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WEEK. END SPECIALS, MAR. 12 1 HEINZ TOMATO CATSUP .........iiee einen ftir D8 bag size) SALADA TEA BAGS (30 CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE, 1 1b. ..........covvin $1.19 "# ROYAL INSTANT PUDDINGS -~ # FLUFFO SHORTENING ..... YORK TOMATOES, 20 oz. . i BREAD & BUTTER PICKLES, 15 02. rr ge BEEHIVE CORN SYRUP, § ibs. RY AHI i rat ris raped 90 8 BURN'S CHUCKWAGON DINNER in {SPRINKLE ® LIFEBUOY SOAP PRINCE ALBERT Sanne TE Weanssasnsosrnanesrnansnnisis Mean ssenannins GIANT RINSO DETERGENT with Chore Girl Orders of $2.00 or over delivered free. of charge DOUPE'S STORE 2 for 29¢. B ARR Eh arin in] 10 hissing '36¢. HB NRTA ARTY ranean for. dle, Ae. Phone 174 r 14 Weekly "Cage Report (I. W. Parkinson) At the time of this writing, we still _ have two local cage teams remaining in PLAY-DOWN COMPETITION, the P.P.H.S. BANTAMS and the PORT PERRY LIONS. Each of these teams came through with a good game. The P.P.H.S. BANTAMS DOWNING THE- WHITBY H.S. b6- 44 and the LIONS ROARING TO A 63-48 WIN at PICTON. Hence P.P, HM. S. BANTAMS will carry an 11 point lead to Whitby this Wednesday affernoon and the LIONS will have a 20 point lead when PICTON RE- TURN HERE SATURDAY NIGHT. In the BANTAM CONTEST we feel that the teams are very evenly match- ed and should our lads get by Whitby they will have beaten as good, if not a better team. The first meeting of the Bantams saw Whitby win 46-36, P.P.H.S. forced a play-off by winning "the last game of the season 43-29 in Whitby and then took 'the play-off GIRLS of P.P.H.8, and their coach Miss Nasmith on winning the LAKE ONTARIO Sr. 'B' TITLE for COSSA. PLAYER OF THE WEEK: JACK OWEN, 'who played heads up ball, under rather difficult circumstances in the quarter-final playdown at Picton Friday night. P.P.H.S. SR. GIRLS' TEAM GOES TO TORONTO During the past two months games have been in progress to establish Sr. and Jr, winners, first within our own district, Port Perry, Uxbridge and Whitby, them in the Lakeshore Dis- trict of which we are a part.. The Junior Girls 'played to-a tie position with Uxbridge and barely lost out in the decisive game on the Whitby floor. Following this the Senior Team;-yet undefeated in league games, went on to win against Port Hope, the winner of tho Eastern division of the Lake- shore District, Spectacular scoring by Lois Sanderson and Ruby Leask, |: and wonderful display of team work, soon put the Port Perry girls in the lead, to end with a score of 89-16. The opener 65-44 at Port Perry. BILL CORNISH lead the fine team effort with - 20 points, BOB CAR- NEGIE sank 9, RAYMOND DOUPE and FLOYD JAMES each had 7, BRIAN LEE got 2 and HILLUS WILBUR 1. The whole team check- ed well with Carnegie and Lee doing a fine job on guard, In the PICTON 'GAME the. LIONS 'got an early 11 point lead but failed to add to it before the three-quarter mark. In the final quarter the home lads cut PORT'S LEAD to 6 points, In the last five minutes of the con- test the LIONS GOT HOT and JACK OWEN was the trigger man for 4 quick breaks and this with some good long ones by BOB STORRY saw the LIONS jump into a 63-43 margin at the final whisle JACK OWEN with 24 was top scorer but the big factor for the Lions was that EVERY PLAYER HIT FOR ONE OR MORE. In the second quarter, of thé 11 pts. scored, 'five different players scored two points. PICTON PLAY HERE SATURDAY - NIGHT, at 7:00 pm: sharp, and with the LIONS' ONE ~ GAME OFF SEMI-FINAL INT. "C" "0.A.B.A, PLAY, A good ATTEND- ANCE AT THIS CONTEST IS AS- SURED. PICTON WILL BE A MORE- POWERFUL SQUAD IN PORT PERRY AS THEY ASSURE US THEY HAVE TWO TOP: FOR- WARDS COMING WHO MISSED THE FIRST GAME. : P.P.H.8 has again been INVITED TO THE GOLDEN BALL TOURNA- MENT IN KINGSTON, sponsored by QUEEN'S and in about three weeks we will "know: if our: application is accepted. ; While we have limited our report to the boy's cage interest, we take this 'opportunity of congratulating the Sr. return "game in Port Hope was not without its tense moments, particular- ly when it became evident that the strong Port Hope Junior Team was be- ing defeated by Uxbridge, and many of .those girls would move up to meet our- Seniors, 'Despite this, the snap- py play and tricky manoeuvres of the |- Port Perry team soon gave them a margin on points, which they con-| tinued to widen throughout the game. The tinal score in this game was 30-16 giving Port Perry a totgl lead of 48 points, and winning for them the COSSA championship for the Lake- shore District. Men's Thursday Night League (J: 6. MacMaster) Last Thursday, March 4th, saw four teams go down T points to 0. = Six Aces over Dual Streaks; Carps over Fire Domes; King Pins