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A | "2% 23 WINN IR EN Fa ASR ol AFF Aut ase Ra A ed Soviet Russia Shown On Slides | At Ladies Night The annual Ladies Night put 'on by Fidelity Lodge last Fri- day evening, March 6 was at- tended by a full house of appro- ximately two hundred people. ~The Masons, their ladies and guests enjoyed a dinner which*¥} was served by the Ladies of the Eastern Star. This was followed by a show- ing of coloured during a trip to Soviet Russia in the month of December last. These were presented, together with a most instructive com- mentary, by Mr. N. A. Sweet- man, Supt. of Toronto Public Schools'and by Mr. Anson Tay- lor, Director of Education for Scarboro Township. These men were members of a delegation from Canada which toured Rus- sia at the invitation of the Russian Government, and the pictures which they brought back served to provide much new light on conditions in a country in the mews these days. During intermission another highlight of the evening was provided by the singing of the Four-in-Accord Male Quartet. This group came from the Osh- awa Chapter of The Society for the Preservation and Encour- anti Pry slides! taken] | trees, wires, etc. bs Yo bE] o » ' Fi Ra rid AL 3 £5 2,000, ry Nel Sid) bey 2 IRIAN he To eit High Winds Damage Ratege The storm which hit Toronto and Montreal Thursday night last week with winds over 100 miles per hour also hit this area. Although of a more moderate nature, it' did some damage to The garage seen above is 'the property of Les Beacock, R.R. 4, Port Perry securely held up by chains to a 7 the trees, was partly destroyed by the storm. The only dam- ¢ age to the car which was in the garage at the time was a dint : --Staff Photo in one of the fenders, agement of Barbershop Quartet singing in America and their entertaining was Hooghly en- joganls, PORT PERRY HOUSE LEAGUE) PORT PERRY DEFEAT -- OSHAWA BANTAMS Port . Perry Bantam All-Stars slapped down the Oshawa Ban- tams 5-1. Thiswas a fast played game, and the Port kids had a little too much on the ball for the Oshawa club. Had the Port team played like this before, th- ey probably would be in the playoffs. The boys are a good group, with a lot of speed and hussle. D.. McMaster with two goals led the assault for Port, - Bill Wanamaker, McNinley and -Skerrett picking up singles. The lone marker for Oshawa was scored by John Chouthier in the second period. THE SUMMARY 1st. period Port-- Skerreft: Harper, Foster 2.15 Penalties-- Jeffrey, Port, (hooking) 5.05 Jeffrey (slashng) 13.30 2 nd. period Oshawa-- J. Chouthier, 9.30 "CN "Penalties Moore (slashing) 17.00, 'Har- per (crosschecking) 13.01 O'Reilly. (kneeing) 13.12. 3rd. period Port-- McNinley - Wanamaker . 3.30; Port, Wanamaker --Me- Master, Foster 11.21, Port, Mc- Master 15632 Port-- Mec- Master, Sketrett, 19.30 a Penalties-- O'Rielley (highsticking) 2.30, Skerrett (highsticking) 2.30, 'Wanamaker (hooking) 12.00 (slashing) = 16.31, Brisbois (slashing) 17.30 . OLD TIMERS NITE MAR. 18 Port Perry Minor Hockey Ass- ociation take great pride in sot- ting up an Old Timers Chall- enge Nite. . With the help of some former players Harry Deéshane and Guy Raines were able to contact th- ese men and arrange an Old Timers. Caryle- McGill an Don Hurst are working hard. to rou- nd up some of 'the boys from the past. These gritty young men will mories of the past, and I would n't be surprised to see the odd attempt to revive some old me- one ra the ice with a st- ogie or smoke stack, huffing an puffing smoke. We are also working, to have something sp- ecial ! ! ! What this is we'll ne- ver know until Old Timers Nite. Here are some of the old tim- ers who'll be on hand, Guy | Raines,Abe Cawker, Mac. Chris- tie, Gord Carnegie, Elmer Lee, Sam Cawker, Al. Cawker, Fra- nk Honey,Murry Lee, Gordie Goode, Roy Werry,Harry Mal- |colm, Jim Cawker, Ken Min- shall, Bob Healey, oh yes, the the fat man Bruce Young, |, , one things for sure, if Bruce falls hold on to your hat. It may fly away. We have tickets out on a draw || that will take place the evening of March 18th,we would like to thank Sunny Brae Golf €lub, Port Perry in aid of minor hoc- key for donating a set of Camp- bells power pact Golf clubs. This: should prove to be a pop- ular item for the summer, Thanks Jim. Two minor league games will be played starting at 6 p.m.; the old timers taking over at 8.30 An Evening of good clean fun, .| for everyone, O'Rielly (holding) 12.00, Holtby | f WE NOW CARRY A LINE OF n rs I] Office Supplies IN OUR OFFICE Drop in and see what we . have to offer. PORT PERRY STAR CO. 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