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--t #: p Tr al 5 Tr yu Wo EI Coe li A _- a yr ere 5 Ned Fou oe Fr ot A ht Se i op Be -- (EE re Tw pe a Po J . > - -~ v ~~ ~ SD de » ' = oie gd SERS td wy ' ¥) J dl pr r NAL: oA Fa On - RN Sel -- PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 1966 Ms. M. B. Dymond Entertains Members Of Local Hospital Auxiliary At Luncheon On Monday, Dec. 12th, Presi- dent Mrs. Dymond entertained twenty-five members of the Hospital Auxiliary at a dessert luncheon at her home. Mrs. Dymond graciously welcomed her guests with special refer- ence to newly elected repre- sentatives. Mrs. A. McDermott presented the President with a pot of beautiful yellow 'mums on behalf of all the members, in appreciation of her hospital- ity and her leadership through- out the year. The business part of the meeting-opened with the Lord's Prayer repeated in unison. Mrs. B. L. Wanamaker read the minutes of the last meeting and also presented her ammual re- port "which was a lucid and heart-warming appraisal of the year's work. This will be pub- lished in full as soon as possi- ble. Mrs. Crozier gave the current financial statement and the yearly accounting, report- dited by the Rev. George Tes- key and found correct. The Doll Draw was a success as usual, bringing in over $500.00. A special letter of thanks will be sent to Mrs. Oscar Edwards who braved the elements to sell 275 books of tickets. Mrs. Manns, knitting convener, re- ported twenty pairs of bootees on hand. Seventy-one pairs were distributed during the past year. } Mrs. A McDermott gave a brief resume of the annual convention which she attended as a delegate with Mrs. Crozier. The Hospital Christmas gifts of candies, favours and servi- ettes have already been pur- chased _and will be dispensed over the holiday season: ~ Mrs. Pearl Gerrow has volunteered her services as usual. Each member had brought a small gaily packaged gift and these were given out by "Santa Claus" Mrs. A. McDermott and ing that the books had been au- warmly appreciated. FRANCIA ANY AN CE I IN 2 Ny I) FRE SARS SUAS ad SRG LE NON ARE SNA LAL Rah hand WER CL REN a sivas -- SA : RR 4 hod U.C.W. U.C.W. Grace Church, Blackstock BURKETON NEWS SCUBOE wrvirisismirassensens 10.00 Honsyine ude aud Mlb Mr. and Mrs. B. Power and|is extended to the McLaughlin LODE ; 10.00 family, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas | family in the passing of Mr. Shirley wi Haste denrasi ry) oiunts 10.00 Ashton, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ash-| Herbert McLaughlin of Oshawa, U.C.W Privcc Albert te 10.00 ton, Mr. Cyrus Ashton, Miss|a former store keeper and tr we SU Bettsy Phillips, were recent | Post Master here. Head Church U.C.W. ....... 15.00 i Mrs. G. B. Se0tb wii 9.00 | Buests of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie] Mrs. Raymond Davey spent Mrs. J. Davidson, Mrs. Me-| pijnce Albert Service Club 5.00 © #¥1T: Friday in Lindsay. Farlane and Mrs. Boe presented the following slate of officers for the year 1967: President--Mrs. M. B. Dymond 1st Viece--Mrs. Roy Cornish 2nd Vice--Mrs. A. McDermott Treasurer--Mrs. D. 'Crozier Secretary--Mrs. B. Wanamaker Corr. Sec'y--Mrs. D. Gerrow Knitting Convener-- Mrs. J. Manns To help the Hospital ,Build- ing Fund it has been suggested that people may wish to send contributions in lieu of flowers on the occasion of bereavement. Memorial cards will be printed and left at the McDermott- Panabaker Funéral Chapel for those who wish to express their love and respect in this way. All contributions to the Hos- pital Auxiliary should be sent to the Treasurer Mrs. D. Cro- zier. The following donations have been received and are herewith cordially acknowledged? \ SUNBEA Would You Believe . . . Your old Vacuum Worth $20.00 you trade-in on is SUNBEAM Super Power Cleaner Vacuum Cleaner 'when a new REGULAR PRICE $94.50 TRADE-IN "4 $20.00 $ YOu PAY ONLY $74.50 20 wi NEW SUNBEAM COURIER CORD REEL eo 13 ® 5 Yr ® Deluxe Horse Power ® Regular List $119.95 . CHRISTMAS Ce. _ SPECIAL oy Sy oO) ~The ULTIMATE in HOME CLEANING Care Hose Guarantee set of attachments $ we " Horse Power 2 Yr. Hose o Full Set Of CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Port