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04 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jon, 6, 197! Eps A Recipe for « Happy New Year Into each day put twelve parts of confidence, eleven of patience, ten of grit, nine of elbow grease, eight parts of charity, seven of faith, six of hope, five of kindness, four of prayer, three of rest, two of medi- tation and one carefully chosen resolution Then put in a cupfull of om News Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred West on New Year's were Mr. and Mrs. Taylor of Dundas, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Taylor of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Manitoba & their son Dean. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Moss of Toronto spent her parents Mr, and Mrs. H. Ashton. During the week the rest of the family also called for a visit. On New Year's Eve Mr. & Mrs. Kerry entertained Mr, and Mrs. Hugo Bradley and Mrs. Ruby Rodgers of Brook- lin, and Mrs. Ruby Geer. Mrs. Vera Smith of Rich- mond Hill, Mr. and Mrs. John Hill of Claremont call- ed on Mrs. Ruby Geer on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and jolly, a jigger of smiles, a sprinkling of play, and a ping cupful of humour. Pde My : Ze thoroughly in a fervent| Malton. son, Floy dand Douglas were * ar heat. Garnish with a lot} Friends in Epsom were | with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wil a of laughs, a sprig of joy. | sorry to hear of the sudden | son, Floyd and Dauglas were Fak Theti serve with unselfishness! passing of Mrs. Louise Cas-|on New Year's Day. 5 and cheerfulness and a ee Happy New Year is a certainty. Prince sh i . ---- Ea YF u Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hopps of Blackstock were first in line at the sumptuous buffet din- a ¢ aS Seek 6) Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery and ; St News Mrs. Cawker on New Year's | Mrs. Ruby Geer had supper| "er during Legion Open House in the Hall, New Years Day. 260 tickets were sold and fun SSN : Day. on New Year's Day with Mr.| and frolic went on,during the day and evening. SO Continued Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hough- | and Mrs. Earl Geer of Port|------------ ------ 4 Toronto hospital, all gathered | land and family spent New | Perry. - i im the church parlors for/ Year's Day with her parents Callers at the home of Mr. their turkey dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson during eagrave ews Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter assembled with others at her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mac Leod, Blackstock. Holiday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Williamson and Chris included their son Gor- don home from Weston Uni- versity at London, also pre sent his friend Miss Leanne Ballard, Port Perry & friends Mr. and Mrs. Jowette and family of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Doupe are spending time at his sis- ter's Miss Ada Doupe, Tor- onto and periodically visiting On Monday following Christmas Mr. & Mrs. Chris- Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans entertained Mr. and Mrs. R. Acton, Uxbridge, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Acton and boys of Stouffville, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Acton and family on their son John Doupe who is| New Year's Day. a hospital patient. Naturally his wife and all the relatives are constantly calling on John. Many couples from our area and miles away attended the Port Perry Centennial Open- ing Day Celebration at Port Perry Legion Hall and all admit a worthwhile gather- te FRIENDLY "DHUOSOPHER | spending Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling called on Mr. and Mrs. James Clarke and boy at Ashworth on New Year's, afternoon. Mr. & Mrs. Herman Kerry visited with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ashton of Ashburn on Sunday afternoon Mr. Bill Stearman has re- turned to Guelph College after spending the vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Kerry. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bushell! jand girls have returned to Roxborough Quebec, after the holiday with Arbor College, Fleet muca.- gan, Miss Jane Flett, Oshawa, Miss Pat Chute of Toronto, Miss Cathy Bacon ie, Mrs. W. O. Simpson of Ux- bridge, Mr. and Mrs. E. Simp- son of Kilworthy. Week - end visitors with Mrs. T. Stewart were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Walker of Tor- onto, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stewart, Douglas and Cather- ine of Buttonville. Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Armstrong and Tommy and Mr. and Mrs. H. Gourlie of Oshawa were dinner guests on New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gourlie. