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aN a ~ Bay (Ya NE RE HEL SER ae} So Fo H - : . ~ 4--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26th, 1954 LOCAL NEWS Those from a distance attending Mrs. R' M. Holtby's funeral were: Mrs, Beth Mills and Miss Francis Hollaway from N, Tonawanda, New York: Mr. and Mys. Wilson, Raglan; Mr. and Mrs. Downey, Myrtle; Mr. and Mrs, R. Kent, Newcastle; : Mr. and Mrs, Wm." Kent Oshawa; 'Mrs. Sutton, Peterboro and Mr. Lloyd Mof- fatt of Welland. 'Card of Thanks The Holtby, Moffatt and Kent fa- milies wish to express sincere thanks and 'appreciation to their many rela® tives, friends and neighbors for thelr kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes extended during their recent bereavement in the death of Mrs. R. M, Holtby. Also wish to thank Dr. Dymond; Rev. Mr. Wylie for his kind message and Mrs. Kennedy for her solo. Engagement Mr. and Mrs, F. A. Ballard, of Sunderland, announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Dona Joan, to Mr. Carl Roy 'Bagg, young est son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bagg, Sunderland. The wedding to take place in March. ; Births DeSHANE--Mr, and Mrs, Bert De- ~ Shane are happy to announce the ar- rival of their second son, a brother]. for 'Bobby, on February 17th, at the Community Memorial Hospital, Port Perry, SCUGOG CHAPTER 1.O.D,E. Regular monthly meeting on Mon- day, March 1st at 8 p.m. in the Lib- rafy rooms, Members have a treat in store for them in the persons of two Australian nurses who will be guest speakers. 1 Ladies' Weineiay 'Bowling (Too late for last week) Standings-- . Jets--38. Mosquitos--35 Sunderlands--31 Spitfires--29 'Helicopters--27 Lancasters--27 High Single --Mary McGregor--278 High Triple--Joyce Taylor--G60 Other High Games--. Meta Howsam--224 Joce: Taylor---212 Hurricanes--24 Mustangs--22 Bombers--19 North Stars--19 Flyers--8 Le The Churches ir HURC H OF THE ASCENSION ANGLICAN Rector: Rev. H. S. Swabey, M,A., B.D. February 28---Quiarua Gesima 11 a.m.--Sunday School 7 p.m.--Evening Prayer March 3rd--Wednesday., 8 a.m.--Holy Communion 7.80 p.m.~--Commination Service PORT PERRY UNITED 'CHURCH Rev. R. H. Wylie, Minister ANNIVERSARY SERVICES Sunday, February 28-- 11 am. and 7 p.m. Rev. G. Victor Levan, M.A., B.D, rs Th.M.. Guest Speaker, Morning subject-- "The Coasts of Caesarea and Philippi." Evening--"More Than Conquerors" Everyone Cordially Invited. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. B. D. Armstrong, B.A., Minister Sunday, February 28-- 11 a.m.--Sunday School. 7:00 p.m.---Fvening Worship - PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Douglas Sloan, Pastor Sunday, February 28-- 3 p.m.--Service, 4.16 p.m.--over' Station C.F.O.R., Orillia, "The Haven of Rest" Broadcast from Port Perry and Little Britain Baptist Church, Wednesday, 8 p.m. "Prayer Meeting. ALL ARE WELCOME PENTICOSTAL CHURCH Sunday, February 28-- 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m, --Morning Worship, 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service-- Wed. 8 p.m.--Prayer and Bible Study. Thurs, 2 p.m.--W.M.S, meeting.' i yy p.m.--Young Peoples. EVERYBODY WELCOME Pastor: Wm. W. Thompson lk bl = : SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST ; CHURCH Saturday, February 27-- 'Service at 2.30 p.m, at the home of Mrs. Stanley Gerrow, All are welcome : aes . ROSS AARAAARASAAAARRNRNS RR Honeydale The Honeydale W.I. will be held at the Port Perry Library on Wednesday, March 3rd, at 2.80 p.m. sharp. =~ The motto: Hobbies are personality out- lets. - The Roll Call: A favorite hobby. Program Committee: Mrs. F. Honey, Mrs. M. Jeffrey and Mrs, M. Hoggard and Mrs, A. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Honey spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M. Annis und- boys, of Brougham, : I CD | GD {SQ _-- | | (| _{ -- | | | CSD || | SD ( a UXBRIDGE, ONTARIO Last Showing To-Nite THURSDAY, FE al ARY 25 "Jamaica: Run" ES In Technicolor : starring RAY MILELAND and ARLENE 'DAHL : Friday- -Saturday -- F ebruary 26- 21 "The Naked Spur" 3 in Technicolor starring JAMES STEWART, JANET LEIGH ROBERT RYAN and RAL PH MEEKER © Monday- Tuesday, March 1 and 2 CLIFTON WEBB and FRANCES DEE, in "Mr. Scoutmaster" Wednesday- Thursday, March 3 4 "Fair Wind to Java" A} starring FRED MacMURRAY and VERA ROLSTON True Colour : PLUS bri "Outpost be Technicolor Y | School Yo 3 Fan) ® | 2 LAT int SVE : _ Coming Evenls ~~ Special Pictures public is invited to enjoy Koda- chrome pictures of England and Europe in the United Church under the auspices of Mrs, Hall's group of the W.A, on Wednesday, March 8rd at 8.00 pm. Commentator Doctor S. P. Kendel. Admission 2b Lents: Scenic Slides Monday, March 1, at 8 pm. M.P.M, Young ' People "to present Harley Johnson's Scenic Slides of 9,000. mile western Tour of Canada and U.S.A, also Y.P.U. talent; at Manchester United Church, = Admission, Adults 