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@, DRESSED CHICKENS Brougham Downs Claremont §-1 Broughar, led by forward Lloyd Pascoe overpowered Claremont 8-1 on - Thursday night in the. Port Pérry| Arena. The shifty winger counted four goals. Swifty Todd and Wilmot' Gates were 'the other marksmen for the winners. er Sanderson notched the lone tally for Claremont, It was the first meeting between the two rivals. | In the second game, right winger Bruce Paisley scored the hat trick as Comco downed Peaches 6-4. Johnny Lawrenson, Harry Lewis, Murray Grove and J. Thomas Potted the |- Peaches goals, On Monday night Port Perry routed Comco 11-8 while Greenbank outscored bin 4-2, ld ~ DOUPE'S PRINCE ALBERT - Seem AND RING IN. THE NEW ' WITH OUR WISHES TO YOU FOR A "HAPPY, HAPPY GONNA WOE NEW YEAR ARTA AIATAS 'STORE ONTARIO 3 EWE EWE WE TW WE TW TW TW TW TW TW 1 Cléaned Ready to Cook. Whole Chickens, $1.75 and up. BARBEQUED CHICKENS Roasted, Ready-to-Eat Whole Chickens, $2.25 and up. ALWAYS READY EGGS Grade A, 39c. dozen and up. OPEN DAY and EVENING 7 DAYS A WEEK Brunton Farm On 7A Highway at Scugog Road and 6th Con. NOW IS THE TIME TO INSURE YOURSELF AGAINST THE COLD Free estimates given on your-- v Hs sllmar ' COMBINATION ALUMINUM STORM AND SCREEN DOOR * Never be i) «+ «an all at so low a price! Made 'of 'extra heavy, structural type aluminum. Come in and see the Hollmar door . . . we have it! Install it yourse!f this week-end. It's easy! - i Lake Seugog Lumber & Coal Co. Linited Rod and Gun Club | On 'Thursday, January 7th, the Club will assémble for the first meeting of the year, in the High School. At the last meeting time did not permit' us -jcompleting our plans for the coming season. This 'is to be done at this meeting, All members are requested to attend. 0. 0. Hamilton. Cedar Creek Mrs. Roy Blain came home from Port Perry Community Hospital last week. She had an opstation for ap- pendicitis. The Christmas concert was held in the school on Tuesday evening, Dec. 22. The pupils put on a good program and their teacher, Mrs. Beckman and the music teacher, Mrs. Hastings had them well trained. Mr. John Green- wood was chairman, ---- David Wilson came home trom the hospital on Thursday. He will be in the cast for some time yet. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Corner and Grace, of Oshawa, were "Thursday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Steele and Elgin White. Mrs, Jack Holtby is ill with virus| pneumonia, Mr. and Mrs. Art Gibson, of Man- chester, and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mec- Coy, Seagrave, were Christmas Day visitors of Mrs. James Somerville, and- Ralph. Mr. and Mrs. W. Steele were Christ- mas Day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Slute and girls at Raglan. "Mr. and Mrs. Grant Kilpatrick, of Oshawa, were Christmas afteimoon callers at the Kilpatrick home. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Birkett and family were Christmas supper guests at the Spencer home, Danny Lee and Hugh Yee, of Toron- to, were Saturday evening visitors of Mrs, Kilpatrick and George. Mr. Wellington Somerville, Mrs. G. | Rosser and Miss Jean McClintock, all of Toronto, were Sunday visitors of Mrs. James Somerville and Ralph, BETTER SEE MOTOROLA TV 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. J ! MODEL 9 17T18 $21 95 Antennas installed from $46.00 tp. [Port Perry Electric PHONR 17, / Ladies' Monday Night League Standings-- Martins--22 Robins--18 - Gulls--20 Orioles--12 Swallows--18 Canaries--11 "Wrens--16 _ Cuckoos--9 » Crows--138 "= " Budgies--17 Over 200 scores--, ~ Mrs. Stephens .