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TRAGEDY OF WAR CONTINUES The widow and father of a Greek soldier who died in Korea during the war are shown weep- ing over his casket on its arrival in Athens from Korea. It was one of 172 caskets that bore the remains of 20 officers and 152 men of the Greek armed forces back to their native land from bleak Korea where they died in the cause of freedom. Central Press Canadian TELEVISION PROGRAMS OBLT, TORONTO. 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(CP) -- Canada cannot afford to ban the importa- tion of foreign dairy products, Rob- ert McCubin, parliamentary sec-| retary to Agricultural Minister Gardiner, said Thursday night.- "Canada is an exporting coun- try," he said, "and we'd find our- selves in serious difficulties if for- eign markets, through reprisals, were shut off to us He addressed the annual meet- | ing of the Huron County Liberal Association, which re-elected Ivan x Calbfleisch of Zurich as presi-| ent. Port Perry High School cage teams came up with victories in their return games of total-point- to-count series, to win three Lake Ontario COSSA titles. The Cham- pionships were in the Junior and Senior Boys sections and the Sen- for . Girls section. On the series play, bases on home and home ames the Port Perry Juniors wned the Bowmanville Juniors 134.51, the Seniors won over Port Hope 116-6 and the PPHS Sr. irls caged Port Hope Senior Girls 1- PLAY AT TORONTO By virtue of their winning the Lake Ontario titles the three teams will have the privilege of playing in the COSSA semi-finals at To- ronto Saturday, March 12. In all cases the teams from Port Perry will meet the Bay of Quinte Cham- pions-Port Perry Junjor boys play- ing Quinte J H.S. (Belleville), the PPHS Sr. s facing the power- ful Albert on lege Seniors while the Sr. Girls from Port Perry will play Trenton girls. JUNIOR BOYS PLAY-OFF In the Junior Boys play-off be- tween Bowmanville and Port Per- ry, PPHS Juniors had taken an al- most insurmountable loss at home the previous Friday as the' Perry- ites won 67-28. Top men in this contest were Carnegie (22), Corn- ish (19) and James (12) of Port Perry while Fowler with 18 lead the Bowmanville quintet. Brian Lee of PPHS, was outstanding in a rebounding capacity. Taking the 39 point advantage to Bow- manville on Friday, the Scugog lads went on another scoring splurge that resulted in a con- vincing 67-32 triumph meaning PPHS. Jrs. won the series 134-51. In the junior fixture at Bowman- ville Bob Carnegie and' Floyd James put on a dazzling passing and shooting combingtion that net- ted Carnegie 32 and James 21. were Wilbur (5); Tummonde (4), Lee (2), Crane (2), Aire (1). The ers--Fowler (11), Cowling (11), Richards (5) and Marlow (5). PPHS SRS. OUST PORT HOPE On the week previous Port Perry High Senior boys quintet had, as their juniors set the style, taken a commanding lead in the first con- test-via a 46-19 triumph. In the first game played at Port Perry the game was wide-open in the first half as Owen, Peel and Gib- son played fine combination that saw the home lads jump into an impressive 338 margin midway throu the game. In the final half the play was much slower and the checking rather " rugged with a YOU BUILD FOR THE FUTURE WHEN YOU SUILD WITH. HENDERSON'S CONCRETE BLOCKS You got « reliable cost construct- ion with eur mew concrete block construction -- they are equally odaptable te the construction of your home, your farm, the community, school or ¢ com- mercial building. Ask the men whe are experienced in' con- crete block. A Henderson Block neighborhood contractor or arch- itect -- to specify Henderson Concrete Blocks. | | CONCRETE | PRODUCTS | "1m. HENDERSON v CONCRETE & CINDER BLOCKS PHONE 3-4412 OSHAWA | Rounding off the visitor's' scoring | Rubber Town lads had their 32| points spread between four play- | MASTER CHICKEN STARTER KRUMS A DEPENDABLE "HIGH EFFICIENCY" CHICK STARTER Producing 1. Rapid Growth 2 3. 