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ty co ING - EVENTS i Por Perry Arena THIS Thursday Night PLAYOFF bhi INTERMEDIATE "¢" Minden « VS. Port Perry IGA's 'Game. Time 9.00 p.m. * Friday Night " i Sialng 8 to 10 p.m. Saturday Nig ht JUN oy "B" " PLAYOFF HOCKEY, : Peterboro Port Perry Flyers Game Time 9.00 p.m. WEDNESDAY NIGHT MARCH. 2nd JUNIOR "B" PLAYOFF HOCKEY J Peterboro Port Perry Flyers | Game Time 8.30 pm * + * More than a million Canadian chil- dren are 'members of the Junior Red Cross. IE s The month of March is Red Cross month, Your Canadian Red Cross needs $6,494,100 in 1966. Weekly Cage Report LIONS DOWN 21 PTS. FOR RETURN GAME HERE SAT. NITE + Camp Borden Air Force had things pretty well their own way at Camp Borden last Friday night as they top- pled our local Int. "C" quintet 76-55. (While the game has been protested on various grounds no word of allow- ance or disallowance of the Protest has come through). « The fact that the Lions led by 6 points 'at the 10 minute mark and trailed by but 8 at the half would give, we feel, a better indication of the two teams but what goes in the score book determines the outcome and here the Flyers were tops. At home Saturday our club will he out to pull a terrific upset by erasing the 21 pt. margin in case nothing comes of the protest. The P.P.H.S. Bantams really got swamped by a vastly improved Whitby H.S. team losing the series by 21 at home and 19 AWAY. did this rgllied in their final league game in the final quarter to gain a tle with the P.P,H.S. lads but in the ' play-offs the Whitby boys were the better team. Our Juniors from P.P.H.8. will meet 'Bowmanville here Friday for the Lake Ontario COSSA title in the first game of a 2 game total point series, The PPHS seniors will hook up with the highly rated Port Hope Seniors. in a similar play-off. A es me Pp PI-- Ladies' Monday | Night Bowling Tulip--84 Daisies--20 Pansies--34 _Carnations--19 . Snaps--28 A Violets--19 Roses--26 Ofehida--17 Over 200-- + Mrs. Moore (Violet)---81, Mrs. Heard (Tulip)--208 Mrs. Harper (Rose)--204 Mrs. Cox (Snap)--202 Mrs. Chapman (Tulip)--201 Mark (Pansy)--200 iy Bid Mrs, Harper (Rose)--578 High Single for Series-- 2 Mrs.- Chapman (Tulip)--273 = High Triple for Serles-- "Mrs. Vernon (Orchids)---800 CAMPBELL'S SOUPS, reg. 2 A coupon given for DOUPE'S Prince Albert WEEK-END SPECIALS, FEB. 25-26 LIBBY'S TOMATO JUICE, 48 oz. .............. COUNTRY KIST PEAS, 15 oz. ........ UNIVERSAL SOCKEYE SALMON, in Tb. AYLMER GREEN BEANS, 20 0Z. ........cccccusinvenn. YORK PUMPKIN, 28 oz. AIRS for 37c. - Be sure and visit our store and see the free premiums. coin 90: cen for 26c, res ...35¢, for 36¢. Ching sriin 2 Tox 33¢, . 2 for 33¢c. every dollar spent. STORE Phone 485-W The team that | Ladies' Curling Club Owing to the Bonspiel in Oshawa there were no scheduled games Feb. 9th, Two six end games were played on the '16th. In the first game Marj Burnett's team won over Marie Snook's team by 2 points, while Jean Gray's team score exceeded that of Jeannette Hut- cheson's by 6 points. In the 2nd game Marie's team won over Jeannette's and Jean's team playing against Marj. Burnett's was the winner, Team 4--Jean Gray, Skip. Score--17 .. V8. : Team 2--Jeannette Hutcheson, Skip. Score--2. Team 1--Marj. Burnett, Skip. ~ Score--8, vs. Team 3--Marie Snooks, Skip. ~ Score--4. Team 4--Jean Gray, Skip. Score--T7. 4 wins, 2 losses, ' HTC, Team 1--Mavrj. Burnett, Skip. Score--3. 4 wins, 2 losses. Team 3--Marie Snooks, Skip. Score--b5. 4 wins, 2 losses. vs. . Team 2--Jeannette Hutcheson, Skip Score--4. 6 losses. © 1 Standing-- may you never learn Only those stricken by war, disas- - ter, or other tragedies know at first hand how vitally essential Red Cross services are to our na- tion. Those of us who, mercifully, have not learned from grim ex- . 'perience may well Cheertully... 