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LPN | 5 X65 oll 1 RRS 4 SN EY iOS ' SEES da Ret Blackstock and area Continued. Mabhaffy. S Larry and Beth Schryburt and family were Sunday dinner guests of Jack and Lasha Pikaart of Oshawa. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bradburn and Donald were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Whitfield, Mississauga, Mr. and Mrs. Sotosdemos- thenous, 'Mississauga, Mr. yourself' was held at Ennis- killen public school, Satur- day, November 19th, with the new Home Economist, Linda Caldwell and her regional supervisor, Heather Barnett. During the morn- ing the girls participated in activities good grooming quiz, bedroom storage problems and project evalu- on the girls conference at Guelph and Janet Parsons reported or) the National 4-H Conference at Toroiito. Caroline Carnaghan, Donna Lee and Wendy Guernsey received a County Honours certificate and pins. Anita DeJong and Lois VanCamp received Provintial honor certificates and pins. As and Mrs. Chris Dowson and Andrew, Port Elgin were weekend guests of Mr. and "Mrs. Ivan Thompson. ) Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van- Camp were Sunday evening Two victories for basketball team On November 15 port Perry visited the Thomas A. dinner guests of Mr. and Stuart school in Peter- Mrs. John Dowson, Port .. borough. Port won this Perry. game by the score of 72 to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Say- well, Oshawa were Sunday r ' bt ation. They watched a film usual each girl and leader guests with mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Avery Wiskin, © : ived a silver t * Laff ' : The changing face of received a silver €aspoon. Ted Kemp and Jeffery. Dsugys, up and Mis, Loon beauty". Each of the 4 Congratulations girls on Mr and Mrs. Glen Gibson po iret O on Baishivh sis participa. you tps yas Sontsy Pests of Mr. ra ed in skits and exhibits. - § . » and Mrs. Russe rmer. the course 'Taking a look at Anita DeJong gave a report Queens University and Mr. | + 0000000000000 ISTOM CARPENTRY Alterations - Repairs Decks & Porches Underlay & Tile Floors ;arage - Privacy Fences TERRY PAUL Photography 30 Franklin St., Uxbridge DRYWALLS & CEILINGS Custom Fitted Work for your Cottage or Basement. Also Repairs to your Home CALL: FRANCIS THERIAULT 985-8569 or 985-8111 Early Mornings or Late Evenings. WHITE WASH 3 Catherwood; Ron G. i" R.R.1, Uxbridge, Ont. 1 852-3449 8 Cedar & Pine Furniture 052-6928 . ) 25 Years Experienc " Nr a nen ency Weddings-Portraits | SPRAYING Macs Elictronics SALES & SERVICE T.V.'s & Sterens CB RADIOS - ANTENNAS TOWERS ETC. MANCHESTER, ONT. AT HWY. 7A & 12 PHONE 985-8043 | ,DON FORDER INSURANCE AGENCY 24 Water Street - Port Perry, Ontario 985.8471 CLINTS DOG ANALDA GROOMING NURSERIES SERVICES Hwy. 7A and West 1, Line [S miles east of Port Perry) Over 12 yrs., Clipping, 986-4771 Grooming. All work done by Owner - No Trainees. The longest COMPTON CABLE T.V. experienced groomer TV viewing in the Area. at its best TAUNTON at WILSON 985-8171 . OSHAWA 728-5723 985 Box 73 Port Perry im) "\T. PATTON ASSOCIATES Residential Design Consultant Architectural Drafting 296 Cochrane Street, Port Perry 985-2880. Oshawa 725-8724. MASONRY - BRICK Block & Stone Work Fireplaces a Specialty Mario Brienza 985-2680 Joe Pedro - Oshawa 723-2590 MIKE'S PAINTING INTERIOR & EXTERIOR Also Paperhanging PAVEMENT MARKINGS Calt Morn or Eve 985 8339 SUBMARINE ""Subbys LAKEVIEW PLAZA Call 285-7131 Corner 7A & Water St. | Walter J. Brown R.R. JONES SEPTIC TANK CARPENTRY PUMPING + RENOVATIONS Fully equipped to pump + ODD JOBS any kind of tank. Phone 985-3259 SEAGRAVE 985-3481 Carnegies Beach Contracts Available R.B. 5, Pert Perry. DON CORNEIL Auctioneering Services Sales At Your Residence or In Our Auction Barn R.R.¥1, LITTLE BRITAIN [705] 786-2183 Clarence's Mobile WELDING All phases of Welding & Repairs Phone 985-2589 1s WES LANE Plumbing: + and Heating iin 'ort Perry 985-2473 BOB POSTMA CARPENTRY Kitchen Cupboards Vanities Renovations NESTLETON, ONT. 986-4636 For Photograph REPRINTS from the Port Perry Star Phone 985-7383 Ontario Land Surveyor 30B Water Street South PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Phone: [416] 985-3600 Wedding Invitations available at the 985-2975 © . Woda Metal | |G ARY YOUNG ANTIQUE | | ™"imsissme Stripping & Dipping BE -- Pumps, Water Softners, Salt, Filters & Rentals. Sand & Gravel L. GILBANK _ HORSESHOEING & Blackstock, Ont HOOF TRIMMING |. --SERVICES-- iy Excavating Trenching 4 Prompt attention. Lots Levelled Sand Gravel Careful Workmanship Aggrenates Snow Removal Bernie Gotham 986-4962 985-2098 Port Perry Star Con. 11 East Donna _ BROOKLIN- ONTARIO 985-7383 .["Sucog Island Griffin 655-4936 SAGE | | Baker's Building Products ROOFING & SIDING Sold - Installed - Guaraiteed ALCAN DEALER 579-2231 :LECTRIC MOTOR » REWINDING & REPAIR MITTON ELECTRIC Telephone 668-2670 208 Chestnut St. East ] Whitby, Ontario. 