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ty | I # 4--THE PORT PERRY STAR--THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1962 Qo ~ LOCAL NEWS HONOURED ON BIRTHDAY A number of the neighbour ladies : gathered at the home of Mrs. E. H. errow, 110 Agnes Street, Oshawa, on Friday night, in honour 'of her 88rd birthday, She was presented with a beautiful howe of large mums, Death HALL--Suddenly at his home in Port Perry, Onfi,.on Tuesday, Dec. 15, 1953, Leslie. George Hall, beloved hus- band of Olive R. Waddell, in" his 74th year, Funeral ort Thursday at 2 p.m, McDemott Funeral Chapel. Card of Thanks .. THANK YOU! We wish to extend a sincere "thank you" to all our relatives, friends and neighbours for the lovely cards, of congratulations on the birth of "our] daughter. Edna and Harry DeShane. THANK YOU I am now home from our local hos- pital, therefore would like to extend a big "thank you" to the thoughtful folk who sent the many flowers, treats and cards, also the visitors, All this I deeply appreciated. Happy "1954" to you all. J. F. Vickery SINCERE THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to the Seagrave W.A, and also to those who sent me lovely cards during my stayin the hospital, I also wish to thank Dr, Baldwin and Dr, Stocks, of Brooklin, and many thanks to the nurses in the Port Perry Hospital. Mrs, Susan Hammond. Prince Albert A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you all. December 20th is White Gift Sun- day. These gifts from the Children will go to the:-Fred Victor Mission In Toronto, as they did last year. Adults will contribute money gifts. Be sure and attend the children's concert on Friday night, Dec. 18th, to be held in the Church. The-sthool teachers are putting a-lot'of effort into this and the children are adver- tising it, so we know it will be a very ha op y evening. LLY. Sud a SSR "An--snjoyabic time Was spent on riday evening at the home of Mrs. J. Brian, when friends met and pre- sented the new Bride Mrs. W. Peel (nee Joan Howie) with some lovely Silverware. Why run your battery down and your blood pressure up on cold mornings? Our electrical mechanics can check over your car's 'entire ignition system from generator to spark plugs-- see that you get a crackling hot spark to sgart you quickly, and get the most' mileage out of each gallon . of gas! Please drive in, let us keep the summer fire in your engine throughout the . cold-weather season -- and make it this week, why not, Bryden Motors . PORT PERRY, Phone 7" Coming Events Christmas Tree MONDAY, DEC, 21st-- - At 8 p.m. the Manchester Public School will hold a Concert and Christ- mas Tree. Admission 86¢. Bazaar and Baking Sale SAT, AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 19 by the C.W.L. Afternoon Tea will be served and a draw _on a quilt will be held 3 to 6 Ply, dec.17 New Year's S Dance DON'T MISS the New Year's Eve Dance at the Recreation Centre, Blaek- stock, sponsored by the O.N.O. Club. Six-piece orchestra. Refreshments, Admission $8.00 couple. White Gift Sunday A special White Gift Service will be held in the Myrtle United Church, on Sunday, December 20th, at 8:16 p.m. : A Christmas-film will be presented and other features of the service will be carol singing, solos, and an install- ation service for officers of the Y.P.U, The Manchester, Prospect and all other interested people are cordially invited to attend. Christmas Dance Jackson's Orchestra in attendance; in the High School. Admission $1.00 a couple. 17bc, single, Christmas Cantata A Christmas Contata entitled" Wor- ship at the Manger" will be given on Sunday evening, Dec. 20 at 7.80. We hope a-large crowd will avail them- selves of the opportunity to hear the Christmas story told in word, song and costume. announcement Mr. and Mrs. James Owen of Port on the occasion of their 60th wedding anniversary, on Wednesday, Dec. 23, between the hours of 8 and 6 p.m., and after 7 pm. 'lin the basement of the Catholic church, HPerry;-will=be at home to their friends | The Churches CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION ANGLICAN : Rector: Rev. H. 8. Swabey, M.A, B.D. Décember 20--4th Sunday in Advent, 9.30 a.m.--Holy Communion 11 a.m, ~~ Sunday School 7 p.m, --Evening Prayer December 24-- 11,80 p.m.--Carals : 12.00 Midnight--Holy Communion. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. R. H. WyHe, Minister Sunday, December 20-- 11.00 a.m,--Are you ready for Christ- mas?. 4 p.m.--Vesper Choir Setvice. A cordial invitation is extended to the general public to share in the feast of Sacred Christmas Music as presented by the choir commencing - at 4 p.m, No service at 7 p.m, ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. B. D. Armstrong, B.A., Minister Sunday, December 20th-- '} 11:00 a.m.--Sunday School 7:00 p.m.--Evening Worship. This will be a special Christmas Choral Service, featuring the Junior Choir, Christmas messages by-the Minister. As this 'also is White Gift Sunday, everyone attending the service is urged to bring a gift of canned goods. These are to be sent to the Scott Mission in Toronto, to help in their work. December 22nd: : Sunday School Christmas Concert. Parents and friends are invited to attend this concert. PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Douglas Sloan, Pastori Sunday, December 20th-- 2: p.m.--Sunday School. 8 p.m. Service-- Wednesday--Prayer meeting, 8 p.m, PENTICOSTAL CHURCH Sunday, December 20th-- 10 a.m.--Sunday Sehool 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service-- Wed. 8 p.m.--Prayer and Bible Study. Thurs., 2 p.m.--W.M.S. meeting. Fri, 8 p.m--Young Peoples, EVERYBODY WELCOME CHURCH Saturday, December 19th-- Service at 2.80 p.m. at the home of "Pastor: Wm. W. Thompson | Seagrave The W.A, convened in the 8.8. room on the evening of Wednesday, Deo, 9. 4The meeting was sponsored by the North Group. The room had been beautifully decorated with fireplace, Christmas trée, evergreens and lights, making: a-lovely setting for the splen- did devotionaal service. Mrs, Mac- Taggart, who was in' charge, opened with a hymn, The Bible lesson was read by Mrs, Cliff Short and was of course, the Christmas story. Mrs. | Nodwell led in prayer and Miss Mat- I thews read a very splendid poem "Let not our hearts be busy inns. Mrs. Abraham and Mrs, Tobin, accom- panied by Mrs, Keen, sang a duet, "A Gift So Wonderful", The topic was taken by Miss Willows and was made up -of several thought provoking stories and a piece entitled "A Preach- er's Soliloquy." This story was ap- plicable to many congregations. In ijt a preacher is going over his roll and wonders why so many_church mem- bers, who have promised loyalty to God, and the church, fail to be present at church services, He considers dif- ferent means of dealing with this pro. blem but can arrive at no definite con- clusion. Tt gave all present cause to wonder if their loyalty and devotion were as deep as they should be. All joined in singing "O Little (Town of Bethlehem", Mrs. Butt, the president, took charge of the meeting and thanked the North Group for the interest they had taken in decorating and preparing such a splendid service. The Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved and the roll call and collection taken. The Treasurer, Mrs. G. Wanamaker, |; reported about $600 on hand, with some:-few outstanding bills. It was decide to pay the expense of the base- ment decoration from the 'basement fund and hand the remainder of this fund to the Board of Stewards. 'Also it was agreed to give the. Stewards $100. The Training School Fund, $483, the M. & M. $60. The Sick Box Com- mittee were instructed to send boxes to all sick-and shut-ins at Christmas. Mrs, Butt thanked all for their sup- 1] port during the past year and turned the meeting over to Rev, Mr. Wallace for the election of officers for 1054. On motion of Mrs. A, Bruce and Mra. E. Clements all officers were returned for another year, this saved a lot of time and energy. The Various com- mittees were then appointed with some slight changes from the past year. The meeting was closed by Mr, Wal- ; lace. Small tables were set up and a bountiful lunch served by candle light. This was the last meeting of the year and surely one of the best. ; On Sunday morning the Sunday School had its annual White Gift Ser- vice, - The children from Intermediate down to Primary were on the platform and joined in the choruses and sang and told their part of thé wonderful story of the birth of Christ. After the Shepherds and Wise Men had present. ¢ their gifts at the manger the chil- ren all marched past leaving their gifts. Baskets were then carried up the aisles to collect gifts from the con- gregation, The collection will be sent with the