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#4 i ¥ = &» 3 " op | BS Aurora 'Tigers' Down P. Perry 'Flyers' 5 - 3 In Fast Game. Port Perry Flyers played one of their better games last Mon- day evening at the local arena. Although they did not win, they held the fast skating Au- rora "Tigers" to a 5-3 decision. Aurora who have not lost a game this season showed con- siderable speed and fine pass- ing and stick handling ability throughout the game. The "Flyers" "who have not been playing as long as Aurora were not as fast.as the visiting club but were checking hard in all! periods holding the Aurora crew to only five goals, three in the last period. Aurora are noted. of which were scored as a high scoring team and I believe were a little over con- fident that Port Perry would be a push over. The first period ended in a, 1 - 1 tie with Roger Pickard taking a pass from John Maec- Millan and beat Goodmaker in --the Aurora niet at 16.256. Four handed out in. penalties were the first stanza, both teams picking up two, Each team picked up a goal in the second period. while Thompson picked up the lone tally for when he combined with Maec- Millan and Bradley to tie the little score. Penalties were a easier to get this period, as re- feree John Sadowski while Port picked up three. Aurora started early in the third stanza when Pugh picked up a pass from Cotey and beat Stephens in the Port net at, 5.06. Jamieson made it 4 - 2 Aurora at 8.26 when he! for combined with Bray and Coop- er and hit the corner of the net from close in. : Don Gibson picked up Port's third tally for the nicest goal: of the evening. Don started from behind his own blue line l. Vander- ploey scoring for Aurora at 2.30 Port at 17.27, handed , out seven, Aurora getting four: land stick handled through the | amazed Aurora team and pulled i Goodmaker out of the net and | put the disc in behind him at | 12.38. Flanagan ended the scoring at 19.40 when he scored unassisted for Aurora. PORT PERRY -- Goal--Ste- | phens; D. Gibson; W. Powell; | Bob Lee; B. Oke; J. Beuchler; ! G. Ball; D, Irwine; J. MacMil- | lan; R. Pickard; J. Carnochan; | D. McNenley; T. Thompson; C. Johnston; B, Bradley. AURORA--Goal: Goodmaker Cooper; Breedon; Stone; Bray; Wilson; Flannagan; Samson; Vanderploey; Pugh; Ball; Jamieson. Referee--John Sadowski. Linesman--Harold Jeffrey, 1st Period 1. Aurora--Cotey (Pugh, Cooper) 2.54. ' 2. Port Perry--Pickard {MacMillan) 16.25. 1 6.36; Breedon (tripping) 10.42; Pickard (holding) 13.39; D. MecNenley (hook- ing) 18.48. 2nd Period 4. Port Perry--Thompson (MacMillan, Bradley) 17.27 Penalties--Bray (crosscheck- ing) 2.47; Powell (hooking) 4.09; Bray (crosschecking) 7.36; Powell (tripping) 7.36; Vanderploey (high sticking) 11.12; Lee (crosschecking) 14.07; Jamieson (tripping) 14.15. 3rd Period 5. Aurora--Pugh (Cotey, Jamieson) 5.05. 6. Aurora--Pugh (Bray, Cooper) 8.26 7. Port Perry--Gibson 12.38. - | 8. Aurora--Flannagan 19.40, ' Penalties--Bray (elbowing) 8.35; Lee (holding) 11.42; Beuchler (holding) 13.30; Thompson (hooking and mis- conduct) 17.50; Bray (knee- ing) 19.48. CARS AND TRUCKS & TRUCKS FULLY RECONDITIONED UNITS ON OUR LOT AT ALL TIMES. 1960 Volkswagen $945.00 A SHARP CAR 1959 Chevrolet "6" 2 DOOR $1050.00 1958 Oldsmobile 4 DOOR SEDAN J $945.00 AUTOMATIC 1960 Chevrolet "6" 2 DOOR $1335.00 Good Clean Car SALES ROOM OPEN TILL - 9.00 P.M., MON. - FRI. 6.00 P.M., SATURDAY PHONE 985-7351 BEARE MOTORS LTD. GENERAL MOTORS DEALER PORT PERRY USE The CLASSIFIED SECTION of The PORT PERRY STAR Cotey; |! USED CARS $ Lady Curlers Open Season On Wednesday, Nov. 13th, | Ladies Curling for the 1963-64 ! season got underway. The President Marjorie Honey wel- | comed the curlers and proposed | a toast to the rink. She gave much praise to the men and | ladies who have worked so hard in making the rink so attrac- tive with the added locker room, club room, wash rooms, and last but not least the new furnishings. We have always' been proud of our rink but now we can feel our rink compares | with the best. The toast was! responded to by the men's pre- sident Bob Kenny in his very pleasant manner. Pres, Marjorie welcomed back the ones who have curled before and gave special mention to the new curlers