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"elusive. RGA Re 4--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14th, 1954 LOCAL Births SWEETMAN--Mr. and Mrs, Ross Sweetman are happy to announce the birth of their daughter, Brenda Arlene, a sister for Sharon and Glen, at Com- munity Memorial Hospital, Port: Perry, on January 4th, 1954. LEAHY---Mr. and Mrs. Ted Leady wish to announée the arrival of their adopted daughter, Deborah Margaret, | on January 8th. Cards of T Thanks We wish to thank our relatives, friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy shown us during the loss of a loving husband and father. _ The Rowland Family. I wish to express my sincere thanks |: - to my friends and neighbours and re- Iatives, also the Epsom W.A,, for gifts letters and cards sent to me during my recent illness. I wish to thank = Dr, Sturgis, Dr. Rennie and staff of the Community Memorial" Hospital, Port Perry. Mrs. Robt. Taylor. Down Whithy Panthers 57-51 Griffen Sparks Lions to 8th' Straight" Win * Running into an inspired Whitby quintet, Port Perry Lions were ex- tended to the last few seconds of their Int. 'C' fixture here last night, but came-out on the long end of a 67-51 tally to keep their record unblemished in Int. "C' league play. In a rather rough tussle that was marked by fast play, plucky Jack - Griffen was hot under the basket and rolled up 23 points, as well as turn- ing in a-strong defensive game, and this spelled victory for the Lions. Whitby' 8 best output was by top lea- gue-gcorer Martin Jordan who tallied 018, The game started off with neither. team hitting too 'Well but finally Grif- fen started making his close-in tries and Port enjoyed a 17-12 lead ut|-- quarter time. This they raised to 32- 22 at half. Griffen and Christie led the second quarter drive for the lo- cals while Anderson provided the weak offense of .the visitors. Whitby came up with a strong 3rd frame and cut the margin to 46-89 at the end of this ten minute period. The verdict hung in the balance dur- ing 'the last ten minutes and never but a few points separated the teams. However the Lions failed to panic _and never relinquished _their slight margin. With less than one minute to go, Whitby pulled up within three points but two good foul shots by J. . Waldinsperger and a fast break by Jack Owen assured victory for the home crew. - - = While Warriner hit for 10, guard Johnny Waldinsperger broke up many of Whitby's fast breaks and also counted 10. Mac Christie was strong both ways and chipped in with 8 pts. Geo. Rodd missed the game through illness. Lions play their second last league gane at Bowmanville, next _Thursday * . and should the Port lads come through in this encounter, they have a good chance to niake their league play a clean sweep. Port Perry -- Owen (7); Warriner (10), Robertson (0), Christie (86), Storry (0), Wallace (0), Brunton (1), : Waldinsperger (10), Griffen (283), Total--b7. Whitby -- Jordan (15), Lyons (8), Anderson (18), Carroll (4), Procunier (4), Neal (1), Ben (1), Bell (7). Total--51. Referee--Bill Dell. Fxpect Large Entry List for Peterboro _Oshawa and other communities in ; Central | Ontario are sending an in- creasing number of entries each year to the Peterborough Kiwanis. Music Festival, This year, the eighth annual festival will be held March 9 to 17 in- "In 1968, there were 746 en- tries. The festival committee is an- ticipating an even greater number this year, . Norman Armstrong, chalrmian of the "committee, has anfiounced that twelve (continned in column 5) ¥ oh Y NEWS Coming Events Euchre FRIDAY, JANUARY 29.. The Eastern Star are holding a Euchre in the Masonic Rooms, Port Perry, with prizes, lucky draw, re- freshments. Admission 60¢c. | Burns' Supper WEDNESDAY, JAN. 27th-- The Annual Burns Supper will be held at St. John's Presbyterian Church on Wednesday Jan. 27th. Watch the paper for further notice. Euchre FRIDAY, JAN. 15th-- Manchester Community Club are holding a Euchre and Dance in Man- chester Hall." Silver Collection. Million Dollar Swindle Bared TORONTO (CP)~--The Toronto Star says in a newspage story that a $1,000,000 swindle of the Fort Wil- liam branch of the Ontario highways .