4» V-BELTS - PULLEYS BEARINGS CHAIN-SPROCKETS = ht ia THOMSON HEATING Air Conditioning Air Cleaners Power Humidifiers Gas, Oil & Electric Heating 410 Union Avenue Prince Albert 985-3365 'VHygrade Fuels R.R. 2, Seagrave, Ontario. AGENT: ARVICE FISHER Port Perry - 985-7951 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE SS of : ; HEATING CO. Cl FREE FURNACE CLEANING & 24 HOUR SERVICE TOOUROIL CUSTOMERS Complete Parts Plan Call 985-3998 $16.95 per yr. 51, This 'turned out to be a very high scoring affair considering the fact that it was the first game for both teams. The first half saw the lead change hands sev- eral times and the game was tied 34-34 at the half. Port Perry applied some strong pressure in the start of the second half forcing a number of turnovers and gained control of the game. Leading rebounders in the game were George Cope, George Burnett. . Fedyk led the way at the guard spot. Top scorers were Cope 23, Burnett 20 Greg _ and Gord Simmonds 9. 'Port downed the Park Street squad in Orilla on November 18 by the score of 54-27. Port Perry tightened up its defense considerably in this game. Port fell behind 9-2 early in the game but then went on a 16 "point scoring binge to take an 18-9 lead. A lead which was never to be seriously threat- ened. George Burnett and George Cope led the team with some strong rebound- ing. Greg Fedyk again played a strong game at the guard spot throughout the contest. Top scorers for Port were Cope 16, Burnett 10, Simmonds 9 and Scott Wilbur 8. Broomball Brian's 4 - Blackstock 3 Brian's jumped out to a quick 2-0 lead as Dave Lane scored from Dean Beare and less than a minute later Steve Zaparazon whistled a slapshot to the top corner to beat Brian Dalton. Bruce Foote got the assist. Inthe second period it looked like Brian's would run away with it was Bill Peeters made it 3-0 from Jim McLaughlin, Blackstock, came fighting back though to tie it at 3 goals from Tom Wotten with Keith Dalton assisting. Then Donnie Toutant scored from Gord Bryans and to tie it up Dave Dalton intercepted a pass near centre and went in to score. Both teams played a close checking third period after it was tied but Brian's Dean Beare gave them the win from Larry King. Utica 2 - Trotski's 0 The first place Utica club remained undefeated as they edged out Trotski's 2-0. Jack Monsma put Utica out front with Tim Mitchell assisting. Mike Mitchell finished off the scoring from Frank Fielding and Keith Ellicott. Dennis Symes registered the shutout. : C& B 1 -Brooklin 1 The first period of this THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA PORT PERRY CHARGE Rev. R. Brawn, Minister SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27 10:00 Advent Service Church School PRINCE ALBERT 11:30 Advent Service Church School SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE Rev. C. E. Clarke . Rev. E, Linstead 9:45 a.m. Scugog 11:15 a.m. Manchester CHURCH OF ASCENSION ANGLICAN ~» Rev. R. C. Rose, Minister Hon. Asst. Rev. A. Woolcock SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27 Advent 1 ' 11:15 Morning Prayer Church School Dedication of Wardens . Wands ST. JOHNS, BLACKSTOCK SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27 Advent I 9:30 Morning Prayer and Church School ili Church Services contest was the goalies period with Keith Fraser of C & B's and Charlie Dennis of Brooklin both playing very good. C & B's took the lead with Ken Davidson scoring from Doug Christie. Brook- lin tied it up in the third as Murray Down scored from Ian Down. Prices rising Alfalfa seed will sell at over $2.50 per pound and trefoil seed over $3.00 according to the Canadian Seed Association. Even timothy is expected to go over $1.50 per pound. Brome is acutely short, in fact supplies are the lowest singe 1946. Canadian certi- fied SeodSgaimos non-exis- tent. Red clover seed is also in short supply particularly Ontario produced seed. We had the seed but not the weather to harvest it. Factors contributing to Ontario spot shortages could - be a switch out of corn with current corn prices next year. A fairly open fall in 'much of Ontario has resulted in sizeable acreages of land being plowed. PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. D. C. Payne, Pastor 9:45 a.m. Bible School 11 a.m. Morning Worship 7:00 Even. Hour of Praise Wed, 7:30 Prayer Mtg. PRESBYTERIAN culren IN CANADA The Rev. Stuart McEntyre SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27 ST. JOHN'S, PORT PERRY 9:55 Devine Worship 11:00 Church School Burn's Church, Ashburn 11:15 Divine Worship 10 a.m. Church School Hear Amazing Grace Sundays 9:15 a.m. C.K.L.B. Oshawa, Dial 1350 PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev. R. Batten Rev. I. MacLean 10 a.m. Family Bible Hour 11 a.m. Praise and Worship 7 p.m. Evang. Service ATR