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NEARLY 70% OF OUR TAXES Port Perry Business-men pay nearly 70% of our annual taxes. This contribution to the life of our town can only be made by a prosperous group of businesses. If, for example, our merchants were reduced by half: The share of taxes now paid by them. would have to be "absorbed by we the people in the residential areas. The pressure of modern ONE-STOP shopping Centre attraction is threatening more every month to draw business away irom towns that do not have ALL legal shopping facilities available under the law. There are six empty stores in Port Pemry now. Four have announced their closing in the past few months. All bowing to the pressure from a town that has ALL facilities for one-stop shopping. Vie LIKEWISE these same Business-men contribute nearly 70% of charitable donations collected in Port Perry during a year. These donations are cheerfully made. In fact no charitable call ever goes out that is not generously answered by our community of Business-men. NOW YOUR HELP WANTED Over 90% of our business men are now asking for YOUR HELP in permitting establishment of goverrnment operated legally controlled stores in Port Perry. Stores hat, hey added to our present group of busi- nesses will make Port Perry a modern COMPLETE FACILITY, ONE-STOP shopping Centre, A shopping cen- tre for the entire surrounding community, plus thousands of annual summer residents. PLEASE CONSIDER VOTING: FOR A PROGRESSIVE, PROSPEROUS MODERN YES X PORT PERRY ED WILSON SEZ. -. . . You, the people of Oshawa and district, have indeed been kind to us . . your continued and faithful patronage has been most gratifying.....Your ) A -------------- lr , ------. Teenagers Enjoy Hallowe'en Ball By Jimmy Taylor A very successful dance was held on Halloween night at the Port Perry Public School, when Port Perry Teen Town honoured its Softball Champ- ions, and the proceeds of the dance and lucky draw will be used to buy windbreakers for team members, A donation of $50.00 from the Port Perry Lions Club has been gratefully recei- ved and will be used to buy crests for the jackets, This was a "First Time" experi- ment for a dance on Halloween Nite, and has been termed a success by the Public School Principal, Mr. Roy Cor- nish and the Public School Board members. The Board Chairman, Mr. Storey Beare, Councillor Tom Harris and their wives very ably acted as chaperons and judges of costumes. Seventeen prizes were given out for best costume, most humorous costume, ete, . . five of these been given to five girls 'whom the judges failed to fit into any particular category other than "Out of This World". Fourteen prizes were distributed for lucky { dances and the ball club would like to thank each and every person who do- nated a prize. confidence in our endeayours to bring to you only the finest Home Furnish- ings at the most reasonable prices possible has made possible our continuing service to you . . . The past 24 years with you have been most pleasant ones. . . . Now, on the eve of our 24th year in business, we re-dedicate our- selves to that pledge: "The Finest Possible for the Most Reasonable Price"! . . . and ask you to help us celebrate our 24th Birthday by putting your whole-hearted support into our Gigantic "24th ANNIVERSARY SALE." We know you will appreciate the Terrific Values we are of fering + «+ we know you will enjoy their gracious luxury and durability in your home. Come in soon . . make your money saving selection . . . and, at the same time, take advantage of our 24th ANNIVERSARY BONUS OFFERS. Free Storage - Free Delivery - Just in Time to Save For Christmas - A Small Deposit will hold "Till Xmas. Winners of the lucky draw were, Ladies Wrist Watch--Muriel Wallace; Cuff Link and Pen and Pencil Set-- Allan Oke, Cuff Link and Pen Set-- Stuart Mark, all of Port Perry, First Prize for all costumes went to Jerri Spears, dressed as a Little Old Lady, and Barry Fletcher, dres- sed as "The Lady in Black". Each re- ceived a wrist watch, donated by John Ballard, Port Perry, and Reg. Moor- head, Toronto. Other costume prize winners were, Jim Aird, dressed as a Farmer (He is); Karel Espie, Hawain cer Wow); Jack Nottingham, Satch Gitl; Carol Huntley, Police- man (Looked -a little like the Chief when he's mad); Wayne Venning, as Wyatt Earp, (He was shooting out onto the dance floor oftener than us- ual); Donna Innes, Chinese Girl, (Ori- ental Beauty); Martin Rennick, Clown (He used his Magic on the Judges)? Joanne Buller, Flapper Girl, (We think the stuffed dog is cuter than Wayne, Joanne); Hillis Wilbur, Negro, (Right from Harlem); Marilyn Luke, Flap- per Girl, (She was flapping all over). Betty Wallis and Jenniffer Edwards as a 'pair of Black Jacketed Motor- bike Riders, complete with sideburns, cigars and a pair of tricycles won spe- cial prizes. (Hope you enjoyed your chicken, kids). Mary Lynn Hodgins, Barbara Heyes and Claudette Boulan- ger also won special prizes after be- Fea vive ing termed everything from a horse to a hippipotamus, - It was funny and your prizes are waiting gals). Special Dance Prizes were won