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5 ¥ yd hy of? y 7 _:ASwiss" Chalet generously donat- . ployee of the Bell Telephone ~ has now retired, and they have ~just moved into their new home - Lodge to confer the degree of __nual Christmas. Party... » C - 8:30 P.M. thx! an red A Fa \ H SAS ER ada a aSHAL Cissus want aise "¢ PORT PERRY LEGION HALL - $3.00 Sonya Ball Club CHRISTMAS DANGE & DRAW Saturday, Dec. 10 Per Couple. Town At the Senior Citizen's Hall on Tuesday, November 29th, a very pleasant afternoon and evening was spent by the senior citizen's Tuesday Euchre Cub A delicious chicken pie supper was served, followed by pro- gressive euchre. Several prizes were given for various reasons. ed the chickens for the supper. This was greatly appreciated. ¢ © Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ray re- cently of Toronto, and for eight years have spent their holidays and free time at theis| cottage on Lake Scugog, came to .the conclusion that Port Perry would be the town where they would like to live after retirement. Mr. Ray, an em- on Ash St. We welcome them to Port Perry. ss © @ "Maybelle Rebekah Lodge con- ferred the Degree of Initiation Tuesday evening, when two new members Mrs. Mabel McMullen and Mrs. Leola Hooper, Port Perry, were welcomed into the Lodge. Members were pleased to have with them the District Deputy, Sister Betty Major of Orono. Sister Major extended an. invitation to Port Perry initiation in January in Oshawa for the President of the Rebe- kah Assemlby of Ontario, who will be making her official visit at that time. * ss St. John's Presbyterian 'Ba- zaar held on Saturday, Decem- ber 2nd, although a very cold day, was quite successful. I. TI Mr. and Mrs. Bob Williams and family of Bowmanville, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Nel- son Williams over the week-end. + 8 + Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slem- mons, Ottawa, who have been visiting in Port Perry at the home of Mrs. C. C. Jeffery are returning to Ottawa and Mrs. Jeffrey will accompany them. i * * 0% Three new members, William S. Bradford, Dorian (Pete) Butt and Ken Goreski were in- stalled as mew members at the regular meeting of Port Perry Lions Club, Monday evening at Conway Gardens. *s + Mr and Mrs. Herb Toombs entertained about 60 couple on Saturday evening at their an- 'Kids' Krusade' |, Dec. 13-19 at 7:00 p.m. With "The King's Minstrels" Magic Talks, Bible Puppets Dramatized | 'Stories, Pictures CHESTER & SALLY SUE RICHARD & DRUMS. PRIZES - SURPRISES PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 110 Lilla St. South Also Sunday, Dec. 18th 10:00 11:00 am. & 7:00 p.m. EVERYONE WELCOME. Your RED CROSS is Serving Today y .. Wackett . Port Perry 5. Litte Britainub On Tuesday the Bulldozers could not hold the hard hitting, hard checking Little Britain team, they had to settle"with a tie. A wide open game with Port holding the lead in scoring up to the third period, but the hard checking of Little Britain paid off and allowed them to tie the game. Port seem to be entering a ¢ & 9 Points for Port Team After 8 Games GP G A Pts. G. Geer eer. 8 7 5 12 B. Oke ....ccccevurennn. 6 6 4 10 D. Gibson ............ 7T 4 6 10 L. Middleton ........ 5 2 8 10 M. McKee ............ 8 3 6 9 C. Carnegie ........ 72 7 9 A. Mathews --....... 5 3 6----9- R. Bryant ........... 6 5 2 17 "W. Venning ........ 8 4 4 8 D. McNenly ........ 6 4 3 17 D. McMillan ........ 8 1 5 6 J: Burnett ........ 6 3 3 6 M. McMillan ........ 8 8 2 5 R. Roberts .......... 8 3 2 5b B. Doner ............. 6 3 2 5 B. Parry ............. 2 1 1 2 D. Conlin ............. 5 0 2 2 Goal Tender-- GF GA SO Jim Topping ... 54 34 0 + x 0» LAKESHORE INT. HOCKEY LEAGUE: Western Division Top Scorers (As of Nov. 30th, 1966) GP G A Pts. A. Rennick, Ux. 9 24 26 50 'E. Tran, Ux. .... 5 11 16 27 G. Luke, Ux. .... 9 13 12 25 M. Flynn, Ux....7 6 16 22 N. Pascoe, Ux. ..9 7 10 17 P. Goodfellow, Keswick ... 5 5 8-713 R. McCabe, LB. 5 7 5 12 R. Jewell, L.B...3 4. 7 11 G. Geer, Pt: P.. 6 6 4 10 G. Chadwick, K. 5 5 5 10 L. Middleton, Port Perry. 5 2 8 10 W. Redshaw,Ux. 5 6 3 9 A. Drinkwater, _ : "Little Br. ... 4 5 4 D. Gibson, P. P. =} [=N : [SA Sel -J. McKnight, Sunderland.. 6 3 .6. 9 Ladies C urling Tuesday G. Hunter--10, A. Doyle 4 H. Bathie 7, M. McCoy 3 M. MacMaster 12, M. Snooks 3 R. Mitchell 9, I. Mitchell 8 Wednesday I. Carter.7, R. Bruton 3 A..Cox 10, M. Panabaker 8 H. Carnwith 9, J. Gray. b M. Holdershaw 12, D. Beare 6 Thursday N. Kenny 7, H. MacMaster b H. Thompson 13, A. Dawson 1 C. Martyn 8, B. Beare 6 Ready for Tomorrow M. Gray, Ux. ....9 9. 10 19. Nel L Britain Top Bulldozers 4-3 bain T Tie In Second Game 5-5 slump. They are not playing up to standard. But therg was an improvement from Saturday night's oi The crowds are building up with each game and the boys really appreciate your support. The fans are | the ones to get them out of the slump. There's nothing like having the crowd cheer you on to make them work that little bit harder. We were sorry to see Harold Jeffrey carried from. the ice after a collision at centre ice in the second period. The report from the hospital Tuesday night was that he had a badly bruised thigh muscle and a skate mark that did not break the skin. They were keeping him over- night and X-rays taken Wednesday morning. would be Harold, who acts as lines- man at each of Port's home games never misses a Tuesday night at the arena. So let's hope we see him back soon. v Scoring for Port 1st Period-- G. Geer from C, Carnegie. End of 1st Period 1-1 2nd Period-- B. Doner from G. Geer A. Matthews from D. Conlin W. Venning from D. Conlin End of 2nd 4-3 for Port 3rd Period-- DD. McNenly from J. Burnett and M. McKee. Shots on goal--Port 39, Little Britain 35. Last Saturday Little Britain defeated Port in Little Britain by he score of 4-3. Scoring for. Port were: 1st 'Period-- Oke -- Unassisted 2nd Period-- Oke from Roberts, Carnegie 3rd Period-- Roberts -- Unassisted. Dont be disappointed! 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