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ul 'King Pin Alleys Report from Family Doubles There were two_nice Picnic Hams for prizes at Family Doubles last Fri- day night and they were carried home & pet by Bill Harper's and Art-Cox's. The ~ prige for. the Mystery score went to Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Crozier and for the low. score to Paul Diamond's, | Players who bowled over 200 were Art |: Cox 269; Bill Walker 237; Don Crozier | _ 232 and 2183; Stan Bruton 200 and 215; E. J. Hutchinson 206; Bill Harper 205 and 227 and Kacey Harper 207. Don't forget to be out this week and win yourself a Christmas Cake Ladies Monday hit Night League High Singles-- Mrs. Hope (Cuckoo) 280, 249. Mrs. Lawrence (Cuckoo) 224. Mrs, Chapman (Martin) 214 Mrs, Mark (Gull) 202. . High Triple Mrs. Hope--657. . Standings-- Swallows--46. : Budgies--388. : Martins--38. Cuckoos--386. Gulls--84. Crows--31, Re 0. Wrens--22. Orioles--22. Crows--18, Next Monday night marks. the 1st night of the next series for the lea- gue and prizes will be given out to "the highest 8 teams. There will also be a prize for the person. obtaining the lowest score in the first game (without handjcap). "2 |Night League ! Ladies Wednesday Men's Thursday The Dual Streaks surprised the League by downing the Legionaires 7 points to 0 in three thrilling games. The King Pins took the Firedome's 5 points to 2, Scugog Carps downed DeLux's 5 points to 2 and Goode's |" won all three games over the Six "Aces for 7.-points. Standings after first night of the second series. Dual Streaks--T7 points Goode's--T points 3 King Pins--b5 points Scugog Carps--b5 points 'DeLux's--2 points Firedome's--2 points Six Aces--0 points . Legionaires--0 points High Bingle--Bill Harper 246, Gord Goode 247, Jack Hope 261, Ross Sweet- man 218, (Gord mark still leads with 298). High Triple--Jack Hope 6585, Alt Dowson 690, Wes Stata 569. (Wes Stata still leads with 846). The Legignaire's were not mention- ed in this report becatise of an off night? ? Night League Nov. 25 Dec. 2 Hurricanes ........ce.. nasa 54 59 SpItHIres «...vinimsnmimnennd 46 62} Jets 89 '| Sunderlands ........cu.ccii0000.86 41 Helicopters ......cuneninine 36 86 Mosquitoes .... w34 41 Lancasters .... wn88 8¢ 7a 87 North Stars ...... #7 29 Kitty Hawks ......cooonies n19 21. Bombers .......ouen. winenhl6 = 18 Flyers ......... NPR Tr 8 8 High Triple for section -- Louise 'Cinegle 619, Bruton 270. CKLB. Program "Schedule OSHAWA--DIAL 1240 nt wr MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 10.01--Obsession b. gad sign on FRIDAY 6.00--New 8.30--Guy Lombdrdo Show : 6. 06--Shane and Fletcher 9. 200 Newel a Minute age 6.30-- 9,01--Charlie Cha ae 6. 40 Hhane and Fletcher hy 30 ub Saludos 5 7.00--. 00--News TT in td ) 7.06--Shane and Fletcher 10.06--Kim's Korn - 9, 80--News eh Mon, thru Friday--from 10.30 p.m. on £00 Nows. i 2 : 10 het on Sport 8.10--Spo: rlane 0 8.20--Shane He nd Fletcher 11.00--News . 8.30--News EET 11.0 rts Finals --8, 35 hane and Fletcher 11. 10-7Tii%8 IRL NE 9.00-- 9.06--Morning Devotions 11,10--Jim's Place' 9.16--Listen While You Work 12000 rida: Turntable Terrace) 10 oe Pen Calls 12,06--Jim's Place 11.00--News | 1.00--News -11,06--Paul Calls 1.06--CKLB--Sign Off 11.80--The House of Peter MacGregor SATURDAY At ? ~ 11.46--Second Spripg 6. 50.-CKLB Sign On 3, 2 12.00--News : 6.00--New 12.06--News Jor the e Gompunity 6.05--Shane and Fletcher nes £ 12.05--Midday Melodies vs 6.40 Shane and Fletcher - 15: pra bt i 7.05 Shane and Fletcher I Poe '7.40--Shane and Fletcher b TR ah 1.05--Stop the Record Hi 8.00--News - ) : 2.00--News for Women ig 8 8.10--Sports 2. . Eg 15 Pretty Bt , Rolls 8 ane ne and Fletcher - 2. 