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9 Bantam -- _ man scoring singles for Geer. * for Best. Prosser tallied for . 1-0. Kane got the winning 'Minor Hockey Werk is ap- rounding districts will "he won' by "some lucky" boy. We have this Tournament spon- be here himself. Also there will" be games 'scheduled all week and on Jan. 27 a' Midw will bt held for a Portable Sif fh tet © 1 SAE TN ERE el LAST ERA SILER MAY SL. VEO, 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Jan. 4th, 1968 Sree Cornel eM foil rs |) "5 FS YS BOR REST Wt Ay PORT PERRY * STAR x House League Action Rosults of Dec. 23rd -- Bantam -- Campbell beat Gibson 2-0 with Tomischin and Camp- nll getting the goals. Jeffrey and Gunter tied Young had four goals and McKean .one for Jeffrey. McCleod and Carnaghan had two each and Martin one for Gunter. Pee Wee-- Best thumped McCoy 9-2. Lackie had three, Stephens two, Dean 2, and Van Camp two. Knight and Leahy had singles for the losers. ' Novice -- Nightingale, led by Wack- ett's three goals, downed Mg Quade 5-2. Kane and Brain got the other goals. and Heayn scored for Mec Quade. Cochrarde: beat Cartwright 9-3. P. 'Cochrane "had" three goals, Van Camp, Willes, S. Cochrane, Hughes and Heard all got one each. Larmer had two and Crawford one for Cartwright. " Results of -Dec. 30th-- In a close game Jeffrey won their first game 3-2 over Gibson. Skinner two and Young scored for Jeff- rey, Brain and Phinney scored for Gibson. - In the. second gama Campbell and Gunter tied 4-4. Vanderby two with Martin and McCleod one each for Gunter. Campbell two-and Tomischin two for Campbell. Pee Wee-- Geer defeated McCoy 6-2. Taylor and Boneshanker two each with Jeffrey and Huff- Knight scored two for McCoy. In the second game Best won a close one over Cartwright 2-1.. Van Camp scored twice Cartwright. Novice -- ' i Nightingale (who wore their new Lake Scugog Lumber sweaters) edlged Cochrane goal "for Nightingale. In 'the Minor Hockey Week Jan. 20 Hockey fans don't' forget proaching and keep in mind thera will 'be 'some special games, draws, and tourna- ments on that week beginning January 20th to 27th. ) On Jan. 20th a Pee Wee Tournament has been planned and 8 teams from" the sur- take part. Trophies and Crests will be provided and also a wegk's | "Admission to the Dick | Gamble Hockey School will are very fortunate to gored by the Dick 'Gajnble Hockey School and Dick will TV for which tickets will be on ale soon. Watch for more news about Minor Hoc cy Nelson | Week inthe next issue. Jan; . second contest McQuade de- feated Cartwright 3-2. Nelson scored two and Jones one for McQuade. Williams one and Gunter one for Cartwright. Leading Scorers -- Bantam-- Tomischin 21 pts. Campbell 19 pts. Nesbitt 16 pis Taylor 14 pts, and Martin 14 pts. Bowling "MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Dec. 28th, 1967-- Iligh Triple--J. Owen--946\| High Triple W. H.-- B. Gibson--1752 High Single--J. Owen---368 High Single W. H-- B. Gibson--289. Triples Over 625-- ~~ J. Owen--946; J. Parker-- 789: D.: Durham -- 780; R. Hope--765; V. Walker--1705; B. Gibson--701; T. Chandler --~691; D. Butt--681; C. Watt --669; P. Crawford--666; F. Olsen--661; T. Eden--655; B. Owen--653; T. Thomas--638: K. Ashton--631; F. Hastings --634; G. McHugh--629; N. Middleton--620. . Team Standings-- Can. Tire : Stars E,W Causeway Kids Carnegie... , Don's Raiders Black Jacks... Middleton's Meats . Archer Pontiacs "Beare Motors . Eden's Lucky Strikes 3 ,-Dowson's Red & White 3 Hope's LGA... 4 hall ALC ES IE KJ CHRISTMAS . TURKEY ROLL . The:Men's Thursday Night Bowling Club wound up the first section of their Bowling Schedule with a Christmas Turkey Roll. Congratulations to the lucky winners, also to the very good sports who were not so fortunate. Thanks .|are Nin order to our genial proprietor 'of Couseway'Bowl-~ ing Lanes Frank Hastings for the free use of the alleys for the occasion. Aso a special thinks to Mr. Bill Mark and staff\of Ideal Dairv Ltd. for their help in distribution of the prizes. The Club takes this opportunity to -wish all sponsors of the various teams a Happ¥ New "Year. Best wishes to the staff of the Port Perry Star: and appre- ciation for their coverage of our Bowling activities. On behalf of the Club. Bill Owen. Sec'y Legion Pee Wees Win 5, Lose 6 "To date we have won 5, and lost 6. Since our last re-|" port the PeeWee team lost to Brooklin 10-1, won over Mar- kham. 3-1, lost to Stouffville 3-0 and bout Pickering 11-0. No prediction in 1968, just play them as they come. | "Next home game on Wed. 10th against Ajax. "| ended with the Christmas As- 'Port Perry 26, v Yionally good. Hilltop Herald Although the students had attended the school since the Fall many had not visited all the: new areas. Through the cfforts of Mr. MacDonald and students guides the entire school body ard staff were toured through the new ad. dition on Thursday and Fri- day, December 14th and 15. The tours were well received |- by everyone. The Christmas Dancé, spon- sored by the Student (ouncil was held on December 15th. A local group, the "Double Exposures", supplied the mu- sic and were generally well received. 