36¢., School children 16c. feb2p SATURDAY, MARCH 20 at 3 p.m. The C.G.I.T. are holding a Shamrock Tea and Baking Sale in Port Perry United Church, feb26 Star Free Concert A Star Free Concert will be held in the United Church on March 11, at 8.15 p.n., featuring the "Barry Town. ley Strings" and the "Four Gentle- men", Euchre WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 8,30 p.m. « The Oddfellows and Rebekah Lodge are holding a Euchre in the Lodge rooms, Wed., Mar, 3rd, at 8.30 p.m. Everyone Woleonio. Prizes and re- freshments. Admission 50¢. "All «pro- ceeds for C.P.T. Fund. Euchre FRIDAY, FEB. 26 at 8.30-- in Fpsom School, 'sponsored by the: Community Club, Silver Collection, Ladies please provide lunch, cm he 3% Entertainment 'MARCH 11-- Watch for Announcement of Special Entertainment coming to Seagrave United Church on March 11, Euchre © A Euchre will be held in the Yellow on FRIDAY, MARCH bth, 1964; sponsored by the Honeydale Women's Institute.- marb Weekly Cage Report (1. w. Parkinson) --The past week, especially the week- end has been a--most active one- for cage fans and our local teams met with both success and failure in the various contests played. PORT PERRY LIONS "WON THE LAKE- SHORE TITLE here Friday night when they .downed the visiting Bow- manville Kinsmen by a 68-37. SCORE to take the series 2 games to one. Playing at full strength, the LIONS got rolling in the second quarter and ran wild to take the contest in easy fashion -- TOP SCORERS WERE |GRIFFEN (17), WARRINER (16), RODD (16), and OWEN (12). HOW- 'EVEN BEING FORCED TO PLAY ON CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS our local LIONS were far OFF-FORM as they took on MIDLAND here SAT- -| URDAY NIGHT--taking a 6 POINT ADVANTAGE in the 2 game total- point series by virture of their 55-49 TRIUMPH. Having a bad last half, the LIONS came nigh to blowing an 18 point' lead-which-they once enjoyed --6 points isn't (much to take with them to the return game at Midland on Thursday of this week (and we al- go learned Midland was 'missing two of its players here) but we feel the LIONS can come up with a better game away from home than they did before their best home erowd of the season. BANTAM BILL CORNISH put on u real scoring spree at Whitby on Friday as our PPHS Bantams upset the strong Whitby Bantams 48-29, This was quite a reverse as the Whitby Bantams had previously trounced our lads at Port Perry by a 48-26 tally. The whole- starting lineup of BANTAMS (CORNISH, CARNEGIE, LEE, AMES and DOUPE) did a fine job, DOUPE and JAMES HOLDING down WHITBY'S hig guns and LEE and CARNEGIE doing the rebounding, as BILL COR- NISH potted enough points to sing- ly outscore the opposition by 6 points, However, our PPHS SENIORS just didn't have it and came out on the short end of a high- -scoring affair that ended 89-67 in FAVOUR of WHITBY. HENCE NO BOYS TEAMS will be making the pre-Easter trip to To- Port Perry Intermedite 'C' Title : ronto as ag been their custom in the passt two years. The experienced Seniors present and eligible for senior competition this year-~LAWRENCE, OWEN and WARRINER did a good Job as did young BOB GIBSON, KEN HALLETT, GARY: TUMMONDS, DACE HAYNES and JIM AIRD but Wwe lost players via graduation, age limit and academic standing that in- cluded® JOHN WALDENSPERGER, NORM HAUGEN, DON' HADDEN. EARLE * DOBSON, PAUL ,PEEL, SINC ROBERTSON, CARL -FAIR- MAN, EARL REDMAN, ete, and a achool team miss experienced players like. that. IF THE BANTAMS can beat our WHITBY .BANTAMS in-a two-game- total-point series they will have to go on to beat out COSSA 'A' SCHOOL COMPETITION for a CREST, According to SEC.-TREAS. N. A. BBacH, next year all schools with less than 100 boys wil-be classed as 'C' schools rather than 'B' and this should mean that P.P.H.S. lads will be playing off against schools approx, the the same boy enrolment, for the first, time. ~ STAR OF THE WEEK---Here we are forced to select the whole BAN- TAM cage team for their fine .show- ing in the 48-26 triumph over the WHITBY H.8, : -» -------- gr Scugog News (Too late for last week) 0 he Heid Farm Forum met at the home of Mr, And Mrs. T. Redman on bers present. The discussion was on "Production Control, or how to handle '|'surplus production on the Farm." Mrs, H. Switzer of Halliburton; a sister of Mr. H, Barry, is visiting her relatives in the community, Mr. Jack Barry from Robb, Alberta. He was accompanied on his trip home by a friend, Mi Tam Jones, a native of Wales. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Keefer of Pick- ering, and family, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, H. Barry. Mr. C. Carter attended the conven- tion of the Ont.. Association of 'Agri- 4 cultural Societies at.the Royal York Hotel in Toronto last Thursday. The Head Euchre Club was enter- tained at the home of Mrs. T:Red- 'man last Friday evening, by Mrs. A: Redman and Mrs, Alan Carter. All reported a most enjoyable evening, and first prizes were won by Mrs;-Al- vin Heayn, Mrs, Don Gerrow, Mr. Nel- son Reader and Mr. Jack Manns, The Review night of the Farm For- um was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Graham. . A lively evening of progressive euchre was enjoyéd with Joyce Heayn winning the first prize for ladies, and John Beckett first for the men. Irene Carter and Alvin Heayn were the low scorers. The next Forum will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Gerrow, when, the discussion will be the school tax rate. ; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ashton and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Rodman. 'Our W.A, will meet at the home of Mis. Jack Manns on March 3rd. Junior Farmers | The February meeting of the Port stitute was held in the Port Perry High School on February 19. The Junior Institute meeting was in charge of the president, Marie Strong. Kay Prentice demonstrated how to do invisible mending and each girl did a sample. - Don't forget girls, we are meeting to be held next month. The Junior Farmer meeting was in charge of the' president, Bill Lamb. John Gill led an interesting discussion on "Loose Housing". the boys. Kay Prentice was nomin- ated as a delegate from Port Perry for the overseas trip. The winner will be chosen at the At Home Dance in Uxbridge on Feb, 26. Ed Prentice then led us in a discussion of Per- sonal Problems, We were divided up' into groups and each group discussed the topics, then the secretary from each group took part in a panel dis- cussion. The meeting was then ad- journed, ' There will be an executive meeting on March 2 and all members of the: executive are requested to attend. Monday evening, with twenty mem-. We are 'glad to welcome home again |-- Lions Win Lakeshore * | OUST BOWMANYVILLE 68-37 Carry Six Point Lead Against Midland In a rather hurried-up play-off (that resulted from an error in the time alotted to declare a local group wigner) the Port Perry Lions swamp- ed-the visiting Bowmanville Kinsmen 68-37. to take the series 2 games to A 28-15, 50-28 and 68- 37; the' Perryites dominated the play after the first quarter and were never in trouble. In a rather wide-open contest : the Lions had an exceptionally strong second half and a good scoring dis- tribution that resulted from a fine- passing attack featured the contest. lads were Griffen ,17), Warriner (16), Rodd (16), and Owen (1%). Mac Christie, side-lined with a leg injury, returned to action and starred in a passing role. dinsperger and Brunton played well defensively. _ For the few who saw chis play-off contest, it marked one of the best performances our lads' have turned in for some time. MIDLAND GAME-- The hurried up play-off of Friday night left its toll (for something must have) as our lads had a rough night of it Saturday night when they took on the Grey-Bruce Int. 'GC' District $1 Champs in OABA play-off competi- '| tion. Before a good home crowd our LIONS really never got clicking and only "a strong defensive half kept them in the contest---~when it was all over--LIONS had hung on to a six point margin on points taking the contest 56.49. The quarter-time scores were all in favour of Port Perry and read 14-7; 50-16, 46-38 and 66-49. At one stagé the visitors were down 18 points but they got better as the game: proceed- ward the end of the contest, ~ Jack Griffen played 'another strong game for the LIONS as he came up with 20 points followed' by Owen, War- riner and Rodd with 10, 8 and 7: re- spectively, Storry (6), Wallace (4) scoring, On Thursday the two teams will go at it again, this time jn Midland and Midland who were minus 'two play- ers here will be at full strength. The LIONS' six point advantage, while small, is: encouraging and. if our lads make the trip at full strength and play a strong game they should earn the right to eontinue on in OABA INTERMEDIATE 'Cc play-downs. hi Leading by quartestime, scores 11-8, Big guns offensively for the Jiome' ANNOUNCING COMPLETE LINE OF BIRDS EYE. 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Eng, = - Engineer, Ontario County, Whitby, Ont.. mfr ed and had our boys hanging on to- ||; and Brunton a) rounded 'off the COUNTY OF ONTARIO - : SE [an TENDER FOR TRUCK Sealed Tenders marked "Tender for Truck" will To! re- _ ceived by the undersigned until 5 p.m, Monday, March 8th, "1964, for one five ton truck--complete with dump body and «hoist, Tenderers must indicate allowance to be made for a. 1941 G.M.C. tractor, presently being used in conjunction with a construction float. Further information, Tender forms and Specifications may be obtained from the office of the undersigned. . ' R. E. SIMS, P.Eng., : : Engineer, Ontario County,' Whitby, ont. Half Load Regulations Are In Force Cas on Ontario County & Suburban Roads * Effective MARCH 1 to APRIL 30 vehicle loads may not. 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