by: Elimination Dance--Hillis Wilbur and Carol Beare. Broom Dance---Ross Houghland and Donna Innes, Jive Contest -- Harold Jeffrey and Patsy Warriner, Alarm Clock Dance--Hil- lis Wilbur and Carol Beare. Freeze Dance--Mary Lou Robertson and Jin Burnett. Broom Dance--Donna Innes and Brian Taylor. Grand Elimination Dance--Donna Innes & Brian Taylor. A special vote of thanks to Dance Chairman Ray Doupe, Ticket Chair man Tom Miller, Decorating Chalr- man Hillis (Wilbur and his crew, also to those ball'players who pitched in and helped, before, during, and after the dance. AN EMERGENCY MEETING of all 1957-58 card holding members: will be held this SUNDALtY in Taylor's Base- ment at 1,00 pm. Due to the com- plete lack of Executive meetings this | year many important questions must be attended to. Unless those who signified their intentions to Bowl this year turn out in greater numbers, your bowling league will, of necessity, be discontinued. Only 1957-58 mem- bers allowed to attend. Be on time. Remembrance Day Parade same aftev- noon, J 'Sensational SPRING-F LOW PRICE. Scoop MATTRESSES Absolutely the most outstanding bedding value on the market today! a rush for these at this GIVE-AWAY ANNIVERSARY SALE While They Last $15.00 Savings! ILLED There will be PORT PERRY, ONT. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, 10577 PO AACR ARV A ip Sr ETS TAT MINOR HOCKEY Gar Wash Special On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Sih BEARE MOTORS LIMITED have graciously donated" their Car Washing Department for thé use of the Minor . N J Hockey Club. All proceeds of this day will go to the Minor Hockey Club. 3 "" Cars will be washed from 8.00 a.m. to 6 p.m. Let's support your Minor Hockey teams by having your car Washed on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9th. at BEARE MOTORS LIMITED PHONE 333 PORT PERRY CALL AND MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TO HAVE _- YOUR CAR WASHED ro » ANNIVERSARY SALE J Scoop GENERAL ELECTRIC STEAM OR DRY IRONS, reg. 19.59 } Ed. Wilson's Anniversary Sale $13.95 i GENUINE G. E. KETTLES --- Reg $14.50 © . } - Ed Wilson's Anniversary Sale $9.95 G. E. FLOOR POLISHERS Complete with 2 brushes and lambs wool buffing pads. Reg, $49.95 » Ed. Wilson's Anniversary Sale $31.95 ELECTROHOME MANTLE RADIO Reg. 32.95. : . , ~~ Ed. Wilson's Anniversary Sale $19.95 L scoop CONTINENTAL SCoopP Bunk Beds ie scoop Scoop Scoop Famous Baffin Bay scoop Seamist SPACE SAVER Sensational Values 3-pce. Georgeous SCoop Luxury at Low Cost Nylon Covered SCoor 2 MATTRESSES 2 SPRINGS GUARD RAIL AND LADDER Sturdily constructed maple finish wood beds. May be used as twinbeds, ~ Anniversary Sale. COMPLETE $58.50 Bed Bargain Reg. $49.95 Tops 'em all for lower prices on super-com- fortable Continental beds! Consisting of inner-spring mattress and matching spring base with six hardwood legs, single size. Anniversary Sale Floor Lamps Modern Tri-lite Floor Lamps, with poly- plastic washable shades Reg. $24.95. Anniversary Sale $10.77 Plextone Baby Cribs Large. size, full panel, four way adjustment. plastic teething rails, Save $20.00. Anniversary Sale $29.50 Blankets Big Soft Fluffy blank- ets made from modern miracle fibres. A com- bination of wool-cotton- rayon with hi-lustre satin binding. Reg. $8.95. Anniversary Sale PRICE $4.99 'Davenport Spring filled construc- tion. Sleeps two. Stor- age compartment. Ah Reg. $59.95. Anniversary Sale PRICE $34.95 Bedroom Suite Your bedroom will he a picture room with this ultra-modern suite, Bookcase hed with door panels, Mr. and Mrs. Dresser has large sparkling mirror, huge f-drawer chest. Reg. $259. Terrific Bargain. $188.00 Plus our free Bonus . . Airfoam " . Pillows I'ancy quilted covers filled with non-alergic chip foam. Sorry, one pair tola customer. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL . $1.59 LEACH a Sofabed and Chair Double spring construc- tion, upholstered in Du Pont nylon.. This suite is a lovely chesterfield by day and a double bed by night. Storage compartment, Reg. $219 - $144.00 Plus Our Fabulous Bonus Offer $21.50 offer ED. WILSON'S FABULOUS 24th ANNIVERSARY Bonus Offer To You REE! In appreciation for your most loyal and continued patronage . . . . and to help us celebrate our 21th anniversary . . . we are giving you, absolutely free, your choice of one of the following with your purchase of a Wilson quality bedroon suite or a Wilson value living room suite . . . .YOUR C HOICE :-- ATTRACTIVE, COLORFUL H-piece Chrome Suite Genuine Arborite table top in your choice of patterns and colors, with' glistening chrome, legs; four matching heavy tubu- lar chrome chairs. or COMFORT PLUS Box Spring with Matching SPRING-FILLED MATTRESS of high quality "restonic" super- comfort fully guaranteed con- struction, or With Dic of LR Modern, Smartly styled and Attractively Finished 3-PIECE LIVING ROOM OCCASIONAL Table Set Consisting of two arborite top tables with' matching arborite top coffee table with shaped legs and in choice of finishes. LIVING ROOM SUITE or BEDROOM SUITE nanan nt AT en . 4 i ey 1 NAA og Coan 1 'Ed. 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