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! 8 985 - 2491 ANE RAY TA Floked el Port Pee Wee's Port Perry Pee Wee Legion- aire All-Stars downed Stouff- ville 6-4 in their series opener. The series will be a two game, total goal series. Dave Gray who turned in a fantastic display of goal tend- ing kept his teammates in the game all the way. Without Davey's steady coolness under fire, the game could have gone the other way. Stouffville started strong and piled up a three to one lead at the end of the first period. Brian McNab opened the scor- ing for Port Perry with Hallett assisting. Hallett . picked - up two for Port with Kenny Irvine and Glen Sweetman adding sin- gles. The line of McNab, Hal- lett and Irvine was a going concern all evening. Port defence held up strong near the end of the game when Stouffville was pressing strong- ly for the tying goal. The final Bowling News FORTNIGHTERS LEAGUE | Team Standings, Feb. 5th-- Buzzards ......ccoeeevenneeennee. 78 Rod and Gun .................. 71 Spitfires coe 55 Cream Puffs ........ 49 Aces coin 47 Falcons ....occoeevvevnnnnnennenn. 36 | High Singles-- M. Spears--297, 258; R. Wil- lerton -- 271, 254; B. Tassell--| 279; H. Storgaar--261; J. Hea- ley--232; C. Hastings--245; S. Grills--229. High Triples-- R. Willerton--752; M. Spears --720; H. Storgaard -- 642; C. Hastings--620; J. Healey--604. Lemons-- H. Dobson -- 64, 92, 79; Ww. Vance--95, 93; G. Dowson--83, 91; B. .Smith--99; B. Tassell-- | 99. Lgl =]1=2S0) OF BOTH TOP QUALITY ESSO | HEATING EQUIPMENT (on easy, 5-year, budget terms) HOME HEAT SERVICE AT NO COST TO YOU BURNFIELD AND BALLARD Plumbing and Heating Port Perry ¥ Lie 4 RS ST CA Win Opener 5-4 game will be in Stouffville to- night) Thursday, February 13, at 6.30 p.m. Represent Area At Convention ~ Mr. Frank Godley of Port Perry is in Toronto, attending the 57th annual meeting of the Life Underwriters Association of Canada. Mr. Godley is representing the Life Underwriters Associa- tion of Oshawa and District, of which he is currently the 1st Vice-President. The local Life Underwriters Association is one of 77- such groups of life in- surance salesmen across Can- ada devoted to training and educating life underwriters and in raising their professional status. The Life Underwriters Asso- ciation of Canada has some 11,- 700 members, 120 of which are members of the local associa- tion, The national meeting is being held at the Royal York Hotel, * February 10 to 14. Mr. Godley represents The Canada Life Assurance Comp- any in Port Perry and Oshawa. Hog Producers (Continued) men, held under the direction of Agricultural Representative, L. Fair, resulted as follows: Gordon Taber, Brooklin Anson Gerrow, Pt. Perry, #38 "Geo. Davidson, Blackwater, 2 Lloyd Wilson, Ashburn, #1 Clarence Hewitt, Beaverton 1 Vyse Westcott, Beaverton #3 Geo. Gowanlock, Orillia, #6 The winners were announced for the Ontario County Hog Quality Competition as follows: T Championship Trophy-- 1 the highest percentage of Grade "A" hogs marketed For during the year--won by Maus- tyn McKnight, Uxbridge, R.R. 2, iL rg Had AA Pd + BERD in. os ¥1s WO Fold A Lh PAE 150 5 ETRE Ph SEARS of AARC Fa EE pind ec lL Val isd 0." TTA PEEVE ¥ dd A GR ha Fi STA ea sist A gy AEA TEL UY Sn ET GLAST AL AYES jive l) Axis FANISATY Ry + with 86.29% Grade "A". The Championship Trophy was a silver tray, donated by the Can- adian Imperial Bank of Com- merce, Port Perry. Other prize winners were--Douglas Harder, Blackwater, with 85.27% Grade "A", and George Davidson, Blackwater, with 75.8% Grade "AY, The election of officers and directors resulted as follows: Honorary President-- Clarence Hewitt, Beaverton, 3 President-- Gordon Taber, Brooklin, #1 1st-Vice-President-- Lloyd Wilson, Ashburn, #1 2nd Vice-President-- Geo. Davidson, Blackwater, 2 Secretary-Treasurer-- Charles Hadden, Blackwater Executive Directors-- Anson Gerrow, Pt. Perry, #38 Heber Down, Brooklin, #1 Earl Windatt, Beaverton, #3 Directors-- Alvin Johnson, Orillia, #6 Grant Windatt, Gamebridge Les Faux, Blackwater Maustyn McKnight, Ux., #2 Gordon Ewen, Uxbridge, #1 Gordon Corner, Oshawa, #1 Don Hadden, Blackwater. At Rest LAST, Eva--Feb. 2nd, 1964, at Aintree Hospital, Liverpool, England, Eva Hewitt, beloved wife of Robert Last and dear mother of Stanley (Liverpool), dear sister of Bertha Cook, Toronto and the late Mr. Frank Hewitt, Toronto. Sadly missed. Reesor Fuel 'and Lumber PORT PERRY, ONTARIO | Wing Steaks ............ 75" \ PORT PERRY STAR, THURS., FEB. 18th, 1964--13 A aR a ad EE I IE Lr Tn Imeppapa------ " (| IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SELL YOUR BEST BET IS THE CLASSIFIED PAGE OF THE PORT PERRY STAR A (GD FES (SE ED ED (ED |) () GED CE | CAWKER BROS. Sliced Bacon-1's ....... 59°" Fresh Ground Beef ..... 39°" -- -------- SR -- Boneless Pot Roast ...... 45°" FREE Town DELIVERY Every Morning Until 11 O'Clock. | ll PUBLIC NOTICE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY -- Dogs are prohibited from running at large anytime of the year. > In accordance with amending By-Law #1386 passed January 13, 1964, the Chief of Police is - empowered to summons any dog owner to Court who violates the said by-law. Signed JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk, Village of Port Perry. Feb. 6-13 =3 Members Of Weekly Press Visit Telegram sident; Ken Glendining, 2nd vice-president of the Delhi News- Members of Ontario Weekly Newspapers Association all pulled together when they visited The Telegram on Saturday, climax to a three-day convention. From left are: Werden Leavens of the Bolton Enterprise; Lynn Lashbrook, past pre- 4 Record; David Dills, 1st vice-president of the Acton Free Press; and John A. Morris, of the Prescott Journal, peal