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» wl ad | PA or _ OFSAA (the ~ 6.40--Shane and Fletcher 3. 3.00-- News 5.05--Supperclub 65.830--News for fhe ¢ Community * = 7.20--Tely- Highlights THURSDAY =~ -10.01--Obsession ~~ FRIDAY ... 8.80--Guy Lombardo Show , + Mon, thru' Friday--from 10, 30 p.m, on + 11,10--Tues,, Thurs © 12.06--Jim's Place ~ 6.80-- Weekly Cage Report (LW. Patkinecs) GAMES THIS WEEK include a high school tilt with Oshawa Central here this Wed. and a Lions tussle Thurs, 'night at Bowmanville, With the Star going to press early this week, we 'will have a report of these next week, REFEREE'S CLING 8 way of Ont. Federation of School Athletic Associations), a one- night 'basketball clinic for high school players and coaches is being planned for Oshawa or Peterborough, some _time before Xmas. MIDGET BASKETBALL despite most unfavourable travelling condi- tions, 16 boys (including several from out of town) turned out Saturday af- ternoon. Non-H,S. Boys who have participated 'during the past two Sa- turdays include Phil Clarke, David Williamson, Wayne Oks, Roger Crane, + Bob Haynes, John Croxall, Peter Law- rence. In the first game Bill Cor. nish's team swamped Jim Aird's quin- tet 26-8, with Cornish potting 21 pts.; in the second game--the winners of the first game--Bill Cornish's Team took' another win, defeating Floyd James' team 89-22, Cornish again be- ing leading scorer with 21, while G. Warriner notched 20 for the losers. This Saturday, Commencing at 8 p. m, after a half hour of practice, either 3 or 4 permanent Midget Basketball Teams will be selected--the 'wins, de- feats, scoring records, ete. will be kept for these youngsters--with the win- ners getting crests at the end of the season in- the spring--If Interested get on a team this Saturday: To date Bud Warriner, Jack Owen and Norm Haugen have assisted in the coach- ing and refereeing. STAR OF THE WEEK--Fob Car- negie--a 14 year old rookie, whose efforts and fast improvement should earn him a position on the P.P.H.S. Jr. Boys starting line-up, come the Inter-school league after Xmas. C. KLB. Program Schedule OSHAWA--DIAL 1240 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 6.60--CKLB sign on 6.00--News 6.06--Shane and Fletcher 6.30--News 7.00--News 7 25 --Shens and Fletcher 7.80--New : 7. 40--Shane and Fletcher i 8.00--News 8.10--Sports 230-8 ane and Fletcher 8.80--News 8.85--Shane and Fletcher 9,00--News 9.06--Morning Devotions 9.16--Listen While You Work 10.00--News Ses 10,05--Paul Calls ERA 11.00--News } 2.46--Mon., Fri., Songs of Our Times Wednesday-- Magazine Review "Tues., Thurs.--Bob Eberly Show 3.06--Showcase 4.00--News 4,05--Showease 4 16--Magic Christmas Window 4.80--Showcase 5 5.00--News 5.35--Supperclub 6.00--News 5 10--Sports 6.20--Supperclub 6.66--Stock Market Report 7.00--News in a Minute 7.02--Follow the Band 7.16--Tuesday, Thurs.-- Real state Review Mon., Wed. ria Melody from Murp ; 7.80--World's Greatest Music iE MONDAY. 8.80--Report from Parliament Hill -8. Pe Monday 9.00--Ne 9. 05 Hillbilly Jamboree 10. News - : 10.05--Kim's Corner TUESDAY 88 Penns Day Show 9.00--New 9.06--Liet George e Do It 9.80--Lives of Harry Lime 10.00--News in a Minute 10.01--Crime Does Not Pay WEDNESDAY 8.80--Boston Blackie 9.00--News in a Minute 9.01--Hollywood Theatre of 'Stars 9,03--Mystery House 10.00--News 10.06--Kim's Korner 8.80--This is Paris 9.00--News 9. 