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a " « Bl ng. | 5 TH gris rE dh | ' - By O. Hill BLACKSTOCK W.lI. Mrs. Carl Wright and Mrs. Mar- # |.wood McKee are the committee On Jan. 4th, 22 ladies spent an interesting afternoon in the Community Hall at the Wo- men's Institute meeting. After the singing of the Ode and re- peating the Collect, the Presi- "dent conducted the business. Regular reports were received and Secretary read the corres: pondence amongst which was several notes of appreciation for remembrances received at Christmas by sick and shut-ins, also a Christmas and New Year greeting letter from Miss Wray, Home Economist. Mrs. Ralph Larmer was asked to carry on with 4-H club work apd "was also appointed W.L representa. tive.to the Recreational Board. to secure plans and prices for renovating the stage of Com: munity Hall. Several ideas for Centennial year projects were discussed and other items of business dealt with. Meeting was turn- ed over to the group leader Mrs. Kenneth Samells. The group being in charge of His- torical Research, prepared their flavour. The roll call--"What I intend to do for the Centennial" was well answered. After the sing: ing of O Canada, Mrs. Samells conducted an oral quiz on Lea- : 2 , a i A programme with a Centennial - 1 RR ] FIR FR WIRE RAT. SESS NESE SESE aaa Mrs. Lorne Thompson very very capably replied to the motto--"We are proud of Can- ada, let us make Canada proud of us". Mrs. H. Taylor gave Current Events. In a well thought out paper on Confederation Mrs. Russel Mountjoy gave an excellent re- view of the joining of the ten provinces to form the Dominion of Canada. Mrs. Ray Bradburn read the minutes of the Council of Cart- wright meeting of January 1867, which proved very interesting and humorous. Voting. was done by yea's and ney's. Of peculiar interest was the report of the small grants made to the different school sections and also to the keeper of the toll gate. ders in Canada 100 years ago. Mrs. J. Rahm read of the do- mestic life in 1867 and gave the ingredients for a successful Centenary celebration were: Immagination, interest and en- thusiasm. Following the "Queen" and "Institute Grace" a delicious lunch was served by the group and a pleasant social half hour enjoyed. 1867 U 1967 BRUNSWICK SARDINES won SMART FOOD SHOPPERS POGKET THESE SAVINGS AT Your CARLOAD Food Market Prince Albert 'This Week's Meat Features CANADA'S FIN R OASTS LADE E BONE REMOVED - BO CAR LOAD FOOD MARKETS EST TENDER SHORT RIB 63 10- DRINK DELMONTE Pineapple - - Grapefruit LEAN BONELESS STEWING BEEF 69: NE | MARMALADE SHIRRIFFS GOOD MORNING MAPLE LEAF Sweet Pickled | COTTAGE ROLLS veceec1e. 33. 12 oz. 1 NABISCO Shredded Wheat 2 DEVON RINDLESS SIDE BACON 10 49. TO™m REGULAR WHITE KLEENEX SAVE 6c D ~Oomm 33- AYIMER 15 oz Tins Diced Beets STORE HOURS 8:30 to A FREE DRAW WITH EVERY $5.00 ORDER OF GROCERIES OR OVER ON A WOOLLEN BLANKET. WINNER OF LAST WEEK'S Sia MISS CATHERINE CHRISTIE. EXCEPT TUESDAY SATURDAY -- 8:30 to 6:00. FREE DELIVERY--Phone 985-2492. PRICES EFFECTIVE Wednesday to Saturday, Jan, 11 - 14 MAPLE LEAF Sliced BOLOGNA GROUND LEAN BEEF 6 oz. PKG. 23: 2 89- 18S. 5 ¢ 1.00 ICE SALT '5 18S. 23. PUREX Save 4c TOILET TISSUE D Ron Pg 27 BAXTER 20 oz. Tins PORK & BEANS 2 0 39. -- 8330 to 9:00 PURE SPRINGS POP "CANS 6: 49. 