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- Ki » » - he PR a CE TR RP PR DOCS ROE; We Qi FARA i a Rh on, IA ed wisn Bech vt Multa Seto Lager 3 2 J a « '". » 12 --~ PORT PERRY STAR, 3% 3 AE A HANA RY Ll Thursday, Nov. 25th, 1965 BURKETON NEWS Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Needham and family and rela- tives in the passing of Mr. Needham of Bowmanville. Congratulations to Miss Jan- ice Byers presently of the Mec- Donald Institute, University of Guelph, who delivered a Vale- dictory address at Cartwright Commencement. Congratulations to Miss Shir- ley Avery, presently of Trent University, Peterborough, who delivered a Valedictory address at Courtice Commencement on Friday evening, Congratulations to Miss Ber- nice Grace, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Harry Grace, who won the Highest standing in French and History in Grade 18 at Courtice Commencement on Friday even- ing. Congratulations to Miss June Turnbull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Turnbull, who won the Highest standing in Home Ec. in Grade 1 20on Friday even- ing at Courtice Commencement. We welcome Miss E. Coulter of Toronto to our village, she is making her home with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ribey. Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen- son and family, Port Perry, Mr and Mrs. Dave Gatchell, Oshawa, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A, C. Stephenson and family. Sorry to report that Mrs. Larry Riddel is in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, where she underwent surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hodgson, Ajax, were Sunday guests of Mrs. R. Davey. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper, Orono, were Sunday guests of Mrs. E. Bryan, Mr .and Mrs. Harold Larmer were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Larmer, Peter- borough. Sorry to report Mr. Russel Spinks is in Oshawa General Hospital, We wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. & Mrs. B. Power, Cooks- i town, were Sunday guests of Mr .and Mrs. Leslie Taylor and family. Our Bazaar in the Church Hall will be held on Wednesday evening, December 1st at 8.00 p.m. 4-H CLUB NEWS The sixth meeting of the Kit- chen Maids was held on Wed, Nov. 17th and again on Sat, Nov. 20 for those unable to at- tend on Wednesday. The next meeting is planned for Wed., Dec, 1st when the new Home Economist, Miss Donna Stewart is to visit the club!' A full attendance is requested for that date, At meeting six Mary Nelson and Elizabeth Jefford demon- strated the making of tea bis- cuits. The members also brought salads which they had made at home. Notes were taken on 'Bread and Cereals", "Food Guide for Health" and "How can we use Cereals for Supper?" Mary Nelson was awarded the prize for the most complete notes for lesson three. At the close of the meeting the members all sampled the tea biscuits that they had made and also the salads that were brought. ' Before going home the presi- dent had everyone say the Lord's Prayer in unison. NS EEE UNS SS SESS Cawker's Food Market FREE DELIVERY Specials Nov. 25-26-27 PURITAN MEAT BALLS MAPLE LEAF JAVEX MAZOLA NABISCO LIQUID DETERGENT 240. 73: LIQUID BLEACH COOKING OIL Shredded Wheat 1202p 2-49: 15 oz. Tin 35 128 oz. 83: 32 oz 87. SLICED BAGON 1's BOLOGNA +» 31.00 Boneless POT ROAST - 39: 13 Phone 985-2221 Cawker's Food Market Port Perry SIAN READIN ALKA ERE RENE FWTHGT WRI TERA RAY Maril yn Pearl "Manns Norman Tripp Married At Scugo The Head Memorial Church, Scugog Island was the setting for the marriage of Marilyn Pearl Manns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Manns to Mr. Norman Tripp son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Tripp all of' Port Perry. Rev. George Tesky officiated in the double-ring ceremony and the wedding music was played by Mrs. John Beckett. