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J Ecru RB SR A AWBROCIK ( t DEPARTM om Ny ATACATATATATAS Hockey Well, any day now we can expect that all the local natural ice areas will have a good bed of ice and the 1956- 67 hockey season will be in full swing, Lost Friday night the Greenubank- Sunderland "Gamblers" hockey club went to Sutton to play an exhibition game against the Sutton Greenshirts, and in a real fast game they beat Sut- ton by a score of 8-3. This game avenged a 0-4 loss to Sutton that the Gamblers suffered a week earlier. Goal scorers for the Gamblers were Don Cochrane with 3, Tip Vipond, Ron Wallace, Turk Cornish, Mert. McKee "and Bill Gibson with one goal each, ¢This year's edition of the Green- bank-Sunderland hockey club is shap- ing up as one of the most powerful intermediate teams to play in this area for many years, Holdovers from last years' team are Jack Anderson, Bud Heard, Mert McKee, Gerry Hunter, Don Cochrane, Tom Welsh, Ralph Dusty, Johnny Hogg, Ken Mark, Ron Wallace, Doug Foster, Stew Wallace, and George Lee. New editions to the club this year include Glen Till, Mac Christie from the Orono Orphans and Jack Owen, Bill Cornish and Tip Vi- pond from last year's Brooklin Junior Championship Club. Also Bill Gibson who missed playing last year is go- ing great this year; and there is a chance that Bill Bradbury may yet line up with the team. Fhe "Gamblers" home games are played in the Sunderland arena and the schedule will start on the 27th of December. So all you hockey fans come on out and see some real good intermediate hockey this winter at the Sunderland arena, Hockey Schedulés Midget Monday, December 17-- Sunderland at Port Perry, 9.00 * Tuesday, December 18-- * Ajax at Unionville, 8.00 Friday, December 21-- Uxbridge at Sunderland, 8.00 Thursday, December 27-- Port Perry at Uxbridge, 9.00 Friday, December 28-- Ajax at Sunderland, 8.00 Friday, January 4-- Port Perry at Sunderland, 8.00 Monday, January 7-- Unionville at Port Perry, 9.00 Tuesday, January 8-- Port Perry at Ajax, 8.00 (Played at Brooklin) Sunderland at Uxbridge, 8.00 Friday, January 11-- Unionville at Sunderland, 8.00 Monday, January 14-- Ajax at Port Perry, 9.00 ADMISSION 50 cents. DON'T MISS THE BIG HOLIDAY HOCKEY GAME IN CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS Oshawa Jrs. vs. Brooklin Jrs. Port Perry Memorial Gardens . FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 9 p.m. LUCKY DRAW ON PRE-GAME SALE ONLY PROCEEDS FOR LOCAL SPORT PUBLIC SCHOOL 25c¢. Tuesday, January 15-- - Sunderland at Unionville, 8. 00 Uxbridge at Ajax (Played at Brooklin) Friday, January 18-- Port Perry at Unionville, 9.00 Monday, January 21-- Uxbridge at Port Perry, 9.00 Tuesday, January 22-- Uxbridge at Unionyille, 8.00 Tuesday, January 29-- ' Unionville at Ajax, 8.00 (Played at Brooklin) Thursday, January 81-- Unionville at Uxbridge, 9.00 There will be a charge of 25 cents "for spectators at these games, Bantam Monday, December 17-- Stouffville at Port Perry, 8.00 Wednesday, December 19-- Port Perry at Stouffville, 7.00 Friday, December 21-- Stouffville at Uxbridge, 8.00 Wednesday, December 26-- Uxbridge at Stouffville, 7.00 Friday, December #8 Port Perry at Uxbridge, 8.00 Wednesday, January 2-- Port Perry at Stouffville, 7.00 Friday, January 4-- Stouffville at Uxbridge, 8.00 Monday, January 7-- Uxbridge at Port Perry, 8.00 Wednesday, January 9-- Uxbridge at Stouffville, 7.00 