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Squirrels--21 Skunks--17 : . Racoons--17 {8 Wolves28. Beavers--16 Bears--28. 4 Lions--18 i Foxes--21. Elephants-- 8 - High Single-- Ann Mulder--298,. High Triple-- 'Anne Falconer--517, ipl Head Pins-- dio fa Joan Godley--8. Over 200-- Ann Mulder--293; Anne Falconer-- 287; Lorraine Raines--259, 207; Marg, Sweetman -- 265; Teresa Hall -- 242; i Barbara Amell--228; Elma Vernon-- 226; Marie Smits--223; Grace Hunter --216; Shirley Lee--212; Janet Ver- non--208; Vera Fawns--206; Marion bic Lawrence--202; Camille Crozier--=200. ' Audrey: DeNure--261, 262; Norene Howes--246; Gladys Hayward--246;] February sth . = © Bombers--44. Jets--28 Sunderlands--48, North Stars--21 Spitfires--36, ° Helicopters--20 Hurricanes--383. Lancasters--18 Flyers--32, Mosquitoes--16 Mustangs---31. Kittyhawks--14 Over Betty Collins--280, 225; Mabel Cook --230, 211, 201; Beth Oke--228; Betty Moore--217; = Dorothy 'Jardine--215; Josie Hamilton--212; Merle St. John --208; Barbara Griffen--207; Anne Lown--206; Freida _ Cochrane--206; Joan Venning--204. 600 Triples-- Audrey DeNure--696 Mabel Cook--642 Betty Collins--624 "Dorothy Jardine--607 | Men's Bowling Meteors--26, Midtown--16 Black Jacks--24. Stars--14 Whiz Bang--24. Howard--14 Carnegie--22. Junior--13 Goofers--19, ~~. DeLuxe--12 Archer--16. Legionaires--11 High Triples-- R, Owen--666; MeMaster--052; Freeman--662. ; . High Singles-- Freeman--287; Hastings--218; Ballard--268. Lemong-- Dowson--88; Craig--83; Farmer--89; Rodd--98. "| Scugog News * (Too Late For Last Week) Old Mr. Groundhog really must have had a scare on Sunday. We are having winter full force now, Side [ DOMIN | EXTRA SPECIALS | PRUNE PLUMS CHOICE 15 OZ. TIN 7 tins $1.00 CANNED PEAS LYNN VALLEY 15 OZ. STD. 10 tins $1.00 CANNED MILK CANADIAN MAID 16 OZ. TIN - 7 tins $1.00 PORK & BEANS CLARK'S . 20 OZ. TIN 6 fins $1.00 TOILET TISSUE BALLET COLORED 2 ROLLS, 1200 SHEETS 4 pkgs. $1.00 o | SHORTENING a Le 4 Ths. $1.00 MARMALADE G7 3 jars SLO CATSUP Hy 4 for Thc. y eo | PANCAKE FLOUR pil 2 pkgs. 3. PINEAPPLES Sah 3 for $1.00 Predressed CHICKENS 5 5s." per Ib. 3c. All Merchandise sold at your Dominion Store is unconditionally guar anteed to give 100% Satisfaction . PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, FEB. 13, 14, 15th "Dominion Store Lid. Port Perry, Ont. | WeDeliver Phere 345 roads are blocked and the School bus | Feb. 16 at the farm of Mr, and Mrs. ION Mo | Prepare for Election can only make the Centre School. Sore throats and pink-eye are mak- ing the rounds and school attendance | ¥ is down. Pte, and Mrs. Jack Kane and Carol, of Pet awawa, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sweetman over the week-end. | Our teenage organization the PMS- Hi-C-Group enjoyed a skating party at the arena last Friday evening. All enjoyed lunch served on the ice. : a I The series of euchres sponsored by the - Scugog Home and School were very successful, Triple high scores went to Mrs. Blanche Mark and My, John * Beckett. Many thanks to all who made the three evenings 80 en- joyable. Sympathy is extended to 'the Fle- well family on the recent loss of a wife and mother, Grace United Choir will meet on Thurs., Feb. 13 at 8.30 p.m. sharp at) the home of Mr, and Mrs. Cameron Aldred. Don't forget the sale on Saturday, Neil Lamont, Neher Centre. Ontario Riding Ralph Wallace, relorping officer for Ontario riding; started to-day to ready the district's electoral machinery for the Federal election March 81--the first winter general election campaign since 1940. : Enumeration of voters. started on Monday. All enumeration must be completed by Feb. 16 and the lists in and printed by Feb. 17. Mr. Wallace sald sittings for the revision of the urban lists will be held before the re- vising officer March 13 - 15, inclusive.