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Port Community House League HOCKEY GAME JAN. 1, 2.00 p.m. Line-Up TOWN TEAM--D, Munch, P. Clarke, R. Cawker, R. Haynes, W. Oke, G, Menzies, J. Burnett, A. Kight, R. - Carnegie, J, Carnochan, I. Luke, W. Chapman, A. Armour, G. Starkey. : COMMUNITY TEAM--P, Malloy, S Fralick, D. McMillan, G. Edgar, N. J. Chapman, Wanamaker, R. Parry, R. Leach, R. Huntley, W. Foster, T. Chandler, A VERRAN 33 EPEAT I BF Club NEW YEA McArthur, A. Spears, J. Moore, A Fulford, R. Edger. Players Arrive at 1.30 p.m. Come and see Stars in the Making. These are your boys, so.bring yourself and company. Admission -- Donation in Bottle at door. Regular Season Starts-- > January 8th-- 8 am.--Leafs vs. Canadians 9 a.m.--Red Wings vs. Bruins 10 a.m.--Rangers vs, Hawks FIRST ELECTRIC RANGE The world's first electric cooking range was developed in Canada in 1898, 2080808080808 080008080 Motion OSOR0S080808080902000 9 PASTOR'S RECOMMEND: ally recommend this picture DE Ee OR ROR OROS0RONOROR0S 0000080000 808090009000008080808: Friday, Dec. 31 - ssn MATA EEL NEW YEAR'S EVE RALLY VENTURE INTD FAITH Full length Feature -- In Glorious Technicolor starring DR, ORAL ROBERTS "Venture into Fairth" is a heart warming family love story of a young couple who raised a boy only to have him ? stricken with the deadly disease called T.B. I would person-* ¥ to all that are reaching out after Faith. ; - PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Pictures [ & to both young and old . . . Pastor L. A. Faulkner. 9.00 p.m. | WE THANK YOU FOR THE CONFIDENCE YOU HAVE PLACED-IN US THIS PAST YEAR AND EXTEND TO YOU ALL OUR VERY BEST WISHES FOR A Happy and Prosperous N ew Year from the MANAGEMENT BEARE MOTORS LTD. DODGE AND DESOTO SALES and SERVICE WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES ALLIS-CHALMERS EQUIPMENT EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS AND STAFF OF Hawe a Shutout The third meeting of the Port Fly- ers and Peterboro Jrs. found the tab- les turned once again in favour of the Flyers, thus placing the two teams in a tie position for the top place. Ross Hawe in Port's net turned in a shut out while his team mates rack- ed up 4 goals against the Petes. : The first period of play opened very fast and the only récording was in the Penalty box. Both teams served a total of 10 penalties but scored no goals--Bishop (trip), Romanuk (bro: ken stick), Neil (elbow), Fisher (trip) Johnston (roughing) Neil (trip), Hook (roughing), Brooks (antagonizing another player), Frizzelle (slash) and Ball (slash). When the Flyers took the ice in the second period it took them but 69 seconds to put the disc in the net to complete a nice play by Fisher, Neil and Bishop, with Bishop making the tally. Cornish made the second tally at 2,60 on a pass from Renick and from then until the end of the period no more goals were netted. Petes served 2 penalties and Port 3, In the third period the Pete's tried for a come back but the Flyers lived up to their name by checking-them to a standstill and at the same time waiting for the breaks, which resulted in them adding 2 more goals. First goal was at 7.60 when Fisher : passed to Dickson, who in turn passed | over to Attersley who's shot bulged the twine for the third tally. Fourth and final goal of the game ) was at the 156.46 mark, Port having the puck in Pete's end, Fisher made a rink wide pass to Johnston on the opposite wing and even though he was in position where he could only let fly with a backhand, he scored the longest range goal of the night to end the game 4 to 0 for Port. Each team served 4 penalties in