05 Sports Forum 9.30--Haunting Hour 10.00--News in a Minute 9,00--News in a Minute 9,01--Charlie Chan 9.830--Club Saludos 10.00--News : 10.06--Kim's Korn 10.80----News 10.40--Report on Sport 10.46--Alirlane Trio - 11.00--News' 11.06--Sports Finals Five Minute Mystery 11. 10--J im's Place Friday: Turntable Terrace) 12,00---~News SATURDA b. S0-OKLB Sign On 6.00--New 6.95 Shane and Fletcher 0--New 640 Shane and Fletcher 7.00---Ne ii, 7.06--8hane and Fletcher 10.40--Report on Sport .}10.46--Airlane Trio 7.30--News 7.40--Shane and Fletcher 8.00--News x sbAII 8.10--Sports 8.20--Shane and Fletcher 8.30--News 8.35--Shane and Fletcher 9.00--News 2 5~Morning Devotions 6--The Four Knights : y cee N.L.B. Presents 9.46--Keynotes by Carle 10.00--News } 10,06--Honour- Roll of Hits 10.830--Hopalong Cassidy 11.00--News 11.06--Colour, Comics --- 11.16--Sports Stars of To-morrow 11.30--Teen Time 12.00--News . | 12.06--Midday Melodies 11.06--Paul Calls 12,30--News - 11.80--The House of Peter MacGregor | 12.40--Sports + 11.46--Second Spring . 12.46--Farm Fair 12,00--News 1.00--News 12,06--News for the Community 1.06--Melody Round. -up Monday, Wednesday, Fri.| 2.00--News 12.06--Midday Melodies 205 Reaper of the Flame 12.30--News 8.00--News 12.40--Sports - 3.06--Keeper of the Flame 12,60--Vocal Spotlight 4,00--News 1,00--News 4.06---Showense 1.05--Stop the Record 6.00--News A 2.00--News for Women 65,06--Showcase 2.16--Pretty Kitty Kelly 6.00--News ---3.80--Career of Alice Blair -- ~0.10--S8ports" 6,20--Relaxing Ehything 6.46--Meet the Truckmen 7.00--News in a Minute 7.02--S8erenade in Silver 7.16--Musical Moments 7.20--Tely Highlights 7.30--0ld Ranch House 8.00--News' 8.06--0I1d Raneh House 9.00--New. 9.06~--0l1d Ranch House 10.00--News : 10.06--O0Id Ranch House 10.80--News 11.00--News 11.06--Sp orts Finals | 11,10--Jim's Place 12,00--News 12.06--Jim's Place 1.00--News 1 06--CKLB Sign off. |suNDAY 8.00--S8ign On 8.01:30--News and Sports Results 8.06--Rise and Shine 8.80--Ukranian Russian Baptist Four 8.46--All Aboard for Adventure - 9.00:00--Gasoline Retailers Public Service Announcement Weather Forecast 9.01:00--Stouffville Youth for Christ 9,.80--Your Sunday Morning Program (alternate Sundays: Oshawa Youth for Christ) "9.46--People's Church 10.00--News 10.06--Sunday School of the Air 10.80--Prelude to Worship a 10.46--Faith Tidings 11.00--News in a Minute 11,01--Church Remote 3 12.00--News 12.06--Treasure in Melody 12,30--News ie 12.40--8ports pes in Melody 1.00--News 1.06--Record Album -1.80--Remember When 1.46--Dept. of National Health 1.66--Operation Safety 2.00--News 2.06--Personalites on Parade 3.00--News 3.06--Personalities on Parade 8.46--Students Book Review 4.00--News ; 4.06--S8ilver and Crystal 6.00--Voice of Healing b. 6.30 yiTungarian Catholic Association ! o 10--S8ports % 16--0rgan Reveries 6.26--Words for the World 6.830--Concert Hour 7.00--~News in a Minutes . 7.01--Albert St. United' Church .8.00--News : . 