- March 13 will be set aside for revision of the rural lists. Nomination day is 'March 17. Ontario riding includes the follow- ing: the townships of Reach, Whitby, Scugog, Pickering," Uxbridge and Scott; the city of Oshawa; the town of Whitby and Ajax, the village of Port Perry, the town of Uxbridge and the village of Pickering. There are 227 polling divisions in the riding, 149 of them in the urban districts. Osh- awa accounts for 119, Whitby 20 and Ajax 10. The remainder are classi- fied as rural, Dr. Claude Vipond will again sok the Liberal nomination in Ontatio rid- ing to oppose the Hon. Michael Starr, Federal minister of labour who won' the riding. for the PC's last June. Meanwhile, there was speculation as to whether John W, Naylor, form- er mayor of Oshawa, would represent the CF. When questioned regarding his plans he replied: "no comment" but the riding CCF association Is scheduled to hold a meeting soon at which the question of a candidate will be_discussed. Mr. Starr won the Ontario riding race last June 10 with a total vote of 18,386 as compared with 13,726 votes for John W. Naylor, CCF candidate, and, 10,768 for Dr. Claude Vipond, the She is saving so she can continue her music studies ° at dy 0] Both have a bank account - and a purpose for saving "THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY The difference between reaching a goal and missing it can be the savings you put by, now, in a bank account. Such sayings don't just happen. They involve some sacrifice, definite planning. But as your dollars mount up you feel a sense of accomplishment, of getting somewhere, that makes the effort more than worth while, Your bank account provides ready cash that can help take care of any emergency that may arise, or open the way to bargains or other opportunities. Whatever objective you may have - in mind, and whatever use your savings may ultimately serve; you'll always be glad you saved, Save at a bank -- millions del He is saving so he and his wife can take an extended motor frip Ind Liberal standard-bearer, Although Naylor won Oshawa city with 9,676 votes to Starr's 8,822 and Vipond's 5,876, the P.C. candidate had sizeable majorities in every other pol- ling subdivision, ' There were 231 polling subdivisions (including double polls) in Ontario riding in the June 1057 election with a total of 656 071 eligible voters, The piaakdowh on eligible voters in that election was as follows: Oshawa City Whitby 8 AlBX tries Ee TTA IT 2,867 Pickering VHB wvvirerriin 599 Pickering Twp. unin, 7474 E. Whitby TWp. .cooverrrvranne 1,225 Whitby Twp, .... ween 2,140 REACH: TWD, wspicainmpenriioe 1,695 Scugog TWP. viii we 219 Port 'Perry Village ........... 1,284 Uxbridge, TOWN. cinninisrsiv 1,285 Uxbridge Twp. inn 1,368 Kiwanis Music Festival, Feb. 17 T. March Ist. Young musicians and vocalists from over 130 communities in Ontario and fram centres in Quebec province and New York State converge on Toronto later this month (February) on what could be the beginning of the road to stardom. Thelr immediate goals are the cer- tificates, shields and the $6,600 in scholarships and cash awards which await winners in the 16th annual Ki- wanis' Music Festival of Greater Tor- onto... But if past experience is any indeation, this will be only the begin- ning for the talented. Dates for the 1958 festival are Feb. 17th to March 1st. The 18,000 par- ticipants who make up this year's list of better than 2,600 entries including both individual and group competi- tions, is the highest number in recent years. Biggest increase has been in the classes covering school bands and orchestras, where the entry list of 47 and 25 respectively has set a new mark. THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1066-5 The boost in entries of bands and orchesitas has literally forced Kiwan- ians to "hire a hall" this year. For the competitions on February 22, there will 'be morning and afternoon ses- sions at 'Central Technical School as well as the five other downtown Tor- onto locations to be used six days a week during the two weeks of compe- tition. The daily morning and after- noon classes will be held at the Cana- | dian Legion's College Street Halls, Central YMCA, Sherbourne Street Utfited Church, Evangel Temple on Dundas Street East and Eaton Audi- torium. In addition, there will be performances each evening during the competitions at Eaton -~Auditorium where finalists will compete for top marks. To carry the "road to stardom" theme a step further, Kiwanians will again be presenting their two "Stars of the Festival" concerts at Toronto's Massey Hall. 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