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e - 3 ARORA CAI LR TS Se FX > = » = 23 : lye. -- NAS AOR SR A IN Al ee ~ aR rn a Try NCLIHRY OWEN SSR AIR The happy group of curlers seen in the above picture are second and Alec Rice, lead. the winners of the "First Schedule" trophy "at the Port Perry Curling Club. The rink was skipped by Bruce Beare seen at 40 rinks with only 11 teams making the "play-offs". ning rink played four games in the "play-offs" and th the left. Next to him is Bill Cornish, vice skip, Stan Glass, all. play a om The schedule started out with The win- --Photo by Arnold Roach ARE YOU ONE OF THE PEOPLE WHO READ The Port Perry Star OCCASIONALLY? | JUST SEE WHAT YOU ARE MISSING! wo _. Why be an occasional reader? Regular readers know the complete news coverage The Port Perry Star provides. | They appreciate the money-saving ads, the interesting features, the news of churches and societies. They watch for The Port Perry Star pictures. : t Read The Port Perry Star Every. Week Call us collect, or drop us a note and we'll start a Sileitytlon, in your name. You may pay later. More people now are reading The Port. Perry Star than ever before. THE PORT PERRY STAR | BOX 90 PORT PERRY, ONTARIO PHONE 985.7383 PLEASE ENTER A SUBSCRIPTION IN THE NAME OF: ES EE REL RE) DS RR LEER TE ET ADDRESS [] [[] $3.00 Enclosed EE NX LR RII lhdicate here if Gift Card to be sent. [] $4.50 to the USA. [] Please bill me | 2 | s > = m THE CHURCHES CHURCH OF ASCENSION ANGLICAN Rev. R. C. Rose Minister . SUNDAY, JANUARY 8th -- EPIPHANY I. 9:45 am.--Morning Prayer, Church School. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11th-| 10:00 a.m.--Holy Communion. ST. JOHN, BLACKSTOCK SUNDAY, JANUARY 8th -- EPIPHANY I. 11:15 a.m.--Morning Prayer. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. Alec G. Rice, B.A Minister SUNDAY, JANUARY 8th -- 11:00 am.--Morning Worship. 10:00 a.m.--Sunday School. PRINCE ALBERT -- 2:00 p.m.-- Church Service 1:00 p.m.-- Sunday Scohol. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. H. M. Buntain, B.A. Minister SUNDAY, JANUARY 8th -- 10.00 a.m.--Morning Worship 11:00 _a.m.-- Sundoy School. = ° PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH (Queen and Rosa Sts.) I. C. Bowie, Pastor SUNDAY, JANUARY 8th -- 9:45 a.m.--Family Bible School 11: a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evening Service United Church of -Canada SCUGOG Pastoral CHARGE | 'Rev. George Teskey SUNDAY, JANUARY 8th -- 10:00 a.m. -- SCUGOG. 11:15 a.m. -- MANCHESTER. 1:15 p.m. -- PROSPECT. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev. R. Batten - Rev. I. MacLean 16 am.--Sunday School "11 a.m:==Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service Wed., 8 p.m.--Prayer Meeting See The New UNDERWOOD PORT PERRY STAR Principal at Bulldozers TUESDAY, DEC. 27th Port Perry 3 Uxbridge 7 The Bulldozers got off to a very slow start Dec. 27th at the arena, in front of the biggest crowd in the arena this year. Uxbridge came to Port deter- mined to avenge the 4-0 Port|' scored at their last meeting. The first period was all Ux- bridge with fast skating and good passing. The Bulldozers stayed with them but three de- fensive errors cost Port the 1st three goals, In the second : | period Port began to settle down, moving the puck around and taking the play to Uxbridge but still Uxbridge controlled the game, not letting up at all. Last period and last hope for Port with a 6-1 score against them saw a complete change for the Bulldozers. With every line changed the boys came to life and looking their old selves. Moving D., McNenly from his regular line to team up with G. Geer and L. Middleton paid off. They picked up two quick goals , to narrow the score. The ef- fort I'm sorry to say came too late in the game, a case of not enough push at the start. Still no disgrace for the Buldozers taking on "B" series teams is | good experience for the forthcoming play-offs. Scoring for Port First Period-- End of First 3-0 for Uxbridge Second Period-- J. Burnett, unassisted End of the second 6-1 for Uxbridge