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| > 4 2 gt \ Co 95 96 36 96 Ze Je So Jo fo 96, 3, 16 16 76 fa Je de Je de Se Je i When Santa visited the Canadian Legion Christmas Party last Satur- day, our photographer snapped these pictures while be chatted with Donald Raines, and Sonja and Sandra Enge. Port Perry Win Ist Home Game Port Perry upset Uxbridge "Black Hawks" 8-6 in overtime in an O.H.A. Lakeshore Intermediate game at the Community Memorial Arena on Tues-' day of this week. Gerry Robinson scored the eventual winning goal in the overtime period. Dean West counted an insurance mar- ker into an open net. Other marksmen were Keith West with two, Murray Jones, Garnet Warriner and Raye West with singles. Art Rennick led the Black Hawks with three goals, while Paul Tomlin- son had two and Elmo' Gibson one. Thursday Night Bowling League Our annual Turkey Roll was held -- on Dec; 14th and proved to be a very enjoyable evening for everyone. 86.9% or 73 of the eligible members turned out to roll for 24 chickens and two Turkeys. The results were as follows: High Triple Winners of Turkeys-- 7 o'clock Roll--Bill Graham Sr. 734 9 o'clock Roll--Alf. Dowson--G656. High Single Winners of Capons-- 7 o'clock Roll -- J, Ballard--281; I. Boyd -- 228; R. Willerton -- 276; D. Wallace -- 266; J. Cook -- 260; G. Goode--302, 9 o'clock Roll--H. DeShane--263; G. Begbie--251; R. Storry--240; R. Hope --244; C. A. Glass--186; M. Lyle--227. | Hidden Score Triple Winners of Broilers-- : B. Cornish, C. Watts, R. Howsam, T. Eden, J. Franssen, W. St. John, J Stone, H. Chapman, R. Chandler, G. MacMillan, B. Gibson, D. Forder. Hats off you "young Bowlers" to our Turkey Winners! ' Second section starts on Jan. 11-- Watch for new schedule, Trenton Flyers "Top Port Perry Trenton, Dec. 16 -- Trenton Flyers defeated a shorthanded Port Perry team 8-4 in an Ontario Hockey Asso- ciation Lakeshore intermediate game here Friday night. = Orvil Gravelle paced Flyers with thre¢ goals. Ken Durst clicked for a pair, with singles going to Jeep Col- lins, Gord Frank and Larry Riley. Port Perry, with only nine players in the lineup, had a two-goal effort from Gary Lawson, Bill Cornish and Ray West added one goal each. Wednesday Night Bowling League December 13th-- Teams Pts. T. T.Pts. Spitfires ....covienenens 5 17 Mosquitoes . 2 14 Hurricanes ......ceooe. 7 13 North Stars ......... 1) 18 Kittyhawks .... . b 12 Mustangs cen 2 12 Lancasters .......ce. 1 11 Bombers ae 8 . 11 Flyers ....coinn 2 7 Helicopters .....cecoocuui 2 . ¢ JOB sissies snsinis . 0 b Sunderlands .............. 0 4 Over 210 Singles-- C. Tanton--292, 2563; E. Summers-- 281, 214; A. Miller--253; M. Sweet- man -- 262; B. Collins -- 262, 226; K. Harper--248, 240; B. Oke--247, 214; C. Wilbur -- 240; S. Devitt -- 234; M. Cook -- 236, 218; M. St. John -- 233, 223; G. Hastings--233, 223; 1. Lewis --233; J. Hull--227, 226, 218; W. Mec- Laughlin--227; S. Brignall--226; M. 'Enge--221, 216; A. Wakeford--222; J. Ballard -- 216; E. Bailey -- 216; M. Prentice--214; I. Doupe--213; M. Jef- frey--212; V. Rider--211; H. Weeden 210; R. Williams--210, - ' Over 600 Triples-- C. Tanton -- 7156; J. Hull--0671; G. Hastings -- 6656; K. Harper -- 660; B. Collins--645; B. Oke--641; E. "Sum- mers--626; M. Cook--617; M. Enge-- 613; I. Lewis--609, High Triple--Carol Tanton- High Single--Carol Tanton-- Prince Albert Home a Complete Loss A fire, which started in the bg part of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bueman of Prince Albert, complétely destroyed their' home and all its con- tents. About. 3 a.m. on the morning of Dec. 16th the Port Perry Fire Brigade were called to the scene. The fire had gained some headway when the firemen arrived, but they nearly had it under control when: their water supply ran out. By the 'time the truck returned to Port Perry for an- other load of water the flames had broken out again and the building was completely destroyed. The Prince Albert folk, assisted by service Clubs in Port Perry raised a sum of money to assist the family who have two small children, 4 years and 14 months. Mr. and Mrs. Bueman are now liv- ing in the Howsam apartments, Port Perry. Hilltop Herald Tis the week before Christmas Hello op And all through the school, The teachers among us Still lay down the rule. ! Since Christmas is coming, . We hope they'll relax, And set their darn text-books Up on the racks. For Christmas is a time of good cheer And the students wish all a Happy New Year. Last Tuesday, the Curlers played an extra game on account of the forth- coming holidays. The results ave: -T16. 202, Al Armour defeated Ivan -Beare--8-3. Ralph Somerville tied John Thompson 6-6. Bob Jemmett defeated Len Sommer- ville. Monday's results are: Len Somerville over Ian Beare by default. Jim Ross defeated Jim Read--8-3 Al Armour over Larry Davidson. .| John Thompson over Jim Ross--6-2, Last Thursday, our Grade 9 girls volleyball team won the tournament held at Brock. Port Perry and button each entered one team and Brock entered two teams. Congratulations to the girls and to Miss Hastings, their coach. Last Friday, two exhibition basket- Lal-gaiies ¥ V Whitby were played at our school, Both- our Junior and Senior teams were victorious, The Juniors won by a score of 26-21, and the: Senior boys won by 28-18. The coaches for the boys' basketball teams are 'Mr, Parkinson and Mr. Scott. As this will be the last report until {the New Year, I wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. J. Williams. "Shakespeare". Stuart Ball, New |: Pres. N. Ont. Plowmen's Ass'n Stuart Ball of Uxbridge was elected president of the North Ontario Plow- men's Association at the annual meet- ing held in the Board Room of the Ontario Department of Agriculture, Uxbridge, on Monday, December 11th, It was reported that, in spite of in- clement weather, an excellent match had been held in September on the farm of J. A. Brockie at Brechin, with twenty-two plowmen competing. The programme for the past year was under the direction of Tom Kelly, | President and John IL. McDonald, ' Secretary-Treasurer. In 1962, plans call for the plowing match to be held in Uxbridge Town- ship. The tentative date is Thurs- day, October 4th. Officers elected for 1962 were: Fast President--Tom Kelly, Brechin, R.R. 2 President--Stuart Ball, Uxbridge 1st Vice-President--William McDonald, Washago., 2nd Vice-President--Clinton Crockford, Beaverton. Seeretary-Treasurer--Gordon Ewen, Uxbridge, R.R. 1 Auditors--Clarence Armstrong, Uxbridge, R.R. 4 Ted Croxall, Uxbridge, R.R. 3. 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