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Ladies Monday Night League Team Standings Feb. 18 Carrots ........... 28 5 33 Cucumbers ...... 21 2 29 Turnips 24 b 29 Beans .... 22 4 26 Onions... 22 2 24 Radishes 22 2 24 Potatoes .......... 3 23 Beets ........ 5 23 Parsnips ... b 21 Peppers .... 2 20 Peas... 2 20 Cabbages .......... 12 b 17 High Triple-- M. Hayes--673 High Single-- M. Hayes--2568, J. Goode--268.... Over 600 Triples-- M. Hayes--673. T. Hall--6561. M. J. Over 200 Singles-- M. Hayes--258 214, 201. J. Go- ode--268, 213. A. Edgar--251. A. Chapman--247. E. Deshane--242. T. Hall--239, 224. W. Durham--234, F. Davey--228. M..Lawrence--228. G. Hastings--227. E. Vernon--225. A. M. Frannsen--225, 215. J. Emmerson --216. M. J. Till--219, 214. A. Scriver --203. M. Burnett--=202. D. Healey-- 202. Ladies Wednesday Night Bowling February 13th, 1963-- J. Goode--656. Till--625. Hurricanes .......ccnennn 7 North Stars cece 7 Mosquitoes o.com b Mustangs i... 6 Jets coir b Kittyhawks .....cvvrnevcnninirnnns 6 Bombers ......viecenneininnnee 2 Lancasters .......c..oiooicnennen. 2 Flyers ........... a 2 Spitfires ovine 2 Helicopters .....coevvecniiniiinns 0 Sunderlands .......coovvieiinnes 0 High Single-- G. Hastings--28b "High Triple-- G. Hastings--704 Scores 210-- M. MacGregor--222; H. Bowers-- 221; V. Rider -- 214; C. Warriner-- 227, 261; M. Cook--224, 282; M. Wake- Men's Thursday Night League Carnegies ...........cooeevernennnn. 43 Whiz Bangs ...........ccoueunen. 86 DEIUXG: onscreen gui isirons 31 es .. 26 Archers ..oovviivcivviirninn, 24 Meteors ....... TRS ABRs nrarany 23 Head Pins .... soe 3 Legionaires ........cccocooooo.. 22 Black Jacks ....ccooovevvivinnnnn, 22 Bill's Ref. ....... wiv 11 Blow Kings ...... .. 16 Goofers vive 13 High Triple for Week-- F. Hastings--1726 High Single for Week-- C. Graham, G. Goode--276 Singles Over 225-- I". Hastings--241, 273; J. Owen-- 233; T. Eden -- 240; G. Goode -- 276, 232; B. Gibson--268, 236; J. Read-- 236; F. Olsen--263; A. Menzies--233; C. Graham--276; G. Menzies--233; B. Miller--271; R. Greaves--228, 269; D. Wallace--226; G. McHugh--252, 260; J. Cook--232; D. Butt--242. Triple Link Bowling Team Standings Points Black Hawks ........ccovvervrenene. 31 Northenders ....... vee 20 Snowblows ...... ... 18 17 Notsohotz .... . Misshots ...... we 10 AStronule came 9 High Single-- Horace Webster--249 High Triple-- Horace Webster--622 Over 200 Singles--' Reg. Foster--208 Horace Webster--238, 249, <& <« ford -- 211; M. Sweetman -- 219; A. Lown--232; E. Bailey--239; D. Ven- ning -- 265; W. Hamilton -- 214; G. Hastings--216, 285; J. Armstrong-- 279; J. Ballard--214; A. Miller--220; B. Oke--269, 214; E. Badour--272; 8. Brignall -- 221; B. Collins -- 212; R. Short--264; C. Wilbur--240; M. St. John--268, 232; J. Hull--220; J. Goode --233; S. Newman--223, 211. Port Perry Midgets Win 2nd Play-Off Series With Stouffville . Port Perry Midgets defeated Stouff- ville in the final game of series 8 - 1 to win the Lakeshore Midget "B" Championship and now move on to their third round of O.M.H.A. Play- offs against Woodville. Summary :-- PORT PERRY ---- 3 1---Dale Mc¢Nenley 2-~Roger Pickard (Jim McMaster, Dale MeNenley) 3 Barry Beare (Larry Skerratt) STOUFFVILLE -- 1 1---Keeler (Todd) Woodville Leads Port in Third Round 0.M.H.A. Midget 'B' Play-Off Port lost the first game in Wood- ville arena by the score of 7-65, on two hotly disputed goals in the last few minutes of the game. Both teams played great hockey and are very evenly matched. Summary :-- PORT PERRY 5 -- WOODVILLE 7 1--Roger Pickard (L. Skerratt) 2---Dale Me¢Nenley 3--Graham Powell (B. Lee, I.. Skerratt) 4--Bob Lee (G. Powell, R. Pickard) 5--Roger Pickard SECOND GAME ENDED 6 - 6 TIE IN OVERTIME