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© Allie Christie, Orval Watson. PORT PERRY: * STAR» Minor Hockey News Please keep in mind Jan. 26th for two reasons. First of all it is the start of Minor Hockey week across Canada and secondly our 2nd' annual Pee Wee Tournament spon- sored by Dick Gamblé Hoc- Key Schools will be held that day. We hear the 8 team entries are all filled and sahedule's will be announced in next week's paper. Ad- mission: for the tournament will be adults $1.00, students 50c., children 25¢. This is see 10 good hockey games. There will be attendance prizes and some lucky boy will win a week free at Dick summer. Jan. 26th will be regular all star house some. interesting exhibition games. Door Prizes have been do- for the whole day and you'll given away at each game. Gamble's Hockey School this, |: During Minor Hockey Week - Feb. 1st there league games and we hope nated by the various Merch- | ants around town and will be Booster Buttons will be hon- ored for those games. Those not having them will be charged the regular price. Port Perry Minor Hockey will be holding a draw on a 19" T.V. so don't forget to get your ticket during Minor Hockey Week. Draw will be ment which will be March Ist this year. made at the Bantam Tourna- GET HIPY/ READ THE wa House League News Forder and Richard Stephens who will climax another very Van Camp had a pair and Cochrane and McNab one each as Gibson downed Ste- phens 4-2. Brain and Taylor - had the loser's goals in the Bantam: game,' Lefort got tallies from "Knight and Tennyson as they edged Cart- wright 2-1. Prosser had the lone Cartwright goal. Hurst shut out Nightingale 6-0 in.Pee Wee. Hadley 2), Phoenix (2), R. Taylor and Litt one each had the goals, Durward the shutout. = Me- Coy earned a 4-4 draw with Cartwright in 'the second game. Heard, Zaporozan, Le- fort and McQuade counted against Mathison (2), Judson and Henke for Cartwright. Cawker, Cochrane and Mc- Quade had a pair each in White" Feather Farm's 6-2 win over Malmont Farms. Larmer and Francis were the loser's marksmen. The Blues shut out Petrozzi 4-0 receiv- ing goals from Crawford with 2, Marten & Ashbridge 1 each. January 27th should prove | to test several of our skaters, strenuous & dedicated period of training when they take part. that evening in the Canadian Championship. This event takes place at Maple Leaf Gardens begining at 6 p.m, supporters are planning to be there. _ Arrangements are also be- ing made for a visit 'othe Ice Follies, starring Don Jackson, on Sunday, Feb. 2. Information about tickets will be posted at the arena on regular skating' days. CF.S.A. judges will be present on Mon. Feb. 10th meanwhile our pro Mrs. Wili- stock has-been testing our' junior skaters during the re- gular classes, badges are available from Mrs. Wallace. The dates for the Annual Carnival have been settled -- will. be a general meeting later this month or early in February when the theme & planning of the Carnival will .a memorable day for Anna be discussed. EPSOM Jean Jeffery If in winter you choose to be glum, : It's easy as easy can be; But just moaning and groan. ing all day Seems useless and silly to me, ; If the sun doesn't shine in the sky, Wear a smile -- at anyrate - TRY! BES The winners at the com- munity euchre and dance were:--for the ladies -- 1st Stella Claughton; 2nd Shir- ley Nichols; low Bertha Sti- ver. For the Gents -- 1st Glenn Houghland; 2nd Mel. Tripp; low Linda Trick. Door prizes were won by Mrs, 'There will another party Jan. 24th, Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster of Beaverton and Mrs. Ada Ducto of Sunderland were Sunday supper guests 'with Mr. and Mrs, David Prentice. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kerry and Grant of Green-|j bank visited with Mr. & Mrs. be Alan Card. ; ed with.-Mr. & Mrs. A. Card. Mrs. Wm. Asling and wee granddaughter Julia Ashton who are in Uxbridge hospi- tal. : to see Mr. Drew McCulloch and Keith Davidson fully re- covered soon. Mr. Wm. Kendry and Patty attended the Graduation of Mrs. Kendry. when she re- ceived her R.N.A. Paul's Avenue Road on Friday even- Mr. and Mrs. Donald As- ling had Sunday supper with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Clarke.' Mr. and Mrs. E. Wilson and family had dinner on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Evans. : Mr. and Mrs. Eric Benns and children had supper with her parents Mr. and Mrs. - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foote and Carol of Uxbridge visit- Get well wishes to Mr. and Epsom friends also hope Mr. and Mrs. Harry Geer, at St. United Church on ng. Harry Geer on Sat. evening. The Harry Geer family were all home for Sunday supper, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Geer & Brenda of Port Perry had. supper on Sunday evening with his parents Mr, & Mrs. Chas. Geer, L LIST WITH REAL ESTATE LID REALTOR A large number of] 11th and 12th April. There | {gun by a reading Beryl pro- Port Perry ~~ Star council recently. Standing Cartwright Council Hold Inaugural Meeting The above picture was taken during the inaugural meeting of Cartwright Township from left to right are M. Suggitt, road superintendent, Norman Mairs, Donald Frew, councillors and Victor - Malcolm, clerk-treasurer. Seated R. Gettins, deputy-reeve, Lawrence Malcolm, reeve and V. Asselstine, councillor. ' ..On Wed. evening 21 ladies met at Mrs. Earl- Heayn's apartment home in the Em- merson Motel to begin the new year with the "Head" UCW. The meeting opened with Charles Wesley's hymn, "A charge to keep I have", stressing discipleship." The president, Mrs. Beryl Pearce, led in prayer and Mrs. Grace