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Men's Thursday Night Bowing. § pi Motors . FA, Ti Whiz Bangs ., FPO, | Black Jacks i. B SELL TLIOH Singles over 225-- D, Freeman--297; Dave Moore--294 B. Miller--261, 276; Gord Goode--238, 281;A1 Cawker--2256; K. Middleton-- 227; J. Franssen--284. 4 Ladies' Monday Grace Hunter--264; Teresa Hall-- 262; Camille Crozier--251; Wanda Durham--232; Mary Baird--230; Vi. vian Cawker--229; Elma Vernon-- Mrs. Bruce Bailey and Mrs. Jack Diamond visited one afternoon recent- ly with Mrs, Wm. Ditterick, Mr. and Mrs. C. Florris of Spragge formerly from Epsom are the happy parents of a new son John Anthony who arrived safely Sept. 22nd. ed with Mr, and Mrs. A. Christie. Mr. and Mrs, Lowry have recently re- turned from an extended trip to the U.S.A. "Mrs. Thos. Anderson spent a few days in Toronto recently, Mr. Arthur Brawn from Columbus spent the week-end with his son Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Brawn and Trudie. Congratulations to Ross Bailey who Vid SPE liek ak lm ai atas Miss Darlene Christie and Mrs. R. Medd attended the teacher's meeting at Greenbank Thursday. Mrs. Thos. Stewart spent the week- end in Algonquin Park with Mr, and Mrs. Keith Stewart and family and Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Walker. The community Club will hold their first euchre of the season at the school this Friday, Oct. 2nd. Every- WANTED THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1st, 19696 Miss Mavis Lacey of Toronto spent the week-end at her home here, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Prentice and Mr. and Mrs. M. McCannel spent the week-end in Toronto visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Sharpe. Mrs. Gordon Jeffrey spent Friday in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. John Moore and family returned with Mrs. Jeffery and spent the evening. Need COUNTER CHECK BOOKS? See THE PORT PERRY STAR Re & Star x i » Congratulations to our village girls, won a calf in the calf scramble at|one welcome. $ ors inv Miss Elaine Medd and Miss Patsy|pindsay fair Saturday. : ® ATSDOFE ve sinsisvierspuivisssinin 6 N ight Bowling Bailey who won the Senior and: Junior Mr, and 'Mes. W. J, Rogers spent § Frank and Dave Legionaires : 2 Girls Championship at the High Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Taylor visited [Sunday in Bowmanville visiting with | & : ve ssn p Lemons--7 Apples--3 | gchool field day last week. Sunday in Bowmanville. their sons Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rogers ($ RADIATOR REP AIR d SERVICE Goofers . Grapes--17 Oranges--3 and family and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh 4 an Meteors 2 Pi 1 Mr, and Mrs. Henry Dodd and Betty| Mrs. Jean Neeson of Toronto spent | Rogers and family. '1 2 DeLuxe 2 Heaprles--5 Cherries--2 | of Whitby; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Tay- the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. $ PHONE YUkon 5.2089. - 24 HOUR SERVICE Berries--b Grapefruit--1 |)or of Uxbridge, and Mr. and Mrs. | Cracknell at their cottage here. ; The a pod a 208 ss meet- $ : Bananas--4 Peaches--0 1 t visited ng last 1huracay, 1 YAGI- -- GUARANTEE SERVICE -- Blow Kings .... Plums--4 ---- Jay pio "% Glate iy on Mr, and Mrs, Murray Waples from | hers present. Guest speaker was Mrs, 3 0 Til Vek Gol Taylor and Doris. : 'Victoria Harbour had Sunday dinner |Law from Uxbridge. b 4 Located: ait Ples- QV High Single-- Mr. and Mrs. John Lowry, Toronto, | With Mr, and Mrs. M. Bailey and fa- 3 0¢ L 8 : Gord Goode--1748; B, Miller--785; Grace Hunter--254, | formerly of Port Perry, recently call-'mily. 4 FRANK QUIMET, SHELL SERVICE STATION J. Barnes--644; A. Farmer--640; C.