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a wh eo PLT ay ERT - es Fans pr ol a ar EF Re Fe oN or C0 mE ms -re Swed TT ' CF ENGR sl er Slew t FN i . CRY | iN Ck -------BParry from A: Mathews, - _ up their minds to win the game He 7. .8S%:N ua 3 aN RE Les . Ty 16 PORT PERRY STAR ef <F -- THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 1966 to TAS by . » 9 €d sea . | Sg BR A FAH Th RTE A TE EACH AIR BRL CRA AAV a RR NR ANY 2 8 3 a th hth ER 1 (PS AES RCE LN Ri sim Thad Y BEI TT combat drowsiness but there is no substitute tor a proper rest. IN AND OUT OF I TOWN! O.P.P. Weekly Report The Lions Club Christmas Party held last Saturday even ing at Club Annrene was indeed a success. Some 53 couples danced to the music of the Royal Ambassadors. Corsages for the ladies were donated by Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gibson. At midnight a delightful buffet dinner was served. During the eyening Lion President Gord. Thomas pinned the Past Pres. Pin on Lion Gord Goode, who spoke very briefly. Each lady present received a gift. To those who organized the even- ing and to all Lions your ladies enjoyed this Christmas get-to- gether. . s 8 Since it is a policy in most hospitals, it has been decided to "change the visiting hours at the hospital so that there will be less congestion at any one time. Visitors will now be permit- ted to visit between the hours of 2 pm. and 8 pm, LL It is hoped that this will overcome the problem of so many visitors at any one time. Two. visitor's cards per patient will be issued from the office. . Maternity ward hours will be "from-3 p.m. until 8 p.m. '| vestigating 32 traffic accidents 1 WHITBY DETACHMENT It seems as though last week's weather was against us all the way. Officers of Whit- by O.P.P. were. kept busy in- i. which 7 persons were injur- ed and 6 drivers were charged. They partolled 14,950 miles and reported flood conditions on some local roads and hazardous driving through deep mud on some township roads. Fortun- ately this condition has greatly improved over the weekend. One hundred and five drivers were checked and of these 43, were warned and 60 charged. Faulty equipment such as lights and windshield wipers account- ed for the majority of charges last week. There were 67 general com- plaints received including sev- one armed robbery. Six inse- cure premises' were found and 10 c¢ ommercial vehicles had been left standing overnight, unlocked and with the keys in the ignition. This is an open invitation to car thieves. All drivers should make a habit of removing the keys and locking the doors whenever they leave Bulldozers From Sun SATURDAY GAME Port Perry 9 Sunderland 6 It took the Bulldozers 2 thirds of the first period to get on the right track in Sunderland Saturday night. With a score of 3-0 against them they started to work picking up 2 goals before the end of the 1st, then there was no looking back. Port who are due to lose the odd game have a great come back effort that is paying off, but it won't always work. They will have too much to make up if they persist in coasting at the start of each game. it was a great effort and an- other win for Tripp's Bulldozers Scoring for Port-- First Period: R. Bryant from G. Geer, L. Middleton K. Roberts from D. McMillan End of First 3-2 for Sunderland 2nd Period: D. Gibson from C. Carnegie, W. Venning C. Carnegie from R. Bryant, K. Roberts A. Matthews from: D. "McMillan, W. Venning 'End of Second 5-3 for Port 3rd Period: R. Bryant from L. Middleton, K. Roberts W. Venning K. Roberts from. L. Middleton, C. Carnegie A. Mathews from M. McKee, D. Mc¢Nenly, ¥ % 8% "1 TUESDAY GAME Port Perry 5 Sunderland 4 Except for the last 9 mins, of the last period, the Bulldoz- ers played a very frustrating game, > night. They were making great plays up to Sunderland's net but