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"~ MRL or ny Armano MN : PS AMEE MLL NEAL ASS FBIM AL RUE REUANTANA SD VINE DRIP PEL RE he -- PORT PERRY STAR - os Nov. 74, 1968 REN FL Sd PORT PERRY x STAR x 10 Represent Port Perry] At Annual Hockey Meeting A delegation of 10 from Port Perry Minor Hockey at- tended the Ontario Minor Hockey Annual Meeting held in Toronto Nov. 2. A total of 568 persons from all over. Ontario were present. Mr. Gordon Hawes of Whitby was named President of theO.M. H.A. for the next 2 years. The guest speaker for the afternoon was Mr. Scotty Morrison, Referee in Chief of National League who gave a fine address and stressed the great work of the O.M, H.A. in helping to train re- ferees through Minor Hockey to N.-H.L. ranks. He observ- ed that 11 of 13 new referees taken into N.H.L. ranks last year came up through O.M. H.A. & O.H.A. Scotty also gave a great deal of credit to the Coaches & Managers and all people connected with Minor Hocey for their part in helping our youth, to make them better citizens of the future. Mayor Dennison of the City of Toronto also - spoke along these lines. The--business part-of the meeting brought out some rule change and also many facts and figures on the operation of the world's lar- gest Hockey organization. Last season (1967-68) 934 all star teams were register- ed in the O.M.H.A. in this Province. This meant a total of 15,812 players. Also - an estimated 2,777 local lea- gue teams with 49,986 play- ers, for a grand total of 3,711 teams and 65,798 play- ers were in the ice rinks last season. Also an interesting note is that 12 years ago (1956) a total of 357 teamg were re- gistered for all star as to last year's 934. The O.M.H.A. did all the -adminstrative work, etc. on a budget of $24,974 last year. "| p.m. when they play Oshawa. PUBLIC SKATING Every Friday KINDERGARTEN TO GRADE 5 TIME -- 3:45 - 4:45 p.m. ------ Every Tuesday GRADES -- 5, 6 & 7 TIME -- 3:45 - 4:45 p.m. Price -- 15¢. per Student Almost half of this amount is paid from team registra- tion fees ($9,626.00) and Grants of $4,200 & through play-off receipts (109% of gate receipts in final & semi final games another $4,824.99 was raised. * Ll $ In all star action Stouff- ville defeated Port Perry Flamingo Juveniles 8-1. The Port Perry team was handi- capped by not having had any exhibition games & few practices, but the game was- n't as one sided as the score indicated and théy will cer- tainly do better." Don't for- get fans to see these boys in action every Wednesday nite at 8.00 p.m. Th Tripp Construction No- vice team. won one & lost: one game last week. They defeated Uxbridge 8-0 and | were beaten 7-1 by Oshawa Friday nite. Oshawa is in our league this year but are AAA class. * * * This Friday, Nov. 8th No- vice play an exhibition game at 7.45 p.m. Legion Pee Wee All Stars play their first home game also Friday, Nov. 8th at 9.00 Tues., Nov. 12th Cy Wilson Mustangs open their season at 8.30 p.m. when they take on Newcastle Midgets. House League players will be playing at their regular time so watch the Bulletin Board at the arena and see what team you may be on and what time you play. * LJ * Booster Button anyone? Clare Nightingale has the best hockey deal in town. See all the regular season games by buying a booster button for $2.00 for the regular sea- son. We still have some Ski-Doo tickets left but they won't last. Get yours, they are only $1.00 each. You could be the winner Dec. 28th of our Ski-Doo purchased from: Majcher Pontiac Buick if your ticket is drawn. Just for the benefit of any- one not clear on the age limits in the various groups from Novice up. -- O.M.H.A. Rule book states: Juvenile--under 19 Midget--under 17 Bantam--under 15 Pee Wee--under 13 Novice--under 11 is eligible to play if player has not attained this age be- fore Jan. 1st in the season in DANCING CLUB ANNRENE SATURDAY, ROYAL AMBASSADOR eo NEW YEAR'S EVE TICKETS ON SALE eo NOVEMBER 9th Bowling MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING October 31st-- High Triple-- R. Parker -- 828. High Triple W..H.