The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

» £ u a THEATRE - UXBRIDGE .@® Thursday - Sat. a NOW LALA cAN SEE IT WN suanne CORDON MachAE Men's Thursday Ladies' Wednesday Night Bowling Bassas Night Bowling Standings-- OCTOBER 16th Whiz Bang .........cccoovvnnnnnn, 24 iT RRR RRR 24 | Standings-- Archer TTL TTT TTT TT TTT TTT rrp, 19 North Stars--31. Jets=-16 NN vegrs hide 4 Bombers--29, Hurricanes--15 own .. 10 Spitfires--21. Sunderlands--14 Black Jacks 14 ret : hi De IL 2 Lancasters--21, Helicopters--11 e bon SE RA 1 Mustangs--19. Mosquitoes--10 Goofers Fo 12 Flyers--17. Kittyhawks-- 6 Carnegie ..........cocoooovvirviirnnnn, 11 | Howard ........coooeovvvvevnnnn, 8 Over ,200-- x Legionaires Merle St. John--250; Betty Collins Juniors cei 5 --245; Barbara Griffen--240; Norma Fines--234, 226; ; 233, 222; Cathy Hewitt--230; Mary MacGregor--228, 215; Shirley Chilton High Singles-- J. Ballard--280; B. Miller--278 Wm. Mark--263. High ples . ARS: --219, 217; Joan Venning--218; Effie . a ppehe 1; J. Ballard--661; J. Luke -- 211; Gracie Pargeter -- 209; Syl. Doreen Hope--209; Eleanor Cawker-- mons-- 209; Beth Oke--208; Donna VanCamp Moore--175; R. Owen--81; Wer --202; Kacey Harper--200. --82; Ca Butson--82, RT Sandiland Jewellers a Going Out of Business In PORT PERRY "ites Or Oo D000 0e BOSCS0N0 2808 S02 808080 2%, Louise Carnegle-- Ladies' Monday Night League Standing-- Tigers--20, Wolves--16 Elks--19. Skunks--13 Foxes--19. Lions--10 Bears--18. Camels-- 9 Elephants--18. Squirrels-- 5 Racoons--17. Beavers-- 4 High Single-- Marion Lawrence--202 High Triple-- Emily Badour--531 Most Blows-- Marie Smits--? | | Mayhelle Rebekah Lodge The regular meeting of Maybelle , Rebekah Lodge. was held Tuesday, , Oct. 15th in the 1.0.0.F. Lodge rooms. Noble Grand Sister Lucille Gray pre- siding, assisted by Vice Grand Sister Grace Love. This being installation night, many visitors were present. After lodge was opened the visitors were welcomed. Sister Alpha Sam- ells introduced. the installation team from Oshawa No. 3 and Sister Luella Kehnedy introduced the District De- puty, President Sister Evelyn Fickes from Oshawa No. 8, | Sister Love reported quite a few "sick with flu. After other business had been taken care of, installation , was next in order and Sister Fickes THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24th, 1957--8 Wedding BUTTERY - CROSIER Seagrave United Church was the scene of a beautiful wedding on Sat., October 12, when Jeannie Vera Crosier was united in marriage to Kenneth Norman Buttery. Rev. Mr. McNeil performed the double ring ceremony. The tall white candelabra and large white mums at the altar made a beautiful setting as the bride came down the aisle on the arm of her father, looking lovely in a floor-length gown of imported lace mounted on satin and shaped with interlon for a sculptured look, the long sleeves tap- ered at the wrists. Her veil was shoulder length at- tached fv a tiara of seed pearls, the entire front glistened with dainty teai- drop pearls. She carried a white Bible with a white orchid and streamers with tiny baby mums attached. Shirley Anne was maid of honour for her sister and the bridesmaids were Marion Buttery, "sister of the groom and Noreen Ross, of Uxbridge. The wee flower girl was Mary Jane, the Bride's sister. They were gowned alike in three different shades of Chrystallete, the maid of honour in Emerald green, the. bridesmaids in Bronze, and the flower girl in Autumn Gold. Their dresses had boat shaped neck- lines with folded collars gathered at intervals with fitted waistlines and beuffant skirts. ' They wore feather bandeaus