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a full length gown of pure white Peau de Soie with bodice featuring a scalloped "V" neckline, long lily point sleeves, lowered front waist line pointed at centre and a full softly pleat- ed skirt which fell to slight train, her headdress was a erys- tal tiara which held her shoul- der length veil. She carried a cascade of talisman roses and white baby mums. The matron of honour was Mrs. Tom Soomre of Port Perry, cousin of the bride. She was attired in a full length sheath of turquoise crepe over taffeta with scoop neckline and empire waist with set in satin band ac- cented in back with two roset- tes. Her headddress was a minature crown of crystal ad- orned with organza leaves the same shade as her dress. She carried a nosegay of yellow and white mums. The best man was Mr. Tom Soomre of Port Perry and the ushers were Mr. Jim Dowson, cousin of the bride, of Scugog Island and Mr. Doug Carter, cousin of the bridegroom, of Richmond hill, Ontario. The re- ception was held in the adjoin- ing church hall where the bride's mother received wearing a dress of beige organza over taffeta with lace bodice, and brown accessories. She wore a corsage of yellow roses. The bridegroom's mother assisted wearing a sheath of blue erepe | adorned with white lace and black velvet ribbon, black ac-' cessories and a corsage ots white roses. The reception was served by the cousins of the bride and groom. For the wedding trip the g Island bride wore a cocoa suit with beige accessories, She wore a corsage of yellow mums to complete her wardrobe. Prior to her marriage the bride was honoured at several showers. Mrs. Tom Soomre, Mrs. Ri- chard Manns, Mrs. Stan Manns and Mrs. Norman Birkett gave a shower for the aunts and friends of the bride. Miss Lois Summers and Miss Marriane Vernon gave a show- er for the girl friends of the bride. Mrs. Lorne Clarke and Miss Donna Tripp, sisters of the bridegroom gave a shower for the neighbours of the bride- groom. Mrs. Joe Dowson and Miss Janet McMaster gave a shower for the former and present members of the Head Memorial Sunday School of which the bride is a member. The head Memorial Sunday School honoured the bride by presenting her with a hammered aluminum tray. The hride is pianist and teacher at the Head Memorial Sunday School. 1 Bowling - News LADIES MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Perch ooo evvevninns . 3 87 Pickerel ...... wb 3b Mudeats ...... "2 33 Pike .ovieeiiininins 3 32 Trout ....cocvvecerirnennes 4 31 Salmon .....cccevveevenns 3 26 (0717; ST 4 26 Muskie ..... . 8 26 Smelts ...... ~4 24 Bass iin, 4 24 carp woe. "2 22 Suckers ....ooviviiienn b 21 High Single-- R. McLean--328 High Triple-- R. McLean--633 Singles Over 200-- R. McLean--308, 211; Marg. Sweetman--259; B. Oke -- 247; A. Spears -- 246; E. Vernon-- 236, 208; M., Podres -- 234; E. Shaw--283; D. Crowell -- 228; W. Durham--216, 201; D. Mec- Lean--215; M. L. Dowson--215; M. Smits -- 213; D. Phinney-- 212; B. Mason--209; J. Middle- .ton--208; A. Scriver -- 204; M. Jeffrey--202. Triples Over 600-- R. McLean -- 633; Marg. Sweetman--616; E, Shaw--613; W. Durham -- 604; B. Oke -- 601. MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Team Standings-- Black Jacks Blow Kings Meteors DeLuxe Whiz Bangs .... " Carnegie .........c.s IATA TAR 38 Bill's Ref. ........... dneeseeraonns 34 Stars ; PTT TTTTITTIr TIT errr sesraemnis Goofers Alley Cats .....cccoourueen cores 28 Legionaires ....... SEAT 18 High Single Without Hand.-- 378--J. Dowson High Single With Hand.-- 378--D. Wallace High Triple Without Hand.-- 851--R. Willerton High Triple With Hand. -- 809--D. Wallace Singles 225 and Over-- J. Dowson--378; D. Wallace --361, 253; R. Willerton--345, 288; B. Owen--2177; C .A. Glass --267; N. Middleton -- 265; G. Carnegie -- 258; T. Thomas-- 252, 238, 231; F. Hastings--253, 226; G. Carnegie--253; A. Men- zies--247; R. Werry -- 244; G. Menzies--2388; C. Watts -- 235; G. McHugh--231. Triples 600 and Over-- R. Willerton--851; J. Dowson --1783; D. Wallace -- 768; T. Thomas--721; A. Menzies--635; F. Hastings -- 631; B. Owen-- 629; G. Menzies--621; G. Mec- Hugh--619; W. Anton--614; R. Hope--610; G. Carnegie -- 604; C. A. Glass--601; G. Carnegie-- 601. ROUND DAN atthe TRIPLE "C° RANCH HAM EVERY SATURDAY 9 pm. - 12 - SQUARE MODERN CING PTON Country Music By "LEO CURTIN And His COUNTRY PALS" Admission $1 MEALS LUNCHES 25 per person REFRESHMENTS