just could not finish them off. They were . just not making the ef- fort, and once again decided to coast their way through the game, But with 9 mins. to go in the . last period and a score of 4 to 2 against them the boys made and with the final effort pick- ed up the 3 goals needed to win. This is one way of win- ning but I feel the fans would rather see a push from the start to the finish. Still | December Tth-- in the arena Tuesday "284; G. Tassel--233; H, Heard ---224; M. Cook---222; M. Wal- lace--221; B., Oke -- 217; I. Doupe--216; W. MecLaughlin-- 211, Triples 600 and Over-- Scoring for Port-- Win Two derland First Period: D. Gibson from G. Geer End of First 1-1 Second Period: No score -- 1-1 Third Period: J. Burnett from D. McNenly, 'M. McKee M. McKee, unassisted A. Mathews from B. Parry, M. McMillan R. Bryant from L. Middleton, D. McMillan. Times of the last 3 goals-- 13.00, 17.26, and 19.27. ; NEXT GAMES FOR PORT-- _ Friday at Keswick, Monday at Uxbridge, Tuesday in Port. [J i [- J Ladies Curling Tuesday M. McCoy 11, M. Snooks 5 H. Bathie 7, M. MacMaster 4 E. Doyle 6, I. Mitchell 3 G. Hunter 9, R. Mitchell 4 Wednesday M. Panabaker 11, R. Bruton 4 A. Cox 11, I. Carter 4 H. Carnwith 11, M. Holdershaw 3 D. Beare 6, J. Gray 5 ~~ au "Thursday J B. Beare 11, H. Thompson 4 C. Martyn won by default over H. MacMaster A. DASn 8 N JKonily 3 | Bowling News LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Sp eral break enter and theft and| their 0 engine These siness. vehicles. Even wr driveway or garage. Reduced activity, tire drone and factors, plus mental in your hum, sustained speed have in hypnotic effect on a driver and causes reduced alertness to speed and traffic. normal strain, produce dangerous drow- The good driver should be aware of the physical effects of fatigue and work at combatting them any long trip. and It is unwise to swp on the roaa shoulaer, you should drive to the nearest exit and leave the freeway entirely. Statistics show that stopping on the Free- way invites acciaents, Slowing to get off onto the shoulder in- volves danger of rear end col- lions and even greater danger is present when attempting to re-enter fast moving traffic. At night the hazard-is greatly increased. While a stopped ve- hicle parks on the shoulder, with lights on, fast moving tarffic may pile into it, mis- taking the lighted, parked car for part of the traffic stream. on * kx There are sev- eral ways to keep alert and Statistical Report Dec. 4 - 10 sew Fo ¢ ii PEAS STA x ER A a Fabled 38 FR aN 2 AEE Be ATE NO nay Tar . . ' Accidents Investigated ...... 82 2 Persons Injured PTT PTPIIN 7 R e t ul g n i n g Persons Killed ...........ocoeinnnnen. 0 : Drivers Charged (Accidents 6 Drivers Checked .................. 105 Drivers Warned ........c..... 43 Drivers Charged ...... Frivtreiines 60 General Complaints .............. 67 Break Enter & Theft .......... 3 Theft PT TT I ITT TTTTCITITY .c Tuva, 2 Malicious Damage "................ 1 Armed Robbery ...........o... 1 Insecure Premises f......o..... 6 RED CROSS IS ALWAYS THERE Officers Appointed Oshawa Lawyer Ralph Wal- lace has been appointed return- ing officer for the mew federal riding of 'Oshawa, and Roger Conant of Ajax has been te the new. Ontario Riding. The appointments were an- nounced recently by Chief Elec- toral Officer Jean-Marc Haniel who replaced', retirifg. Nelson Castonguay. The two ridings were created from the single Ontario Riding WITH YOUR HELP by boundary redistribution. I AD ¥. MARE | lo -}- Extra Lean -- Well Trimmed Boston Style -- Pork = BUTT ROASTS Ib. 59¢ i COTTAGE ROLL Ih. 59¢ i Shoulder Cut -- 514 RRL oi +3 "Specially Selected -- Value ( Checl'd -- Fresh Picnic Style to 6 lbs. average Burns Famous -- Sweet Pickled Cryovac Halves ey Lh A KS rE mr. 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