| department has been uncovered after a four-month investigation. . " "There are reports that 10 or 12 arrests, perhaps more, will be made," The Star. said. ~The paper said the exact amount of the swindle is known but will not be disclosed until' charges are filed, High- way Minister Doucett was to make | an announgement Friday. |The Churches CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION (Anglican) Rector: Rev. H. 8. Swabey, M.A,, B.D. Jan. 17--2nd Sunday after Epiphany 11 a.n.--Sunday School, 7 p.m.--Evening Prayer. PORT PERRY UNITED.CHURCH Rev. R. H. Wyle, Minister Sunday, January 17th-- 11 a.m.--Rev. Charles E, Kitney, B.A., Returned Missionary from Trinidad 7 p.m.--Evening Worship, Sunday, January 17th-- ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. B. D. Armstrong, B.A.,~Minister Sunday, January 17th. 11 a.m.--Sunday School 7 p.m,--Divine Worship, PORT PERRY BAPTIST @HURCH Douglas Sloan, Pastor. Sunday, January 17th-- 2 p.m.--Sunday School. 3 p.m. Service-- Wednesday--Prayer meeting, 8 p.m. PENTICOSTAL CHURCH i "I Sunday, January 17th-- 10 a.m,--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service-- Wed, 8 p.m.--Prayer and Bible Study. Thurs., 2 p.m.--W,M.S. meeting. Fri,, 8 p.m.--Young Peoples, EVERYBODY WELCOME Pastor: Wm. W.. Thompson SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST - iy CHURCH Saturday, 'January 16th-- Service at 2.80 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Stanley Gerrow. All are welcome =H A Ta Va SLD INNA NATWARINAN SAVE YOUR PAPER for the BOY SCOUTS '@ PAPER SALVAGE ® BY THE BOY SCOUTS ON WEDNESDAY EVENING . JANUARY 20th . "will be followed. by a GROUP COMMITTEE MERTING at 9.00 p.m: UXBRIDGE, ONTARIO ~ Last Showing To-Nite LAST SHOWING TO-NITE, JANUARY 14 "TOBACCO ROAD" starring GENE TIERNEY -- Plus wee -- "The Grapes of Wrath" with HENRY FONDA FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JANUARY- 15 and 16 "GUN SMOKE" IN TECHNICOLOR® starring AUDIE MURPHY and SUSAN CABOT MONDAY and TUESDAY, JANUARY 18 and 19 i "STALAG 17" starring WILLIAM HOLDEN and DON TAYLOR WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, JANUARY 20 and 21 "LET'S DO IT AGAIN" IN TECHNICOLOR starring JANE WYMAN, RAY MILAN, ALDO RAY COMING TO THIS i "THE MOON IS BLUE" Please note----No one under 18 years of age will be be admitted to this showing THEATRE SOON! In a very fast hard-checking came. Wednesday night, Jan. 12th, Green Shirts and Flyers played an overtime game to a three all tie. be First period opened fast with con- tinual back checking by both sides #nd it was not till 19.10 that Parish let go with a long shot that seemed to hit a bump on the ice and hop over Hawe's stick to make the only counter 'of the game in Collingwood's favor. Port served three penalties to Col- lingwood's one during this period, one | of which Copeland talked into a mis- conduct. In the second period the Flyers after about half the period was over tallied their first on a pass from Romanuk to Copeland. The Flyer's second coun- ter was due to Copeland and when he brought the puck from behind Colling- wood's net and wrapped it around the corner to beat the Goalie, : Second period penalties were many, three to Flyers and six to Collingwood, one of which being a roughing penalty along with O'Connor at 18.04 and when the gong sounded to end the period O'Connor stepped back to open the door of the box to get out which ap- parently was interpreted by Smith as an attack for he let go with a punch to Tommy's jaw. Referee Calhoon gave each a 10 minute misconduct, : Collingwood maneovered the elusive disc into the net first when Parish passed to Taylor at 7.56 and it was not until 11.29 that Chaszeweski made good Attersley's pass out from behind Collingwood's net to tie up again. 