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A HOCKEY NEWS ATOM HOUSELEAGUE-- Saturday night saw the Atom Lea- gue play-offs come to an end with Ross Sweetman's team, led by Glen Sweetman (2 goals) down Howard Hall's teant on the round 4 goals to 2. Going into this last game 2 goals down, after being shut- out last week by the Sweetman crew, Howard Hall's team came out flying scoring their first goal in just 9 seconds of the first period, on a pass from the open- ing face-off from Ted Hall to Bill Brain who skated right in and scored. Dave Gray made it 2-0 at the 9 min- ute mark scoring unassisted. This tying up the series at 2-2. David Gray ran into a number of | penalities. and Glen Sweetman took over the scoring with 2-goals before the first period ended. With no fur- ther scoring by either team in the final period the round ended 4:2 for Sweetman's Team. - - PEE-WEE-- Rod Foster's Pee Wee's downed Bud Heard's Team 2-0 Saturday night to | win the round 8-1. Goals by Dawson and Marks were enough to win this close game. Four penalties, 3 to the winners and one "to the losers had no bearing on the scoring. Unfortunately there were a few players in this series that did not see any ice time in the final game. Winning is one thing, but giving all players an opportunity to play hockey is the main purpose of House League Hockey and it is hoped that this situa- tion will be corrected for next season. BANTAM-- The final bantam game ended in a tie 1-1 on goals by Bill Beare and R, Lee. - b "penalties were called in this close hard checking game. Once again a successful hockey sea- son has been completed in the Port Perry House League hockey. This year it has been evident that more parents are taking an interest in their children and nothing makes a boy play harder than to have his mother or father on hand to see him play. Monday Night Bowling League APRIL 10th Group 1-- Sweden--7986 China--176382 - Holland--17421 Italy--73826 Group 2-- Canada--T7666 Japan--T7613 England--17313 Germany--6363 Group 3-- Scotland--7378 Ireland--17186 India--6852 France--6334 Over 600 Triples-- Mary June Howsam--659; Vivien Cawker--644; Dorthea Koch--607. Over 200-- Marie Foster--288; M. J. Howsam ---284, 206; Marion Lawrence -- 244; Vivien Cawker--243, 214; Anne Mul- der--241; D. Koch--239, 229; Elma Vernon -- 289; Muriel Lynde -- 232; Florence Davey--224, 205; Elsie. Po- gue -- 224; Dorothy Jardine -- 221; Marg. Eden--221; Helen Tanton--216; Olive Harrison--213; Joyce Emmer- son--211; Faye Dowson--209; Jessie Cooke--209; Vera Fawns--202; Elean- or Shaw--202; Audrey Williams--202; Marg. Sweetman--=200. PLEASE NOTE---Banquet, will be at Sandalwood Restaurant at 7.00 -- p.m., April 17th, ° On Sale This Week-end at Your . ... CARLOAD FOOD MARKET Prince Albert DEEP BROWN LIBBYS BEANS BEEHIVE 'AYLMER ; MONARCH CORN SYRUP ra eee vs ens Tg CATSUP ..................2-3T FLOUR... 20 oz. in 2 Ih. Tin 11 oz, Btls. ' 7 1b. Bag Load Blade Bone : Removed Blade Roast 49°" FRESH Lean i Boneless Ho 1 STEWING oy =~ BEEF fd J | . THIS WEEK'S MEAT FEATURES 'Pork HOCKS .......... 41h. SLO SHORT Bib Roast 53 > "Burns Dais Rindless Y. Burns i SIDE _- HEAD BACON = CHEESE Flat Pkg. : 3 1b. Tin 8Y¢ : 59 Sliced 1b. 39¢ Phone: STORE HOUR DON'T CARRY HEAVY FOOD PARCELS FREE DELIVERY YUkon 65-2492. PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE RLOAD FOOD MARKETS "Daily 8.30 a.m to 9 p.m. Tuesday, 8.30 to 1 p.m. Prices Effective this Week-End at your Prince Albert Carload Food Market -- /Thurs., Fri., Sat., April 13, 14, 15. {| Council of - the Village of Port Penny "held April 8th, at 9.80-am.. ~~ -- i" PRESENT -- Reeve J. J. Gibson, "18th and April hth were adopted as read on motion. 1 Coin Laundry--Mr. peared before Council on behalf of | left with the Clerk to have the ne- Wednesday evening, April 19 Every year Uxbridge and Perry hold a Minor hockey night to wind up the season. This evening has always proved to be loads of fun and entertainment for players and fans alike. Schedule-- (All games two 20 minutes periods) | 7 p.m.