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"Kitchen Comin. =~ Mrs. Pugh, "Holtby. Prince Albert News The unfavourable weather on Sunday resulted in smailer at- tendance in church, although our minister's message was in- teresting. Offering gathered by Mr. F. Gibson and Mr. Robert Snelgrove. . We extend sympathy to the Kiezebrink family over the pas- sing of their father. Several from our midst at- tended the funeral of the late Mr. Kiezebrink at the Hebron Christian Reform Church in Whitby on Monday. The January meeting of the U.C.W. met in the church par- lours. Our minister, Rev. Rice, recently installed the new ex- ecutive at a Church service, therefore the mew slate pres- ided. Following is the 1965 complete line-up: Past-President -- Mrs. H. Hodgins. President -- Mrs. Roy Hope ® Vice-President--Mrs. T. Hodgins. ' Secretary--Mrs. H. Holtby. Assistant--Mrs. W. Heayn. Treasurer--Mrs. E. Jewell, Card-- Mrs. B. Snelgrove. Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Brooks. Visiting Con.--Mrs. B. Smith. Hospital Rep.-- not filled. Supply -- Mrs. M. Pugh. Literature-- Mrs. C, Neunham, Mrs. H. Hodgins. The devotion was well-given' and most inspiring by Mrs. A. Martyn. It being "Fee Day" those present renewed their dues to the Treasurer, Mrs. Jewell in order to be a member of the organization. Mrs. Roy Hope the incoming President occupied the chair for business. Secretary, Mrs. Holtby read the previous minutes. Several "Thank-You" notes for holiday remembrances received, were read, and a few donations were appreciatively accepted. The ladies were happy to have Mrs. F. Brooks join our roll. The idea of a hot supper near the date of Valentine was dis- cussed and carried, Committee for same -- Mrs. C. Neunham, Mrs. G. Hunter and Mrs. H. Manchester News Congratulations to Miss Sus- an Roach who was crowned Queen at the annual Port Perry High School "At Home" on Friday evening. Little Romona. Haverkart of Markham is visiting her aunt Mrs. Wanninkhof while her mother is in Florida. Sincere sympathy is extended to the family of the late Murs. Wm. Wilson and to the family of the late Grant Gerrow. Miss Eunice Roach of York University was at her home here for the week-end. Keep in mind a bale for Feb. 3rd is being packed, if ladies "of the village wish to con- tribute articles of clothing to he left at the Ben Smith home. Three of our young folk were with their parents for the week- end, Miss Mildred Martyn stu- dent nurse, Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. A. Martyn. Mr. Bruce Martyn, university student, of Waterloo with Mr. and Mrs. E. Martyn. Mr. Sam Rice, univer- sity student, of Toronto at the manse with Rev. and Mrs. A. Rice. Miss Pacey on the staff of Area School #1 spent the week end with her parents at Ban- croft, Ont. Better health is wihed to Mrs. R. Butson who has been ill, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Rodd, of Blackstock visited at the N. Wilson home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashton and sons, of Ashburn, visited their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibson were entertained at the home of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Ron' Gibson, Port Perry, honouring the father, Frank's birthday. Mr. Pearce, Toronto is spend- ing a holiday with Mr. and Mrs. F. Pearce. We are glad to learn Mr. N. Wilson is much better' after his The Port Perry Novice All- Star hockey team are playing in a newly formed league this year which is made up of teams from Oshawa, Pickering, West Rouge, Uxbridge, Cannigten, Brooklin and Ajax. The Port Perry team have met Pickering, Ajax and Brook- lin and defeated them by some very convincing scores, . Last Friday evening they met Oshawa in what was from the fans point of view a, very ex- citing game. Oshawa came on the ice to score a goal in each of the first two periods. Going into the 3rd period Port Perry was trailing 2-0. After 5 min- utes rest the Port Perry boys came out to score 3 unanswered goals to go on and win the game 3-2. Ricky Evans scored the 1st Port goal on a break away, the second goal was by Murray Carnaghan from Ken ightingale and the 3rd goal by rent Heard from Jamie IcNab. These 9 and 10 year olds are playing good hockey under the coachihg of Muray Lee & their manager Ross Sweetman. They play at home on Friday nights from 7.30 - 8.30. So parents PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY Novice All-Stars Win 3-2 Goal -- Dave Jackson, Don Phinney; Defense: Steve Brain, Roland Skinner, Tommy Tenny- son, Neil McLaughlin; Forwards Cal Cochrane, Brent Heard, Rick Campbell, Ricky Evans, Ken Nightingale, Steve Tomchishin, Murray Carnaghan, Jamie Mec- Nab. * * * Port Perry vs. West Rouge Monday, Jan, 25th Port Perry--4 West Rouge--2 First Period-- 1. Ricky Evans, P.P. 2. Jamie McNab, P.P. h, 1965--17 | Penalties--Wayul Belvin (West Rou Second Period-- 3. Brent Heard(Jamie McNab & Rick Evans) P.P. {. Neil Burns, West Rouge 4. Ken Nightingale (Ricky Evans) P.P. Third Period-- 2. Howie Race (Ron Ryan) West Rouge Penalties-- Ricky Evans, P.P.; Howie Race, West Rouge; Neil Mec- Laughlin, P.P.; Steve Miller, West Rouge; Steve Tomchi- shin, P.P.; Neil McLaughlin, P.P. and friends come down and; watch these kids at their best. is MINOR HOCKEY NITE. recent illness. Port Perry Line-Up-- REMEMBER FRI, JAN. 29 & 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 { REESOR FUEL & LUMBER PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Phone 985-7951 Mr. and Mrs, Harley Johns. ton and daughter of Ottawa and Mr. and Mrs. James Torrens and children of Kingston were TT with Mrs. Frank Johnston and {7 Wesley on the week-end, Mr, and. Mrs. Torrens attended the 1946 graduation class dinner at the Flamingo on Friday evening and later the "At Home" at the High School. Mr. Simon Vandervoort, Hol- land is visiting his brothers Art and Tony here. union dinner. Prior to the "At Home" Frid | Gicduatasd of ay night at the High School, graduates from 1945 met at Flamingo Re$taurant for a re- No doubt, the students of 20 years ago had much to talk about and many interesting stories to exchange. The above pictures were taken during the dinner and seen in the top picture from left to right are Jack Whitmore, Toronto, Miss Mrs, Marion Kendall, Utica, | Spooner, Toronto, a teacher of the class, Harold St. John, Tor- wisited Mrs. Crosier on Thurs. | onto, Wes Jackson, Toronto,- Mrs, Coulter, Toronto teacher, dhy evening. -- PR William, Stone Blackwater, and Jack Cawker, Toronto. In the 1945 Dinner bottom picture are Emmerson MacMillan, Toronto, Mrs. Robert Wilkinson, (nee Verna Moase), Toronto, Mrs. Hause, (nee Kath- leen Day), Willowdale, Miss Parker, teacher, Port Perry, Mrs. Torrens, (nee Dorcen Johnson), Kingston, Miss M. Harris, teacher, Port Perry, Robert Williams, Bowmanville. 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