The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

" Lions (Basketball) WIN 12TH STRAIGHT THE PORT FERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4th, 10548 Down Bowmanville 67-40 In First Round Play-Off JL 1mm SPECIALS, FEB. 54 fd. CLOVER LEAF FANCY PINK SALMON (1 1b) 2 ICI DOMESTIC SHORTENING TOMATO SOUP ., G SUGAR - EL Er PPT IY ITI I IT] aesese fas CAMAY TOILET SOAP RINSO DETERGENT : (large) KLEENEX, Medium and Chubby Closed Tuesday afternoon--Open all day Wednesday. PRINCE ALBERT DOUPE'S STORE ONTARIO 29c¢. # LIPTON'S RED LABEL TEA, 11 1b, i... ivy unssion 45c¢. 5 TOMATO SOUP ........ccoonviniinninnnnniniiniin sens PHT A 'Tor 26¢. 'DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE, 20 02... ihn 2 for 35c¢. +2 for 23ec. 8 CORN STARCH .......coocoviiiiiiniini Baeeriiisiins saetisiosesseressession 16¢. & OGILVIES' QUICK BISCUIT MIX HERRERA SH .47c. # CATELLI SPEGETTI, box ................... sooo A RAI 15¢. ; : ...4 for 35c¢. 5 rh in $ | Swallows . : . 40 3 | Martins a Hid "89 BI ROBINS ios oitssisisissssnssnssisnssossssissisnss 817 $2 | Canaries oii: resin esis 80 Crows ... 30 BE LWIenS cucinnnnnnnunmiaanan 27 | Orioles ..., 27 21 i | Cuckoos £2 | Budgies $2] Over 200-- w5retd | Mrs. Mark (Gull) coooooessssnssesnnsns 228 Mrs. Heard (Martin) ......oovvneinnenns 207 Mrs, Raines (Martin) ..........iee0201 PAINT FOR. BUILDING OF Hm EC PAINT GL ASS PORT PERRY ie 'ALL KINDS 'NEW or ADDITIONS Call Us Lar We are the best equipped firm in the district at first cost. Call Lake Scugog Lumber Company Lid. 1." PHONE 240 W ONT. 0 0 R S F R A M E GL tinued their winning streak to stay on the Stars who have been enjoying a | downed the Blow Kings 5-2. ASS ARENA ACTIVITIES THIS WEEK THURSDAY, , FEB. 4 at 8 p.m .--Inter-Community Double Header. 'Brougham vs. Uxbridge Greenbank vs. Peaches FRIDAY, FEB, 5--at 8.00 p.m. ~~ PUBLIC SKATING. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6th-- Bantam and Midget Play-Off Hockey Cannington vs. Port Perry 1pm. tod pm. Saturday at 9 p.m.--0.H.A. Junior 'B' Hockey Lindsay Jr. vs. Port Perry Flyers. MONDAY, FEB. 8 p.m.--Inter-Comimunity Double Header Comco vs. Brougham Uxbridge vs. Claremont WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10 at 8 p.m.--Public Skating The Coming Carnival at Port Perry TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16 at 8 p.m.' Public VALENTINE DRESS CARNIVAL Prizes for Best Costumes. More Next Week. Sevenaires 81 Carnegies ...... HEH 27 Knitters .......... Po -26 Blow Kings ............ we 22 Fitzjohns ........ RE, oe ; 21 '| Whiz Bangs 19 | Lucky Strikes apnnoanc.- 16 Peels ........ 16 Hilltop .......... 12 Dodgers .......cceirivrerenen. 11 BATE iii iamniiisivaimnimionsiiia 8 Rockets 2 Be iFlyers Drop Two : To Peigthars Jr. Peles : Ladies' Monday i Night Bowling » Mrs. McKinnon (Robin) .,..cciin 200 High Triple-- Mrs. Stata (Budgies) .....cvvinine 850 This marks the end of the second series. Tuesday Night Bowling The 7-0 ng 5-2 count is still the march for the second week in a row 1 as three teams walked away with a 7-0]. count while the remaining three win- ners triumphed with a 5-2 count. The league leading Sevenaires con- top of the pack by defeating the fail. ing Whiz-Bangs 7-0 The tail-end Rockets continued their winnless streak by dropping a 7-0.de- cision to Fitzjohns and by so doing continue to bring up the rear. Grant Gerrow and Les Virtue led the surprising Peels to a 7-0 verdict over slight rest after an exhausting first section, . , Carnegies led by Gords 636 triple The Knitters. who have been on the march in this section decisioned the Dodgers 5-2. The Hilltops who are also near the bottom of the pack edged the Lucky Strikes 5-2. High Singles--G. Carnegie 260; G. Gerrow 241, L. Virtue 241, H. Martyn 239, J. Hadley 232, D, _ Carnegie 231, Bob Jeffrey-229. High Triples--G. Carnegie 636, Bob Jeffrey 617, C. Popert 697, G. Gerrow 6596, Les Virtue 595, B. Hull 556. League Standing Farmers' Meeting sponsored by THE ONTARIO FARMERS UNION at g Scout Hall: Port Perry on FRL, FEB. 12, at 1.30 p.m. Speaker: RUDOLPH USICK Saturday, January 80, the Flyers met the Jr. Petes in the Memorial Gar- dens, Port Perry, and dropped the game to them by a one goal margin. First period goals were as follows: Port, Gibson from Till-Masters; Petes, Morrow from Ball; Petes, Karnes from Morrow. - Penalties--Peterboro, Mor- row; Port, O'Connor and Copeland. Second peiod--Peterboro, Ball from Karnes-Coyle; Frizzell from Ball. Port --Attersly from O'Conner;-Fisher; O-Connor from Attersley. Penalties: Petes--Ball, Frizzell, Frizzell, Port Fisher, Myles, Brodie, Dykstra. Third Period, Peterboro--Graham from Doris; Port--O'Connor from At- tersley-Copeland.- Penalties--Petes-- Karnes, Morrow. Port--Nil. MONDAY, FEBRUARY I1st-- Port Flyers again met the Petes in Peterboro" but with even greater de- feat. This time the score being 6-1 in favour of Peterboro. There was not much difference in the number of pen- alties served--Peterboro 6, Port 6. "It seems quite apparent the Flyers need to sit down, go over the method of attack; re-group; and start in fresh for they can. play better hockey, so why not! How about that Flyers? Men's Thursday Night League Last Thursday was gu beginning of the third and last series. All games were fairly close with the Legionaire's taking. Dual Streaks 6b points to 2. De Luxs downed Scugog Carps by the same score, 6 to 2. Firedomes won over King Pins 7:0; and Six Aces lost to Goode's by the same score, 7-0, High Triples last week-- : Wes "Stata 720; Bill Harper 662; Bill Taylor 643; Archie MacMaster 634, } High Singles last week: Wes Stata 267, 228, 726; Bill Harper 234, 224, 204; Archie MacMaster 268, 205; Bill Taylor 246, 202; C. A. Glass 238; Alf Dowson 227; Steve Edwards 218. Standing Firedomes .......... ' 1 Goodes .... w iN Legionaires .......iiiiinin, 6, DeLUXS ...ccvccvrirrinrnnrdtesserisens b Scugog Carps 2 Dual Streaks 2 King Pins ; : 0 BIR A ROR rr ising ities iiiiasiecsendisons 0 promr - Family Dols ~ Bowling There were quite a few absentees last week due to fllness, the weather, etc., but we hope many of the regulars will be back to-morrow night when there will be groceries again as prizes. We bowled as couples last week and Grace and Frank Hastings took home first prize; Evelyn and Wes, second; Jeannette and Elgin Hutchinson won the mystery score and Mabel and Jack Cook, consolation, Come on, you good bowlers get down here and give us some competition. Just be there at 7 o'clock Friday night and the more the merrier and the bet- ter the prizes! Memorial Gardens (Manitoba Farmers' Union) "Join the Fight for Farm Security" Winner of the "Trip to Florida" sponsored by Port Perry Canadian Legion was Mrs. Gordon McKee of Port Perry--Ticket No. 196. dropped there. "Hol" 8 The Cock and the Jewel A COCK, scratching the ground for something to 'eat, turned up a Jewel that had by chance been said he, "'a fine thing you are, no doubt, and, had your owner found you, great would his joy have been. But for me! give me a single grain of com before sll the jewels i in the world." The Canadian Bank of Commerce MORAL: It's far more o Important to have the things you really need, than to have luxuriés. That's why you sould do as so many other far- sighted Canadians do=build up a savings account at The Canadian Bank of Commerce, Then you will be sure you need never go without the necessities of life. Visit our nearest branch today. Hiration by Arthu einemann Edition of Aesop's Rackham, flan the | N9) Rural Hockey al Uxbridge Friday] January -29th-- The second game was a