--Pee-Wee races (three players | from each team) 17.10 p.m.--Pee-Wee game 8.00 p.m.--Bantam races-- (three players from each team) 8.10 p.m.--Bantam game 8.50 p.m.--Broom Ball game--fathers, coaches and managers from both towns. Bring your own brooms. This is the game where fathers The date -- 1834. The place -- the office of The Nova Scotian, Halifax. Excited citizens rush to get their copies of the edition carrying George Thompson's letter attacking the mag- istrates of the city -- a letter which led to publisher Joseph Howe being "PORT PERRY Minutes of a Reégular meeting of Councillors Arthur T. Cox, Irving A. Boyd, Robert Kenny, Deputy-Reeve W. T. Harris. MINUTES of meetings on March of the Invoice of the St. John's Am- bulance in the amount of $32. 20 be paid. Carried. TENDER for Air Conditioners-- Prices were submitted by Archer Mo- tors and by Mr. Allan Walsh after the date set for the tenders to be in. RESOLUTION---That the tender of Pickard Hardware for Unit) made by General Steel Wares, at a price of $3650.00 less discount (this price to include installation but not the Electric wiring) be accepted. Carried. REQUEST by Municipal Employ- ees for Blue Plan for P.S.I.--Council decided that this matter should be held until the required number of ap- plicants are obtained. _ COINCO EQUIPMENT Co. Ltd. re Arthur Pool ap- the Coinco Equipment, Co. Ltd. re Seagram's Aircraft to see if Council approve of their mobile unit for a Coin Laundry, A copy of a letter to Dr. G. M. Rennie and signed by Mr. W. M. -| Walkinshaw, Director of Environment Sanitation Branch, Department of Health, re proposed Coin Laundry at Port Perry. It was then decided that an agreement' should be drawn up so that there would be no misunderstan- ding at a later date as any approval would only be conditional, It was cessary agreement drawn up. PASSING ACCOUNTS --- The fol- Port | ES ---- "RESOL UTION--That the Account | ar _supplying_ 1} | Fedder "Air Conditioner (9000 B.T.U. Uxbridge & Port Perry Minor Hockey Annual Challenge Night show sons just how young they are. ] 0.30 p.m. Midget Races (three play- ers from each team) 9.40 p.m.-- Midget game There is 5 points awarded to cach | winning hockey team, and in the races | there is 3 pts. for first, 2 points for | second and 1 pt. for third place. | There is a cup awarded to the town lending up with the most points for the evening. As we expecta big crowd from Ux- bridge, we would like to sce un good turn out from Port Perry. Door prizes donated by local nier- chants. Admission Adults 50¢. Children 26c. und AER ELA RS a This is charged with seditious libel, one of the historical events portrayed in CBC-TV's Exploration's six-part series, Canadian History, which de- picts important figures from the country's past and their part in the fight for responsible government, COUNCIL NEWS authorized for payment: General Department'... $10,640.56 Relief ...... SETTERS gies nib 20.00 Property & Parks ....... 133.86 Street Maintenance ....... 179.60 Truck & Tractor Acct. .... (18.24 Waterworks ....oooceveivnnennnn. 79.46 Waterworks, O.W.R.C. .... 26.00 Hydro =n. conan 7,421.14 -Garried. $18,667.84 LETTER to Mr. Brinson Cox, As- gessor, dated March 13, 1961--Federal Building Rental of space on the sce- | ond Floor. The Clerk was instructed to ack- nowledge the letter of Mr. Walker H. Kayes, District Manager, Property & Building Management, Department of Public Works, re Port Perry, Ontario, [Federal Building rental space on the there will be no reduction in lieu of taxes the Corporation of Port Perry do not intend to assess the Cancer Society. Also the Caretaker's quar- ters vacated hy Mr, Charles Brignall should ,gow come under Grants in Lieu of Taxes. REPORT of Road Expenditures and Subsidy for the year 1960 -- showing Subsidy payable as $2,170.80. Filed. LETTER from the General Engin- cering Co. Ltd, dated Mar, 22, 1961 re estimate of cost of a sewerage sys- tem for Port Perry. Filed for time heing. LETTER from Dr. A. E. Berry of 0.W.R.C. dated March 24th, 1961. "Thank you very much for your Aton i pen services Ziven to