8,06--Emile Cotee Glee Club -8.80--Church in the Wildwood 8.66--News 9,00--This is My Story 9.80--Unshackled 10.00---News 10,06--Invitation to a Dream 11.00---News 11.06--8ports Finals 11, 10---Invitation te a~Pream 12.00--Ne ews 112.06--CKLB Sign Ott Alley News from King Pin Lanes Ladies' Monday Night League STANDING Crows HIGH SINGLES Mabel Cook (Swallow) 227 Elma Vernon (Canary) 209 Alma Cox (Wren) 208 Kacey Harper (Swallow) 205 Phoebe Edwards (Canary) 204 - Doreen Hope (Cuckoo) 202 HIGH TRIPLE Alma Cox (Wren) 647 Men's Tuesday Night League Carnegie's came through with the surprise of the year by taking 7 points from Whiz Bangs; this is the second week in a row that Whiz Bangs have lost all 7 points. HIGH TRIPLES THIS WEEK Robt Carnegie, 677; F. 'Hastings, 660; B. Harrison, 628; Gord. Carne- gie, 620; H. Mark, 602. HIGH SINGLES B. Harrison, 290; G. Carnegie, 254;. H. Snooks, 266; F. Hastings,261; M. Gibson, 261; R. Carnegie, 243, 226,208; D. Pargeter, 239, Carnegie Team Total--3422 highest to date. : STANDING Sevenaires.. ....c.evicriiniosinseines 28 BIAIR iii iran 28 Caffiegieés ... . 28 Knitters ........... wee 87 Whiz Bangs .... . 24 Hilltops ......cccvervierreninn. ow 24 Dodgers ...........cocveunnn. we 16 Lucky Strike ... Peel's ............... Blow Kings ..... Fitzjohn ........ Rockets _......oooneiennnn, ES Frrywwy nn 12 Thu. night bowling Legionnires took the Fire Domes four points to three in close games. Goode's downed Deluxes=five points to two. Six Aces surprised the Lea- gue by downing the Scugog Carps by seven points - 0; and the Dual Streaks were swamped by the Kin Pins by "| seven points to 0. The following are the leaders and highest scorers in last week's bowling: Gord Mark still leads high single with 293. High singles for last week-- Gord Mark 263, Reg. Boundey 241, Bob Howsam 240, Ted Williams 289, -} Doug Butt 282. Wes. Stata still leads high triple with 640. Best triples last week--Bill Taylor 634, Ted Williams 612, Reg. Boundey 6561. Standings: King Pins--29 Foints DeLux's--22 Points Legionaires--21 Points Goode's--21 Points Fire Domes--19 'Points Six Aces--11 Points Dual Streaks--10 Points Seugog Carps--9 Points DISTRICT DOINGS KINMOUNT--* Proof that there is bears: in the hills around Kinmout was proven when Mike Hartin, who lives a quarter of a mile outside the village, shot a 200- pountl full grown black bear and her cub. The pair were shot not a stone's throw from his home when they were spotted: prowling in a field frequently used a8 a playground by the Hartin's children, down, escaped despite a hot pursuit by Hartin and. Bill Scott. Bears have been uncommonly plentiful in this dis- trict and throughout the remainder of the-highland area this year. They raided orchards, damaging trees, and have even invaded camp dook houses and back kitchens, so bold did they be- come. The long open fall ia blamed for their failure to hibernate and a scarcity of berries and other. food in autumn is believed to have eaused them to forage in settled areas. They have been reported as far south as Downeyville, x. 1 A cub, mate of the one shot | AIR FREIGHTER FOR CANADA: The first. of three Bristol Freighters ordered by Trans-Canada Air Lines has arrived from England for service on the airline's routes between Mont- real-New York-Toronto and Winnipeg. The big snub-nosed aircraft will ...y six tons of cargo in its 2,360 cubic ft. compartment. TCA is the first major scheduled airline in North America to introduce an aircraft designed so- lely for carrying freight. The TCA Hime. air freighter is square sided and ser- ved by nose doors that open