Love .read Psalm 90- which was a prayer of Moses re- questing that our work may appear unto us. As our study for this year is on China interest was he- duced on "Why China"? The 'conclusive answer was found in the fact that it represents one quarter of the world po- pulation and its progress in any field is certainly going to affect the rest of the world. Mrs. Betty Reader then conducted a study from "China Communes" which described one interested man's-.experiences when he paid a visit to one of the Rural Communes to learn how they are living. The roll call consisted of bits of wisdom or amusing anecdotes previously collect- ed and distributed by Betty. Many expressions of thanks for Christmas remembrance or other recognitions were received and acknowledged. Rev. ~and Mrs. Gilbert of Beamsville sent a Christmas card of remembrance to all the ladies. Two donations of ten and two dollars. were accepted from interested friends of Scugog and Beet- on, Mrs. Beryl Pearce thanked all for. their support in 1968 and especially with the sup- pers at the end of the year. The treasurer has closed her books for 1968 and it was 985 - 7373 Scugog News best financial year yet and we are starting the new year with a balance of $275.38. 8 Thanksgiving Socks were not received and a few other minor requests may have been forgotten with the pressure of time and obliga- tions. Mrs. Amy Smith, while wintering in Ft. Lauderdale has been busy on the hos- pital bootee supply. A letter was received from C.N.IB. and Mrs. Helen Red- man reported some of the work she personally knows that is carried out by this organization. It was then decided to send $10 to pro- mote further aid. It was voted that we send $25. to the Scott Mission and later pack a bale for some needy place. Mrs. Irene Carter will take charge of the sick com- mittee this year. Eleven membership tickets have already been purchased for this year. Mrs. Gill and Mrs. T. Redman have become new 'members. Mrs. Betty Reader got everybody going on some very interesting contests which caused much hilarity and good will. Then all were ready to partake of the de- licious lunch served by Betty's group. On Mon. evening six mem- we hope to have one in Apri.l There=will be the usual bake sale and perhaps some form of garden party. Mr. and Mrs. Spears visit- ed friends in Orangeville on Sunday. Our sympathy goes to Ocsh- awa and Blackstock for friends who were bereaved of loved ones, on Mon. Mr. Ira Travell of Oshawa, bro- ther-in-law of Mrs. Reta Rodman passed away after a long . period of suffering, Mrs. Leighton of Blackstock was a. former resident on the Heayns farm.and leaves her daughters Jennie and Mae with their families. The "Head" U.C.W. is still collecting used stamps with a little border of envelope left on, used clean nylons and "Canada Packer" labels. On Tues. Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Rae of Ajax had lunch at the home of Mr. .and Mr:. Don Gerrow. : Mrs. Bell and Miss A. Me- Laren of Port Perry were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. McLaren Tuesday. Miss Barbara Chambers of Port Perry spent the week- end with Miss Penny Pren- tice. Mr, Cecil Fralick and Mr. Raymond Fralick visited with their mother Mrs. C. L. Fra- lick at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ross of Toronto. An eighty - sixth birthday celebration. Mr. and Mrs. L. Davis Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Holt. Mr. and Mrs. J. Melanson and girls of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. B. Lehman of Claremont and Mr. and Mrs. A. Em- pringham of Agincourt Sun- day visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Empringham. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. J. Reese includ- ed Mr. and Mrs. R. Cawker, Wendy and Ernie and Mr. & Mrs. J. Kane and family. Two Birthday celebrations-- Steven Reese, Tim Kane. Mr. and Mrs. R. Thomas Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. R. Thomas of Blackwater. Mr. and Mrs. R. Lyons of Oshawa Sunday guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. K. Mueller. ' Friday night January the 17th a Euchre party at Grace Church. Proceeds in aid of the choir, lunch & prizes. Miss Grace Pogue spent the week-end with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. R. Pogue. Mr. and Mrs. G. Smith spent Saturday in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Don Crozier of Whitby Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ste- phen Fralick of Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Russ Suther- land of Oshawa guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fralick. Service at Grace at 10 a.m. You are cordially invited to attend. bers of the "Head" U.C.W. executive met at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Manns to re- view the past year and for- mulate plans for 1969. It was decided to discard the travelling food box but to have three euchres fall- ing on the last Wed. of Jan. Feb. & Mar. The respective committees are Irene Carter and Bonnie Gerrow, Grace Love and Joyce Heayn, Clara Dowson and Myrtle Manns. 18 Members The January Meeting of the Louise Patterson Handi-- craft Guild was held in the Community Hall, Prince Al- bert. The meeting was de- layed as many of the mem- bers had attended the Lucky noted that it 'had been our "Grace" U.C.W. are plan- ning a luncheon in Mar. and Draw Luncheon at the Unit- YI OA A , 2 Visitors Attend Handicraft Guild ed Church-Hall. Mrs. Naples, President, opened the meeting with her usual pleasant greeting and a wish for a happy new year. The roll call showed eigh- teen members present and (Continued on Page 16) ET - --