10 MINUTE OVERTIME PERIOD The net result'of this perjod (which was compiled of fast-rushes and hard back-checking) - by both teams. Time after time what looked like a sure thing ended | up by being thwarted by the point of a goalie's skate or the tip of a defenceman's stick. Time ran out and the score stayed the same thus each got one point. It | was nice to see the Masters Till-Gib- son line, also Attersley-Fisher Masters Line in their showing some of the more 'experienced Flyer team that 'puck passing and staying out of the penalty 'box are right combinations to get goals, For it was these two lines that showed the better plays of the night. Hearst Faces -- Bankruptcy TORONTO -- A delegation from Hearst in northern Ontario told Pre- mier Frost Tuesday that the area faces economic bankruptcy inless action is taken within a matter of weeks. The delegation, headed by Mayor A. A. Mongeon, told the Premier and other government officals a story of ves | farmers forced to live on a diet of potatoes supplemented by beef from depeleted dairy herds, : The group said the farmers in the area are caught in economic squeeze between decreasing pulpwood quotas and a depressed lumber market. The district's economic collapse began in 1948 when a government quota on the export of pulpwood went into effect. The delegation, which conferred with the premier, Mines Minister Kelly and Deputy Lands and Forests Mini- ster MacDougall, told reporters later that their care had been favourably received. Collingwood-Port Flyers End in Tie Barrie Flyers fo Play Port Flyers The famed Barrie Flyers, last year's Canadian Jr. Champions, have gener- || ously agreed to come to Port Perry Memorial Gardens on Sat. Night, Jan. 16th to play an exhib game with the Port.Perry Flyers, .in ald of Minor Hockey in this area. There are very few people who have \ not heard of the Barrie team for with- out a doubt they are one of the top ranking teams in Jr. "A" again this year. This game should be a must on all DAD'S and SON'S night out together list, for the talk of the junior hockey players ARE YOU GOING TO THE BARRIE GAME this Saturday. Now Dad this is your chance to get in on the ground floor with Junior, so by all means make sure you keep this 'night free for that purpose only. It will be interesting to see how our Jr. "B" team stacks up with the high calibre of Hockey of Jr. "A", Following is the Barrie-line-up: 1. Jack Spencer : 2. Ed. MacQueen 8. Ross Hudson 4. 'Don Cherry 6. Wm, Hope 7. John Martan ; 8. Bob White 9. Cleland Mortson 10. Jim Robertson 11. Dan Poliziani 12. Arnold Smith 14. _Ross Graham 17. Terry Chattington 19. Bob McNeil 20, George Ranieri Coach--L. A. Emms Trainer--Harry Partridge Expect Large Entry| (continued from column 1) scholarships with a total valug of $600 will be included in the awards. These scholarships, along with trophies and smaller cash awards, are being donated by. industries and interested organiza- |: tions and citizens in the city. As in "| former * years, two musicians from England who come to this country to | adjudicate at the chain of festivals across Canada will be at the Peterboro festival. This year the adjudicators -are Ron- ald Biggs and Frank Odell. Return- ing to Peterboro for a second time, Mr. Biggs is a member of the BBC audi- tion panel and an examiner for the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music. Mr. Biggs finds himself in increasing demand as an adjudicator and conductor at Festivals, The second English adjudicator, | Frank Odell, holds the conductorship of the South West (London) Choral Society, 'which he conducted in Bel- gium, France and. 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Con- 8 tract form may be seen at the Clerk's office. o " On o OPO ORO Oo o 0 SERINE FE OA 0 0 00 8%, 0% ae 4 0% 02", 0 este ete a A " 2 s, iE 3 3 o s, : 3 o Sealed tenders for the collection of garbage for the Village of Port Perry, for a period of 12 months, starting February 1st, 1954, will be received by Council. Tenders ; JOHN, F, RAINES, Clerk, field of drama. The closing date for the festival en- tries this year is January 15, S7lla- 5 buses and entry forms may ybe obtained from Mrs, A. M. Rees, 1289 Clonsilla Ave, Peterborough. \ 'Game Officials -- Students 50c. i Presents feature hockey game of the year N.H.L. OLD - TIMERS including the CONACHERS, J. PRIMEAU, SYL APPS, DIT CLAPPER, BILL DURNAN, and other great stars, KING CLANCY, HAP DAY | Memorial Gardens, Port Perry, 8. 30 P. m. | FRIDAY, GENERAL ADMISSION--S$1. 00 JANARY nd Reserved Section--$1.50 \ hamps. fo play 4 Port. $ Sa gph 3