46 Mon, Fri, Songs oto E Times 8. 8.35 Shane and Fletcher esday--. ew Tues., Thre Bab Bberly Show 0.06 Morning Devotions = -- 8. 00--News - 9.16--The Four Knights 8.06--Showcase 9.30--C.N.L.B. Presents == * 4,00--News i AS Keynotes t by Carle 5--8Sho 00--News a a he Christmas Window. 10.06--Honour Roll of Hits 4.30--Showcase 1050 Horalong Cassidy ER lub. 11 106--Colour Comics fou 5.30--News for the Community 11.16--8ports Stars of To-morrow NE 6.38 --Supperelub 1120 Toon Time : , 6.10-- Sports a oe_Midday Moloatiss ¢ 6 2080p, relub 12.80--News 6.56--Stock Market Report 12.40--8ports 7.00 News In 2 Minute 1245-1 Arm Fair v ¥ 7.46 Tuesds i 08 Nalody Round-up Uesdag: tone Baoviow 2.00--New Bon, Wied, Fri--A Melody 5.06" Keapor of the Flame SEE = leds Srp 49 -Showcase Eo 8,80--Report from Parliament Hill 00--News «* nd -@ 845--Blue Monday ; : S05 Showase \ ows 00. '6.10--8ports . : B06 Hilbiy Jamboree 8. 90_Rota ¥ing Rhythms 10; 06--Kim's Corner 6.46--Meet the Truckmen | -- TURSDAY 7 O)-News in a "Minuto : Silver 4 8. 30 Denn. Dennis Day Show 7 18 Musial M suts 308 Tit George Do It A 788i ie 880Lives of } Lime MT id Rane ouse 00--News HO Ne Boss Not Pay > R080iTR Ranch House ¥ WEDNESDAY lag S080 Ranch House .00--News in a iE i000 1d Ranch 'House 8 81--Hol ood of Stars 0--News : 08 Mystery House ¥ 104--Report oh 3 Sport ak « 10: 8 Rime Korner 11,00--New : ; THURSDAY 11,06--Sports Finals A is Paris 11.10--Jim's Place 5.08 Sports Forum i Sewre Place = oa (} y 9.30--Haunting Hour _ 1.00--News '8 10.00--News in a Minute 1 LB 8ign Off "> y : High Single for section--Rebecea | Other high singles are: Jean Goode (Spitfires) 227. Edna Starkey (Bombers) 230 - Betty McKee (Hurricanes) 227 Marg Carnegie (Jets) 227 Beth Oke (Spitfires) 226 Rebecca Bruton {Hslicopters) 220 Men's Tuesday Night League Sevenaires pfcked up another 7 points to add to their grand total. The Stars and Whiz Bangs are in 2nd 'and 3rd position yeb. Jack MacGregor called a nice game '| with 807. Phere were 7 triples over the 600 -mark this week. Gordon Carnegie, 717 (264, 21, 212) B. Hull, 680 (234,228, 218) ° Jd. MacGregor, 666 (807, 219) F. Hastings, 6456 (260) A. Cox 648 (246, 222) I. Boyd; 627 (243, 208) J. Christie, 619 (287) High Single--Jack MacGregor--307. Others over two hundred--T. Har- ris, 268; D. Carnegie, 242; B. Pollard, 237; G. Heaver, 228 (206); L. Hum- phrey, 228; H, Mark, 226; J. Cook 222; C. Butson 221, . uli . League Standing-- Sevenajres--b59 'Stars--46 Whiz Bangs--41 3 : Carnegie--88 ped Blow Kings--31 Hilltops--80 Knitters--29 Dodgers--28 Lucky Strike--27 ~ FitzJohn--18 elk Peel's--16. Rockets--16 The Turkey roll for this league will be held on Tuesday, December 156 | THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING | SECOND SECTION SCHEDULE December 17-- 7.00 p.m. " Fire Domes vs. Six. Aces Delux vs. King Pins 9.00 p.m. Legionaires vs. Goodes Carps vs. Dual Streaks January 7-- 7.00 p.m. Dual Streaks vs. King Pins Fire Domes vs. Legionaires- 9.00 p.m. Carps vs. Six Aces Goodes vs. Delux BETTER SEE Port iin id - Tk I ALL NEW FOR '54 WITH DOUBLE-POWER PICTURE New mahogany plastic table model. Stain, warp, fade-proof. 