|High Triple-- \ S Brn DS aT $ Just North of Raglan on Oshawa Road Williams--637; F. Hastings--633; B.| Beryl Bond--580 t oe 3 - Weeden--681; Al Cawker--621; A.|gpares-- Need COUNTER CHECK BOOKS? |Z, Menzies--614; B. Healey--612; J. Marjorie Burnett--11 See THE PORT PERRY STAR Franssen--607. Over 200-- 04000004 v i A DOUPE'S GENERAL STORE a a AAA JR A A ce a a a nr al Rl SCR Wa [ L J [ J L 4 ) $ i 5 [ 4 >) A ana 268, 247; C. Willlams--256, 234; B.|228; Edna DeShane--226; Beryl Bond 3 4 PRINCE ALBERT, ONT. Weeden--249, 241; A. Farmer--251; 210; Margaret Hayes--209; Mae Alive = Reward $ L-- Gord Mark--289; 'A, Menzies--239, Blakely--209; Marie Smitts -- 207; Off d $ MONARCH FLOUR, 2 8. ininiiiaaae iia 57¢ 232; J. Barnes--226, 243; C. Boyd-- Grace Hastings--203; Audrey Chap- 1 3 A 00 J Senet ua0, 2G Boyd Gans Tis ere $ SALADA TEA BAGS, 60'S ... coroeeoocccccrrererene seertsesiecomnn 75¢ } 5 For apprehension of all young 3 ROSE SWEET MIXED PICKLES .......c.ccooiiviiiriineeniinnenn 31¢ married couples p 4 + m i: ; United Church Corale, 8.30 pm. | $ FRESH GROUND HOSTESS COFFEE .............ccocvevnnenne 63¢ of ® , 3 B 1 N G 0 rosa, perm 6th. 8 For the benefit of evening shoppers the store will be open A : or Reward--ing ® hb ® .Each Eveni ~ M WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7th. on on $ 20h foening exestl Pussy FR ; s 4 : LN Lo Spmshep wanes war ana cnesren{ |§ © OF Free Delivery Phone YU §-2492 $ UXBRIDGE LEGION HALL, Franklin Street b4 bh under the auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary, of the ) 3 ~ Canadian Legion, Branch 170, Uxbridge A EEL. T™ E OLE Allo THE NEW; With ith historic Cabot Tower in the left B® 3 wave tower 6 Canadia 2 JACKPOT $110.00 with 51 numbers Broa tne Corporation trans Canad network gurmounts the a ! i t y 'was at Ca Wk i LEGION SPECIAL GAME Tower in 1501 th that Marco reond rocelved tho fst trans-Atlantic Ye & gress In e fe of communications " iq bt Share the Wealth © fince iv time mo s port rayed by ire Canadian Netonal! 4 ope) hs = g i ; . . t ronic c 8 es 20 games on admigsion of $1.00 Canada. from coast to conat, (ONT Photo). DE P A = =| N S ORE NOTICE TENDERS will be received by the Secretary, for the operation of the Snack Bar at the Port Perry Curling Rink for the 1959-60 season. Duties to commence November 1. through March 31. Tenders to be in the hands of the Secretary by October 10th. For further information contact the Secretary. W. HOWARD HALL, Secretary Phone: YU 65-2272 PORT PERRY COMMUNITY CURLING CLUB. October 8, 1959 Greenbank Girl Wins Bursary Lillian Jean Couves, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Couves, of Greenbank, has been awarded a Pro- vincial Aid Bursary, value $260, for her standing of 67 per cent in eight sub- jects in Grade 18 examinations at Port Perry High School. Lillian had also received numerous academic awards within the school. In 1968 she received the IODE Eng- lish prize; trophies for French and Latin, English and History, Mathe- matics and Science. In 1957 she was awarded the Students' Council Trophy. Also, in 1957, she was editor of the school year book, "Hill- top" as well as being a prominent member of the cadet band for three years, Lakeshore Teachers' College, Toronto. SAM POLLOCK The familiar North-country voice of Sam Pollock wakes many an expatri- ternational press. Les INCREDIBLE NEW VINYL PLASTIC FLOORING GIVES YOU SPILL-PROOF FLOORS! 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