to the full width of the aircraft to permit the loading of bulky cargo. It can carry three standard automobiles. Port Perry Track and Field Report = (contributed) Qur initial list of those _that have joined the Port Perry Track and Field Club via membership card shows we have representation from all age groups, with a promise that many more will be 'joining in time to be of- ficial 1953 members. The present list includes: GIRLS--Isabel Faux, Ruby Leask, Dorothy Wilbur, Sharon Haugen, Joanne Mosienko, Gloria Fra- | lick, Isabel Gibson, Carole Beare, Eleanor Hutchinson, Joan Calberry, Marilyn Brown, Derlene Christie and Caroline Naples; BOYS--Alfred Newham, Garnet Palmer, Wa Oke, Foster Rowland, Ron McIntyre, Bob Carnegie, Dennis Tobin, George Bry- -|ant, Gary Lawrence, Bill Gibson, Sin- clair Robertson, Jack Owen, Jim Me-| Cartney, George Lee, Harvey Webster, Bob Miller, Earl Whitaker, Dave Haynes, John. Leask, Jim Kight, Jim Aird, and John Waldinsperger. This list includes a total of 87--14 girls and 28 boys, A report on the new members added to the executive, plus new events add- ed to those already listed on our rec- ords (these events will be added to our nieet next spring) together with some definite plans will be given next week. Later a complete list of all those who qualify as official 1958 P.P.T.&F, members will be published. High School Lose-- Lions Winin Exhibition Against Oshawa Central A smooth wobking Oshawa Central Sr. Cage All-Star team were red hot against P.P.H.S. All-Stars and defeat- ed them here 50-89. Led by lanky Olink and Stair who potted 14 and 12 points respectively, Oshawa erased an earl deficit.and led by 6 to 10 points all during the last part of the game. P.P.H.8.s best effort was shown by Jack Owen who counted 15. The locals were forced to use at least one Junior during the game and early in the last half Warriner left with 6 fouls to mean 2!Junior were Playing most of the game, LIONS 37, OSHAWA 24 A fine distribution of scoring which saw no player score less than 2 and more than 8 helped Port Lions down the Central quintet 87-24 in an abbre- yiated second tussle. Haugen and Rodd each cellected 8 points, while Griffen had 6, Wallace 6, Christie 8 and Owen 2. Christie and Owen played well defensively and set up several baskets. George Rodd was back in form and Haugen had his best game for some time. Lions play at Bowmanville to-night (Thursday). Ask How Beds Used In Cells How prisoners at the Whitby Jail get into their beds is a bit of a mys- |. tery to members of the legislature's select committee on reform institu- tions. During a recent ¢ visit to the county Jail, which members described as the | worst they had so far visited, the committee discovered the jail cells are just wide enough for a cot to fit in. W. J. Grummett, CCF House Leader suggested the beds are all pulled out into the corridors at night and all the prisoners but one gets into them. The remaining prisoner pushes the cots back into the cells. "The last prisoner looks for some othér Place to sleep," Mr. Grummett added, SOMETHING 'BLOUSES- 34 to 38 CATALINA WOOL JERSEY BLOUSES 'Black, Red, Natural and Beige patterned, RT PTT PP NRA and Away Games Flyer's Home Tue,, Nov. 17--Port Perry at Lindsay Sat, Nov. 21--Peterboro at Port P, Wed., Nov. 26--Port P, at Peterboro