17-inch tube. Built-in UHF-VHF. New, improved 1954 model. Price includes Federal Excise Tax. +3 MODEL $279 95 : 171T16 [ Antennas installed from $46.00 up. If you are contemplating TV for Xmas order early as weather conditions are unsettled and installation of antennas takes time and fair weather. Order early and avoid disappointment. PHONE 177 MOTOROLA -TV-| -| Pete" Sulman is from Ryerson eaxlier Electric Here 10 10 4 { The fans saw their fastest game of the season here Nov. 27 when Port Flyers, through fast passing plays, piled up their highest score of the season. O'Conner set the pace by netting three of the counters followed close by Brodie and 'Attersly with two a- piece. 'The other scorers being Cope- land, Fisher and Gibson. In repeated fast passing rushes the Flyers made good their name and Lindsay found they were just mot In the right places' to stop that puck from winding up behind Hill in' the net... The Flyers own defence and goalie were equal in all but four trys made on their net; once Hawe in the net for Port succeeded in' catching what '| seemed tobe a sure goal with just his chin and shoulder. There were few penalties in the game, in fact 8 in all, 3 to Port and 6 to Lindsay. There was one near fight but quick work by the referees soon had it under control and the play went on minus the offending players. And so with the sound of the last bell the Port fans streamed from the Gardens happy at having seen a - good fast game of hockey. Port Flyers go to. Peterboro on Wednesday, Dec. 2nd and Lindsay re- turn to Port on Friday, Dec. 4th, so if you like fast hockey we will be see- ing you there with the rest of the fans in the Memorial Gardens, Port Perry. WEEKLY CAGE REPORT The past week has been a good one for three different. age-groups of basketball players, the P.P.H.S. downing Brock H.S. 39-20, the ns. Srs. outpointing- Brock Srs. 52-37, and our local Lions taking an impressive 65-40 victory (their second) in Int. "Cc", 0.A.B.A. Despite these wins we must consider the fact that in all cases the opposition will be much stronger, and all three teams will have to continue to improve or they 'ere the play-offs roll around. And P.P.H.8. lads must' have 50 per cent at Xmas. Sinc Robertson-- who recently has been needed at home--is no longer eligible for H.S. competition--but was a star in his first O.B.A. game at Whitby Tuesday. Several of the HS. scheduled "for Oshawa. Ht a Lions have an exhibition/ game bringin ih-the gvening to play the H.S. Srs. - Star of the Week--Jack Griffen-- the 1ad who has done so much for baskétball in Port Ferry during the' past years--and who came up with a terrific game in Whitby to lead his squad team to victory. King Pin Lanes PORT PERRY SCHEDULE OF OPEN ~~ ™ BOWLING MONDAY--2 Alleys, 9 to 11 p.m. THURSDAY--2 alleys, 7 to 11 pm. FRIDAY--AIl Alleys, 9 to 11 p.m. SATURDAY--AIl Alleys, 7 to 12 p.m. SUNDAY--ALIl alleys, 7 to 11 p.m. at Port Perry Public School Friday, | December 18 Carl Hiltz and The Ambassadors Music By-- \ Sponsored by-- Canadian Legi SPECIAL DRAW-- 24 * Trip to Florida TO TAKE PLAC ONLY 1000 TICKE on, Port Perry or $500. 00 Cash AT 12.00 P.M. AT $1.00 EACH ADMISSION TO DANCE--$1.00 PER COUPLE # Port Flyers win 4 Port P Port Perry Lions came up with their second straight win in the local Int. "C" loop, as they roared to a 65-40 triumph over the Whitby Panthers in Whitby on Monday night. 