the Village by our Mr. Templeton." Filed. MEMO -- Mr, George McPhadden would like 26' of culvert put in. To he added to list for attention later. LETTER from the Dept. of Muni- cipal Affairs re Municipal Winter Works Incentive Program 1960-61. "This is to advise you that the Municipal Winter Works Incentive lowing statement of accounts were Program 1960-61 has been extended IN APPRECIATION Vv' 'ON BEHALF OF THE PORT PERRY FIGURE SKATING CLUB, 'WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF THANKING EVERYONE WHO CONTRIBUTED IN ANY WAY TO . THE SUCCESS OF OUR THIRD ANNUAL CARNIVAL. The Executive second-floor; nnd state that providing | from April 80th to May 81, 1961." The Clerk was instructed to send for application forms. : LETTER. from Emergency Meas- ures Organization March 24, 1961, Please provide a mailing address for all Principals of Schools located in your town or township. I would further request permission to forward Emergency Measures Or- ganization advice direct to the schools, a copy of which will be sent to your council or any other alternate address you designate, It was decided that the names and addresses of the principals of the two schools would be all that is necessary. RESOLUTION ~~ That the 196] | Membership fee of $10.00 be paid to the Association of Assessing Officers of Ontario be paid. Carried. REGIONAL PLANNING Confer | ence Reception & Dinner May 11th & 12th, 1961. Left with the Clerk to | check with the Chairman of the Plan- : ning Board. After going into Court of Revision to discuss several tax arrears accounts and penalties, meeting adjourned to meet again April 22nd, 1961. Men's Thursday Night Bowling The Men's Bowling Club wound up the play-off series last Thursday evening. The next item of interest will be the end of the season banquet to be held at the Flamingo restaur- ant on Saturday, May 6th at 7 p.m. The final standipg of the teams is as follows: 2333333 IST SECTION romesorrones Trophy -- Stars eel 9606 Black Jacks .ooooooooo 9287 Goofers . 9270 Archery 9097 DeLuxe 8636 Head Pins .....cooooovin 8002 2ND SECTION Consolation-- | Whiz Bangs 91406 | Legion ah | $ _ Blow Kings ............. A 8796 Juniors oi 8702 iH Carnegies . Meteors SEI ea saa is asatittseiatiatstisiiiiaiieiatittiiatitistteianiaiieateLILLe. THE PORT PERRY STAR; THURSDAY, APRIL 18th, 1961-5 oir A oe 2 GHIA, cp -- Everybody's talking about this new Decoration! GY Pp T F TEXTURE PAINY FOR WALLS AND CEILINGS @oes right over your old walls. Anybody can apply and texture Gyptex--no tinting required as it comes in ready-mixed tints of ivory Blue Green Pink and White. Simply add water. mix te a heavy paste and brush it on. Reesor Fuel & Lumber PORT PERRY - . YUkon 5-7951 RE eT EE Ee EI EE EE TEER EERE EAT EL ALT ATAU Announcement Re: Open House The Music days: -- Port Perry Public School is holding its Annual Wednesday, April 19th at 2 o'clock p.m.-- Grades 1, II, III. Wednesday, April 26th at 3 o'clock p.m.-- wrades 1V, V, VI Wednesday, May 3rd at 3 o'clock p.m.-- Grades V and VI, VII, VIII EVERYONE 1S CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND (mmo of the Board, . R. BRUTON. Principal, $ R. H. CORNISH Demonstration and Open House on the following § AWEROCK DEPARTM ENT STOR! SHOES BY HEWETSON - Sizes 6 - 11 Beige, green, black, grey $1.95 Men's Oxfords "BEACK- or BROWN with foam rubber soles ~ $1.95 Men' s Black Loafer neolite sole Co $1.95 Boys Oxfords BLACK or BROWN $6.95 and $7.95 Lady Hewetson Green, beige, black $5.95 and $6.50 Desert Boots - Men casuals for ladies Oxford - Pumps in NETO Back-to-school values in children's footwear that just can't be beat, Boy's oxford with extra durable Neolite soles and stylish con- trasting mocassin vamp in llama grain. Black or corde brown quality leathers. Sizes 11 to 3. $5.50 EWETSON A trim two-way shoe, pump or one strap. The strap may be worn over the instep or behind the heel as an pump. Neolite soles for extra wear. In red or walnut brown fine leathers. Sizes 81, to ? $5.50 PORT PERRY 1 PHONE: YU 5.2521, , 3 os ne) pe A a Lode dit oS rd, BE Lt