Playing before the largest erowd of the season in Port Arena both teams played thrilling hockey throughout. Port led all the way through the game, but Woodville tied the score 6 all at the 18.01 mark of the third period and neither team could score in overtime. Scoring Summary :-- PORT PERRY-- 1--Dale MeNenley (Bill Beare, J. McMaster) 2 -Graham Powell (Bob Lee) I -- Barry Beare (G. Powell) 4 Larry Skerratt (G. Powell, Barry Beare) 6---Dale McNenley (R. Pickard, J. McMaster) 6--Jim McMaster (Bob Lee) The Third game of this great series ix WED., FEB. 20th, 7.00 p.m. in Port Perry Arena. Port Perry Minor Hockey House League News Saturday morning proved to be a good morning for some of the goalies because of the five games played their were five shutouts, BANTAM In the first game of the morning, Blackstock defeated Pickard's team 1-0. This was a close hard fought game with both goalies making some key saves. Minshall scored the only goal of the game. There were two penalties, Durham for tripping and Dunsmore for interference. Because Blackstock continue to use an unsign- ed player Pickard's team received the win by default. In the second game McMaster's team defeated Scott's team 1-0. This was a clean hard fought battle be- tween too good skating teams. Vern- SHROVE TUESDAY -- PANCAKE DAY -- FEB. 26 PANCAKE FLOUR AUNT JEMIMA REGULAR or BUTTERMILK ad 16 oz. Pkg. 2 | CROWN CORN SYRUP 2 Ib, Tin PRICES EFFECTIVE THIS WEEK-END --_ FEB. 20-21-22 - 23 AYLMER S, 1 NIBLETS POST 010 Whole Kernel FRUIT ALPHA BITS MARGARINE Corn Cocktail Cereal | Ib. Pkg. 14 oz. Tin 15 oz. Tins 10 oz. Pkg. 2-4) 2-3 2 -4I 3% TENDER 55°" -- THIS WEEK'S MEAT FEATURES -- CANADA'S FINEST - LEAN Blade Bone Removed BLADE ROAST Short Rib ROAST. 55°" LEAN BONELESS STEWING \ BEEF - Ib. 5%¢ BURN'S COUNTRY Ib. Platter Pak SAUSAGE .......... 53| COOKED HAM ..... 4% BURN'S SLICED 6 oz. Vac Pak Pkg. : PHONE 986 A » " Free Draw on Picnic Ham WITH AN ORDER OF $6.00 OR MORE STORE HOURS Daily 8:30 to 9:00 p.m. Tuesday 8:30 to 1:00 p.m. - 2492 ) CHERRY MORN INSTANT 10c. OFF COFFEE... 7 KRAFT - MACARONI 7%, oz. Pkg. DINNER ..... 2- 2% on scored the only goul unassisted. There were no penalties. Scott's team were without Stephens and. Chapman, PEE WEE In the first game of the Pee Wee house league Heard's team defeated Blackstock 3-0. This also proved to he a hard fought game. The scoring was as follows: Irwin from Brain and Heayn; Moore from Clark and May and Brain from Willlams. There were no penalties. In the second game Espie's team defeated Newman's team 3-0. The scoring was as follows: Hallett from Prentice; R. Short from Hallett and Brown; Hallett unassisted. Penal- ties--Harper, elbowing; DeNure, ol- bowing; Thompson, interference, Bir- kett, interference and Geer, tripping. TYKE : In the final game Cochrane's team defeated Phinnies team 1-0. Dowson scored, the only. goal from McCoy. Don't - 'forget 1 play-offs which will be starting in About three weeks. Boy Scout News The highlight of B Cub Pack Father and Son dinner, Feb. 16th, catered to by the Guide Mothers was the presen- tation of a 15 year service pin to Cub- master Gordon Goode, in recognition of loyal leadership in the Scout move- ment in Port Perry, by Field Commis- sioner W. J. Harpur, of Gamebridge. Mr. Harpur also presented Assistant Cubmaster Charles Reesor with a Basic Pack Scouters Training Certi- ficate, recognizing leadership train- ing which he has taken. Toastmaster was Leslie McDonald, with Group Committee members Ralph Taylor, Don Milne and Harry Short assisting in the arrangements, together with Cubmaster Goode. Head table personnel were: Com- .misisoner & Mrs. Harpur, Cubmaster Stanley Ploughman, Padre Rev. E. W. Fuller, Akela Gordon Goode