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See A A - ® ALY seit at TAN Nt pi nl rtTie Ss ati tral. VAS AF » SL ratinse + Gh PS AAR PENAL BN CH AMAEN FORA ESR FEAR LALRAES \ y SAPCVERTR FA RETR HV INA PESO Skendidhbaidasinoie oR SRP : Sy (A ro El a a NXT pal Ne The Port Perry Pee Wee team pictured above had a very successful year, winning their league . The Pee Wees are now in the play- Woodbridge and each team has won a game, The third and deciding, game is in schedule. offs against Pee Wees Woodbridge on Friday night. to right: David Brown, Bobby Young, Gordie Mahaffy, Richard Short, David Bourgeois, Garry Lee and Ronny Short. Back tow, left to right: Jim Burnett (coach), Kenny Irvine, Front row, left FEAST Ronnie 2% Manches Rev. Mr. Gilbert brought the usual inspiring message on Sun- day and also brought a record- Guide News Miss Catherine Nelson was Zuest speaker at the Shoreline RT . | Division Annual Guiders ban- quet in Pickering on March 1st. Approximately 90 guiders en- joved Catherine's moving pic- ture and commentary on her camping experiences last sum- mer in Manitoba and the U.S.A. One of the objects of this gathering was to ask Guiders to prepare their guides for the Sent- inel Camp in 1967. Mrs. Gerald Nelson was pres- ented with her Area Camp Ad- visers warrant by Mrs. Cook, we ATCR Commissioner. Congratul< ations Dorothy. Shoreline Divis- ion also presented a substantial cheque to help buy tents for Camp Adelaide, Haliburton. Mrs. Ruby Roach, Division Commissioner attended the an- nual Mother and Daughter ban- quet in Uxbridge last week. Three of our have been attending trainings in Oshawa once a week for the last five weeks, bringing back to their companies and packs new ideas in the field of Guid- ing. new guiders | ter News | ing made by the choir of his former Church in Montreal. This was greatly appreciated. The U.C.W. will meet at the home of Mrs. Aletha Holtby on Thursday afternoon, March 4th, | at two o'clock. The ladies of the Church group served lunch to the Donlands Dairy shippers on Wednesday | evening. i { Mrs. Norman Meek and dau- { ghter, Sonya of Sandford vis- i ited her parents Mr. and Mrs. | Clinton Midgley on Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Marion Kendall, Utica hd Mrs. Don Cassidy were the guests of Mrs. Crosier on Fri- day evening. Mrs. Bertha Holliday, Whitby visited Mrs. Meta Holtby on Sunday evening, Mrs. Lawrence Midgley spent a day with Oshawa relatives last week. Mr. Simon Vanderwoort who has been visiting his brothers here, left for his home in Hol- land on Friday. Mrs. Crosier was with her daughter in Stouffville for sev- cral days. $0800 0 800000000000 000000880800080800000088808008804¢ $33332535230000000e GUEST SPEAKER: 000000000004 Aggressive Pastor of 2342 'Port Perry Baptist Church 1st ANNIVERSARY : Sunday, March 7th Rev. Harry Strachan Baptist Church, Toronto $ Sunday--10.00 a.m.--Bible School 11 a.m.--"The Neglected Person" 7 p.m.--"The Neglected Gift" Come and rejoice with us in a year of God's Iraithfulness in our new facilities . EIST ISI SEES RIE IRIS EISSN RIRIRSNSSRSISNIAIIINLINLS, ' . H the Churchill Heights Senior Citizens Club The regular (twice weekly) meeting was held at the Club, 24th. We were pleased to see so Port Perry on Wednesday, Feb. many attending these interesting who supervise and make these get-to-gethers possible. To our leaders also those who come for miles to enjoy "our Glub and Euchres. meetings. Forty of the mem- bers enjoyed a happy get-to- gether and we say thanks to those with cars who so faith- fully drive our Senior Citizens to meetings and other doings. Roads haven't been too good lately, but plows, etc. make it possible for people to travel with cars and we older folks do enjoy these pleasant get-to- gethers. Our meeting was under' the leadership of our president, Mrs. Chapman. Lord's Prayer repeated in unison, singing of O'Canada and Citizen's Prayer. Everyone was extended a pleas- ant welcome from our leader. All at present on the sick list is on the way to recovery. Business was discussed, it was decided