'A Christmas, at- mosphere - encompassed the dance, which was fairly well attended. Although the weather was damp Christmas . Carollers from "the school kept their spirits and the spirit of the night aglow, as-they paraded through the streets:-op-Mon:- day, December 18th. The long drawn-out four months "of the school year sembly in the Auditorium on Friday, December 22nd. A few of the highlights of 'the programme are as follows: a few numbers by the school orchestra, . some. selections by the choir, and an 'on the spot' ren- dering of Jingle Bells by' the newly formed teacher's band. The students enjoyed the programme and. it was a nice way to end school. Our wrestling team, coach- ed by Mr. Burt, cleaned up on the Oshawa Central team 43-18. The boys, who are he- giniing to_'get into shape, looked good and with an ex- 'perienced coach such as Mr. Burt should 'be able to do well this season. "Exhibition Basketball Results Seniors-- Oshawa Central 112, Port Perry 36 Anderson Street 67, Port Perry 56 ! Port Perry 65, Denis -0'Conner-33 Oshawa Central 101 Port Perry 52 Intermediate-- Port Perry 49, Oshawa Central 42 Port Perry 50, St. Josephs 44 'Oshawa Central 48. Port Perry 26 Junior-- Oshawa Central 26 Port Perry 27, 'St. Josephs 26 ' Port Perry 47, Anderson St. 42° Considering these 'games were against City League teams the results were excep- Ss SURE PUREE Rt SSL SULT VATA Newcastle Edge Port 7-6 By Al Wackett Tuesday night turned out to be another losing night for the Flamingo's, a game they could have: won if they had played 3 periods of hockey instead of 2. The first period Newcastle opened the scoring from a scramble in front of the net. Port came back with a lot of hustle and digging by John McMillan who put it on to Mert McKee's stick, and Mert made no mistake. This seem- ed to spark the Flamingo's and they-put the pressure on. Dale McNenly put number 2 in for Port with a passing plav from John McMillan to Mert McKee onto Dale's stick. Number 3 came from Neil Pascoe to Carl Roberts to Jorry Taylor and Port were 3-1 in front to end the firs} period. The second period was Port's downfall. The check- ing stopped and the boys seemed over confident, plus Wey lowed Newcastle not only to equal the score but to go ahead and finish the period 5-3 in front. pointless penalties al-| Little Br. 12 8 2 2 Uxbridge . 14 7 3 4 18 Sunderland . 13 8 4 1 17 'Whitby 14 7 5 2-16 Newcastle... 14 7 7 0 14 Port Perry. 14 410 0 8 Keswick .. 12 110 1 3 The third *period was like the first, good skating and Port checking again and out- scoring 'Newcastle 3-2 with goals scored by Cliff Cradock from Bob Lee, Roger Moore from Wayne Venning, Don Cochrane from Mert McKee and John McMillan, Port outscored Newcastle 2 periods out 6f '3 but it was not enough to win the game. That. one period slump lost them a win they badly need right now as the season goes on. Future Games -- This Fri- day in Keswick. Tuesday-- Sunderland in Port. Int. Hockey League Standing GP The Christmas Meeting of the: U.C.W. 'was held at the -- Church on_ Dec 12th. The meeting was opened with a Christmas verse and prayer by the President, Mrs. S. A. Cawker, "An . appropriate "Dewetional was presented by Unit 2, Annual reports were given by various committees "and the Afternoon Units, Eleven baby layettes together with other baby articles were for- warded to the Fred Victoy Mission. : Mrs." Wm Sharpe delighted tHe ladies with her beautiful rendering of two Christman vocal numbers, accompanied. by Mrs. Frank Godley. Prior to the opening of thes meeting and during the Deve, | votional and lunch, Mrs. Dora Dowson gave pleasure by playing Christmas Carols on-- her electric organ Would those having Can- ada Packer labels kindly turn? them in to Mrs, Isobel Lee at | their earliest convenience on that our coffee urn project may be completed. Miss Arrianne den Boer was able to come home. a couple 'of 'days before