22% Gratefully... Generously! o 5509 $5,494,100 is needed this year Prince Albert Miss Edna Spence has been spend- ing several days with friends at Nia- gara Falls, Greetings to baby Laura Grigg, who celebrated her one year old birthday this week, Congratulations to- Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hunter who will celebrate their 12th - Wedding Anniversary on Sun- day, Feb. 27th. Mrs, H. Collins has been spending a few weeks with her sister Mra. Me- Millan in Peterboro. We were pleased to have Mrs. A. R. Turner, of Carrol Manitoba, at our Church service on Sunday. The newly organized "Young Adult Club" sponsored their ""Amateur or Variety 8how", in the church parlors on the chosen date of Friday, Febru- ary 18. The program which finally grew into reality was managed by the previously appointed committee which comprised of three couples, Mr, L. Beacock acted as Major Bowes who first opened the entertajn- ment by all singing the "Maple Leaf Forever", : First number being n humorous reading, "St, Peter at the gate", by Mrs. M. 'Case. | Hollmar COMBINATION ALUMINUM STORM AND SCREEN 290s ® Screen Insert [] Qlase Insert ® Trim ©¢ Hinges ® Pneumatic Closer ® Safely Check © Complete Instructions ® Grilles © Extra » Never before . . . an all aluminum door . . . at so low a pricel Made of extra heavy, structural type aluminum. Come in and see the Hollmar door . . . we have it! Install it yourself this - week-end. It's easyl Lake Scugog vi Lumber Company PHONE 240W, PORT PERRY . Among the benefits of Branch Banking... : Your local bank is an essemtial link between your community and the whale banking » world. dev. banking services are Rh In remote areas, Canadians enjoy the same broad ZAnge of bank se:v{Ces, the same sense of security. Banking in Canada works in such a ' way that your local branch manager brings you all the resources, knowledge and experience of the bank he represents. It has branches throughout Canada and provides contacts the world over. The benefits of "this branch banking system, developed to meet Canadian needs, are demonstrated every day.by the'quality 'and scope of - | your local banking service. |THE BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY fellows: "Messrs. Lloyd -Hunter, Ross Second was an effective vocal solo by Mr. R. Haydon, accompanied by Mrs. G. Hunter at the piano. Third--Mrs. L. Beacock and Mr, E Martyn in Pi present-day skit "Mr, and Mrs. Green Retire". Fourth---Mrs." Lloyd Hunter ana Mrs. Grant Hunter proved most gen- erous with peppy piano duets. Fifth--Murs, R. Wylie, sitting at or- gan, contributed an amusing reading entitled "The Church Organist", Sixth----A musigal trio consisting of Mrs. G. Hunter at the piano, Mr. Jas. Davidson thé bones, and Mr, L. Bea- cock the mouth organ helped lend to variety. Seventh---Muys, B. Smith then read one-of those restful pieces of northern poetry, "Ballad of Hard Luck' Henry". Eight--Three- of our local young Murphy and Grant Hunter rendered several popular vocal numbers, This was accompanied by piano music by Mrs. L. Hunter. Nine--A funny skit entiteld "Mu and Pa Kettle at the Depot"; this item took us all back to the good old days, and included the cast of My, and Mrs, Fate CAS THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24th, 1066-6 - Celebrates - :| Birthday The family and friends of Mr. John Pearce met at his home last Saturday evening to celebrate with him his 90th birthday. Friends from Toronto and Port Perry, as well as his family were present, Progressive euchre was played, and Mr, Tetlow and Mrs. Don- ald Lane were the prize winners, Mr. and Mrs. C, Love shared honours for the low scores Following the games: a delicous lunch was served. Mr. Pearce received many gifts. and cards and his many friends wish him several more years of health and happiness. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Healey and family travelled by train to Gananoque 'last week-end, to visit Mr. & Mrs. Healey. My, and Mrs. C, Howsam and Mys. A. Williams visited at the home of Mr. & Mrs. L. Marlyn last Thursday. The Farm Forum met at the home John Burnham a rs. Glen Hood. The attendance gr for February went to the Foot School with 10 . The next meeting is to be a. the Foot School March 16. We were very fortunate to have as our guest speaker Mr, Knight of Ux- bridge, our school inspector. Mr, Knight spoke on the trend of Educa- tion, both past and present. He ex- plained the purpose of education and why the shortage of teachers. After this most interesting talk, Mrs. Rea- der thanked Mr. Knight on behalf of the rest of the members. Through the kindness of Mr. Sulman of Port Perry, we viewed several films, and after Mr. Sulman explained about tha film counsel, it was decided to join The National Film Board. Mrs. Cec! Fralick moved a vote of thanks to My. Sulman. After a tasty lunch, the meeting adjourned with the singing of the Queen. Mrs. Hunter presided at the plano. ) of Mr, and Mrs. Orval Heayn last | Monday evening. We were very' pleased to have Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lockyer of Brooklim as guests for the: evening, Mr. Lockyer greatly aided R. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. C. Newnham Mrs, B, Smith and Mrs. Doupe, Ten--Mr. Wylie was now called up- : on, who offered his pleasant appropri- ate remarks and the evening closed by singing "The Queen". Mrs. L. Hunter played for sing- song while lunch was being arranged. Thanks to everyone who helped in every way. Sorry some talent was not present owing to illness. Don't for- get next meeting date Mar, 18, Mrs. Beckman, Oshawa was a re- cent over-night guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. Wilson. Mr. Keizebrink, Harry and Ena en- joyed motoring to Cochrane to visit relatives for three days. We were sorry to learn baby son of Mr, and Mrs. .Bert Raines was con- fined to hospital. Speedy health 1s wished, : Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heayn were guests at the DeLong-Porte wedding reception in Brooklin Friday evening. A number of cubs took their fa- thers to the enjoyable "Father & Son Banquet" in the Scout Hall in Port Perry last Tuesday night. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Don- ald Skinner in the loss of her mother Mrs. Thompson, who passed away in Toronto last week. & LS SAANAARN AAAN nti 2e%% ete ® ot A > A AAAS ~ F. W. BROCK & SON the discussion on the Farmer and the Urban Worker, and we appreciate his coming out for the evening, Our next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. A. Ashbridge. Please think of a topic you would like the Forum to discuss next year. The W. A. will meet on March 2nd at the home of Myrtle Manns. Don't forget to bring a picture of your hus- band as a child 'if you can tind one! We wonder if these will prove harder to identify than the girls, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Espie (nee Geraldine Barry) who were married last Saturday. Scugog friends wish them much happiness. The Feb. meeting of Scugog Home and School Association met last Wed- nesday evening at the Centre School. In absence of our president Mrs. Neil Lamont, our vice-president Mrs. Earl Reader presided, The meeting opened with the singing of "O Canada" and the Lord's Prayer repeated in unison. The secretary Mrs. Cameron Aldred read the minutes. Mrs. Keéith Crozier reported that we made $16.05 at our cuchre. Suggestions for raising funds were discussed and a progressive cro- kinole is being planned for March 4 at the Community---Hall. Committee The annual congregational meeting of Grace United Church took place last Thursday evening. The new slate of Officers for 1955 is as follows: Sup't--Mr. Maurice Fralick Assistant--Mr, Sidney Chandler Bible Class teacher--Rev, J. McKinnon Int. Girls Class teacher---Mrs. Douglas Aldred Assistant--Mrs. Glen Hood Int. Bays Class teacher--Mr. Cecil Fralick Junlor Class teacher--Mrs. Cecll Fralick Assistant--Miss Marjorie Milner Primary Class teacher--Mrs. Keith Crozier . Assistant--Mrs. James Maynard Kindergarten teacher--Mrs, Alan Martyn Asslstant--Mrs. Everett Prentice. Pianist--Miss Bonnie Jeffrey and " Miss Linda Fralick S. S. Day Secretary--Miss Gloria ' Fralick ; Assistant---Miss Anne Ptolmey Sec.-Treasurer--Mrs. Doug. Aldred Cradle Roll--Mrs. Reta Burnham After the business discussions there was a Pie social with Mr. Cecil Fralick as auctioneer. Returns totalled nearly $20.00. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Aldred were: Mr. and Mrs. Joel Aldred, Mrs. James Morrish, Mrs. Wm. Ramsay, Miss Maud Wilkins and in charge being Mra. Hee. Barry, Mrs. | IXARRRRARKARSA o20%e00%0%0%% 0 0.00.0,0,0 Miss Hazoroth Gagne. x) 0.0. AARRARARRRARRARCARARASAIN oe gays: lives in his suit . Johnston narrower lapels zones Ae te ee ae ee ee a ee a a ee sega te TS RRR 2a ' for the man who practically wear w. R. JOHNSTON'S ROYAL YORK 4 Smart Royal York Regent styling by WK 28 around the clock. 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