Friday, January 11-- Port Perry at Uxbridge, 8.00 y Monday, January 14-- > Uxbridge at Port Perry, 8.00 Wednesday, January 16-- Port Perry at Stouffville, 7.00 Friday, January 18-- Stouffville at Uxbridge, 8.00 Monday, January 21-- Uxbridge at Port Perry, 8.00 Wednesday, January 23-- Uxbridge at Stouffville, 7.00 Friday, January 26-- Port Perry at Uxbridge, 8.00 Monday, January 28-- Stouffville at Port Perry, 8.00 There will be a charge of 25 cents for spectators at these games. More than 90 percent of British Columbia's vast soft fruit growing in- dustry is concentrated in the Okana- gan Valley. 0.H.A. Junior 'C' / Schedule p December-- 22-- Aurora at Brooklin 26--Whitby at Bowmanville 27--Lindsay at Newmarket 28---Bowmanville at Aurora January-- 2--Aurora at Bowmanville 3--Brooklin at Newmarket 4 4--Whitby at Aurora . 4--Newmarket at Lindsay 5-~ Bowmanville at Brooklin 7--Lindsay. at Whitby 9--Brooklin at Bowmanville 10--Whitby at Newmarket 11-----Bowmanville at Lindsay 11--Brooklin at Aurora 12--Lindsay at Brooklin I4--Newmarket at Whitby 15--Aurora at Lindsay 16--Whitby at Bowmanville 17--Aurora at Newmarket I18---Newmarket at Aurora 18--Brooklin at Lindsay 19---Bowmanville at Brooklin 21---Lindsay at Whitby 23--Newmarket at Bowmanville 24------Bowmanville at Newmarket 2b---Lindsay at Aurora 26--Aurora at Brooklin 28--Nemarket at Whitby 29--Aurora at Lindsay 30--Brooklin at Bowmanville 31--Lindsay at Newmarket February-- 1--Whitby at Lindsay 2--Newmarket at Brooklin 4--Aurora at Whitby 6--Aurora at Bowmanville 8--Lindsay at Aurora I1--Brooklin at Lindsay Newmarket at Lindsay Men's Bowling League | ANNUAL PRIZE BOWL Scores do not include handicap. High Single-- Turkey--Frank Hastings, 261. High Triple-- 1 Turkey--Fred Olsen, 624. High' Team-- Chocolates -- Legion--F. Hastings, H. DeShane, A. Craig, A. Brown, J. Beckett, G. (Rodd. 1 Low Single--Archie Farmer. Low Triple--Al Craig. Hidden Scores-- Chicken--H. Hall. Turkey--D. Enge Chicken--D, Wilson Turkey--K. Sweetman Chicken--E. Williams. ; Final Standing for First Section-- " Carnegie--56 Stars--54.° Whiz Bangs--52 Archer's--49 DeLuxe--44 . Cawker Flyers--42 Black Jacks--34 Legion--384 Fitz John--31 Legionaires--28 Howard Motors--24 Juniors--14. Ladies' Wednesday Night Bowling Team Pts. taken Total North Stars .......ccovevnnnnn. b 62 Spitfires ..vciiveciineninn, b 47 Bombers .......ccoovvviiinnnnn, 2 43 Jets ne. SL b 42 Mosquitoes ..........coevnunn. 3 41 Hurricanes ...........couu....... b 39 Flyers viii rvcenneranns 2 39 Sunderlands ........... wd 38 Lancasters ........... i" 33 Helicopters ...... wed 31 Kitty Hawks .. wel 32 Mustangs ees ind 26 High Single--Betty: Beare, 317. High Triple--Betty Beare, 642 Singles--Helen Farrow--268; Shir- ley Fden--242; Mary McGregor--237; Dorothy Jardine--229; Mary Enge-- 228; Eleanor Cawker--226; Claire Lowcock--217; Merle St. John--201, 213; Elsie Clark--217; Joy Ballard-- 209, 207; Grace Christie--205; Mary Sweetman--203; Donna VanCamp-- 202; Aileen Snooks--200. Triples--Merle St. John--608; Eleanor Cawker--604. Winners at Our Xmas Roll Turkeys-- Eleanor Cawker--High Triple Mrs. Rider--Low Triple Betty Beare--High Triple June Armstrong--Low Triple THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1966--§ Chickens-- : Helen Farrow--High Single Lucille Mark--Hidden Score Audrey Mark---Hidden Score Joy Hull--Hidden Score Rebecca Bruton--Hidden Score Shirley Eden--High Single Pat