Fri, Nov. 27--Lindsay at Port Perry © Wed., Dee. 2--Port P, at 'Peterboro . Fri,, Dee. 4--Lindsay at Port Perry Thur., Dee. 10--Port P. at Collingwood Sat., Dec. 12---Midland at Port Perry Tues., Dec, 16---~Port Periy at Midland Wed., Dec. 16-- Collingwood at Port P. Tués., Dee, i Port Perry at Lindsay Sat., Dee, --Peterboro at Port P, Tues., Jan. hi Perry at Lindsay Sat., HY 9--Peterboro at Port Perry Tues., Jan. 12--Port Perry at Midland Wed., Jan. 13--Collingwood at Port P. Wed. Jan, 20--Port P. at Peterboro Sat., Jan, 23--Lindsay at Port Perry Tues,, Jan, 26--Port Perry at Lindsay Sat., Jan. 30--Peterboro at Port P. Mon,, Feb. 1--Port Perry at Peterboro Sat., Feb, 6---Lindsay at Port Perry Thur. +» Feb, 11--Port PF. at Collingwood Sat., Feb. 13--Midland at Port Perry a - - King Pin Lanes PORT PERRY SCHEDULE OF OPEN BOWLING MONDAY---2 Alleys, 9 to 11 p.m, THURSDAY--2 alleys; 7 to 11 p.m. FRIDAY--All Alleys. 9 to 11 pan. SATURDAY---AIl Alleys, Tto12p, n, SUNDAY--All alleys, 7 to 11 p.m, RA in 0 SCOURGE Christmas Shopping Centre TOYS -- GAMES NEW EVERY DAY LADIES' ME N' S HOUSE 'COATS- -by Silknit. EVELYN PEARSON HOUSE COATS Gold printed quilted Nylon. - Cotton and Rayon woven check DISHES SLIPPERS- creer 9 EY $2.50, $4.25 ER AME BC A Cl re $2.50, $3. 50, $1.50 NYRACET SL SLIPS- Boxed Tir 50-- = 00 * Stokely's Pork & Beans, 16 oz., Blue, 84-86-38 ........ccoooovvvvvrerennnnnn. $3.76 - SHOES GLOVES & MITTS- GIRLS' OXFORDS, LOAFERS, ........ $4.98 MEN'S OXFORDS............ $5.95 and $7.95 LADIES ANGORA GLOVES-- CHILDREN'S BOOTS, sizes 1 to 5 grey, red, green ........o...ooon.. 1.95 pr White or Brown ................700.... $2.96 LAMES EMBROIDERED WOOL MITTS, CHILDREN'S OXFORDS, $3.50, $3.98 $1.35 pr. "Boys OXY ORDS ETE in $4, 35 YARN- CORTICELLI ANGORA YARN with met- talic thread, white, pink, blue. 1/4 onz. ball I LOVE LUCY BABY PAC -- Sufficient yarn to knit or crochet 'Bonnet and Booties--$1.26. Sweater--$1.565. Pattern inclosed with each set for Crochet or Knitting. CE TT RT PT EP PPP Boxed Men's S Hosiery- PENMAN'S, MONARCH, MERCURY $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 TOOKE SHIRTS- $3.95 - $4.50 - $5.95, SERIE SEIS RERSEsssssssssssenensttssssssssssssasesnestsnssssssssssssss GROCERIES SPECIALS-- ..2 for 26e¢. Cherry Valley Choice Pumpkin, 28 oz. ; vw 2 for 3le, Standard Peaches, 20 oz. tin, .,..2-for 37c. Choice Asparagus Cuttings, ....15 oz, 19c. Cherry Valley Choice Tomatoes, 28 oz. "2 For 36¢. Country Kist Choice Wax Beans, 15 oz. . 2 for 19c. 3388383883888888883888888888888088888828881¢ $338333838288338888283832288 Monarch Golden Yellow Cake Mix pkg. 36¢. Ogilvie's Orange Cake Mix, ....... pkg. 37c. Ogilvie's Hot Roll Mix .....ooooovvviii pkg. 30c. Reddi Wip iii, tin H66c. Danish Blue Cheese ..........ooocooii., jar 49c. Culverhouse Tomato Juice, 48 oz., tin 26c. Maple Leaf Toilet Soap............ 2 bars 13c. Celery, 2 hunches 19. Turnips, 1b. Ge. IFlor ida Or Bhjes dozen ............0......c 39¢, Grapefruit EY, ORR PR | 10 for 49c. BABAR .oihibih iii mdinnian nie. Ib, 19¢. F. Ww. BROCK & SON Phone 43 Port Perry "uy iF esa a hs hi 5 cnc an an : com $00 SKATE SETS-All Sizes | Gooderich and Bata | Hl ln | RUBBERS- | : SN 38.65 LADIES' TEDDY BOOTS .............. $5.95 '% GIRLS' TEDDY BOOTS ................... $56.50 BOYS 3' LL INE D RTC CS IY 47,98