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pren- tice who had been holiday- ing last week in Detroit were with his parents Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Prentice for the week-end. The Prentice families of Epsom enjoyed the Noble family gathering at the Le- gion Hall on New Year's Day. -- Burketon News Saturday evening Mrs. Al manville (formerly of Burke . | editor a Very Happy & Uros- | Mrs. T. Bailey was guest of Mrs. Fred Harding, Oshawa, on Christmas Day. Pleased to report Mr. J. Smith is home from Port Perry Hospital We wish him improved health for '71. Your reported takes this opportunity of wishing our perous New Year. Mr. George Pomery is sporting a new snowmobile, a Christmas gift. Mrs. Orval Greer, Oshawa, Elizabeth and Rosemary were dinner guests of Mrs. W. Bry- an on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Brown and family, Toronto were week. | and Mrs. G. Carnochan. Mr. and Mrs. C. eg Mr. W. Bryan on Friday. This, our first news budget | Very solgr items. for 1971, must start with Senior Citizens 39 Senior Citizens met at the Hall at 8 p.m., Dec. 31st to enjoy the passing of the old year and to welcome the new. The Hall and tables were gaily decorated for the occa- sion. Cards were enjoyed for an hour, when Dr. Rennie ar- rived to entertain with his Banjo along with Mr. Hea- ley on fhe violin and Mr. Baker with the mouth organ. The music was much en- joyed and the singing of "Good Old Songs". . Mr. Baker and Mr. Duff each gave a little "step dance". Several readings and jokes were given which brought much laughter. At 11:30 all 40 sat down to an attractive display of food, fruit, cheese and cake & tea. The New Year was wel- comed with Blowing of horns and a toast with punch. A very happy gathering en joyed by all. Fourteen tables of euchre was enjoyed on Sat. Eve. The Sr. Citizens are treat- ed by the "Club" and the 'Marathon Bridge Committee' to a trip to Toronto and a show on Wed., Jan. 6th. All wil stop for dinner at "Sher wood House", Markham, on the way home. Next Sr. Citizen meeting will be Jan. 13th. Next euchre, Jan, 16th. Alice Barthau | Kenneth Vickery, Mr. and Mrs, Ed Patfield, Mr. & Mrs. M. McGarry, Oshawa, Mr. & end guests of Mr. Tom Trick) mrs. Robt. Gatchell, Oshawa ix To th Pleasant Pt. who for many years were associated with us in church work, we, as a community, offer our sincere We rejoiced with them last week over the birth of Mark Douglas, son of Mr, and Mrs. Doug McMillan of Oshawa. This week we extend our deepest sympathy to these same people, who after months of severe strain have now been faced with the death on Monday of the hus band and father Mr. Neil McMillan. The busy holiday season is over once more and we won- der how many are really sorry. Here are a few of the New Year's gatherings of local families. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Short, Miss Shirley Short, Mrs. Gladys Short and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Twiner were with Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Short in Port Perry. Mrs. Gladys Short remained for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Short entertained Mr. and Mrs. Lou Short of Brooklin and the Murray Short family of Cress. well for Christmas. This week the Lou Shorts were host and hostess, with the Chas. and Murray Shorts as guests. The Wanamaker of Sea grave were in Port Perry celebrating with the Glenn Wanamakers. Earlier in the week the Mitchell relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dowson of Seagrave had a Mr. and Mrs. Wilf Sturman had a real bang-up celebra. tion with their whole family on hand. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bryant of Port Perry. and Mr. & Mrs. Robt. Taylor and Stephen of Gilson family of After having Christmas with Mrs. Reta Boe, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boe and Miss Mar- garet Adams (sister of Mrs. C. Boe) headed north for ¥ week of ski-ing at Britannia Snowmobilers Howard Bill. ingham and Clifford Moon Port Perry can be seé around this community every week-end. Mr. and Mrs, Keen and Brian, Mr. and Mrs. B. Stan- dish and Cheryl and David were with the Tobins as well, as their own family and grandchildren. As New Year's Eve wasn't the best time for choir prac- tice Mr. Bruce Carr helped out at Church with a solo this week. Attendance wag about normal. At S.S. Joyce Bruce of the Sr. Class gave a reading and young Mark Sturman gave some birthday pennies. At the annual SS. meet. ing 'on Monday night, Bi¥ Wanamaker stepped up to become Supt. No. 1 with Cliff Short No. 2 and Bruce Carr No. 3. All the teachers re. main the same except that Mrs. Barr will have the Sr class instead of her husbands The only change in pianists was that Bonnie Short be. comes a senior and Calvin Nicholls will fill her place as a junior. With a "No Dumping" sign in plain view, why th heaps of fresh garbage aa Christmas trees on the old dump' ton) who will celebrate their With Mr. and Mrs. A. C./ ginner guests of Mr. 50th Wedding Anniversary Stephenson on Sunday were) preg Mrs. R. Davey spent Christ Oshawa. | Christmas Mr. and Mrs. John Stephen' pouglas Taylor, | son, Orono, Mr. and Mrs. ponald, Bowmanville, Mrs. | Seugog had dinner with the Belairs. During the week Mrs, | was a guest there and Mrs, and John Herder and family of | Brooklin paid a short call.