and son Gregory, and Leslie McDonald. Padre Fuller returned Grace and in a few well chosen words, Mr. Harpur referr- ed to Scout Week, Feb. 17-24 and the theme, "Scouting Round the World". Stan. Ploughman also spoke a few encouraging words of advice to fa. thers and sons. Cubmaster Goode re- cognized the excellent help provided by his assistants; Charles Reesor, Clem Jeffrey, Charles Bourgeois, Howard Hall and Don Murray. There are at present 21 boys in the Pack and all are progressing well with their work under good leadership. Following the dinner, everyone ad- journed to the upstairs, and with the leaders" in charge; fathers and sons enjoyed a half hour of songs, games and skits, having a wonderful time together, The smaller individual pack dinner brings fathers and sons closer together in the common understand ing of the meaning of Cubbing and Scouting. This was the second such 'dinner, with C Pack next on March 16th. In recognition of Scout Week and honoring the bjrth, of the founder, Lord Baden- Powell, Feb, 24th-has been designated as B-P' Sunday. Local Brownies, Guides; Cubs, Scout and Rovers will be attending in uniform, the church of their choice on this date. At this time all members of the movement thank the general public for their interest in and support of their program throughout the year in Port Perry, and 'hope that another year will bring more and greater ac- complishments in Guiding and Scout- ing. Atom House Jackson--35 Blackstock--1 On Wed., Feb. 18, Jackson's team defeated the steadily improving Black- stock team, who put up a fair fight 1. The three stars of the game were T. Hall and M. Vanderby of Jackson's team and G. McLaughlin of Black- stock, all of whom played fine games THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. FEBRUARY 21st, 1963-5 SS i tf EE EEE CE EN Ontario Riding Liberal Association NOMINATION MEETING Thurs., February 28th, 19€3. 8 p.m. AT HENRY ST. HIGH SCHOOL, WHITBY, ONTARIO both offensively and defensively. Tha scoring was as follows: Jackson-- i 1----D. May (M. Vanderby) 2--T. Hall (D. McCartney) 3--T. Hall 1D. McCartney (T. Hall) 5D. McCartney Blackstock 1G. McLaughlin ee Xen Jackson--1 MceGill--2 On Mon, Feb, 18th, Jackson's team, in one of the better games of the year lefeated MeGill's team 4-2. The three stars of the game were D. Bourgeois of McGill's team who played a very fine game and D. McCartney and D. May of Jackson's team who also play- ed good games. follows: I'he scoring was as Jackson-- 1D. May (D. McCartney) 2--M. Vanderby 3--D. May (B. 8t. John) 4---D. McCartney McGill-- 1--G. Walley 2---D. Bourgeois (J. McFadyn) Scugog News We understand Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Demara had a lovely celebration upon the occasion of their Golden Wedding Anniversary. Those, who did not have a chance to convey personal con- gratulations from the Island, take this opportunity of sending best wishes. Congratulations are due for Mr, st Thos. Redman upon the occasion of his 87th birthday on Spturday. This brings to mind our favourite follow- ing poem: Count not your age by vears you live But by the happiness you give The friends you make, the good vou do, The confidence that's placed in you The little things that day by day Bring cheer to others on life's way And count this day, one more mile Upon the road to God and things worthwhile. SPEAKER -- MISS JUDY LAMARSH, M.P. ¢ LKVERYONE WELCOME e Delegated Convention Ontario Riding Liberal Association IRSSAANAR SN ARARXRAXKXA A SARL XR XXXARXRAR SAAS AA AANR RRR *e ot » LIE AE MEE aE ME) i : 3 ie : I have purchased several New Sets of CAMPBELL'S 1962 MODEL CLUBS Canadian Made a. For Best Buys -- Call J. 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