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) be "4 CAUSEWAY "BOWLING LANES Friday Nite Doubles starts at 3 p.m. sharp Everyone welcome. Open Bowling 'til 9 oclock - FAMILY hw THEATRE - FRIDAY and SATURDAY Men's Thursday Night Bowling Whiz Bangs .............ccesessne 21 SUBYE ivnmriviirirammrmin 19 CRFNERIR ovis rrnrrnrreirern ies '] Black Jacks .........coommeeasnis we 9 Howard ............. - wagers 8 GOOLRTS cis sierra ssssssserie b Legianaires .., ates 4 Juniors ........... i 0 High Singles-- Don Carnegie--274; J. Heayn--269; E. Andrews--292, STYLE ENTERTAINMENT UXBRIDGE OCTOBER 18-19 ALAN LADD, in "THE BIG LAND" Plus: in Technicolor "All For Mary" MONDAY to SATURDAY * mn opp-- - sensi GORDON MachAf LOMA GRAHAME - SHRLEY JONES GENE NELSON - CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD 2 EDDIE ALBERT - JAMES WHITHORE ROD STEIGER OCTOBER 21-26 (J COLOR BY: += TECHNICOLOR Ee ARTHUR HORNBLOW, Rocce. RED ZINNEMANN Screen Pay by SONYA LEVIEN ang WILLIAM LUDWIG + Dances Staged py AGNES De MILLE 4 MAGNA PRODUCTION + Dustributed by 2008 CENTURY FOR Phone 240W WE BUILD HOMES Large and Small and Buildings of All Kinds Repairs and Remodelling Good Materials and Workmanship Guaranteed. Our HOUSE DESIGNING SERVICE is at Your Disposal. Lake Scugog Lumber Co. Lid. Port Perry 4 PHONE 29 a CAWKER BROS. | HIND QUARTERS .........43. Ib. Cut up for lockers | YOUNG BEEF LIVER ......40c. Ib. Boneless Prime Rib Roasts . .63c. Ib. FRE DELIVERY EVERY MORNING B TOWN DEL 11 O'CLOCK "The Family Butcher" PORT PERRY y Lemon League-- H. BSlater--61; D. Enge--76; A. Craig--177; H. Challis--80. Bowling League WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING October 9th, 1957-- Kacey Harper -- 284-217; Helen Heard--246; Ruth Short-- 246; Betty Collins--245-210; Marion Healey-- 289-230; Doris Howsam---284; Myrtle Prentice--+229; Dorothy Venning--227; Louise Carnegie -- 221-210; Shirley Chilton--218; Marilyn Hutchinson-- 204; Audrey DeNure--208. Prizes given for strikes, won by Kacey Harper with 11; Marion Healey HEAVI Ep PAW... USEA 5 North Stars ........ NFR wine0 with 11. Bombers ......ue . + pn i 'District Church I pn TA istrict Churches i ee | Spisiiese ds { (Continued from front page) Hurricanes .... secretary, and one of our recent mem- Flyers ..... ads = bers, Ronnie Eden read the lesson. MoSQUIt0es .....erverirnsinrens AE. 10 We closed with taps, and then had Jets 9 doughnuts and coffee; Our offering ' 0 0 O R R or % os oe! 2 " 2 "e%"%"%" : xi ~y i TTT BL A, 0 41 ls © = -- MUTUAL FIRE This time you have a wh share qf bargains. COSMETICS, REXALL-REMEDIES, MERCHANDISE, Phone 49 a EL a mI am dm "THE USE OF A WRONG "FUSE CAN "DESTROY A, E LIFETIME OF PROGRESS A. M. LAWRENCE THE REXALL STORE NTT ol Tm Ye . I! Ii ars) OAS «y @ The fuse is the 'safety valve" of your electrical sys- x tem. Use the right fuse for your system, overloading =< by using heavier fuses causes fires. If you are in 0 i doubt what fuse to use teke advantoge of Maple - Leaf Mutual's FREE INSPECTION SERVICE. It costs O you nothing . . . it can save you much. > CARELESSNESS COSTS MONEY! , . = + +.» DO carry matches in a container RE ©... DO break your match after use 0 e + +» DO REMEMBER that careless smoking is the greatest cause of fires. NO-SMOKING SIGNS ARK AVAILABLE FREE ON REQUEST NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE "+ 7, Birkett & Son Stouffville asoewt ins 0 Bowmen & Gibson ; Whitby MOhawk 8-3521 George I. Edwards Sunderland 13 Ronald A. Eillott Gormley $303 JE > H. W. & Geo. 2 Emmerson Port Perry a = Re MH. Howden Columbus Brooklin 624R2} ¥ 9, John K. Jarvis Newmarket Twining $20 Albert H. B. Lockie Zephyr Mount 4 U Nell PF. Porter Orono 12516 Ken Prentice Markham 346 - 3 Rex Smith Queensville Jv TI O " 1 . Whitb MOhaw So Oui He viek - co WAY, a . ®, Arthur T. Whitney ~~ Uxbridge a A S$. Everton White Bowmanville R,R. 4 MArket 3-2270 - Mansel E. Wright . Bethany 24R4 - 23RN a THERE'S A MAPLE LEAF AGENT NEAR YOU! ' THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS PUBLISHED AS A PUBLIC SER- a g ay VICE IN THE INTEREST OF GOOD FARMING EVERYWHERE