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wie (ow " Eo ay ER hs a FA me en PRA Sl wae Ww alan a a Me LWA : to WA, -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, March 9th, 1967 Bulldozers Edge L. Britain 4-3 Force THURSDAY Port Perry 2. Little Britain 3 The Bulldozers lost their '2nd game of the zone finals Thurs- day night, in a game that either team could have won. The first period was Port Perry's, controlling the pace of the game & picking up 2 goals. Goal tender Jim Topping came up with some great saves and kept Britain from scoring. The second period was Bri- tain's turn to get on the score- board, picking up 2 goals to tie the score. The third period was as even as could be, with both teams giving their best, and it looked like there was going to be over- time. But with 2 minutes to the end of the game Little Britain put the puck behind Topping for the winning goal. It was good to see Don Coch- rane back in uniform. It was a good game to watch and a great turn out by fans. Scoring for Port M. McKee from D. Gibson, C. Grandy A. Mathews from B. Parry. * ck. 0% SATURDAY Port Perry 7. Little Britain 2 A game that kept the Port Perry fans cheering and in _ great spirits right from the op- ening face-off as the Bulldozers stormed in and scored. This seemed to upset Little Britain, as it was Port Perry all the way. Let's hope the boys can keep this fast-aggressive hockey up. Scoring for Port D. Gibson from M. McKee, D. McNenly D. McNenly, unassisted A. Mathews from W. Venning. W. Venning from D. Cochrane L. Middleton, unassisted. L. Middleton from A. Mathews D. Conlin from W. Venning. * * *® SUNDAY __. Port Perry 3. Little Britain 4 This was a game Port could have won and should have won, but to my mind a verse from an old song sums this game up. "Old Soldiers never die, they Sixth Game only fade away". And this is exactly what happened. Port controlled the first and most of the second periods, but the remainder was Little Bri- tain putting on the pressure and. going ahead on the score-board. In the closing minutes of the third period a fine breakaway pass paid off for Port, and put them one goal down. In a final effort they pulled their goal tender but to no avail. "Scoring for Port L. Middleton from A. Mathews, W. Venning A. Mathews from L. Middleton, W. Venning A. Mathews from D. Gibson. * * * TUESDAY Port Perry 4. Little Britain 3 The Bulldozers bounced right back to form on Tuesday in a fast and onesided game. With Port putting on the pressure throughout the game, the boys seem to have got that confidence they needed. The series now stands at 3 games to 2 for Little Britain, and with the same effort Sat. night the boys could tie this series up. There was 496 people in at- tendance at this game, a great turn out by fans and a great booster for the boys. I would like to mention an outstanding game by Mac Mec- Milan on defence, if stars were given out Mac desrved the first. Also 'a player who never gets mentioned but is always out- standing, Ken Roberts, who gives all he's got in every game. Well done boys, let's keep going. Scoring for Port B. Oke from W. Venning L. Middleton from M. McKee, D. Gibson M. McKee from D. Gibson, D. Conlin A. Mathews from W. Venning, D. McMillan. APPLE FACTS Annual apple production in Ontario exceeds five million bushels. Canadian Heart Fund. worthwhile donation. ciated. Congratulations TO THE CITIZENS OF PORT PERRY from the PORT PERRY HEART FUND COMMITTEE. Once more, you, the citizens of Port Perry, are to be congratulated on your whole-hearted contributions to your This year the total received to date is $931.00, a most On behalf of the canvassers, captains, and your Heart Fund Committee, may I extend a heartfelt "Thank you." To all concerned your co-operation is greatly appre- THANK, YOU, CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN. Final Clearance Sale -- AT THE -- Elizabeth Shoppe Ladies' & Children's : COATS, JACKETS & PRAM SUITS -- HALF PRICE -- Boy's 3 pc. LOUNG SETS 6 & 6X only $1.98 Girl's Chenille .HOUSECOATS 10 to 14X, Reg. up to $6.95 for $1.98 Asst. Styles & Sizes in LADIES SLIMS Clearing at HALF PRICE LADIES 2 pe. SUITS & SHIFTS From 259% to 509, Discount MANY. MORE BARGAINS NOT LISTED. SALE ENDS MARCH 18th. By Mrs. Les Beacock Rev. Alec Rice left us with some very worthwhile thoughts from his message "Conquest of Fear". We also appreciate the choir number and