining - "Staff, pho pra "al I TE pt Ph ht be pa - <Q * my tr at OR eet = NS EP 2