J INSURANCE COMPANY Er COLUMBUS, ONT. Kainiense' S REXALL ONE CENT SALE All Next Week, October 21 through 26 ole week in which to get your See the complete list on bills including STATIONERY, ' # FIRSTAID SUPPLIES, CHRISTMAS CARDS, SUNDRIES. GIFT Port Perry VITAMINS, 8 October 23rd at the Island. The par- ents are invited, as the main feature will be a "Panel Discussion" on the relationship of Teenagers and Parents. There will be five adults and five young people, with a moderator, We were sorry that Nettie Aldred was not with us, owing to a slight dose of the "flu". We were glad to have with us Ruby Roach, Helen Holtby and Betty Reader. - There are two Coun- sellors from each church, We would like if more parents would"help us with transportation. , So once again we are calling to all our teenagers to come and learn what life is all about, and play and worship together, Mem- bership is open to all. There will be a small fee of ten cents, and we hope to have our membership cards ready in about a month. Please bring Dad and Mother with you to our next meet- ing on the 23rd. Thirteen of our Cubs met in Man- chester at about 8.00 p.m. last Sat- day, where they were met by three cars, The Island boys met at John Sweetman's and came a little later. It was a wonderful ride, to the Hunt- ers' Lodge about 100 miles away. The meals were first rate, and we say "thank you" to Catharine Martyn for the excellent stew and delicious cakes. We had ample and experienced help in the kitchen, with Margaret Wither- spoon, Mabel Sweetman, Catharine Martyn. I think we over-estimated the capacity of the boys, (miraculoys!) because much of the supplies taken had to be carted back home, Mar- garet was most generous and donated the drinks. We made an exploration into thessurrounding area with John Sweetman as guide, John did a fine piece of work, and not only knew his country; but was most interesting. we saw where the prospectors had staked their claims, and the boys were able to bring away sample of rocks excavated by the drills. All thst country is rich in uranium, and we visited one of the near by mines. After a most interesting day, we re- turned home, arriving at Manchester at about 8.00 p.m. There was only one regret, that Akela (Jack Witherspoon) could not be with us. Our assistant Cub Leader. Allen Martyn took his Our churches at Manchester and Prospect were beautifully decorated on Sunday, as expressions of our thanks to God, Scugog will be this coming Sunday, which will be Anni- versary Sunday, At 'Manchester three of our boys sang "For the beauty of the earth." The ministers text was taken from Psalm 95--"Let us come before his presence with thanksgiving, and make a joyful noise unto Him with Psalms." We are glad to have the Savilles, Cornishes, Kanes, jand other friends of the Island, also Dr. Kenneth Braham and his fiancé Joan Wildall.! The Minister thanked God A SE i EXE So) THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17th, 10675 High Triples-- Hellcopters ,..oucviniinnnsiiisnn 9 was enough to get us our of the red, | place, and did a goed job. Many | for the earth, and the n life here. A. Cawker--T701; Wm. Owen--688; Kittyhawks ......... sh eee 8 as we had two meetings in the Hall to | thanks to all who contributed in mak-| He said that maybe, the greatest sin I: Boyd--639; E. Andrews--6564. Over 200-- pay for. Our next meeting will be on | ing the day a memorable one. is to do nothing. We are happy and joyous and thankful when our one talent has gained anoth pry and, never happy when we bury A very cordial invitation is Ald tg all, to come to our anniversary services on the Island on Sunday. Rev. Roscoe T. Chapin, B.A., of Greenbank, will preach at 11.00 a.m. and Rev. George A .Service, B.A, B.D. of Howard Park United, Toronto, will preach at 7.80 p.m. A special offering will be taken, and we have set as our objective $5600. We know that our people will be gen- erous. There will be no services at Manchester and Prospect. Both con- gregations are invited to worship with the Scugog congregation. . 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