Perry Guarantee Attachments 450 TED JACKSON APPLIANCES 985-2272 Blue Ray Chapter Mrs. K. Rodd Eastern Star ser sanannes PE TLLLLLL LLL Tr on the 'Scugog Road and suf- fered a broken leg, and had to be destroyed. A deer was struck by a truck Sorry to report Mrs. Beatrice Taylor has been under the doc- tor's care for two weeks and 3 was taken to Port Perry Com- munity Hospital last Thursday for a few days. Sympathy of the Community Minor Hockey News By Brent Heard Monday, Dec. 5th-- In Pee Wee House League action McCoy defeated Irvine by the tune of 8-3. Johnston scored five goals and Roland Skinner ~ 8. Knight, Durwood and McNab picked up singles for the losers. Wed., Dec.' Tth-- The Geer club defeated Cart- wright 4-2 with Mike Diamond scoring two goals and Ash- bridge and Hillier getting the Sat., Dec. 10th-- Bantam House League: In thé first game. Rankin's team cleanly beat Blackstock 13- 5. The winner's goals were a- loted this way: Short with 6, Irvine 4, and Phinney with 3. The losers goals went to Mec- Laughlin with 2," Kilpatrick, | Asselstine and Lee one apiece. In- the other Bantam game McCartney defeated Heayn 8- 4. Dave Bourgeois scored three, Glen Sweetman and Danny Mec- Cartney each got 2 goals and Dale Bronson picked up 1. For the losers, Geer 3 goals and Shaw with 1 scored. ~- In Novice House League ac- tion Cartwright bombed Coch- rane 81, McLeod, Prosser, Matherson and Cook each got two goals while P. Cochrane scored for his dad's team. The other game saw Ashbrid- ge beat McKee 3 to 1. FE. Ash- bridge paced the winners with 2 goals while Heard picked up a single tally. Hunter scored the loser's lone goal. * x x ALL STAR ACTION Wed., Dec. Tth-- The Novice team travelled to Bowmanville and to defeat at the hands of the Ajax club 4-1. Doug Christie scored i lone goal for Port. The Port Pee Wees dropped West Rouge 7-b in a game at Stouffville. Neil McLaughlin and Rick Evans scored two goals each. Carnochan, Camp- bell and Heard picked up sing- les. Friday, Dec. 9th-- The Midgets were defeated b- 38 by Brooklin. Scott Kenny cleanly scoxed the hat trick for our losers. Saturday, Dec. 10th-- The: Novice Stars went down to defeat at the hands of the Uxbridge team 11-1, Doug Christie got the lone goal for our luckless Squirts Newton scored 7 of the Uxbridge goals. The Pee Wees got 4 goals in the third stanza to earn a 4--4 deadlock in. Markham. Brent Heard 2 goals, Murray Carno- chan and Rick Campbell with one apiece scored for Port. The Bantams beat Whitby 2- 1 on the latter's home ice. - Ken Irvine and Bill Davidson scored for our all-stars. Monday; Dec. 12th-- The Port Perry Midgets were defeated 7-8 by Stouffville. Bill Brain, Dennis Romeril and Paul Heard scored for the Dennis |- remaining goals. Prosser and Huntington scored for ~Cart- | wright. T0 THE VOTERS OF PORT PERRY . THANK YOU! For giving me the opportunity to serve you | again another term. | May 'you have a very Merry Christmas, and a | Happy and Prosperous New Year. IRVING BOYD. 5S SORES. SUH Ween Iva SHES HIRES a. = My "Sincere Thanks to those who supported me at the recent election for Councillor. Although not successful, I assure you I am in- terested in the well-being of our Community, and will strive in any way I can to make it a better place to call home. SEASON'S GREETINGS TO ALL. JEN. P. MURRAY. Sse ZH fe CO-OP TOPICS 'By JIM TREMEER / UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO sentery, coughing and scours is ahead for of milk and loss of animals. livestock. soluable powders, Injectable . antibiotics, Aureomyein Krumbles, & E are a few of the products we handle. store. PN Remember we will be closed on Monday, December 26 & Tues, Dec. 27 Monday, January 2nd. Place your orders for feed well in advance. Of Ontario (UXBRIDGE BRANCH) Uxbridge 852-3321 Port Perry ZE. 8-4130 losers. The season--of -shipping- fever, winter dy- Rk your livestock. These periods of stress and §' illness cost you money. in loss of weight, loss §. Your Co-op has many good products for i prevention and treatment of illness in your J Mastitis § treatments, Scour tablets and Injectable AD | See our Animal Health Digplay 1 in the feed ; '