-- G. Geer -- 770 High Single-- G. Geer -- 340 High Single W. H-- G. Geer -- 357 High Scores R. Parker--828; B. Owen-- 797; K. Ashton--155; G. Geer --719; T. Chandler--708; G. Menzies--706; F. Hastings-- 668; J. Owen--665; C. Watts --663; J. Dowson -- 661; J. Cooke--660; M. Butson--682; D. Durham -- 647; D. Butt-- 641; J. Hadley--638; T. Ad- derley--633; P. Murphy--629. Bowling LADIES MONDAY NIGHT Bowne Hot Toddy ................ 41 Zombie .. .. pon 37 Gin Fizz .ooniinninns . 35 Pink Lady .. .... ... .. 34 Sherry ......... . . 33 Screwdriver 32 Manhattan .. 30 Tom Collins .......... ... ... 29 SideCar ...................... 28 Martinin .._......... 28 Stinger oa 26 Twister co.cc... \. 25 High Single-- Marlinne Doupe--308 High Triple-- Doris Phinney--744 Singles 200 and Over-- S. Tulley--275; A. Evans-- 229; M. Doupe--308; D. War- ren--219, 214; L. Haugen-- 214, 230; P. Fisher--247; V. Stainton--211; D. Phinney-- 294, 259; H. McTavish--254; A. Mulder--201; F. Irvine-- 240; P. Ellicott -- 212; F. Davey--267; D. Davies--214, 228; F. Whitaker--235; E. De- Shane--215, 209; A. Scriver --224; E. Shaw--225, 2086, 202 F. Emmerson--206; C. Watts M. Hopkins--234. COMPLETE REAL ESTATE 985-7373 } Over 210 Singles-- |'Check The Label --224; D. Wanamaker--222; | which he is playing. J * * Skates & Equipment Anyone having skates or equipment which they don't need please phone Bud Heard equipment manager 985-2889 and leave your name, Also anyone needing some equipment or skates leave your name and size of skates etc. on a piece of paper with the arena manager, : Check The Label On Your Paper fing LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING Waltz . 31 Mambo 35 Square ....... . 34 Polka ..................33 Charleston ................. 29 Tango .............. 28 Rhitmba ......... .... 27 ChaCha ............ 26 Samba ............. 26 Frug ............ 25 Twist ............ Fox Trot ... M. Geer--283; M. Cook-- 270; I. Doupe--262, 228; J. Chandler -- 259, 217; A. Chandler -- 253; E. Bailey-- 251; J. Mahaffy -- 250; H. Heard--250; W. McLaughlin --240; Marie Cook--239, 213; M. Sweetman--237, 216; L. Bertrand--230; C. Mayndrd-- 229; C. Shaw--227; P. Lover- ing--221; D. Taylor--220; C. Warriner--217; M. Graham-- 216; S. Barton--216; B. Oke --215; M. Healey -- 214; P. Rowe--212. Over 600 Triples-- I. Doupe--642; M. Geer-- 636; J. Chandler--636; Marie Cook--635; M. Cook--630; A. Chandler--619; J. Mahaffy-- 616; M. Sweetman--604; E. Bailey--604; J. Jackman--600 {High Single--M. Geer 283° High Triple--I. Doupe 642. On Your Paper PHEASANT SEASON "REPORTED GOOD Early results from pheas- ant hunters in the lower townships of Ontario and York counties open to hunt- ing, indicate that hunter suc- cess on the opening day of the season was good. For the first time in the past three years fair to good hunting weather greeted the hunters. Although ground fog may have hampered vis- ibility in some low areas in the early hours, the remain- der of the day was bright and sunny with temperatures ranging up to 759. GREAT BUYIN Here's your chance to get a superior quality Homelite Chain Saw at lowest price ever! Never has: there been a betler opportunity to get a top quality Homelite Chain Saw at a better price! This Homelite C-51 has the quality and features of much higher priced saws. No other tool you can buy does so much, yet costs so little. You can cut firewood, clear woodlots, cut lumber, prune and trim fruit trees. Come in and see the Homelite C-51 now. It's' worth money to you. 4 FISHER FARM SERVICE ASHBURN HOMELITE| Thank Offering services were well attended in Burn's Church on Sunday, November with Rev. Wm. Black deliver- ing inspiring messages. At the morning worship the choir rendered two an- thems "O God our Help in Ages Past", and "Nearer My God to Thee". Mr. Bramwell Ritchie, of Oshawa, as soloist sang "It Took a Miracle" and | "Into Thy Hands". In the evening the Salva- tion Army Choir, of Oshawa, led in the worship of song. Mr: and Mrs. Lloyd Pugh, of Claremont, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ashton and attended Thank-offering service in the evening. _Mr. and Mrs. Donald Purdy and Mrs. C. Burry, of Tor- onto, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. D. Rodd, of Brooklin were Sunday visit- ors at the home of Mr. and | Mrs. Russell Batten. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerry of Port Perry spent Sunday at the Alfred Fisher. home. Mrs. Howard Stiver, of Unionville called on friends Ashburn. "News in the village on Sunday. Miss Mary Heron, of Tor- onto spent the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Heron, 3rd at 11 am, and 7.30 p.m.. JOHN BALLARD Lumber and Building Supplies New Homes, Cottages & Alterations Phone 985-7335 PORT PERRY to Toronto) $6600 - $7500 per annum. under revison.) room and clinical teaching in confidence to: ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH WHITBY PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL - (20 minutes drive INSTRUCTOR, SCHOOL OF NURSING -- SALARY: Instructors are required to teach in the School of 'Nursing, Whitby Psychiatric Hospital. These positions offer a challenging opportunity to participate. in class- both in a General Hospital and Psychiatric Hospital setting. A three year traditional curriculum is currently being taught, with plans to develop a 2 + 1 programme. QUALIFICATIONS: Registration as Nurse in Ontario and a post-graduate certificate in nursing education} -- from a university of recognized standing or completion of at least'a one year course at the University level which includes the principles of teaching or the B.Sc.N. degree. Interested persons are invited to submit their resume Personnel Officer Whitby Psychiatric Howhal Whitby, Ontario (These salaries are presently with undergraduate students TOWN OE Uxbridge Notice is hereby given that held in the - COUNCIL CHAMBER, in the Town of Uxbridge years 1969 and 1970. Returning Officer that he School Supporters in their date and time for taking the 2, 1968, and polls will be 8 o'clock p.m. November 6, 1968 Municipal Building - Brechin, Ontario Tel. 655-3842 NOTICE OF NOMINATION MEETING 1968 ELECTIONS TO ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL SUPPORTERS .- OF THE FOLLOWING MUNICIPALITIES: TOWNSHIPS OF Mara, Uxbridge, Reach and Thorah a Nomination Magting | will be MUNICIPAL BUILDING -BRECHIN, ONTARIO on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1968 from 8:00 to 9:00 in the afternoon for the homination of candidate for trustee of the Roman Catholic Combined Separate School Board for the County 'of Ontario to be elected by thie Separate School Supporters and the Townships of Mara, Uxbridge, Reach and Thorah (1 to be elected) for the, Every nomination shall be in writing and state the name, residence and occupation of the candidate, and the residence and occupation of the proposer and seconder. Such nomin- ations must be signed by the proposer and seconder, both | of whom shall be Separate School Supporters, and present, and shall be filed with the Returning Officer within one hour from the opening of the Nomination meeting. When a pro- posed candidate is not present, his nomination paper shall not be valid unless there is evidence satisfactory to the consents to be so nominated. Candidates must obtain from the Treasurer a certificate showing that at the time of opening of the Nomination Meeting there were no taxes of a preceding year overdue and unpaid in respect of the land on which they propose to qualify, and no business tax overdue and unpaid for the current year. Before 9 o'clock in the afternoon of the day, following the nomination meeting every candidate shall file with the Clerk the declarations and oath' of allegiance as ~ required by Section 48 of The Municipal Act. If more than one: person is nominated. and qualify for election, the clerks of the above municipalities will make the necessary arrangements for taking a vote of the Separate respective municipalities. The vote will be Monday, December open from 10 o'clock a.m. to? ARCHIE NEWMAN, Returning Officer