of matching shade and carried cascade bouquets of yellow poms, Mary Jane having a basket of The bride's table was adorned with the wedding cake surrounded by tulle and topped by a small crystal contain. er with snow white baby mums. Tall candles flanked the wedding cake on | each side. Each table was centered by crystal "boys of wine and white mums grown by the bride as her project in the Junior Institute, i The toast to the bride was proposed by Morley Bruce, the groom respond- ing and in turn toasting the brides- maids with the Best Man responding. The Groom then offered a toast to the bride's mother and Rev. Mr, Mc-" Neil toasted the three granmothers present. | Everyone then went to the bride's home "Donallan Farm" to see the happy couple leave on their honey- moon to North Bay, Pembroke and Bobcaygeon. The bride wearing a brown jersey sheath and white fur hat with cloud nine fur jacket and white kid gloves, rown shoes and bag; and a corsage | of yellow roses amid showers of con- | fetti and best wishes for a happy married life. | Guests were present from Orillia, Oshawa, Bowmanville, Niagara Falls, Beaverton, Uxbridge and Toronto. I The bride was honored by a number | of pre-nuptial - parties. Her grand- mother, Mrs. Wesley Crosier enter- | tained th engaged couple at a party on Thursday preceding the wedding. | Fifty guests (all relatives) entertain- ced. i The Saintfield ladies gave a miscel- laneous shower at the home of the bronze mums, Bride's parents on Friday, October 4. with matching gold bow on her long he Seagrave community gave a mis- . + . | brown hair tied back to form a pony cellancous shower for the bride and : and her staff installed the following officers, Noble Grand--Sis. Grace Love GLORIA GRAHAME - SHIRLEY JONES GENE NELSON - CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD Last Open Day, Sat., Oct. 26, 1957 20020052222 . n ola . : : : tail. | groom that Friday evening. EDDIE ALBERT - JAMES WHITMORE ¥ Customers Having articles-in for repair are asked to pick Vice Grand--Sis. Myrtle Snelgrove| mp. ushers were Donald Crosier, ! y 2 ROD STEIGER ' TROL $2 Rec.-See.--Sis. Ellouise Hoggard brother of the bride, and Ted Buttery, | The bride's father and mother en- : % 5 RT Treasurer--Sis. Electa Vance cousin of the groom. The best nian tertained the bridal party at their Warden--=Sis. Hazel Crawford was Keith Hodgson, friend of . the | home, Donallan Farm, following the Conductor--Sis. Norma Jeffrey groom. | rehearsal. This occasion was also the Chaplain--Sis. Marjorie Aldred Hugh "Baird sang "I Love You | Groom's birthday. Musician--Sis. Lilllan Harper Truly" as the bride arrived at the| rls » Be cha Color Bearer--Sis. Myrtle Rennick | door and the wedding prayer as the ! Ihe girls at the Bell office held a J.P.N.G.--Sis. Lucille Gray ist bei 5 i little party on Saturday afternoon and R Lo : register was being signed. wesented the bride-to-be with crystal R.S.N.G.--S8is. Minnie Diamond Jean' Pearson played the organ ; Tor : y ! ~ is. Vel Foster : wk and the Junior Institute came Tues- L.S.N.G.--Sis. Velma Foster beautifully. The pews were marked day evening with many lovely gifts R.S.V.G.--Sis. Rena Webster with rosettes of tulle centered with ' o L.S.V.G.--Sis. Dora Dowson MANY FINE XMAS BARGAINS STILL REMAIN' : ALL SALES FINAL. HB DSSANSAARARANASRSAARRAN ere in love hat a beau \any a New h the fringe 1 IL vi up ol Lr nuthin Pore A pel dreams | people ail say \! | +(klahoma 4) tifpl Morn \ pu aay on top jud ® 2 Cc = k=} = © = g Is [=2] [=] o C. gs. QQ Bs) Bt --_ v - = > o = ~) p < o " [+] ou 1) - ® ERA AANA Sef So Pot? 22% AAAS ARABSAASSARAR AREER SAN Lette 7 Ty a. COLOR BY. i TECH Notice fo Minor Hockey Players ( | cain t Say c City wine colored mums, tall standards of The farther and the CONM: NICOLOR I. G.