'Coming up with a strong 1st quarter to run up a 23-9 lead, they played heads up ball to keep well out in front the whole game. Griffen' and Waldins- perger 'led the first quarter drive for the Lions with 7 points each while Bud Warriner picked up 6. Jordan was the best man for the Panthers getting 6 points during the first 10 minutes. Whitby had their best showing in the second stanza as they counted 10 points to the visitors' and cut the margin to 32-19. During the second quarter, track star Bell of the Pan- thers potted 6 points for the home crew, with the visitors scoring, such as it was, being well scattered. In the third session, the Perryites took over, scoring 14 points, led by Jack Griffen, while the best Whitby had to offer was Jordan's brace of baskets -- the Panthers garnering a total of 8--during this time. + The final quarter saw the home lads switch to man-to-man defense in an attempt to shake off their scor- ing slump and while they did tally 12, the Lions came up with 17 points, coming out on the long end of a 65- 40 count at the final whistle. Dur- ing this final quarter, George Rodd finally beat the scoring jinx that the Whitby court had held on him, to sink 8 baskets and give a total of 8 for the night--4 better than he could manage during his high school days or two years ago when he was a mem- ber of the first Lions team. How- ever the lad who stole the show dur- ing the last 10 minutes was Fort Perry rookie Sinc Robertson, who playing in his first OBA game, sct up several baskets and counted one THE PORT, PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8rd, 1968--5 gv Lions Win Again | Triumph Over Whitby Panthers himself. Jordan with 5 and McLeod with 4 led the homesters' final drive. . In all fairness to Whitby Panthers, it should be noted that they were play- ing with very little pre-season prac- tice and before play-off time they will be a strong contender, The Panthers have most of their seasoned veterans back, plus the addition of speedy Bell, who undoubtedly will attract plenty of attention, both at home and away. From the winners' standpoint, every member lon the team hit the scoring column, led by Griffen with(17. This coupled with a strong team defensive effort, indicates a better balance than Port Perry has had in past seasons. Port Perry Flyers Downed 10-6 The Eagles neted three goals in the first period to lead the Flyers in the scoring throughout the game. Mas- ters neted two at the beginning of the second period but Port were unable to stay with the Eagles, mainly because of penalties which made them short handed and thecsecond period ended 9 to 3 as Myles succeeded in gaining another for the Flyers. The third period saw O'Conner net two for the Flyers only to have the Eagles sink .another and while the Flyers gained. one more on a pass from Romanuk to Copeland who neted it, the bell rang ending the game in favour of Peterboro Eagles. Dropping _ this game puts Lindsay in Eirst place with Port and Peter- boro tieing for second, so Friday ; nights game with Lindsay, here, will no doubt see the Flyers back in there playing their best to get back lost ground. See you there. IL. W. Parkinson The highlight of the week for local cage fans has been the formation of the Lakeshore Amateur Basketball Association (affiliated with tht O.A. B. A.) and the inclusion in this league of the Port Pery Lions. The team Perry Lions will, by now have played their first league game, All interested are reminded of the basketball referee's clinic slated for Oshawa Central High School, Satur- day, Dec. 12. Star of the eh NOT Haugen, who has been dding sugh a fine job handling the youngsters on Saturday afternoon and at the same time giv- ing them some e excellent coaching. Track and and Field Peport At our last Track and Field general ance