over Goode's, and Deluxes over 1eglonsives, High Singles-- 2m C. A. Glass 305, J. Hope 222, 220; S. Beare, 220, 206; S. Glass 220, 201; R. Jamison 281. High Triples-- J. Hope 626, 'S. Beare 698, C. A. Glass 683. Standing-- Sore Scugog Carps iii 86 Deluxes 29 Fire Domes 26 Goode's 21 SIX ACES cision 18 Legionaires vn 16 King Pins cocci, 14 Dual Streaks ....... PT IY heii aratie 9 Remember: This Thursday is the last league game (to-night) | Night League dlfor a large number of the bowlers k%| brought forth some high team scores, i land a number of changes in the {| schedule, = tings kept gp their unbeaten march s2| and still hang on to the first place i | position by several points, as they i | downed the Dodgers 7-0, i | victory over the Knitters to take 2nd | place in the standing and moved ¥ | their rivals for the night back into | fourth place. i Ladies' Monday . Standing-- Robins--24 Budgies--17 - Martin--22 Gulls--17 Swallows--21 Orioles--14 Wrens--21 " Crows--14 Canary--19 _ Cuckoos--6 .| Over 200-- Mrs. Hutchinson (crow) 263, 218 Mrs, Hope (Cuckoo) 207, 217 Mrs. Brunton (wren) 250 Men' s Tuesday (By Bill Harrison) A host of 'high-singles and triples The Sevenaires led by Frank' Has. The Blow Kings rapped home & 7-0 'Fitzjohns who have been steadily improving in the last half of the schedule rolled over the Whiz-Bangs for a 6-2 count and Jumped from 6th to third position, The Stars, who with only five men, were really on the ball on Tuesday night 'and rolled' three real good games and by so doing whalloped the 2 point Rockets 7-0.. The Hilltops led by Bill Pollard and J. Jefford jumped up three steps of the ladder from tenth to -seventh place by downing Peels 7-0. Carnegies who gained a 6-2 vie- tory over the Bed Caps couldn't man- age to move from their sixth place position, High Singles: Bill Pollard 291, 222, John Jettord 266, Stan Bruton 260, Gord. Carnegie 248, Frank Hastings 246, 244, 217, Bruce Beare 232, Bruce Hull. 232, Ken Jackson 226, Al Luke 226, Art Cox. 224, Irving Boyd 221, 220, a1, High Triples: Frank Hastings 707, Bill" Pollard 691, Irving Boyd 662, Bruce Beare 623, Bill Beare 617, Bruge "Hull 606, Gord Carnegie 606. League Standing: Sevenaires--a6l.- Blow Kings--46. Fitzjohns--41, Knitters--40, Whiz-Bangs--40, _ Carnegles--39. Hilltop--383. : Dodgers--82. Peelg--81, Red Caps--3l1. Stars--26, Rockets--2, Night Bowling Mrs, Stata (Budgie) 238 Miss' Harrison (swallow) 209 Mrs, Raines (martin) 207 Mrs. Cook (Gull) 208 Mrs. McKinnon (robin) 205 * Mrs. Rennie (cuckoo) 2038 x Miss Cawker (canary) 200 High Triple-- Mrs. Hutchinson (crow) 620 DO YOU KNOW? Mydro's expansion © program will mean an Increase In K Fa 0 1956 of 144%, ONTARID HYDRO Information concerning Ontario Hydro con be obtained by writing your - : Hydro Chairman, 620 University Avenue, Toronto, : AT WORK 'What time do Hydro's customers rise in the morning? What time does the average housewife do her cooking ? These, and many other facts about your use of electricity are known to the power supervisors at Hydro's main office . 7 days a week, Ontario Hydro power supervisors regtlate the supply of power . '80 that your demands are met, at any time of the day or night, the instant The Power Supervisors are among the over 400 trades and skills of Hydro's team of 19,639 employees OR YOU AND YOURS . 24 hours a day, you "flip the switch." . . working for YOU, _] but the management of Bowmanville Ladies' Wednesday Bowling. High Singles--Joyce Taylor 845. High Triples--Eva St. Clair 698, Other, High Singles--Rebecca Bru- ton 266, Audrey Mark 261, 'Rene Henry 208, Lucille Mark 207, Ruby Roach 203, Elma Doyle 202 | League Standing-- Kitty Hawks Flyers P.P.HS. Bantams Take Title ELIMINATE WHITBY H. 8. HANTAMS IN BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS 58.32 ! This gave Port Perry a total of 108 points on round as against 76 for Whitby. The high point getters for the series were Cornish 61, Doupe 21, James 17, This gives the Bantam "B" COSSA title and they will now meet either the Peterborough Collegiate team or a team from Oshawa Central within the next two weeks. - The Bantams (who are under .16 years) have actually no grading re- garding size of the schools and now having proved themselves the best of have to face teams from cities, Oshawa Truckmen |Quit Bowmanville Following a decision reached-at a 'meeting of club directors recently, Wren Blair, president and spokesman of 'the Oshawa Truckmen Senior "RB" Hockey Club advised that the Truck- men will play no more games at the Bowmanville Arena this season. Keenly disappointed at the lack of patronage received all season long, the situation reached a climax -on Tuesday night when the attendance