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YE \ AN ey ri het bh) Lol ES FELREN FPS IR AAR ANE RSS OL GAIN BARRE LAMNEY Fo SEINE Lr Oh Tel 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 1, 1976 BOA ETUC EARS TREN PR EES AUER L NASH. SH ATARI eA > 4) dnmnaaibdatid 4 PURE ON ESA ASAIO Zh HH AN ROL a FA OF Sd ! PEE oh Broomball activities Utica 2 - Brooklin 3 In the first game of the day, Utica was looking to gain some ground on the first place Brooklin, but lost in- stead by the score 3-2. Brooklin led 3-0 on goals by Bill Down, Wayne Church and Murray Down before Utica made a bid to come back on a goal by Frank Fielding from Jack Mitchell and then another goal by Mike Mitchell from Keith Ellicott and Ron Redman. Utica applied pressure for most of the third period, but 'time ran out before they could tie the score. Brians 3 - Coulters 3 The race for fourth place in the standings remains tied as each of these teams hoped to pulled ahead of the other. . Bruce Smith started the scoring for Coulters with assists going to Rob Stevens and Steve Zaparosan. D. Beare then returned for Brians and T. Walten scored THE BIG STIGE-UP Z-BRICK again from H. Peters before Coulters could get going again. Coulters then took over the lead again on two goals. One by Donovan Smith from Rick Collins and Barry McClure and one by Steve Zaparosan from Bruce Smith and Ken Edwards. Ken Fraser tied the game for Brians with only 3 minutes left to play. Cawkers 4 - Smits 1 The pointless'Smit's team remained so as they dropped this game to the second place Cawkers. The first period was scoreless, but Cawkers opened up a 3-0 lead in the second period before Dave It wasn't a Medici cathed- ral in old Florence. It was merely a humble country church. But the message was the same. Christ loves us and will teach us to love one another. The cantata took place at the Prince Albert United Church on November 14th and it will be repeated at 7:30 on November 28th at Blackstock. Eva Hunter directed the preparation and presentation. The minister, Rev. Brawn, read the part of 'leader'. Our little church played host to the combined efforts Gray scored an unassisted goal for Smits in the third period. Jay Williams scored two goals for Cawkers with assits going to Bruce Wood- row and Danny Taylor and Mark Lee and Kevin Smith. Don Phinney scored from Rob Evans and Doug Scott while the other Cawkers marker was scored by Mike McQuade with assists going to Aldon Smith and Carl Rusnell. Standings: Brookdin.... Successful performance of ministers, choir members and musicians from several churches. The cantata included test- imonies, solos, quartettes and choir chorus with piano, organ and orchestra accom- paniment. It didn't have the gran- deur of those 17th century minor oratorios, nor did it have the precise organiza- tion that characterizes a People's Church event such as this, but if you missed it, you missed a chance to share in someting beauti- ful. -contributed - Twenty-two members at- tended the 'Family & Cons- sumer Affairs" meeting, convened by Helen Hortop's group held at the Commun- ity Hall on Wednesday, Nov. 17th. The Motto was given by Elizabeth Stichmann in which she suggested we take time for beauty and recap- ture the spirit of Christmas. Correspondence was received from Miss Helen McKercher, Director of the Home Economics Branch, who is retiring. We were reminded by Reta Wilson that 8c postage is required on Christmas cards this year and they must be sealed. It was decided to have one of the 75th Anni- versary Area tea towels framed and hung in our Hall kitchen. Elsie Pogue repor- ted on the W.I. Convention at the Royal York. She found the meetings very interesting and gave us a clear picture of the procee- dings. The ladies are enjoy- ing their quilting course and are starting on a quilt in the "whirlpool" pattern. Our Resolution Officer Janis Richardson, would like members to keep track of offensive T.V. advertising by marking down the pro- gram, time, station, pro- duct, etc. to be brought to our January meeting. Dist. Director, Elizabeth COUNTRY RUSTIC OFF REGULAR PRICE! COUNCILLOR WARD 1 (SCUGOG TOWNSHIP) € ounciLLor wHO 1s IR ESPONSIBLE, WISHING AN © rrorTUNITY TO $ ERVE AND GET § nvoLvED IN AN EB NERGETIC WAY FOR YOU, THE RATEPAYERS OF WARD I. BALLARD LUMBER HOME BUILDING CENTRE Vote Port Perry, Ont. 985-7335 Would Appreciate Your Support on Dec. 6th. [INVEST NOW! Victoria & Grey Trust Guaranteed Investments 0" FOR 5 YEARS -- INTEREST -- is payable half yearly or may be left to compound EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 193 Queen St. Port Perry Phone 985-7306 I Stichmann, gave her report on the meeting in Brooklin, Our branch is to use a dollar given to us as talent money; proceeds to go towards the 75th. Area Anniversary party. The spring Annual will be held in Brooklin and we will be advised of the date later. For our roll call we exchanged' gifts which we had made ourselves. The history of Christmas was read by Elizabeth Stich: Scugog Island Women's Institute was given by Daniel Anthony. A humorous read- ing about the plum pudding was given by Helen Hortop. The story of the carol "Silent Night" was told by Bonnie Gerrow and we closed our meeting by sing- ing the first verse. The next meeting of the Scugog Island Women's Institute will be held on Wednesday, January 19th, and Helen Fedyk's group "Agriculture & Canadian In- w dustries' will be in charge. mann. "'How Mrs. Claus . Saved Christmas' was read by Betty Ann Freeman. The story' of St. Francis of Assisi Betty Reader Public Relations offers you-** Florida Texas & California by Motorcocich 14 Day Florida Circle Tour. Departs every Monday, January 29th to April 16th, 1977 Inclusive $3 7 per person (twin) 21 Day Florida Circle Tour Departs every Sunday Jan. 30th to March 20th, 1977 Inclusive $495. perperson (twin) . 23 Day California + Tour Many departures in February, Mar., April, June July, August, Sept. & Oct,. Inclusive $660. perperson (twin) 21 Day Texas 10 Day March Break Tour Daytona Beach Departs every Suns Departs March 18th, 1977 Jan. 30th to Mar. 6th, 1977 Eve. departure $250. p.p. twin _ Inclusive 10 Day March Break $540. 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