4 i] mM mM m mM vi m ll mM Mm m mM mM Mm mM Mm FEEDERS WHO KEEP RECORDS . Rapid Feathering Increased Vigor . High Livability More Good Pullets Next Fall "Have some on hand when your chicks arrive' MASTER FEEDS 54 CHURCH ST., OSHAWA DIAL 3-2229 EVENTUALLY BUY MASTE Port Perry H.S. Cagers Win Three Dist. Titles much lower scoring resulting. Port Hope and Port Perry each tallied 8 in the third quarter and in the final stanza the home lads notched 5 to the visitors 3 to bring the fin- al count to 46-19 for Port Perry. Top scorers for the winners were Gibson (20), Owen (17) and Peel (9). Richards was tops for the vi- sitors with 12. Brian Lee of PPHS layin Be one legal game of sen- or ball did a tremendous job de- oh At Port Hope, the home lads ran into an early rash of personal fouls and their close-checking tac- tics back-fired as Owen of Port| Pl Perry sank 10 consecutive early first-quarter foul shots and from then on the visitors started to roll. Scores by quarters were 22-9, 35-23, 54-37 and 70-47 at the end of the contest. Captain Jack Owen of the PPHS lads playing one of the finest game of his career tal- lied 35 points from a guard posi- tion where he did a 'strong job of rebounding and play-making. For the winners, aside from Owen, Gib- son counted 20, Free notched 6, Taylor and D. Warriner each counted 4 and Crane (1). Top men for the home quintet were Rich- ards (17), Loevenmark (9). On the series, on the basis of total the Pi tes won ha PPHS SR. GIRLS HHS In what was by far the closest and most exciting two game play- off was the series involving the Scugog Senior gals and the Port Hope senior lassies. In the first contest played at Port Perry the previous Friday, the PPHS senior girls jumped into an early lead which was reduced to 23-21 by the half. In the final half the play raged back and forth with the home sextet always managing to keep .tied or a point or two up. Both teams were called close on points, 116-66. ATE Ca R Leask and speedy Eleanor Hutc! n left with 5 per- sonals, In the dying minutes Pat and. Elizabeth Ross held up the visitors only to have the hemesters make a final splurge lead by Helen Honey and Gloria Fralick of the home crew gave Port Perry a final margin of 35- 30. Point getters for Port Hope crew gave Port Perry a final a) of 35-30. Point ¢ getters for Hope were Pat Seully (12), Ehizabeth Ross (11) and Sally Pike (7). For the winners Captain Ruby Leask counted 19, Eleanor Hutch- inson (7), Helen Honey (5), Gloria Fralick (3) and Evelyn Ianson their checks and PPHS lost the| (1). services of both of their top scor- ers early in the final quarter as Taking the meagre five point lead to Port Hope the following THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Saturday, March 13, 1068 15 = Friday, the PPHS Senior girls found another terrific struggle on their hands. In the first half the visitors went into a 13-9 lead in margin on the final half the Port Hope lassies on a sensational comeback. really saw Port Hope reduce the margin on the series to 2 points at which time they were leading the second game by three. Then when the play was at its crucial stage, Joan Chapin, who switched from guard to forward for the Scugog sextet, broke into the clear and scored a field goal to give PPHS a 4 point margin on the series. From then on the breaks and - the scoring Mere all in favor, of d A i Tory conds it substantial lead and by the end were ahead 6 winning the game t| 26-20 and the series 61-50. - Top scorers for x H Chin. (br; © 4, Leask (11), Howey for Port Hope, Hutchinson (2) --Sully (9), R gh and Pike (5). MURDER MYSTERY BETHUNE, France (Reuters) - adless, armless, The he. torso of a weman was found je io uack ia 3 eamaichere Th NEW BUSES. FOR NORTH OSHAWA 'ANNEXES SHAWA RAILWAY BUS SERVICES Announce NEW ANNEX SERVICES -TO= North Oshawa -- East Oshawa -- Thorntons Corners OMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH 14 THE NORTH OSHAWA SERVICE: To City Limits every hour. THE EAST OSHAWA SERVICE: TO THORNTONS' CORNERS: Six Trips Daily -- Phone Office For Details To C.N.R. Tracks every 15 minutes. 20 minute service from 6:10 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. Then every 30 minutes until midnight. RITSON ROAD SERVICE: OSHAWA BLVD. SERVICE: SIMCOE STREET SERVICE: KING STREET SERVICE: WEST KING ROUTE: King Gibbon - Gibbs HARMONY ROAD: Will be cut off on East End of King Street Route. HILLCROFT & ARLINGTON: Loops Service now discontinued. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 5-101] CANADIAN NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION No Change In Schedule Bus Service Discontinued at 7:30 P.M. Every 15 Minutes along Simcoe. Every 20 minutes from city limits. Gibbon - Louisa - Woodcrest Park Road. SUPERVISOR OF BUS SERVICES R. B. SMITH