who will be trying | their skill for the first time. After the opening remarks the ice was filled and the ladies curled 4 ends. Later these ladies watched a film on the Briar Cup while the remaining ladies curled. Everyone enjoyed the coffee! | Penalties--Wilson -- (Elbowing) and cake supplied by our Social, { Committee and returned home | with a few sore spots, however! | with the wonderful feeling curl-| ling was fun and all would be: on hand next Tues., 3. Aurora--Pugh (Cotey) 2.30 | Thurs. for their schedule. | | Wed. or Special thanks to the Com- mittees in charge for the day,' your job was well done. We . would like to mention the men Thanks fellas. an time and instruct our. who gave of their patience to help girls in the art of getting that old rock to the other end and' also in the use. of the broom. We know now "in turn" means for the rock not us. Round Robin Series While most of our Club was enjoying the opening day, some! of our ladies were in Oshawa attending a Bonspiel and win-! { ning top awards to bring back + to their home club. | Master Vibrator (Canada) Ltd. | wari while they are working Farm Heater During the next few months: there will be a Round Robin Series when Clubs from Bow- manville, Whitby, 2 Oshawa Clubs and Port Perry will play hostess for a 2 game Bonspiel. Wed.,, Nov. 13 was the first. The Rinks from Port Perry Club were:--Lillian Cook (skip), Mary J. Heron, Madeline All- sopp, Noreen Malcolm; Jean Gray (skip), Polly Jones, Dolly Lee, Audrey Middleton; Clara' Martyn (skip), Camille Crozier, | Marg. Cornish, Ruth Draper. Clara Martyn and her rink returned home prize winners for the day and received en- graved silver spoons for their 2 wins. Congratulations ladies. Port Perry Firm Trewin Farm Equipment, Port Perry, Ont, has been ap- pointed exclusive franchised dealer in this area for a new line of Knipco portable farm heaters being manufactured by in Galt, Ontario. Knipco Heat- ers are C.S.A. approved and the only portable farm heaters of this calibre being manufactured in Canada; according to the manufacturer. Knipco portable farm heaters can be used wherever heat is needed on a farm. They keep baby pigs and other young ani- mals from freezing, and pre- vent them from dying from the cold; thaw frozen pipes, silage and water lines; warm cold en- gines for starting; heat milk parlors, milk houses, repair shops, greenhouses and other buildings; and keep farmers inside buildings or outdoors. Knipco portable farm heaters are available in two sizes. The model F-85C produces 75,000 BTUs per hour, the same a- mount of heat required to heat a five-room house, according to the manufacturer. * It is avail- able with or without thermostat which keeps building at a pre- set temperature, day and night. H. PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. NOV. 21st, 1963--13 NEWS FORTNIGHTERS BOWLING Team Standings Up to Nov. 6-- Buzzards .................. 33 Rod and Gun ........ 27 ACES veer eiieeeenn. 22 Spitfires ......o....... 20 Cream Puffs ............ 13 Falcons ................... 11 High Singles-- BOWLING WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE ' Nov. 13th Standing-- D. Durham--300; D. Menzies | --267; M. Butson -- 255; A. Menzies -- 245; C. Hastings-- 245, 239; B. McNeil---253, 229; | C. MecGill--243; S. Grills--238; | | M. Spears--233; 230. High Triples-- C. Hastings--713; M. Butson --653; D. Durham -- 640; B. Lemons-- B. Tassell--77, 99; B. Smith --91; S. Grills--93; B. Bell---93 B.-Pearson--95, -- MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Nov. 14th Standing-- Black Jacks ..oooovvoenn. 27 Whiz Bangs .......c.......... 30 Gibsons wevvveeeoneeeeinn 24 Bars ..ociciimmmsesesane 35 Meteors ....ccceeeevunereennn.., 26 Legionaires .................... 21 Deluxe ieee, 36 Blow Kings ......cccocoeen. 23 Head Pins ..coveeeeeeenn... 6 Carnegies .....c.ccooevvven... 31 Bill's Ref. ........cocvvvenin, 16 Goofers ....ocooeeveeeeeeeeenennn, 19 S. Without Hand.-- J. Witherspoon--367. S. With Hand.-- J. Witherspoon--380. T. Without Hand.