the last period and while the Pete's tried hard to break through the Flyers lines they were no match for the fast hard back-checking carried out by the Port team. Peterboro return to Port Perry to- night, Thurs, Dec. 30, and you can be sure that it will be a game not to miss. Men's Thursday Night Bowling Schedule JANUARY 6-- 7 p.m. . Fitzjohns--Goode Six Carnegie--Blow Kings Mud Cats--Lucky Strike 9 p.m. DeLuxe--Stars - Red Caps--Dodgers Carps--Legion JANUARY 13-- 7 p.m. Red Caps--Stars Carnegie--Dodgers Mud Cats--Carps 9 p.m. Lucky Strjke--Blow Kings Goode Six--Legion .DeLuxe--Fitzjohns JANUARY 20-- 7 p.m. Legion--Fitzjohn DeLuxe--Red Caps Stars--Dodgers 9 p.m, Carps--Goode Six Carnegie--Lucky Strike Mud Cats--Blow Kings JANUARY 27-- 7 p.m. Carnegie--Carps Goode Six--Mud Cats Fitzjohns--Red Caps 9 p.m. Dodgers--DeLuxe Blow Kings--Stars Legion--Lucky Strike Mr. Bottrell and Staff take this | opportunity to extend their sincere wishes for a PROSPEROUS and HAPPY NEW YEAR to all their many Customers and Friends DOMINION STORES LID. PORT PERRY ONT. FEBRUARY 8-- 7 p.m.--Blow Kings--Dodgers Fitzjohns--Stars DeLuxe--Goode Six 9 pm. Mud Cats---Legion Lucky Strike--Carps Red Caps--Carnegie FEBRUARY 10-- 7 pm. Mud Cats--DeLuxe Carps--Blow Kings Dodgers--Lucky Strike 9 p.m, Fitzjohns--Carnegie Legion--Red Caps Stars--Goode Six FEBRUARY 17-- 7 p.m. Stars--Legion Lucky Strike--Fitzjohns Goode Six--Carnegie 9 p.m, Blow Kings--Red Caps Carps--DeLuxe Dodgers--Mud Cats FEBRUARY 24-- 7 pm. DeLuxe--Lucky Strike Red Caps--Goode Six Blow Kings--Legion 9 p.m. Carps--Dodgers Mud Cats--Kitzjohns Carnegie--Stars MARCH 3-- 7 pm. Goode Six--Blow Kings Dodgers-- Legion Red Caps--Mud Cats 9 pm, Stars--Lucky Strike DeLuxe--Carnegie Fitzjohns--Carps MARCH 10-- 7 pm. Lucky Strike--Red Caps Stars--Carps Legion--DeLuxe 9 pm. Carnegie--Mud Cats Fitzjohns--Blow Kings Goode Six--Dodgers MARCH 17-- : 7 p.m, Dodgers--Fitzjohns Legion--Carnegie Lucky Strike--Goode Six 9 pm. Red Caps--Carps Stars--Mud Cats Blow Kings--DeLuxe Inter-County Asks Oshawa to Join GALT--Six teams filed entries in the Intercounty Senior Baseball Lea- gue for the 1956 season at a '"declara- tion" meeting of club operators here. Galt, Brantford, London, St. Thomas and Kitchener representatives posted the $60 entiy fee last Wednesday night. The meeting waived a clause in the constitution whereby new teams seeking admittance must receive a unanimous vote of approval, to per- mit Oshawa to rejoin the loop. Oshawa played in the league in '62 on a temporary franchise but was re- Jected last season. The eastern club's return will round out a six-team loop making up for the loss of the Guelph- Waterloo team. Waterloo was not represented at the meeting, which was the final one for declaring entries, and Guelph will suspend operatiohs for one season at least. DEFEAT MOTION A notice of motion by Don Gallinger of Kitchener which would have strip- ped Guelph of its players and other rights under the franchise agreement for failure to enter a club for next season was defeated. The Guelph club will be entitled to dispose of its play- ers--at a price--to other teams for the 1956 season. The players will re- vert back to Guelph at the end of the season, The majority of teams favored a lighter schedule for the new season, comprising 40 games. Brantford was the only club which asked for double- headers. Higher cost of operation and sagging attendance were the contri- |¥ buting factors in the desired cutback to a shorter schedule. Markham Girl, 10 Shot in Mouth . MARKHAM, Ont.