for the opening game of the playoffs was also far below the support anti= cipated, less 'than' 800 attending, with an advance sale of less than $80 in Oshawa, 'It was at first thought that Truck- men would. move their-home game of Wednesday, March 10, to Kingston Arena declined to go along with this and at yesterday's meeting, the club directors voted to take all remaining "home games" to the opponents' ice. The Oshawa Truckmen may play one or two home games in Belleville, Pre- sident Blair stated. Diabiefes Diabetes has been known to medi- cal science for thousands of years, but only since 1922 have doctors been _able to treat it successfully. The tre- mendous advance was due to the dis- covery of insulin in Toronto by F. G. Bariting in collaboration with J. J. R. McLeod and C. H. Best. The diabetic, who once was doomed "to certain early death, today can live as long=or longer --than the non- diabetic' person. Insulin, a hormone that is extracted } from the glands of slaughtered ani- mals, is vital to the utilization of sugar : by the body. In diabetes the patient's body ean- not produce sufficient quantities of this hormone, with the result that the whole bodily mechanism is thrown wut of kilter. Injections of frisalin 'cor- tect this condition as long as : they : are' continued. z Most cases of diabetes occur : dur ing later life--after the age of 40. One of the most serious complications of diabetes in elderly people is hard- ening of the arteries. This results in a reduced blood supply, especially to the legs and feet, and may pave the way for crippling infections. Recent- ly an English doctor reported that terramycin was successful in treating 70 elderly diabetics suffering from various infections. Of course, there are still advances that can be made and new prepara- ° tions are worked on continuously. A tiew compound of insulin with zinc solution has recently been devised. This produces a high level of blood sugar during the day and a-low level dui hie night and morning, timed to the ..eeds of the patient. A nylon vest which repels revolver bullets has been invented by Dr. J. V. Weinmerger of Ottawa. In a test, a copper-jacketed .38 revolver bullet, fired from 12 feet, penetrated four or THE PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, MARCH 11th, 1964 -- & | BGAN Family Doubles Bruce Beare, a newcomer to Family Doubles, took 'home first bacon last Jets astnnadasassnshnrinsaninnns psasriirssaiarssraisth 60 MoOSQUILOS iii iiiere seis oinns 42 SpIthires inn ineia. 36 Helicopters ...........iv;iiinin 36 |" "Hurricanes iin 31 CT MUSBLANZS iii 20 c Lancasters inion, 20 Bombers iii 281. North "Stars ........cocccveiivinnninnninns 24 five layers of the vest, then rebounded. Ld - dtructive viewpoint in every news . the smaller schools in the district will] -~ ; | . the letters start, Then from all over the frée world come such comments as these from readers of THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR, an international daily newspaper: "The Monitor is must read ing for straight-thinking people, . . SE | retuined to school after a and Evening. King Pin Lanes g 2 PERRY were some nice games bowled, Bruce n Beare 281, 246; Margaret Cornish - ° SCHEDULE OF OPEN 215, 208; Chuck Bathie 230, 218; Stan 'BOWLING Bruton 220, 226; Al Cawker 238, 240; . Open Wednesday and Saturday | Frank Hastings 218, 201; Doug Cro- Afternoons. : zier 2562; Helen Bathie 201; Don Cro- MONDAY---2 alleys--9 to 11 p.m, THURSDAY---2- alleys-=7 to TT p.m. FRIDAY--AIl alleys---9 to 11 p.m, SATURDAY--All alleys--7 to 11 p.m. Sports: €lub Bowling both Afternoon ROGIER AAA RSA | week with a nice 711 triple, Mar- saret Cornish was high lady with 068. K. C. Harper and E. . Hutchin- son were lucky on the mystery scores and Joan Godley and I. Boyd got some weiners to-console them, There zier 214; Grace Hastings 216. This week the prizes will be ra little different -- chinaware for the ladies and cigarettes for the men, Hope we'll see you there! Friday night! 7 p.m.! lapse of 18 years. 1 will get my degree. from the college, Bah hahaa Rh Raith Rea Ratan aria i hate aRiniiiiistantenittieseiitet asta satsaittsistsntsntins but -my education comes from the Monitor. , . ." "The Monitor gives me ideas Jor my work, "1 fraly enjoy _its pany. You, too, wil find the Monitor informative, with complete world news. You will discover a con. com H story, Use the coupon below for a spe. cial_ Introductory subscription -- 3 months for only $3. EPR YE Te pronase PERI TS The Christian Science Monitor Oue, Norway St., Boson 135, Mans, U. 8. A, Fleace send--me an introductory subscripe tion te The Christlan Science. 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