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Mrs. Margaret Sparks is spending a few weeks with her son and family in New Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. James Doble; Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Doble and family of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Doble of Sunderland were recent visitors at the'home of Mr. and Mrs. Dougrs Ash- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ashton attended a presentation for Mr. and Mrs, Frank Moore (nee Della Johnston) in Utica Hall on Friday evening. The January meeting of the 'W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs. Russell Batten on Wed- nesday evening, January 6th, with the vice-president, Mrs. Fred Daw presiding. The meeting opened with the singing of hymn 697, "Standing at the Portal". The scripture lesson was read by Mrs. F. Daw followed with prayer by Mrs. C. Harrison. Mrs. Edgar Heron spoke on the forming of a C.G.I.T. group here and also told of some of the work being carried on at 'Evangel Hall our Presbyterian mission in Toronto. A filmstrip, "Never a Saint" was shown followed by. a short discussion on sate. The meeting closed with a prayer by Mrs. Wm. Gardner: Mrs. Edgar Heron was' the hostess for the January meet- e ing of the Ladies' Bible Class Hall--MecKean - Waldinsper- ) on Wednesday evening, Janu- ger - Hall, --afy-13th at 8.15. a he president, Mrs. Douglas Ashton opened the meeting by reading a poem, "Another Year", after which hymn 697, "Standing at the Portal" was sung. The scripture lesson tak- en from Joshua 3:1-6 was read by Mrs. H. Ashton, with med- itation, "My Friend and Guide" and prayer by the president. ' The minutes were read, also Ashburn News Allison also worked hard with Jan, 18--McCartney 2, Hall 1 . several "thank you" motes for Summary-- remembrances received at McCartney--Geer - Mahaffy Christmas. Geer - Mahaffy Mrs, Ray Graham had charge i of the topic, "Happy New Year" and "What does it mean to us as a Christain?" A reading, New Year Wishes by Mrs. Lorne Parrott, and a veading by Mrs. Russell Rich- ardson from the writings of Padre Young on "Religion and Life." The following officers for 1965 were installed by Rev. H. Buntain. President, Mrs. Douglas Ash- ton; Vice-President, Mrs. Grant Parrott; Secretary, Mrs. Will- iam Davis; Treasurer, Mrs, William Gardner; Pianist, Mrs. Norman Anderson. The meeting closed with a prayer by Rev. Buntain. House League Hockey News Jan. 13--Jackson 2, Hall 1 Jackson came up with a good game sparked by Larry Jack- son who was all over the ice. Lee. B. Aldred was the old re- liable for Halls, playing an all star kind of hockey, checking, and had several shots on goal. B. Heayn and G. Waller also played well. Summary-- ~ Jackson--L&e - Jackson " Jackson--Kirpatrick - Martyn McCartriey's team won a close game from Halls 2 to 1. The game was marred by penalties -- ten altogether. G. Geer scored both goals for Me- Cartney while T. Hall scored for Halls, Mahaffy was the star of the game with his fine passes get- ting two assists on Geer's goals. Hall - Waldinsperger WINTER HOME COMFORT LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH YOUR HEATING FUEL THIS WINTER We can supply you with either HEATING OIL or COAL Both Products are of Top Quality United Church Women News The first U.C.W., general meeting of the New Year was held on January 12th. (Past President, Mrs. M. Dow- son, opened the meeting and thanked the ladies for their splendid co-operation during her term as President. Mrs. R. Cornish on behalf of the mem- bers expressed appreciation to Mrs. Dowson for her untiring efforts during the past two years! ur incoming President, Mrs, S/ Griffen, then took charge of the meeting. Mrs. Smallman, Mrs. Leask and Mrs. Healey participated ih the Worship Service for Unit 2. A silent prayer was offered in memory of our late member, Mrs. C. Heard. PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21st, 1965--3 Unit 8 had charge of the programme which consisted of a talk by Rev. Rice on World Missions, vocal numbers by Mrs, S. ICawker--one being the Tri- nidad National Anthem=and a poem read by Mrs. L.. Wakeford. The meeting closed with a social half hour and lunch ser- ved by Unit 4, WE NOW CARRY A ms OF - ] Office Supplies IN OUR OFFICE Dror in and see what we have to offer THE PORT PERRY STAR i : 728-6201 $ (3 lines) 9 3 RRO TN Four Seatois Travel(Oshawa) LIMITED 1) YOUR CERTIFIED eo TRAVEL CONSULTANTS A complete travel service throughout the world. No Service Charge DH PP®4 OSHAWA 57 King St. East DEPARTMENT $5.00- $6.00 Tl a Fees ow ET a om WIT ne Pugh gl . TCT SYNOD Pe Pe Cons A a Sd a, or, Sw = TLRS SSA y 20 rn -¥ >? REESOR FUEL & LUMBER J § PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Phone 985-7951 NOTICE TO OWNERS OR HARBORERS OF DOGS Village Of Port Perry In accordance with By-Law # 1291, a dog tag must be purchased for each dog, immediately . following the First day of January and not later than the First day of April in each year. ne t Dog tags are available at the Municipal "Office . JOHN F. RAINES, ' Jan. 19/65 Clerk-Treasurer (Jan. 21 - 28 MEN'S WORK PANTS OLIVE GREEN -- Sizes 32 - 44 Haugh's Special . $4.95 MEN'S WORK BOOTS Sisman ......... $9.95 Greb ............ $8.95 Special Line .... $7.95 MEN'S FELT BOOTS All Felt $6.95 Leather Trim . $7.95 | Stanfield" Underwear TEEN Age OXFORDS MEN'S SIZES $9.95 and $10.95 MEN'S-BOY'S COATS 25% DISCOUNT THERMAL Shirts .......... $2.95 Drawers ........ $2.50 CH Bo BE CRSA, ARTA VANES 4 Stl a hd bh Fd Leh dd SHE hs -on ae" - oT "AC vA, N 2 a a 7, Ser Pr a EA Ne Sp ra