-- A 10-year-old girl was accidentally shot through the |} mouth by her younger brother as she sat at the family tree opening pres- | ents on Christmas morning, Betty Walker slumped to the floor amid a pile of gay ribbons and wrap- | § pings when the brother, Jimmy, 7, dressed In a new cowboy outfit, picked up a rifle and it discharged. The bullet crashed into Betty's teeth and lodged in the roof of her mouth, Constable Ronald Dukes of Markham township police rushed the girl at speeds up to 80-miles an hour to Toronto East General Hospital. The bullet was removed and Betty later reported in "satisfactory condition." The accident happened after Jimmy's older, brother, Kenneth, 17, returned from target practice and placed the rifle on a couch. Port Bantams Win Exhibition Game An their first game of the season, Port Bantams eked out a 2-1 score against Brooklin, This being an Exhibition game it gave us a chance to view them in action. With a few kinks straighten. ed out, the boys should make out all right this season. The Port Goal Getters were G. Fd- gar and W, Oke. Saturday Morning Hockey -- List of Teams and Players CANADIANS--Owen, Coach G. Menzies; A, McArthur; D. Milne; D. Kyte; J. Moore; 8S. Fralick; W. Chapman; D. Moore; R. Edgar; G. Edgar; W. McLaughlin; B. Dowson; T. Chandler; F. Kyte; J. Harper; A. Webster, LEAFS8--McMillan, Coach, R. Parry; C. Weaver; I, Luke; G Porter; A. Leach; R. Locke; D. Mor- ton; I. Beare; R. Leach; M. Miller; R. Weaver; T. Cawker; J. Malloy; P. Malloy; R. Leach. RED WINGS--Naples - Howey, coach R. Huntley; R. Haynes; J. Carno- chan; N. McLeod; M. Randall; W. Oke M. Davidson; B. Fulford; B. Oke; R. Clarke; D. Gibson; L. Davidson; A. Fulford; J. Carnegie; K. Boyd; D. Henderson. BRUINS--Wallace, Coach. P. Clarke; J. Chapman; R. Carnegie G. Starkey; J: Pickard; L. Hoskin; M. Spears; L. Lee; R. Hoskins; Ballingal; R. Dowson; G. Carnochan; J. Frann- sen; Jefford; N. Raines; B. Simpson. HAWKS--Carnegie, Coach, A. Kight; R. Cawker; D. Munch; E. Andrews; A. Raines; A. Cobb; G. Carnegie; F. Tease; M. Terrett; J. Warren; J. McMillan; B. 'Snelgrove; J. Burnett; R. McNeil; J. Gray. RANGERS--Warriner, Coach. I. Spears; W. Foster; N. Wanamak- er; A. Armour; G. Tummonds; R. Stevens; B. Abraham; C, Hastings; A. Spears; D. MacDonald; R. Vernon; D. Dowson; D. McMillan; F. Tobin; M. Elford. Mara Council [s Returned ORILLIA--With only one excepton the same men who represented Mara township ratepayers in 1964 will serve again in 1966. Returned to office on the Township Council by acclamation at Monday's nomination meeting in the Mara Town Hall are Reeve Patrick Duffy; and Councillors Erwin Cowie and John Me: Fadyen. Elected by acclamation to the coun- cil seat left vacant by the retirement from public life of W. B. Rumble is Edward Tinsley of Atherley. Mara Township elects no school board representatives, and nomina- tions for three trustees of the police village of Brechin took place Monday night in Brechin, The meeting, though well attended, was a quiet one in which members of the Council outlined the work done in 1954 in both township and County. ------ THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30th, 19648 (Too late for last week) Monday evéning the Centre and Foot Schools held their annual Christ- mas concerts at Grace United Church. was under the direction of the music teacher, Mrs, Sandison, and the two teachers, Mrs. Hunter, the Centre teacher, and Mrs, Reader, the Foot teacher, Mr. Maurice Fralick was chairman for the evening, Mr Roy Pogue opened the concert "with the welcome recitation. Junior choruses from the Centre--*'0 Christmas Star', "Whence O Shepherd Maiden', 'Jolly Old Fellow." Junior Choruses from Centre and