McNaughton--Hidden Score Gwen Rennie--Hidden Score Elsie Clark--Hidden Score Mary Enge--Hidden Score. Oshawa Pla Plays Brooklin Here Friday, Dec. 28th hockey game is slated for play hosts to the visiting Juvenile "A" aggregation, Ron Nelson, ly young, fast squad that bolster a line-up studded with N.H.L. prospects, Centre, Jack Cole, and defensemen Stan Spragor and Kd. Westfall, we understand are on Boston's negotia- tion list. Tom Chaszewski, brother of John, who went up from the "B" Port Perry team to Barrie, appears to be another fine hockey prospect. Other aces of the Oshawa Juveniles are centre Ernie Mills, defenseman Frank Cullen, and left-winger Paul McAvoy. Merve Fielder or Don Kelly will give the visitors steady goal tending. The entire net proceeds for the fine game will be used to promote local sport. Planning on going? Yes! Then get your ticket carly as only pre-game tickets age eligible for the lucky draw. Honeydale W. I The regular monthly meeting of the Honeydale Women's Institute was held in the Parish Iall on Thursday after- noon, December 6th. The meeting was chaired by the president, Mrs, Sam Cawker, What promises to be a top-notch the Port Perry Memorial Gardens, Friday, Dec, 28, commencing at 9.00 p.m., where the powerful Brooklin Junior "C" squad Oshawa Coached by former Oshawa Generals Oshawa are an extreme- It was opened by all singing "The Ode" and repeating in unison the Mary Stewart Collect. Reports were given by the Secretary Mrs. Nelson Williams and by the treasurer Mrs, Wm. Chapman, The following items of business were brought up for discussion: (a) Drive for clothing for Save the Children Fund, Toronto. (ood used clothing for both children and adults is to be left as soon as possible at Mrs. A. Brunton's who has agreed -to deliver it to Toronto. Ab) A request from the Boy Scouts for assistance in paying for installa- 'tion of new heating unit for the Scout Hall. "The hall is also used by the Girl Guides. Fifty dollars was voted to be given to this important organ- ization, (¢) The sum of ten dollars was voted to be given to the Junior Home- makers Club towards the project, "Club Girl Entertains". Mrs. Bassant reported on the hos- pital and arrangements were made for selling tickets for the Penny Draw. © Mrs. Cawker gave a report on the Short Course given by Mrs, Elton Armstrong, on Programme Planning, She spoke of the inspiration and the many helpful suggestions given to- wards making our programmes more varied and interesting as outlined by this gifted speaker. All members who heard Mrs. Armstrong received a great insight into the wérk of the Women's Institute. Mrs. Shunk-addressed the meeting on the motto: "Keep the" Christmas spirit through the year." Instead of the conveners' reports, a demonstration was given by Mrs. Jas. Leith, of Toronto. LL] - / Nominations ~ Notice is hereby given to the muni- cipal Electors of 'the Twp. of Scugog, Ont. County, of a meeting in the Twp. Hall, Scugog, at 8 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 21st, 1956, for the purpose of nominat- ing persons to the offices of Reeve and- Councillors and also School Area Trustees for the said Township, and if a poll'is required it will be opened in the Township Hall on Sat., Dec. 29th, 1956 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dated at Scugog this 13th day of Dee., 1956. Dec.20 RALPH MI LNER, R.O. 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