(Gulls)--283 Mrs. Cox (Wrens)--227 Mrs. McKinnon (Robins)--226 Mrs. Cook (Swallows)--224 'Mrs: Brunton (Wrens)--228 Mrs, Brignall (Crows) --220 Mrs. Hutchinson (Crows)--217 . Mrs. Herd (Martins)--201 High Triple-- Mrs. Hope--b41 Men's Thursday Night League January 14-- 7.00 p.m, Legionaires vs. Delux Goodes vs. King Pins =~, 9.00 p.m, Carps vs. Fire Domes January 21-- : 7.00 p.m, : Delux vs. Six Aces™ Goodes vs. Scugog Carps 9.00 p.m. King Pins vs. Legionaires : Dual Streaks vs. Fire Domes ° The 'Big Te Town" Version The following item is clipped from the pages of the Lindsay Post: "Frank Power, sportswriter for 'The Post' (Lindsay) -said recently that -Mr. C. Gerster; coach of the Lindsay Junior hockey team says that at a Tuesday night meeting the rel story of this year's Port Perry Flyers junior club was brought to light. Mr. Gers- ter says that the team will now be advertised as the Oshawa (Port Ferry) Flyers. : "This team has been ecritized in 'newspapers in-other centres for ing gone under the name-of "Port Perry Flyers when actually, other than one or two players, the team per- sonnel were from Oshawa. : In any case, the team, Mr, Gerster says will'be now known _ as the Oshawa (Port Perry) Flyers." ik. 2 SIE Sb Ve le Flyers Take Close Game from Lindsay Lindsay Juniors led Port Perry by two goals, well into the third period before the Scugog crew got rolling and edged the Lindsay team 7-6. Displaying the most frive and hustle seen on local ice recently, the Juniors outplayed and disorganized the Flyers through thg first period and set up a two-goal lead. On the play, the Jun- iors deserved two or three more goals; but Hawe, after fanning on Crawford's centre ice -bouncer, settled down to turn Lindsay back on many sure goals. During the first period, Geo. Kemp in the Lindsay net had scarcely i a dozen shots to handle, The game. was a thriller throughout with both goalies coming up with spectacular saves. During the first two periods, Hawe was swamped with shots at times. During this: middle session Lindsay matched Port Perry with a pair of goals each and a two- goal lead going into the third period, In the=final "session the Flyers' passing plays started to click eventual- ly to the tune of five goals to Lind- say's two. The Flyers tied the game at five-all by mid-period and went one up at the fifteen minute mark. Tommy Hutton put Lindsay back in the game with an unassisted goal at 17.30 and Lindsay carried the play in an attempt to rescue the win, Finally, with less than two minutes to go, O'Connor and Fisher broke away and scored what proved to be the win- ning goal. During the final half- minute of play, when Johnson was serving a minor penalty for: having | geven -men on the ice, the Flyers net and goalie were almost hidden by the blue and gold Juniors swarming a- round the cage. How the plucky goalie kept the puck out is still un- known: Tom Hutton was awarded a penalty shot early in the game but Hawe beat him. --Lindsay Post . RURAL HOCKEY UXBRIDGE--PORT PERRY RURAL HOCKEY SCHEDULE All games played at Port Perry Arena | 1st game time--8 o'clock January 4-- Uxbridge--Port Perry Greenbank--Claremont "January 7-- Comco--Brougham Peaches--Siloam January 11-- Comco--Claremont Peaches--Greenbank™. "« 7.00 p.m. ~~ JANUARY 5 Carnegie vs. Fitzjohn Dodgers vs. Hilltop Knitters vs. Lucky Strike 3 JANUARY 12° Peels vs. Lucky. Strike 'Blow-Kings vs, Whiz-Bangs Fitzjohn vs. Dodgers JANUARY 19 - 'Whiz-Bangs vs. Rockets Lucky Strike vs. Sevenaires Peels vs. Knitters JANUARY 26 Dodgers vs. Blow-Kings Hilltops vs. Carnegies Rockets vs. Sevenaires FEBRUARY 2 Sevenaires vs. Whiz-Bangs Peels vs. Stars Blow Kings vs. Carnegies ° FEBRUARY 9 Fitzjohn vs. Peels Rockets vs. Knitters -; Stars vs. Hilltops FEBKUARY 16 . Hilltop vs. Sevenaires Fitzjohn vs, Blow-Kings Dodgers ve. Peels Hag FEBRUARY 23 Knitters vs. Stars Carnegies vs. Sevenaires Hilltops vs. 