--Sis. Ruby Beare yellow and white poms stood at the v we te . 0. G.--Sis, Luella Graham tear of the ehurel ad sovkd v yi g . ¢ e church. -- Paid Advertisement -- resess ARTHUR HORNBLOW,; JR, . seus, FRED ZINNEMANN Registration for players from 7 to 18 years will continue Other supporters are Sisters Ruth| The reception followed in the Sun- l/ Seren Pray by SONYA LEVIEN sad WILLIAM LUDWIG . Dances Stages oy AGNES De MILLE . 7 y Short, Ethel Whitter, Effie Plough- day School room, with the bride's! URRY ER 3 IIIT 3 4 > Avan : 3, . , D) TT ' J ' I'HESE ARE THE FACTS WAAL PRGOUCTION + Batrited be 200 CENTURY 0B at the Avena this coming Saturday at 2.00 p.m. All those man, Doris Howsam, Dorothy Butson | mother receiving in coffee brown tof. | y THURSDAY NIGHT -- ONE SHOW ONLY who have not registered, please do so on Saturday. There and Ruby Roach. : feta trimmed with brown velvet, and! Don't listen to false and mislead- : Kr After all were duly installed, Sister | gold velvet hat with brown accessories ing statements heing "circulated Starts at 7.45. Open at 7.15 will be skating this Saturday. Fickes and staff were thanked and|.nd a corsage of vellow roses. in some quarters. Beverage rs. 9 k Sister Love presented Sister Fickes The groom's mother assisted in a rooms are not on the ballot and FRIDAY and SAT. EVENINGS--Two Complete Showings. M - - with a gift of appreciation. navy blue taffeta with navy and white | they definately cannot come into Starting at 6.30 and 9 p.m. onday Night kating Sister Myrtle Bioihet press accessories and red rose corsage. Port Perry as a result of this vote. : hia ged Sister Grace Love with a gi rom| Three grandmothers of the happy | : If the ice is in good condition there will be skating on Sister Love's Mother Sister Miller of [couple were present and cach wore a | : : o . g / s als sent. rorsage of sweetheart roses ! 2 Monday night for the players-- Toronto who was also presen eorsag rv hpi or . Monday fo Wed. ; Oct. 28 =n 30 ' os ig pa) Lodge elosed in regular form and The guests were escorted to the COPIES OF OUR HISTORICAL AND . < : --Bantams .m.---NMidgets. 9 p.m.--Juveniles. ' > seme , ce the ushers Ase » ; ET I mL, a 7 p.m.--DBantams, 8 p.m.--Midget p.m.--Juveniles all retired to the club room where the | basement of the church by the ushers MEMORIAL EDITION ARE STILL AAR . | : 'tables were beautifully decorated and | where the West group of the W.A. Aa rik) JAMES MASON JOAN FONTAINE a delicious lunch served. served a beautiful supper. AVAILABLE. Single Copy 15c. Zi Fly . HARRY BELEFONTE, in - ---_-- MRE nih 5 v tO RIT or , i _-- y "ISLAND IN THE SUN" eS eT SUB EAL JNM A TE REAR A a I ET 2 "CINEMASCOPE TECHNICOLOR TS VHT JH] £0 LOO AR AAA REARSARAARAARASAAARARARAREAARSARSARANIRN AR $ , [] 4] : TS or - Lawrence's * REXALL ONE CENT SALE 'AI This Week, -- Ends Sat, 3.00 p.m, | TRS NSN Extra Pants! WITH EVERY FAMOUS vin. eine rin v AE I Re ; | W. R. JOHN STON SUIT | SALE SUITS : ob TRUM LAWRENCE | iI $50.50 $69.50 $75.00 | ; Phone 49 tres gel OF THE YEAR Stock Suits, 2 pants, $69.50 : "n a =| TAILORED TO YOUR ODD PANTSSOS - sus | CAWKER BROS. , \l| MEASURE BY THE | f AH | RumpRoastBeet .........porlb. 5c. || COUNTRYS MOST 'A. W. BROCK lL | Boneless Pot Roast ........per Ib. 35¢. ||} FAMOU i A Wing Steaks .............per1h.63c. ||if OF FINE CLOTHES DEPARTMENT STORE i 3 0 FREE TOWN DELIVERY EVERY MORNING PHONE 43 PORT PERRY Pr a WS PHONE 29 Mhingulb Lc PORT PERRY |S ' NE