especially the voices of two young members, Misses Jean Snelgrove & Linda Hunter who ably rendered the solo part accompanied by the erganist Mrs. B. Snelgrove. During the service our minis- ter presided over the installa- tion of the newly elected U.C.W. officers for next two years. Of- fering gathered by Mr. F. Gib- son and Mr. C. Andrews. Saturday, March 4th, while a mammoth storm was raging outside, a cosy atmosphere pre- vailed in the lovely home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lehmann who graciously entertained near thirty guests upon the joyous occasion of their silver wedding anniversary. The celebrants were ably as- sisted by their two sons Dieter and Horst and his wife Susan who were home for their par- ent's special day. At five o'clock the happy group of relatives, friends and neighbours enjoyed a sumptu- ous buffet available from a dining-table tastfully' centered with red roses and three-tier wedding cake. During the later hours of the evening the guests mingled about reminisc- ing, meeting familiar and new faces that proved most inter- esting The bride & groom of twenty- five years were the recipients of hearty congratulations and best wishes in the form of cards, telegrams, dainty and useful gifts for which Mr. and Mrs. Lehmann were deeply apprecia- tive. Mr, and Mrs. Horst Lilian Vancouver, B.C. have been home for two weeks with their parents Mr. and Mrs. G. Leh- mann. : Mr. Deiter Lehmann and Mr. Bruce Martyn both students at ! INVEST NOW 6% VICTORIA and GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-7306 WE FIGHT INELATION WITH PRICES JUST, OUR CODE OF E THICS, MAKES THIS A as) ART' Ss Plumbing - Heating Phone 985 - 2581 R.R. #1, PORT PERRY "Operated By ART (Pete) PETROZZI Licenced Mechanic * wig Or 5 FER § LE odie Prince Albert News TRA AHEL AY MTEL etn the University, Waterloo were at their homes for the week: end. Mrs. B. Snelgrove shared her home for the February meeting of the U.C.W. The new slate of officers took over, as a result Mrs, C. Newnham tabled the meeting and extended a wel- come to Mrs, Aldred and Mrs. Deeth as visitors. A most inspiring devotion was given by Mrs. Allen Martyn and scripture read by Mrs. C. Graham. Secretary Mrs. Wm, Heayn read the minutes including a thank-you note from Mrs. Stella Heayn on behalf of her patients. Also a verbal thanks from the president. Treasurer Mrs. E. Jewell re- ported on finances. One of our visitors Mrs. Deeth was persu- aded into joining for which we are pleased. Mrs. Beacock on behalf of members moved a vote of ap- preciation to the retiring presi- dent Mrs. Mildred Hope for her untiring efforts & success dur- ing her term in the chair. Mrs. Snelgrove seconded this and all applauded witll a hearty hand. Mrs. Ben Smith announced sufficient "Canada Packer La- bels", had been turned in entit- ling us to a kitchen utility wa- gon, Will the members or non members please continue accu- mulating more of these labels. Mrs. Pugh voiced notes re- garding "Hospital Auxiliary Spring Fair", May 27. Special emphasis to be based on our section, "Sleep Wear". Tentative plans are in the making for the forthcoming wedding and beef dinner in March. _. We are very grateful - i a former village girl Mrs. Walter Webb, of Haliburton who sent a box of several pairs of home- knit dainty baby bootees to be sold. Lovely lunch provided -by Mrs. McKerihan, Mrs. i. Hod- gins and Mrs. Roy A. Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Malcolm and family, Blackstock were Sunday evening dinner guests with their friends Mr, and Mrs. Harold Holtby and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hope, Oshawa visited his brothers Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Hopes on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson were with their daughter Mr. and Mrs. N. Jackson, Brooklin. Mr. and Mrs. F. Gibson in company with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Engleton, Markham -visit- ed Channel 9 on Tuesday night. We extend sympathy to Mr. R. Butson in the passing of his brother Mr. Percy Butson. Also to Mrs. Thomas over her hus- band's death. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. N. Rensink upon the ar- rival of a new son. Several ladies enjoyed the sociability at a quilting in the Newnham home, ~ Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Rankin upon their marriage. Manchester News The Faster meeting of the U.