Foot--'Freddy and Little Fur Tree', Foot School, 'Too Fat for the Chimney.' Centre Juniors--spell- ing the Christmas letters and Rhy- thm Band. Seniors Carols--Foot-- 'Noel' and 'Over the River'. Centre-- 'What Child is This%? Centre-- 'Twelve Days of Christmas'. Foot Junior--Clown Drill (with all in cos- tume). Dialogue by Foot School. Centre--"We Three Kings", featuring Jim Lamont, David Newman, Reg. Storms. Cantata by Foot school--- 'Catching Santa Claus', The three teachers were then pre- sented with giftss from their pupils. Santa Claus arrived as expected- and gave bags of candy to all the children. INew-Style British Industries Fair Offers Canadians New Business Opportunities The new-style British Industries Fair---the first to be planned by busi- ness men for business men--promises to be an exciting, gay and profitablé occasion for all who attend it. The organization of the thirty- fourth annual British Industries Fair to be held at Olympia, London and Castle Bromwich, Birmingham from May 2-13 has been handed over by the government to British Industries Fair Limited, whose directors are mostly prominent members of the Federation of British Industries. The theme of the B.ILF. has been dictated by two important events: the dropping of controls and restriction in Britain; and the world's return to conditions of "full compe- tion". So the fair has been designed to project the response of unshackled stimulating conditions, In a spirit of challenge and pride, British manu- facturers, many of them new-comers to the B.LF., will demonstrate a wide range of new ideas and new products. United Kingdom industry to these representing the latest development in their industries. And competitive prices and delivery dates suggest that business will be brisk. A warm, friendly welcome awaits Canadian visitors, who in the month of May will see the British countryside at its glorious best. Buyers have only to show their' official invitation or business card to recéivve a badge ad- mitting them freely to all sections of the Fair and to the Overseas Buyers' Clubs. Visitors are encouraged to use the Club as their headquarters, where mail can be addressed, and where secretarial, telephone, cable and radio "66 The concert which excelled all. others] R'S DANCE at High School, Fri., Dec. 31 | Flyers Down Pete's 4 fo 0 Giving Anmmm----. COMING EVENTS Port Perry Arena Junior 'B' Hockey This Thursday, December 30 Peterboro Port Perry Flyers GAME TIME 8.30 P.M. Public Skating Friday New Year's Eve AND Saturday New Year's Nig ht 8 to 10 p.m. HOCKEY Intermediate 'C' Mon., January 3rd Sutton - VS. Port Perry I.G.A. Game Time 8.30 Ladies' Monday Night League DECEMBER 20th-- Standing-- Tulips--27 Carnations--16 Roses--21 Orchids--14 Pansies--21 Daisies--18 Violets--19 Snaps--9 Over 200-- Mrs. Stata (Tulip)--286 Mrs. Bentley (Orchid)--232 Miss Harrison (Violet)--222 Mrs. Moore (Violet)--207 Mrs. Gray (Carnation)---201 High Triple-- Mrs. Bentley (Orchid)--607 DECEMBER 27th-- Standings--- Tulip--30 Orchids--21 Pansies--26 Carnations--20 Roses--23 Daisles--138 Violets--23 Snaps--12 Over 200-- Mrs. Moore (Violet)--248 Mrs. Vernon (Orchid)--212 Mrs. Cox (Snap)--206 Mrs. St. John (Rose)--206 Mrs. Lawrence (Tulip)--205 High Triple-- Mrs. Cox (Snap)--b663 Next week, January 8rd marks the facilities are available, last bowling night of the 2nd Series. ETT CIM TI Me Me CN I TM SIL Ta ae RET TIME TMT F. W. BROCK & SON At this time of year we wish to take time to thank our Customers and Friends for their patronage dur- ing the past 12 months and to wish all A HAPPY NEW YEAR Phone 43 Port Perry } \ {2 1 { Pa 5 aa Sr v