Christ- mas from Toronto Géneral Hospital where she had been "a patient for nearly a month. Ray MacCulloch who is at- tending the Cornwall School of nursing and Ian MacCul- loch who is attending Water- loo University were home with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Dave MacCallgeh for the holidays, : Mr. and M Ernie Willer- ton. had their family home for Christmas; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Larocque of Cedar Creek; Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips of Raglan; Mr. and Mrs, Paul Larocque and Paul Jr. of Port Perry, Mr.' & Mrs. Ron Larocque and family of Oshawa and' Mr. and: Mrs. Manson Woods and family of 'Manchester. CEDAR CREEK NEWS Perry spent the New Year 'George Kilpatrick was~ af Christmas dinner guest of| Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cumm- ings afd family. Larry Larocque of Oshawa visited his cousin, Brenda Cummings, for a couple of days in the holidays and Brenda spent a few days in Oshawa with the. Larocques. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Keetch and family of Whitby visited Mr. and Mrs."Ron Johnson and family on Saturday. Allen and son, Richie called on George Kilpatrick. Mr.-and_Mss. i TY que and Paul Jr. of Port week-end with. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larocque. Ralph Somerville was a| dinner guest on New Year's of Mr. and Mrs. Art Gibson and fatrily 1 in ? Pony Peres. Dept. Of Agriculture To Present Series On C.B.C. ~ Ontario farmers will. again have an oppertunity to keep abreast' with the latest devel- opments in farming when the Ontario Department of Agri- culture and Food presents their series "This Business of Farming" over -the C.B.C. Network, January 9th, 10th, and 11th, at 10:30 ip 11:30 a.m. The program has Yoon di- vided into three sections, covering three important as. pects of Agriculture. On Tuesday, January 9th. the topic will be "The Fen-| ces are Coming Down". The program deals with dairy cattle. outlining some goor sound principles in breeding. feeding. housing. herd health and management. Some pic- tures of Mr. Earl Wilson's new dairy barn. near UX. | bridge. will be shown on this TV. program. The topic for the program 'on Wednesdav. January 10th, will be "No Sacred Cows". A critical look i taken at Ont- ario's . bheef-cow-calf 'opera- shown an this broadcast. feinate in the program. tions. including breeding, feeding, housing and manage- ment. Some pictures from the farms of Mr. Edgar Ward. Claremont, and Charolais En- terprizes, Brooklin, will he The topic for Thursday. January: 11th; will he / "A- Beats C". This program cx- amines the "jigsaw, puzzle" of success in swine farming. which includes breeding. feeding. housing. health anf management. | Specialists in-each of the above'topics from the O.A.C. and the Department of Agri- enlture and Food. will parti. alon« with practical farmers who will outline their methods of operation. Check The Label On Your Paper, Port Perry Council Minutes of a Regular Meet. ing of Comey of the Village of Port Perry held in the Municipal Office on Tuesday, December<12th. 1 * The following Statement of Accounts was authorized tor payment: ies Gen. Department 72. 12 Street Maint. .... 1,766.57 Truck & Tractor... 200.44 Property & Parks ... 104.85 Relief Dept. . 80.00 Waterworks Dept." 1,582.93 OWRC. : 25.00" $6,469.91 / The following Statement of Accounts was authorized for payment: ' Port Perry Comniity - Memorial Recreation Centre -- $26,519.78. The Clerk was instructed to write a letter to Sergeant Reid thanking him for -the mms Policing we have had since they have taken over and ex- pressing the appreciation of" Council. " RESOLUTION -- Moved by R. A. Kenny, seconded by P. W. Orde the following build- ing permits were issued: Mr. Vladimir Emedi, Lot 184. Scugog Street, new house; Mr. K. Emedi, part lots 241- 242 Ottawa Street; new house' Mr. H. Peel, part lots 80-81, Perry Street, alterations to shed." Building and Sewage regulations must he adhered, to where applicable. A resolution was passed that the Waterworks Depart. ment order a 250 IGPM down to 50 PGPM meter with week- ly charts, for No. 1 well at a cost of $935 less $50. tradg allowance. On a request of Mr. Tom Slute a resolution was passed to have garbage collection on the north side of Town be changed from Tuesday to Monday effective on Januery® 8, 1968 and that the Christ mas tree pick-up will be on Wednesday. January 3, 1068 and ad be put in thé Port Perry Star noting changes. * ¢ y [ ] LI) these - v -- A -"