one sided event as the league 'leading Port Perry team whipped the Conico team 7-5, Comco fought hard, but were 'short, handed and not strong enough for Port. . Pollard came through in fine fashion for the locals clipping home 8 goals with LaBrask and Beach getting singles. Port scorers were Smith (2); Van Camp, Howie, K. Mark, T. Espanito, S. Espanito, singles. It was good to see Lorne Beare back in the nets after an absence of several years. Whether he will be the regu- lar for Comco or not, we can't say. UXBRIDGE - PORT PERRY RURAL LEAGUE STANDING wL TT Does not include Tuesday games, Port Perry 9 2 8 21 Brougham .... W909 3 1 19 Greenbank "71 8 2. 15 Brooklin ........ wT 4 1 15 Claremont 4 7 2 10 Comeo .vverevnein wd 9.2 8 Ux. Merch 4 91 9 Peaches A. C 2 8 2 Rural Hockey Thrillers « ». Thursday, Jan. 28-- In the fit'st game of a double header hockey game at Port Perry on the above date the Pt. Perry team were Claremont team, Claremont scored in the first period Wallace in the Claremont nets kept the Fort team off the score sheet. In the second period the Port boys kept pressing and at last were able to register their first goal.. Period end- 'ing 1-1. The third period was hard fought from start to finish with Port Perry registering their second goal of game at the 10 min. mark. Claremont fought back desperately and were able to tie the game with but seconds left to play. Game ending in a 2-2 tie. Uxbridge Merchants in the second game went on a real scoring bee to whip 'Comco team who were playing short-handed by a score of 12-5. Blake and Brethour of the Merch- ants were the outstanding goal getters with Sanderson, Leswick and Watt, all playing heads up hockey. held to a tie by the 'much improved and only the outstanding playing by |: Wed. Night Tadics Standings -- Jets 26; Spitfires 24; Hurricanes. 24; Mosquitos 23; Sunder- lands 22; Lancastérs 22; North Stars 16; Helicopters - 15; 'Mustangs 18; Kitty Hawks 11; Bombers 9; Flyers 6. High Single, Mary McGregor. 278. High Triple, Joyce Taylor 660, King Pin Lanes - Hi PERRY SCHEDULE OF OPEN BOWLING Open Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons, MONDAY---2 alleys--9 to 11 p.m. THURSDAY---2 alleys--7 to 11 p.m. FRIDAY---AIl alleys--9 to 11 p.m, SATURDAY--AIl alleys--T7 to 11 p.m. Sports Club Bowling both Afternoon and Evening. - : F. W. BROCK & SON $22.95 for .. $16.95 for . S295 for $19.95 for ... 5 oe $12.95 $11.95 $9.95 oe Le nah $6.95 I I EE } ET EE Nylon Wool --100 perceni-- Guelph February-Cut Price Regular 50c. ball for 39c. RUBBERS--Fur Trimmed All lines to clear at 33 1-3 percent off, TO Clear: "WIN TER DRESSES Big Savings - 33; to 50% off FOUR BIG PRICE RANGES LINOLEUM CONGOLEUM ARMSTRONG QUAKER RUGS Aylmer Pie Apples, 28 oz. tin . RT ee 29c. Sweet Treat Crushed Pineapple, 20 oz., 29¢. Flowérdale Tea, % 1b. ...ccoovvvcrerinnnn BBC. Giant Fab with free tin Ajax ......cooo.... 79¢. Mother Parker's Coffee Bags, lge jar 65¢. . Large ChipBo: viii 2 pkgs. 69c. Universal Cohoe Salmon, %'s .........0...... 28¢. Giant Rinso Detergent with Rose Brand Dill Pickles, jar ............ 29c. free scouring pad ..........ccovveriiven.nn 9c. Stokely's Tomato Juice, 48 07. ............ 30c. Giant Quix Soap Powder ................co... 69¢. Donald Duck Blended Juice, 48 oz. tin 33c. Cello Onions I TT LI TT TI TTT bag 19c¢. Amber Honey, 1 1b block ........ooviiviinnnn 21c. TUrNIDS iii inuniniainiiumnnidiiie, be, 1b. Wagstaffe"s Plum Jam, large .............. 36c, Grapefruit, ........ 5 for 29c,, 10 for 49c. Cherry Valley Pumpkin, 28 oz., 2 for 3le. Sunkist Lemons THREES Se 4 for 19c. Stafford's Raisin Pie Fill, tin ......cccoooe 3bc. Bananas ......... Sian Sustains db. 19c. Phone 43 , ES eT a Ce dei Po TI EE OR A Ne ene ST -- a a po tou TRIN Jee OE COT Ha ART a St BP AOR J . a lr dd -