-- J. Witherspoon--777. H. T. With Hand, -- J. Withers fon--816. Over 225 Singles-- J. Witherspoon--367, 228; M. Butson--279; A. Menzies--271; H. H. J. Hadley--258; G. Goode--256; | D. Butt--253; J. Owen -- 249 ' 234; J. McMasters -- 248; L.! Burnett--248; G. Smith -- 243; H." Chapman--239; F, Hastings --233, 227; R. Sweetman--233; R. Menzies--231; R. Graham-- 228; B. Howsam--225, 225; D.! Murray--225. Over 600 Triples-- J. Witherspoon--790; J. Owen --689; I. Hastings -- 658; R. Sweetman -- 638; J. Hadley-- 623; D. Butt--618; B. Howsam 613; C. Butson -- 611; G. Goode--609. | F. Hastings-- | High T North Stars ........ 7 57 Mustangs .............. 2 50 Helicopters ........... b 16 Sunderlands .......... q {1 Kittyhawks ............ 7 10 Spitfires .......... 0 3 Bombers ................ 2 34 Hurricanes .......... 4 33 Mosquitoes ............ 5 32 Flyers ...cccveeeeennn. 0 32 Jets viii 0 31 Lancasters ........... 3 28 riple-- K. Harper--688. High Single-- | D. Sandison--348. McNeil--634; A. Menzies-- 605. | Over 600 Triples K. Harper--688; A. Chandler --663; B. Bell--659; D. Sandi- son--648. Over 210 Singles-- ---- D. _Sandison--348; K._ Harper -- --296; G. McNeil -- 241; N. ' Bryans--235; B. Bell--225, 228 | H. Heard---233; C. Wilbur--226 M. Cook--226; R. Moore--224; A. Olson---213; B. Bradbury-- 227; J. Ballard--220; B. Oke-- 1 226; PF. Cochrane -- 219; A. Chandler -- 287; J. Armstrong --225, LADIES MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Nov, 18th, 1963-- Sugar Pops ........... 2 15 Grape Nuts ....... 2 34 Twinkles ................ 5 31 Cocoa Puffs ...... 1 30 Crispy Critters .... 0 28 Wheaties ................ 7 28 Cheerios ............... 0 25 TER onmmeenenen: H 25 Shreddies ................ 7 25 Sugar Smacks ........ 6 23 Muffets .....ccevunnnns 5 23 Alphabets ............ 2 19 High Triple-- Eleanor Shaw--643 High Single-- Mary Amell--241 Over 600 Triples-- Eleanor Shaw--643. 200 & Over Singles-- Mary Amell--241; Faye Dow- son --239; Joan Scott -- 239; Eleanor Shaw--235, 236; Wan- da Durham--204, 221; Shirley Newman--217; Anne Mulder-- 209; Joyce Emerson--209; Mic- key Mahaffy -- 207; Eunice Stewart -- 206; Kay Murphy-- 205; Marg. Hayes--205; Vera Fawns -- 205; Marie Smitts-- 200, 204; Maude Vernon--203; Della Howsam -- 202; Dorothy McLean--201; Norma Jakeman i --200; Norene Tease--200. | Cancer Sociely Joins Red Cross Dealer For N eW In Effort To Recruit Blood Donors The urgent need for more the Canadian Cancer Society Blood Donors is pointed out by recognizes the constant require- recent figures which state that! ments of Cancer patients, par- while blood collections are up 4.2% over last year, the need for blood is increasing by 14% yearly. In their decision to co-oper- ate with the Red Cross Blood Donor Recruitment Program, Uxbridge 'Chicks' Whip Port Jun. It took Port Perry Flyers | two periods before they showed signs of being a match for the | Friday ! Uxbridge Chicks in night's game in Uxbridge. At that time Uxbridge was | leading with" a score of 6-0, in the third period the but | Flyers came on the ice intent | to make a better showing and! with 4 out-scored Uxbridge goals to 2. The Port Perry goals were scored by J. McMillan, assisted by Thompson, at the 8.12 mark, McMillan from Bradley at 12.28 Ball from Lee-Irwin at 16.05 and finally Thompson from Bradley at 16.25. Final score was 8 for Ux- bridge and 4 for Port Perry, The referee called 23 penalties. | ticularly children suffering from Leukemia, for quantities of blood over long periods of time as well as the generally increasing need for blood. Fifty thousand men and wo- men, volunteers of the Cancer Society across Ontario have been asked to contribute to a fourspoint program as follows: (1) Units and Branches are being asked to supply blood through their volunteers. (2) Units and Branches will encourage others to give blood in the name of cancer. (3) Units and Branches will be on the alert to supply volunteers if requested by local 'Red Gross Branches for loéal blood programs. . (4) A publicity program will be effected to give impetus to this endeavour at all levels of the Cancer Society. In making these announce- ments, Mr. Carl B. French, President of the Ontario Divi- sion, Canadian Cancer Society and Mr, C. I, Elderkin, Chair- man, Ont. Division Red Cross Blood Donor Committee, hope that this will be a further step in improving the blood pro- gram. :