and our temporary committee of I. Parkinson (Pres.), G. Porter (1st vice-pres, and track coach) and J. Waldinsperger (sec. - treas.) was in- creased by the addition of the follow- ing directors--R. Moorehead; I. Boyd; Mrs. Haugen; Miss Nasmith; Mr, def: ford. and members is being called for early an dmembers is being called for early mediate business will be effected af- ter the discussion of our last meeting. At the past meeting the following events were officially' added to or changed from our past record list of events for participation in our two annual meets--boys under 9 (60 yd. dash); boys 9 and 10 (60 yd. dash, st. bd. jp.) Boys 11 and 12 (100 yd. dash, hs.j., p.v.); Jr. Boys (hs.j.); Sr. Boys (discus~and javelin); Girls under 9 (60 yd. dash not 175, st. bd. jp.) Girls 9 and 10 (50 yd. dash not 75, st, bd. jp.) Girls 11 and 12 (st. bd. jp.) Int. Girls (100 yd. dash); Sr. Girls (100 yds' and 220 yok all might easily fall by the wayside | cage stars will be Sy esenting PP { CHRISTMAS GIFT CENTRE GIFTS - TOYS - LADIES' WEAR, MEN'S WEAR SHOES - DISHES - HOME FURNISHINGS SLIPPERS ssesscisrsns RUBBERS GIRLS' TEDDY BOOTS TOOKE SHIRTS SHIRTS .... .$3.95, "HAND BAGS LADIES' .. 'BLACK and BROWN PANTIES--Rayon with Lace Trim Small, Medium and Large SLIPS--Lace Trimmed Rayon, (14 to 20) and (36 to 44) -- CHILDREN'S EMBROIDERED WOOL MITTS, $1. 00 pair " esses idesersrerssenssniractrsnene LADIES' TEDDY BOOTS ..... "sess. : $4.95, $5.95 TIES SILK SCARVES--Squares and Oblongs, ~ BOXED HANKIES--Children's Sa TIADIBE ciiiiininiiniiiisicisisiirtrisssisnarpsine 75¢c. and $1 00 BOWLING SHOE BAGS ZIPPERED PLASTIC, PLAID IMPORTED KID GLOVES eivsststtiinirirsiesisnirierserisis $3.95 pair RHINESTONES, SEQUINS, PEARL BEADS, 15, 25¢c. pkg. SAVAGE SHOES for Children "ees rentrenaies sesscnssnans |. PANTIES and SLIPS Weekly Cage Report representing -our district, the Port . meeting several adults were in attend- ° December at which time certain im-' a renee. D9€, and 75c. 1 LIOR enn $2.98 and 32.08 : crtssnrs nian $1.19, $2.50, $4.25 $2.50, $3.95, : 3 95 EL EH HR ven n $0. 95. Hariri itinig $5.50 GOODRICH and BATA RUBBERS, in a large assortment and TIES veaivin $1.50 and $2.00 Jenn $31.35 to $3.75 and LEATHER, Black, Wine, Brown, Tan, Green, $3. 95 to $12.95 $1.75 each oT Arrow Peaches, Standard 20 oz. tin, CHRISTMAS CANDY .. 2 for 37c. Hard Mixture, 1b. .......ccovevvinririnnnnnns 39c. Culverhouse Tomato Juice, 48 oz. tin, 25c. French Creams, Ib. ........cceevrvenvvninnnas 49¢ Aylmer Cr. of Mushroom Soup, 2 for 3lc. Cocoanut Bon Bons, Ib. .........ccooeu...... 59c. Colleen Peas, Choice Quality Chocolate Mixture, Ib. ...................... fen BOC, 20 oz. tin .......cicninniiiiiin 2 for 39c. Chocolate Drops, lb. ............c.cocvvriennnnnen. 49c. Maxwell House Instant Coffee Jorge jar Satinettes, Ib. .........coooceriiiniiiivnnn. 49c. al $1.64 Creams and Jellies, Ib. .............cccooeec.... 39c. Old English Plum Pudding,... i Pr tin 69c. Jelly Bells, b. .....0..... cco viieireririrninn, 39¢ Brazil Nuts,................ veins] 1b, bag 53c. CONAY CANES .........ooommmmormsrssssossrssns 5c. Diamond Walnuts, large size, 1 Ib. bag 53¢c. Pop Corn with prize, bag ........................10c. Mixed Nuts, 1 1b. BAZ ..i...vcimmmrernnnnns «.49¢. © |* Juicé Oranges, dozen ......................... 39¢ Christmas Crackers, 12 in box ........... 39¢. Pink' Grapefruit ........................... i for 29c. F. W. BROCK & SON Phone 43 Port Perry i I es RAT ON TS as MI Sa A Tih at mt a a pr, pA i