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) & Dinner for Employers In appreciation for the kindness during work week, the students .of the three year programme entertain- ed the employees of the Port Perry-Uxbridge area at a Christmas Dinner on Thurs., * December 11. CURLING The School Boy Curling Competition will take place in Oshawa .on. Monday, December 22, = The Port Perry team consists of Paul Griffen, Bill Sharpe, Scott Howey, Doug MacKinnon, and Stephen Geer. MIDGET BOYS BASKET BALL RESULTS i. PORT vs PICKERING Mon. December 8 .Port defeated Pickering 47-36 in a very scrambly game. Both teams commit- ted a great number of fouls 'and consequently most of the time was spent shooting foul shots. Dennis Watson led the way for Port with some excellent ball handling and rebounding." Gord Sim- monds had the most steals and assists in the game," Top scorers were Bill Owen (10), Scott Wilbur (8), Dennis Watson (8), Greg Fedyk (7). PORT vs, WHITBY HENRY STREET (Wed. Dec. 10) Port defeated Henry Street 44-12. Port played its best ~ basketball of the season in The Whitby this game. tidied i hh hh he SR CH ROMACOLOR -at - =, UXBRIDGE ELECTRONICS 75 Brock Street W. Uxbridge Ontario Phone 852-3481 team could not penetrate a very tight zone defence in this game. Port's shooters were accurate as ten mem- bers of the eleven man team made the score sheet. Greg Fedyk led the team in steals. Bill Owen was the team's top rebounder and + also played an outstanding game as a ball handler. Gord Simmonds and' Bill Owen were the feams top "seorers with14 pts. each. INTRAMURAL HOCKEY Intramural hockey again had keen competition. Game one saw Randy Knight lead his team to victory over Paul Litt's squad 3-2. The latter cap-' tan, Paul, and Ricardo Van Weston scored while Randy -had two goals for his team. H.S. basketball team -game winner In the second game, Gerry Lane scored the first goal for his team and Kevin Wal- ker, assisted by John Scott, scored the last goal in the 4-3 victory over Bob Elliot's team. GIRL'S BASKETBALL The first year girl's bask- etball team travelled to G. R. Roberts on Wed., Decem- - ber 10, where they competed against teams from fourteen schools. The girls played well and tied for second place in their division. Total points declared them out of the quarter finals. WRESTLING Steve Rensink won the 168 pound division in the L.0.D. Novice Wrestling Meet held in Oshawa on December 6. Prince Albert News By Grace Beacock Do you remember the age- old familiar verse? Never a Christmas morn- ing Never the old year ends But somebody thinks ot someone Old days, old times, old . friends. I fail to inform you in detail pertaining to seasonal activities in our midst but the UCW served a festive meal to near 70 senior age folk. Then the Sunday School Christmas party was held Sunday evening in the 160 Queen Street - Port Perry, Ont. 985-8011 Doodle Art and Sheepskin Rugs MACRAME SUPPLIES and BEADS Jiffy Stitchery - Needle Pointers - Tapestry and Hand Crafts. Yarns, Needlecraft & Knits Church. The euchre group will hold a special this Thurs. evening at the hall. By the way the hall is being heavily booked for various clubs and family gatherings of late. It is an ideal place to entertain for larger groups and rental is reasonable. One of the recent weekly euchres resulted as winners: lady - Meta Reid, Ruby Tripp, Grace Bradley, Men - Gord Smith, Alvin Spencer, Harold McDiarmid. Several girls were accom- panied by their mothers at the 4-H Jr. Homemaking Achievement Day in Ux- bridge on Saturday. Special awards were received by Karen Smith, Rita Huggins, Ann Marie Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Merv. Pugh visited their son Ivan and friends at Trout Creek on thg weekend. Congratulations are due our village youth, namely. Shawn Pearsell, Michelle Andrews, Colin and Bruce Stone who each earned fav- ourable marks resulting from Conservatory guitar exams. Mr. Jan Rensink left yes- terday for Holland where he will visit relatives until the forepart of January. Mr. and Mrs. E. Oyler have left to winter in Texas. .. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith are also holidaying in the southern temperatures. Mr. and Mrs. M. Pugh recently had some of their family Dennis of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. P. Solomon and family, Port Perry. I will gladly receive news items of your visitors or it you have been elsewhere during the festive season Danse phone § 985-3691. Phone 985-8091 Specializing in: eo TUNE-UPS e SPUR GAS .o ELECTRICAL e FRONT END REPAIRS e COMPLETE BRAKE JOBS : e FIRESTONE TIRE DEALER : eo LICENSED MECHANICS ) e ON THE CAR WHEEL BALANCING e LUBRICATION eo SAFETY CHECKS : OPEN: ga.m. til 10p.m. "Gord Lewis Motor Sales 94 WATER, ST., PORT PERRY e QUALITY USED CARS MOO CACH Tt WE HONOUR Master Charge and Chargex for your automotive needs. | i By Mrs. E. Reader We are sorry to report Mrs. Ethel Redman required surgery last week resulting in the amputation of the lower leg. The recovery is very slow and is accompan- ied by several resultant drawbacks. Mr. Morven Hughes has finally been moved to Sunny- brook Hospital where he is getting tests and treatment. On Sunday evening the "Grace" Church was filled to capacity when parents and friends came out to encourage the young people and their leaders in theif effort to present another Christmas Concert. Though training and' learning may become discouraging at times, it is difficult for us to realize what the efforts are doing toward beneficial dev- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 17, 1975 -- 23 Scugog Island news elopment for our future generation. May there always be people who will follow up with their interest and help! Don't forget the Boy Scouts and Cubs will be selling Christmas -trees at the home of Brent Richard- son, even if it doesn't look like Christmas. Please remember the UCW's are still collecting used stamps in aid of a Leprosy Mission. Next Sunday there will be a special Christmas service at "Grace" Church. Letters have gone out giving you the information. On account of the post office strike we were unable to get literature in time to hold our White Gift Service. The former Valerie Edgar and her family of Oshawa visited on Sunday 'at the "home of her brother, Gary - Edgar, and was thus able to attend the concert which brought back memories of school days at the Foot School. On Saturday the "Head" UCW sold lunch snacks at a Riding Horse sale on Hwy. 12. We are sorry to hear the MecCreights at the "Head' were involved in an accic .nt on the weekend. Though ¢ :v- eral members of the fan.ily sustained, bumps, bruises and an odd broken bone, there were no serious in- juries. Mr. John Beckett has been under the weather lately and is getting tests at Sunny- brook Hospital. We do hope he soon gets a good diagnosis and a a cure. a em ANS ANS #77 ANN 7774 a\N\ a ZR N27 House Things 13 BROCK ST. W. -- UXBRIDGE, ONT. LIVI NG NATIVITY DECEMBER 20, 22, 23 & 24 8:00 P.M. & 8:45 P.M. DOWNTOWN UXBRIDGE BROCK ST. 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