'Whiz-Bangs MARCH 2 - Rockets vs. Hilltops Whiz-Bangs vs. Dodgers Lucky Strikes-vs, Blow-Kings MARCH 9 Blow-Kinga' va. Knitters Stars vs. Rockets - Whiz-Bangs va! Fitzjohn - MARCH 16 Stars vs. Dodgers Sevenaires va. Fitzjohn Carnegles vs, Knitters s r Men's Tuesday Night League - Second Part of Schedule : 9.00 p.m. Peels vs. Sevenaires Stars vs. Whiz-Bangs Blow-Kings vs. Rockets Knitters vs. Hilltop Rockets vs. Carnegies Sevenaires vs. Stars EY Blow Kings vs. Stars Hilltop vs. Fitzjohn Carnegie vs. Dodgers Whiz-Bangs vs. Peels Lucky Strike vs. Stars Fitzjohn vs. Knitters Rockets vs. -Fitzjohn Knitters vs. Dodgers Lucky Strikes vs. Hilltops Lucky Strike vs. Dodgers Sevenaires vs, Blow-Kings Whiz-Bangs vs. Carnegles Stars vs. Carnegies Whiz-Bangs vs. Knittera Rockets vs. Lucky Strikes Dodgers vs. Rockets - Fitzjohns vs. Lucky', Strikes » Peels vs. Blow-Kings ' Sevenaires vs. Knitters Carnegies. vs. Peels Stars vs. Fitzjohn Carnegles vs. Lucky Strikes Dodgers vs, Sevenaires Hilltops va. Peels - Hilltops vs. Blow Kings Peels vs. Rockets Lucky Strikes vs. Whiz-Bangs «| game as an entry in the Intermediate Uxbridge Wins Basketball Opener. UXBRIDGE--Whitby basketballers came to Uxbridge to provide the op- position for Uxbridge"s first home "C" division of the Lakeshore Basket- ball - League. Those present were thrilled by a see-saw battle that saw neither team take a commanding lead, but a slight edge in player strength |" gave the home team an inspiring 61-47 win in the late minutes of the game, . Danny Cu¢in led the visitors with 16 points while Ray Ball was close behind with'11, The other members of the home team, which hadn't a weak link were Ron Kester (9), Ross Barn- haardt (3), Bob Norton (5), Don Hewlett (2), George Smith (6), and Bill Lockie, "The Whitby. quintet was led by a fast.and accurate B. Jordan, who net- ted 256 points and Anderson who got 11. The other members" were Lyons (7), Carroll (4), and Ben. The refereeing was capably done by Earl Dell of 'Oshawa, and Dale Watts of Uxbridge. The next home game which will be played in the High School gymnasium against Bowmanville is on Friddy, Jan. 15, and those of you who like a thrill- ing game won't want to miss it. The rest of the schedule is as follows: Wed, Jan. 6 -- Uxbridge at Port Perry. Thursday, Jan. 7--Whitby at Bow- manville, Wednesday, Port Perry, 'Friday, Jan, Uxbridge. Tuesday, Jan. Whitby. Thursday, Jan, 21 -- Port Perry at Bowmanville, | Tuesday, Jan. Whitby. Friday, Jan. 29--Port Perry at Ux- bridge. Playdowns to follow with winners to be declared: prior to Feb. 16. Jan.- 13 -- Whithy at 16 -- Bowmanville at 19 -- Uxbridge at 26==Bawpanyille at Sian *'Miss Olive .Place 1s spending the holidays with her sister at the parsonage. : Guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Butt on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. N. Swain, Ronald, Hugh and Lois of Valentia. Holiday guests with Mr. and Mrs, W. Keen were Mr, and Mrs, Wally Keen, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walker, Mr. Ken and Miss June Billinghsih, all of Toronto. Mr. Ted Standish of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Laird Standish-of St. Jerome P.Q., and- Mr: Bernard Standish _re- cently discharged.from Military Hos- pital spent Christmas with thelr father. Te Miss Lorna Dure, Mr. and Mrs. Toronto, spent the Christmas week- Enid were Wilows of Carleton' z ~ PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, 'DECEMBER Bat, 19688 end with Mr, and Mus. J. 8S. Mac- Farlane, An enjoyable evening was spent Saturday at home of Mr. Standish when a large number of young people gathered to. welcome home Mr. Ber- nard Standish who has been In armed forces for past two years. * Mr. and Mrs. R. Reynolds and Leona celebrated Christriias on Saturday at home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cherrle of Scugog. Christmas guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs; Gordon