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Li To pn rf VX, Mr. R. B. Smallman centarian, passes away December 27 One of Port Perry's best known and respected senior citizens passed away peace- fully December 27 at the Community Nursing Home. Richard Benjamin Small- man had celebrated his 100th birthday on June 29 of this year. R. B., as he was known to his many friends and acquaintances, was born in England and came to Port Perry in 1908. He opened a blacksmith shop on Queen Street where he worked for 47 years. In an interview with the . Star last summer on the occasion of his 100th by Jean Jeffery A Happy New Year to all. Sunday" guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Houghland, Jeanette and Robert were Esther from Hamilton and her friend Philip McSherry of Belville, Vivien and Maurice Earl and children of Oshawa, Mrs. Haughland of Whitby and Glenn of Oshawa. The Ruhl Family were all home for Christmas with Chris, Joanna, Tina and Christopher. Bill and Peggy Burke from North Bay and Bert from Saskatoon and Bill and Linda from Uxbridge. On Christmas Day the Kerry families met at the home of Jean and Raymond Kerry at Greenbank. About forty of the Stearman family met at Utica Hall on Sun for a family dinner. Bill and Betty Around Town Mrs. Erma Rivers and family Faye, Sherry and Troy had Christmas dinner for her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Redshaw - also present were Mr. and Mrs. "Alan. Redshaw, Louise, Leanne and Wendy Bates of Claremont, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Redshaw and Rodney of Beaverton, Mr. and Mrs. George - Redshaw and Michelle of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Milne of Mark- ham, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hope of Pickering, Mr. Bill Sherman and Mr. Bob Lilley. ALE birthday, Mr. Smallman's mind and. wit were as sharp as a tack and his eyes sparkled brightly as he talked about his long life. Mr. Smallman was an avid reader. He loved his community of Port Perry and became an authority on local history and events. Mr. Smallman's wife Ethel passed away five years ago. He is survived by two sons, a daughter, seven grand children and 17 great grand- children. Funeral services will be held this Wednesday (Dec- ember 30) at 2:00 P.M. at the McDermott-Panabaker Funeral Home in Port Perry. Stearman and children of Ingersoll are visiting for a few days at the Walter Kerry home. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Prentice joined their family at Donald's home for Christmas. Jeannine LeFebvre and friend of Oshawa and Heddy's father from Lake- field were guests with Heddy and Leon LeFebvre for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rodin entertained the LeFebvres with dinner one evening last week. Peggy, Keith and Sarah Kennedy had Christmas dinner with Fawn's family at the home of her mother, Mrs. Vera Fawns of Udora and on Sun joined the Kennedy family at Leaskdale. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tapscott had Mother and Dad Thomas and Mother Tapscott 'of Markham as guests for lunch on Christmas Day. Then joined the Tapscott Christmas re union for supper at the home of his sister,Mrs. Phyllis Freeman Markham. Mrs. Donna Neem and 'Paul, Kerry, John and Michael of Dundas enjoyed Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brown. Mrs. Brown returned with the Freeman's for a few days holiday with her sister. Mrs. Brown Senior and her daughter Heather Anne also were Christmas guests with Ron, Lorraine and family. The Gourlie family (Turnto bage25) Port Perry & Uxbridge ONE MONTH DRIVER EDUCATIONAL COURSE STARTING JANUARY 12,1982. *25HR. CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION *6%4 HR. DRIVING (Tuesday & Thursday -6to9/10P.M.) ONLY *115. LEARN THE RIGHT WAY - ENROLL NOW! ® OSHAWA O DRIVING ® school ENQUIRE TODAY! 728-0091 985-8269 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., December 30, 1981 -- 7 Scugog Island news by Mrs. Earl Reader The Sunday after Christ- mas is usually a let down relaxing day. At the Island United Church it was noted that visitors were around and also that some families took advantage of the 3 day weekend to go away. The smaller number of S.S. pupils were lonesome without the others. However, next week will see everyone making new resolutions and prepared to start a good year. New things are being planned, so get right in on the beginning. It was pleasant to get Christmas messages from former Island residents such as Alvin and Joyce Heayn, Rev. and Mrs. J.K. Braham, Mrs. Flora Muffitt, Mrs. Ploss and the former Gibbons girls from Port View Beach, Mrs. Alex Martyn who is recuperating from surgery in the St. John's Convalescent Hospital. Rev. E. Linstead is on vacation for a month, so anyone requiring a minister's service please call Rev. Chas. Clarke. Nelson and Betty are enjoying a week's vacation in Los Angeles with Betty's sister and family. Seagrave area news by Norma Adams The family skating on Sun- day night in Oakwood was very successful. There was a large turnout. The Mariposa Oldtimers beat the Oakwood Oldtimers 7 - 6 in the game that followed. Visiting with the Adams over the Christmas holiday were my parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis from Tobermory and my brother Rob from Acton. It finally looks like winter has come, there are lots of snowmobilers around. Hope everyone had a Merry Christmas and will have a happy and healthy New Year. Sorry the column is so short, but no one called with any news. For next weeks news call Shelia Sears at 985-8324. FURNACE FILTERS $1.19 each COAL KENNEL COAL - ANTHRACITE Approx.401b. ... $6.95 LAKEWOOD STOVES makes good energy saving sense during a time of especially high heating costs. our complete selection soon. OLD STYLE Come in and see Beat the cold = : with the || Portable VaREHAR IR Kerosene ra BPN | | HEATER! Wipes It's economical, efficient, and it's portable. Use it in your work- shop or basement. Or to keep your greenhouse growing! 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