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs. Roy Dobson, with twenty members present. The meeting opened with an Easter Hymn followed by scrip- ture read by Mrs. J. Kingstone. "The Legend of the Easter Lily" was given by Mrs. Dobson, followed by prayer. The business was taken over by the president Mrs. A. Field- ing. It was decided to have a dessert luncheon in the church basement on-March 22nd. Our oldest member Mrs. Edith Dob- son, who celebrating her 85th birthday was presented with a gift from the U.C.W. She also 224) Wins Radio -At Manchester recently. Official Opening Glyn Beddows, R.R. 1 Blackwater was the lucky winner of a radio at the official opening of Cy Wilson Ford Sales at The winner to the right was presented with the door prize on Saturday by the proprietor, Cy Wilson. The opening of the premises was a success and hundreds of interested motorists visited the place during the day. By Jean Jeffery With understanding and sin- cere sympathy our heartfelt thoughts are with our bereaved friends to-day. To Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lyons and family in the loss of his brother Bill. Our sympathy to Mr. & Mrs. Henry Thomas who mourn the loss of her sister Mrs. Larry Trudelle of Albany, New York, who was laid to rest last week. - Recent visitors with Mr. and 'Mrs. M. Bailey were Mr. and Mrs. Sid Kent and Kelly and | Mr. Dick Hunt, also Mr. Mur- ray Waples and Linda of Vie- toria Harbour. Mr. Ross Bailey attended the Futurity Show and Sale at Oak- ville where he exhibited cattle, one won the Grand Champion- ship. This is the second year in succession that Mr. Bailey has had the Grand Champion Heifer. From this sale Ross went to Malton Airport where he boarded a plane and flew to Denver Colorado to the Great Western Show and Sale, where he exhibited E. P. Taylor cattle. Busy Week for Ross, It's hard to keep up with Ross but I be- lieve he is out in Alberta. A School for Stewards and Elders will be held March 14 (Tues.) at Unionville, also there will be sessions for Christian Education Leadership for Inter- 'mediate, Senior and mid week leaders. Dr. and Mrs. week-end guests with his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Donald As- ling. Mr. and Mrs. J. Clarke and Irwin King were with Don's on Sat. evening and Mr. & Mrs. Keith Ashton, Richard & Julia were with them Sun. evening. Mrs. T. Stewart and Mrs. Jean Jeffery were in Toronto on Sat. attending the Garden & flower Show at O'Keefe Centre. Mr. Alan Bailey and three friends are home from a holi- day in the south. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Prentice also. arrived home from a _ slate of your new officers. Executive. 1. New hearts for old for heart surgery. received many beautiful cards. ; Jerrold Asling |- and Janette of Newstadt were EPSOM NEWS month's vacation in the sunny south, Mr. and Mrs. Les Card, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Benns and Robin were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Card. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gour- lie, Oshawa, who also had just returned from a trip south were visiting on Sat. with his sister Mrs. R. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kendry and Patty were supper guests on Sat. with' Mr. and Mrs. Alan Card. Mr. and Mrs. Middleton and family were. guests on Sunday with his sister Mrs. H. Geer, Mr. Geer and family. . Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wilson, Miss Ruby Wilson and Miss An- nie Yoe were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson. Mr. John Millman and Mr. Kerry Millman, Mrs. Frank Mill- man were all at the Millman ~~ = | home on Sunday. Mr. Kenneth Jeffery of Parry Sound was a week-end guest with 'Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jef- frey. {Continued on Page 12) ALEK TRICIAN =~" IF YOUD LIKE TO SAVE A LOT OF LEGAL TENDER, 'I SHOULD BE YOUR ELECTRICAL MENDER; PROPER* WIRING KEN P. MURRAY ~~ Licensed Electrical Contractor PORT PERRY, Ont. 985 - 7005 CANADIAN HEART FUND -- PORT PERRY BRANCH 8.00 p.m. Thursday, March 16th, at the Municipal Offices the .Nominating Committee will report with the Come and hear Mr. Murray Robertson from Provincial Come and enjoy two films: 2. High Blood Pressure -- Come and see a display of equipment now available Come and learn more about the heart, "THE ONE YOU SAVE MAY BE YOUR OWN". Meeting a oe ------ Aun i at an