Fishley were Mr. and Mrs. Neil MacMillan, Douglas Gordon-and Marilyn, Mr. Cecil Fish- ley, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fishley of Brooklin, Miss Eva Fishley and Mr. Al. McDonald of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rahm of Saintfield, Mr. M. Quigley and Mr. Clarence O'Neill.' Mrs. H. "Wanamaker of Port Perry spent- Christmas with Mr. and Mrs, G. Wanamaker. . A Christmas gathering was held at home of Mr. and Mrs, R. Reynolds on Friday. Those present were Mr, and Mrs." Ms: MacMillan of Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. W. MacMillan and sons of Glandine, Mr. and Mrs. M. Mac- Millan and family of Port Perry, Mr. Don Wylie, and Mr. A. Scott of Co- lumbus, Mr. and Mrs. N. MacMillan and family of Seagrave, Those who - celebrated with Mr. and Mrs. E, fr. and Mrs. E. Clements and family of Greenbank, Mr. and Mrs. C. Wilson and family, Black- stock, Mr. and Mrs. H. Gibson and sons and Mr. and Mrs. A. Cox of Fort Perry, Mr. K. Heron of Brooklin and Mr. R. Sommerville-and Mr. M, Be- lair of Greenbank, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jeffrey of Prince Albert, Miss Hepbourne of Oshawa spent Christmas at home of Christmas Clements and Mr. and Mrs. E. Butt. \ Miss L. Reynolds who is attending Teachers' College Toronto is spend- ing the holidays at her home here. Mrs. T. Rennick, Mr. Emerson Ren- nick, Toronto, visited on Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. B. Wanamaker. Mr. and Mys. M. Bruge and family attendefl a Christmas gathering on Saturday at home of Mr. and Mrs. Stinson, Bowmanville. Christmas ghests at home of Mr. 'and Mrs. A. Bruce were Mr. and Mrs, ~~ D. Clarke, Mrs. Clarke Sr., Mrs, Rol- ston, John and Betty and Mr, Ivan . Bruee ll of Toronto, Mr: and Mrs. M. Bruce, Lloyd and Donna and Miss Marjorie Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Moase, Larry and Roger spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs, Reg. Moase in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs: Roy Scott were joined by their family in a Christmas dinner on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott and family of Oakwood, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scott and family of Barrie, Mr, and Mrs. Beverly Scott and family of OsRawa, Mr. and Mrs." (. W. Clarke and Jack and Miss Marie Sweetman, Barrie Flyers to Playin Port Perry On nik 16 Barrie Flyers, Junior "A" Cham- piops of last year are going to play the ~Port Perry Flyers, Junior "B" team, in"ap Exhibition game in the Memorial Gardens, Port Perry, .on January 16, at 9 p.m. Proceeds in aid of Minor Hockey. N ARENA ACTIVITIES THIS WEEK FRIDAY, JANUARY 8:00 p.m.--Public Skating I--NEW YEAR'S NIGHT SATURDAY, JANUARY 2--CHOICE EXHIBITION HOCKEY 9:00 p.m. -- Oshawa T'ruckmen O.H.A. Sr. Port Perry Flyers O.H.A. Jr. "B"" 4--INTER-COMMUNITY MONDAY, JAN. DOUBLE-HEADER - 8:00 p.m --Uxbhridge vs. Port Perry -- 10:00-p.m.--Greenbank vs, Claremont TUESDAY, JANUARY 6th at 8 p.m.--PUBLIC SKATING WEDNESDAY, JAN. 6th--One of the BIGGEST Hockey Attractions Even presented in Port Perry. "TORONTO LYNDHURSTS "(Canada's Representative to the World - Horkey vs. OSHAWA TRUCKMEN - ~ Tournament) See the team that will represent Canada in Stockholm, Sweden next month, garbed. completely in their Canada Uniforms. Memorial Gardens hada a te al Ba Baba lf Bl fd doin WITH DE ITS EXTEND THIS NEW YEAR GREETING TO ALL PRAY THAT Phone 43 HAPPY NEW YEAR EPEST SINCERITY THAT OF YOU, OUR DEAR FRIENDS, THIS PROMISE OF A WORLD, BRINGING-ADDED BLESSINGS RIGHT INTO YOUR HOME. SUCCESS CONTINUE TO TURN F. W. BROCK & SON Port Ferey WE 'HUMBLY WE YEAR SECURE, NEW: MORE HAPPIER MAY THE WHEELS OF IN YOUR FAVOR. 1 2 FULFILLS ITS . . BE | \ RATATAT ATA ATARI AT AT ATT RING \ fence Be "BB" vs. ar sol on nl Lah BA