to have a Pot Luck Supper and Mr. Buckland has kindly consented to show his pictures of numerous travels These are worth seeing, so we hope for good roads, etc. Time and date for this interesting event will be Wednesday, Mar. 24th in the Citizens Hall. The meeting that day at 3:00 p.m. Supper at 6:30 p.m. Pictures to be shown that same evening (so please note time and date) every- one will be looking forward to this nice event. Meeting closed with The Queen. Cards enjoyed and then home again. Next meeting at the Hall on Wednesday, March 10th at 8:30 pm. Come and enjoy a happy time. Lunch served and useful prizes to lucky winners. Last, Feb. 20th Euchre a huge success 15 tables of euchre and lovely lunch served. Lucky winners: Ladies High-- Mrs. W. Moase, score 78. Second Mrs. Wagner, score 75. Consolation--Mrs. Cul- len, score 37. Gents High: Mr. R. Cranley, score 79. Second Mr. F. Staples, score 71. Consolation Mr. S. Burnett, score 44. Keep "1 mind future dates. Thanks all for coming and also to groups Snow, snow, snow, some will be thankful when it is Spring, But we can't do much about it, not even a thing, We are grateful to our men who " work night and day, Keeping the roads plowed, to make a good way, For those who are working, or wanting to shop, Even though it keeps us all on the hop, To get to our cars, we plunge in the snow, knee deep We would 'reach them much better if we possessed a jeep. But let us cheer up, weather is good for all sorts, For our young folk who like Skiing and all kinds of sports, This month will bring the first day of Spring Hurrah! we will soon hear our lovely birds sing. Cedar Creek News Karen Cummings celebrated her birthday last Saturday with a party. Alen Keetch and daughter, Sharron also sons, Richie and Kennie of Whitby visited George Kilpatrick last Sunday afternoon. Miss Debbie Larocque spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. John Philips at Raglan. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Larocque and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Faulkenham in Oshawa, Leonard Greenwood of Stouf- fville was with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Greenwood on Monday. : WE NOW CARRY A LINE OF Office Supplies IN OUR OFFICE Dror i» and see what we have to offer. Obituary MRS. LILLIAN PICKARD The death of Mrs. Lillian (Law) Pickard at Fairview Lodge, Whitby on February 19, 1965, in her 87th year, = Born in Leicester, England in 1878, coming to Toronto at the age of 4 with her parents, liv- ing on Essex Ave. One of ten children, Miss Maud Law, a sister of Waubashene is the only surviving member of the family. She married 'March 22, 1911 to Mr. John Wm. Pickard at St. Mary's Magaline's Anglican Church in Toronto. They came to the 10th Concession of Réach where they farmed, moving to Seagrave and then to Utica, where Mr, John Pickard passed away January 15, 1931, In March of the same year Mrs, Pickard moved to Port Perry with the family, where she lived for 30 years. Left to mourn her passing are her children (Lillian) Mrs. Jehn F. Raines; (Violet) Mrs. H. Skerratt; Ben and Bob of Port Perry; David of Calgary; (Grace) Mrs, Jim Martin of Lakefield. Christopher pre. deased in 1941. Eighteen liv- ing Grandchildren: Aileen Ol- sen, Miriam Greene, Esther Ritter, Joane Pickard, Linda Pickard, Robin, Billy, David and April Martin, Allan Raines predeaced in October 1960. Six great grandchildren also sur- vive: Shelly, Tommy & Edward Olsen; Stephen, Bobby, Lorrie Lynn Ritter. Sadly missed by family and friends for her quiet Christian Spirit that strengthened her family and all those who were associated with her. Funeral service was conduct- ed at MeceDermott-Panabaker funeral home on Tuesday, Feb- ruary 23, with Rev. A. Rice of- ficiating, Pall Bearers were six Grandsons and two flower bearers, Ken and Larry Sker- ratt, John ad Roger Pickard, Glen and Jim Pickard, Ronnie Raines and Kit Martin. r League Schedule | Finney, Jodie Williams, Bill Davidson, Danny McCartney, Dale Hallett, Laurie Williams, Glen Sweetman, and Joe Fowler (Manager). --Staff Photo