Third. Period-- D. McNenly from M. Mec- Millan, L. Middleton D. McNenly from G. Geer, L. Middleton. -- Once 'again the biggest crowd this year was on hand. They didn't see a victory but they saw a good game. Let's see you all back again at the next game. * * * Port Perry 4 Port Hope 5 It was was. one of those games where the Buldozers couldn't buy a goal, out-shooting Port Hope 54 to 22. It makes the score sound wrong and the goaltender great. But it was a case of being in too close and firing straight at the pads, although there were some labelled to score, a last minute skate or stiok would appear to turn them away. 1 still feel the boys were leaving their ffort too late, also there is work needed on the defence. Once the pressure is put on-in our own end the boys seen to fall apart. We_are sorry to-say we have lost a great defence, and lately a power play forward in Chic Carnegie. Chic, one of the ori- ginals of the team, last year captain, the year previous, cap- Attend Convention (Continued from Front Page) wa; Robert Sheffield, Oshawa; John Wilson and E. P. Rogers, Pickering. --A key move was ikon 'when the OSSTF decided to raise its own fees from $5 per $1,000 of salaries to $7.50 per $1,000. This means that the average secondary school . teacher in Ontario, who makes slightly over $8,000 a year, will pay a professional fee of about $60 instead of $40. The increase will produce an extra $% mil- lion from the OSSTF's 25,000 members. Charles J. McCaffray, Vice- Nepean High was elected School, Ottawa, president of the Federation. Other officers elected were: R. M. Smith, Burlington, first vice- president; R. Ward McAdam, North York, second vice-presi- | 'dent; G. P. Wilkinson, Dresden, third vice-president. Drop Two tain and player coach. That hard slap-shot and heavy checks will be missed by the players as well as the fans, but knowing Chic he won't be far from a hockey game and I would like to wish him every success in his new position. Scoring for Port Perry First Period-- " G. Geer from L. Middleton End of 1st 2-1 for Port Hope Second Period-- R. Bryant from K. Roberts, L. Middleton End of 2nd 5-2 for Port Hope. Third Period-- W. Venning from B. Doner D. Conlin from Ken Roberts, D. McNenly. Future games for the Bul- dozers, Friday in Cobourg, Sat. in Sunderland, not too far out of town for fans, and Tuesday back in the Arena brings Sun- derland. eo eo LAKESHORE INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY WESTERN DIVISION STANDING (As of Dec. 21st, 1966) GP W L T Pts. *Uxbridge.... 15 10 4 1 21 **Port Perry 13 9 '2 2 .20 Little Br.. 11 6 4 1 13 Keswick ... 10 2 8 0 4 Sunderland . 12 0 0 4 ~* Won 2 and Lost 2 Inter- -. locking Games. ** Won 1 Interlocking Game : * * . * SCORING LEADERS GP G A Pts. A. Rennick, Ux. 15 28 37 65 E. Tran, Ux... 10 17° 25 42 G. Luke, Ux... 16 21 17 38 M. Flynn, Ux.. 13 12 18 30 P. Goodfellow, "Keswick ...... 107710 20 - J. McKnight, Sunderland... 12 11 14 R. Jewell, L B. 7 11 13 G. Geer, P. P..... 13 10 12 N. Pascoe, Ux. 15 9 13 L. Middleton, Port Perry ... 10 4 18 B. Growden, Little Br. ... 7 10 10 M. Gray, Ux... 10 9 11 R. McCabe, Little Br. .. 11 Brooklin Views Hi folks--We hope everyone had a wonderful Holiday Season and you're all back at your oc- cupations, 'working to make 1967 the best year of them all. If you made any New Year's resolutions, how about fel: ing a few more. 1--Keep yourself TiS estod. Interest puts the-zest in life. 2--Keep yourself caring. Caring keeps you doing things right. p 3--Keep yourself planning. Planning keeps you going forward, in the right direction. Ww o 8 88 RB RRXR : 4--Keep - yourself = DUSY = team gs Keeping busy leaves you no time to brood: We don't have to include keeping happy, because if you are interested, and care and plan and are always busy, being happy just come naturally. As a matter of fact, we are so full of turkey and good home cooking, and we have been so involved in practising what we preach, that we ran out of time to write a longer column. HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERY- BODY--see you next week.