1:00. . J so | " on § on ) % X on. ", : $ a ' FOOD MARKETS eg -- 1 with three, Felsted with 2 and - 63 PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, JAN. 12, 1967 -- 5 Minor Hockey News Heard scored two each for Mc- Millan while Cook got two for Cartwright. Leading Novice scorers are Matherson with 19, Heard with 17 points, J. Ashbridge with 16 and Prosser with 15 points. ALL STAR ACTION Wed., Jan, 4th-- By Paul Heard PEE WEE Mon., Jan. 2nd-- Geer defeated McCoy by a score of 4 to 3. Phinney, Ste- phens and Hillier, with the later getting two, were Geer's goal getters while Skinner got two and Willis with one scored for McCoy." } . od 4th Port Perry Novice lost to Wed, Jan, 4th... Stouffville 4-2 at Stouffville. . On this date --Kroekenstoel Pee Wee's defeated Stouff- ville 5-3 at home. Thurs., Jan. 5th-- Port Perry Midget defeated West Rouge 7-0 in a game at Stouffville arena. Sat., Jan. 7th-- Port Perry Bantams lost 5-2 to-Ajax at the Uxbridge arena. Port Perry Midgets again Tomchishin, Miller and Prosser with 1 each gave Cartwright an 8 to 0 score over Irvine. Top Pee Wee House League scores are Skinner with 23 pts, Prosser with 17 pts., Kroeken- stoel with 13, Willis with 10, and Felsted with 9 points. BANTAM took West Rouge to the tune of Sat, Jan: 7th-- 10-0 at home. Bill Taylor play- McCartney defeated Cart-]ed well in goal in both games wright 7 to 1. The McCartney boys monopolized on the scor- ing with 'Bill getting four goals and Danny scoring three goals. Kirpatrick scored Cart's only goal. In the second game the Pee Wee All Stars defeated Heayn 16 to 1. Rick Evans scored 7 goals, Cochrane and McCoy got two & Tomchishin, Ron Evans, Tennyson, Brain, Burns and Campbell scored one each while McKeen scored Heayn's goal. NOVICE Cochrane's won its first game against McKee by a score of 4 to 2. Sean Taylor scored-3 and Gord Scott got one for the vic- tors. McKeen and Bourgeois scored for the team coached by Ralph Ballard and Mert McKee. McMillan won over Cartwright by an identical score of the 1st Novice game. Boneshanker and against 'this club and a fine team effort by the rest of the boys. Port Perry Novice beat Pick- ering 16-0. Don't forget to get your tickets on Minor Hockey's: 19" TV to be won by some lucky person Feb. 4th. Tickets are only a quarter and can be had from any Minor Hockey player or executive ;or at the arena. YY OZR RNS ORR CROSS A OPEN BOWLING FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS ALLEYS MAY BE RESERVED YOU WILL ENJOY BOWLING i] "at The C auseway | APPLICATIONS | WANTED CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY "Applications will be received by Council for a man to be assistant to the Town Foreman, capable I of driving a truck, operating a backhoe, ci or willing to learn. Applications to be § in the Hands of the ---- signed by January 16th, 1967. f= "JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk, Village of Port Perry. -- -- PSR 00% 0% 4% 0% 0% 0% 4% 4% OPOPOPOBOBOBOROBOPOPOO 3°00 9°09 4% 0%0.0%0 40.0% 0 0 0% 470 "0,070 00 %0,9%0 8%9.0% 0% 4% 0% 1% 4% 4% 4%.0% 0% 2% ATTENTION FARMERS SAVE ... WHY PAY MORE on Premium Quality GASOLINE - DIESEL & MOTOR OILS FARM TANKS AVAILABLE. Out of Oshawa, Whitby and District D X Ol [ 'CALL COLLECT 668-3341 i ta NENA, re Ear Rx EL 2s rei WF J __ . TR FA Ww! I AC RG Pe re % AL 4 72) WO an a: Da \ . LS a A A EN a NNR SAT Noh IO