gifts to the Fred Victor Mis- sion in Toronto for use in their Christ- mas work, . - : The Superintendent Mr.. M. Bruce thanked Miss Willows and Mrs. Tobin for training the children, and also the children for the part they had taken; The service closed with "Joy to the World" and prayer by Mr. Wallace. Mr; and Mrs. Malcolm MacMillan, of Lindsay, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mac- Millan and family, of Glandine, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mac- Millan, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Fishley and Jimmy spent Tuesday evening with Mr, and Mrs. W. Fishley at Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs, T. Puckrin, of Whitby, were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. F. Cookson. Mr. and Mrs. E. Butt visited on Sun- day with Mr, and Mrs. J. McEachern at Pefferlaw. - Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cober and Mr, and Mrs: Taylor and Bonnie of Peter- boro 'spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, J. Forster, Guests with Mr, and Mrs. J. Forster Jon Tuesday were Mr. and" Mrs, J. Cober, of "Stouffville. - Mr. and Mrs. E. Hooper of Pinedale, MIXED NUTS . MIXED CANDY . PEER shasansaaninnarinnn sases : Ib. 45e. 1b. 8%. ° senses MIXED PEELS, CHERRIES, CANDIED PINEAPPLE 4 RAISINS, DATES, for Chriatings Cakes and Puddings FLOWERS FOR _ and Mix MAPLE LEAF MINCE MEAT ..... AAR pie size 43¢. 4 : JELLO LEMON PIE FILLER in NE OME for 29¢. : HRISTOLAS-- Assan Polnsettas, Mums, NAVEL radii 02D visti 890, and Te. GRAPEFRUIT ...........c....0 i BANANAS, Golden Ripe .. i TURNIPS... HEAD LETTUCE CO TT EEE PETITE) E. MERLIN DOWSON mst inritiarsssarassrssasul Del 196 anesnsasantsensne ren 10 for 49c¢. Sedans nRntanen lb Be. 2 for 29¢. - PHONE 91 = were Monday evening guests of Mr, and Mrs. E. Clements. Myr: and Mrs, I, Scott of King, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wanamaker. Weekly Cage Report TEHwW. Parkinson) With the Lions next league game in Int. 'C' play being Wednesday, Jan. 6 of the new year, and the high schoolers being busy all but Thursday and Fri- day with the Xmas Examinations, '| there has been a brief lull in cage ac- tivities over the past week. However, the students had a couple of rousing games with the BANTAMS challeng- ing the JUNIORS. The Juniors won both contests mainly on the 'close-in shots of BOB GIBSON, while the ban- tams rolled up. most. of their points from the 'efforts of BILL CORNISH and JIM AIRD. P.P.H.S. BANTAMS could easily be our school's strongest team, should they survive the Aca. | inter-school or inter-town games be- fore their INTERSCHOOL LEAGUE opens at UXBRIDGE on Friday, JAN. 15. (Bantams now eligible include BILL CORNISH, BOB CARNEGIE, BRIAN LEE, FLOYD JAMES, GARY MENZIES, HILLUS WILBUR, RAY- MOND DOUPE, BRIAN NAYLOR, ALFRED NEWHAM; DENNIS TOB- IN, GEORGE LEE, DOUG AIRD, contestants).' EXHIBITION GAMES coming up include a triple-header of bantams, juniors 'and seniors at BROCK( the new CANNINGTON school) on Tues- day next. P.P. LIONS -- 178 RICHMOND HILL -- 69 Everybody on team scored in last nights game. Jack Owen scored 28 points, Sixth straight win for Port. "STAR OF THE WEEK--BOB GIB- SON--whose sensational improvement this' fall, will help bolster the rather | weak Junior offense, of our POH 8. cosa: entry, demic Standard and - get in 8 or 4 DON FREE and other junior field Soy. : : ; < ws SE | Mrs. Stanley Gerrow. All are welcome UXBRIDGE, ONTARIO LAST SHOWING TO-NIGHT-- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17th. BATTLE Z0NE starring JOHN. HODIAK PLUS War of the Yitd Cats starring JOHNPAYNE | FRIDAY and SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18 and 19 PONY EXPRESS IN TECHNICOLOR starring TYRONE POWER I WAN _ MONDAY .and TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21 and 22 : starring DAVID NIVEN and JAN STERLING T YOU 1 -INVADE WEDNESDAY and i THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28 and 24 RS FROM MARS = COMING SOON-- "THE MOON IS BLUE AND A MEERY CHRISTMAS | HAPPY NEW YEAR Hope! s 1.GA. Store 5 * abs le, Jo, Jo ie Mo, Ye, Me Se Me Ye Se Ne AT 'ENTION | In the near future we will be opening 2 a Meat Department in our store under the a . supervision of ME] 3 this will make your shopping more con- venient. Hope's 1.G. Port Perry, U0 WTO OW JW TOW 5 Store \LIN HOOEY, and rust \ ¥ A Ontario