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Flat Pkg. 59° 10 oz. Tins if ' ' ' AYLMER BLUE = 20 ¢OFF NEI 83 24 oz. Jar SHIRRIFFS GOOD MORNING 49 2 for 27" "MONARCH WHITE or CHOC. 6 oz. Jar nan CHEERY MORN INSTANT 26 x 12" Roll COFFEE... FOIL WRAP... "ap BALLET WHITE ~-- de. OFF TOILET TISSUE ..... HEINZ COOKED LI EE EY 15 oz. Tins DON'T CARRY HEAVY FOOD PARCELS FREE DELIVERY . Phone: YUkon 56-2492 PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE Af STORE HOURS =z: Tuesday, 8.30 to 1 p.m, CARLOAD FOOD MARKET, Prince Albert, Ont. TOMATO SOUP ........2-2I' Gt. Pkg, 4 rolls 41 SPAGHETTI ..........2-% \ 'Blakely--263, 236; T. Hall--247; E. Monday Night Bowling League Group Yow "Sweden England Japan Germany Group 3-- Ireland India Scotland ........ceccinrinene 2298 Pranee i uaanannnnngn 2188 Over 600-- Mae Blakely--650; Marg. Sweet- man--~634; Doris Healey-- 604. Over 200-- Marg: Sweetman 276, -203; Mae Shaw--244; C. Whitter--239; F. Ma- haffy---238; Myrtle Blakely--283; B. Bond--232; V. Fawns--230; E, De- Shane -- 226; D. Healey -- 220; M, Smitts--219; D. Williams--212; M. J. Howsam -- 210; D. Koch -- 210; Ivy Fines--208; Ev. Stephens--207; Marg. Burnett--206; Grace Hunter--206; E. Diskinson--208; L. Parrish--205. Wednesday Night Bowling fo e PLAY- ng Seagu For Trophy-- ; Helicopters ............. Seoitsdathares 1 Kittyhawks .... Flyers Spitfires ............ Sunderlands ... Geseeasisasentanieiens 1 5 0 0 Mosquitoes ........cninininn For Consolation Prize-- Lancasters ............ sivnin 1 Hurricanes .... sosssssnns 1 Bombers .............. WINER, | Jets | North Stars ae iid NE A, nosis 0 Men's Thursday Night Bowling Jug PLAY-OFFS FIRST SECTION GOOfers .....cconveeenrerninrenns 3099 Stars ....... . 3066 Archers 3012 DeLuxe ... . 2010 Black Jacks .. we 2091 Head Pins .......voveeen.. 2887 ---- SECOND SECTION Juniors ......... isreesisie 8129 Carnegies ... oe 3001 Legion ....... 7. 2090 Whiz Bangs ......... wee 2047 Meteors ....c.miviviirerions 2048 Blow Kings ... we 2680 Minor Hockey ATOM LEAGUE Ron Sweetman,'s 8rd place Atom League team, downed the 1st place 'team of Fred Phinney to win the first round of the play-offs on a total 2- game score of 6 - 2. This team of. Bweetman's is the team to beat for the "Championship which start this Saturday night at 7 o'clock against Howard Hall's Detroit team. In the other play-off Harry Shorts team lost to Howard Hall's team on a round score of 8 - 2, The first game ended ina 2 - 2 tie and the 2nd game went the full 40 minutes with the teams still tied. In overtime Dean Meare scored the winning goal with D, Gray playing goal for Detroit and coming up with some fine saves. PEE WEES Rod. Foster's Pee-Wees downed C. to win the series with 6 - 1. In the other series Bud Heard's team defeat- ed, Harvey Hall's team 6 - 8 on tne round. a mad . BANTAM I. Luke's bantams defeated Jack Owen's team to advance to the first game against G, Warriner's team, Bruce Young's team lost a real close series 7 - 6 to G. Warriner's team in the other play-off series. The first game of the 2-game total goals, in all the leagues will be play- ed this Saturday night starting with the Atoms at 7.00. The second games in the series will be April 8th. All games will be completed before 9 p.m, fo get out and support these tuture N.:: H, L' ers. (These games will probably be better than the N. H, L. games if those teams continue to play Four" Football Club, at The Armouries "houring centres, as well as create in- '1) at the Armouries, Oshawa at 11- Howsam. team in the 2nd game 8 - od ay April 7, THE PORT PERRY STAR, . aL, pant -- THURSDAY, MARCH 80th, 1901 PORT PERRY ARENA Foothall School At Oshawa Junior football enthusiasts of Port Perry will no doubt be keenly inter- ested in the "football schoo)" being held by Toronto Argonauts "Big in Oshawa, this Saturday morning, April 1st, at 11:00 o'clock, The "school" has been arranged by officers of The Oshawa "Imps" Jr. Football Club, in co-operation with. Toronto Argos. Such well-known Can- adian professional football stars as Davie Mann, "Nobby" Wirkoski, Norm Stoneburgh, Steve Radzik and Frank Black are' among the players sched- dled to act as "teachers" at the school on Saturday morning, when the basic fundamentals of football will be re- viewed - but in addition, the exper: fenced veterans will also pass along a wealth of other information and "tips" of tremendous value to the young football player. The Oshawa "Imps", who have com- peted in the Junior Football Confer- ence of the past twa seasons, will of course expect a full turnout of all players still eligible for Junior foot- ball (21, or under, Dec. 31, 1961). Last year the "Imps" made a credit- able showing in this very strong lea gue, with a team of young players, most of whom will be back with tne club this season. In an effort to enlist player strength and talent from the neigh- 'terest in football in general, besiaes offering the opportunity to all per- sons interested the Oshawa "Imps" Football Club is extending an open in- vitation to football players of High School teams, ,or recent graduates) in Port Perry, Bowmanville, Whitby and Ajax to attend the Argos football school this Saturday morning, (Apr. o'clock. There is no fee and no equip- ment of any kind needed. Port Perry' H. 8. football players are all invited: to participate, "Teddy" Morris, former Argo great, will intro duce the Argo players and Oshawa coach "Bill" Zock, another former Canadian-football star, will welcome the students to the school. Ontario County 8 Junior Farmers EXECUTIVE MEET The Executive and Directors of the Ontario County Junior Farmers' As- sociation met at the home of Alvin bridge, on Thursday evening, March 28rd. The "At Home" Dance committee reported that final arrangements had been made for the dance which will be held in the Port Perry Public School, on Friday, April 7th, at 9:00 p.m. The music .will be provided by Harry Hawkin's Orchestra, Lindsay. The theme for the dance is "An En- chanted Evening". An new feature will be the crowning of an Ontario County Junior Farmer "Queen"." A turkey buffet lunch will also be ser ved. Tickets are available from ali members of the county executive. On Saturday, May 20th, the Ontario County Junior Farmers' Association will hold their annual spring play } party in the Township Hall, Brooklin. The annual Ontario County Junio: Farmer Livestock Judging Competi- tion will be held in the Brooklin aves, on Saturday, May 27th at 10.00 a.m. The annual Ontarlo County Field Day will be held in the Brooklin area on Saturday, June 24th. The pro- gramme will include track and field events, softball tournaments, rifle shoot and a square dance competition. Frank Barkey, President, thanked the various committees for thefr very fine reports. The next executive and directors meeting will be held in early June to finalize the plans for the field day and to discus the summer and fall programmes. Honeydale W.L The April meeting will be held in St. John's Presbyterian Church, on Thursday, April 6th, at 2 pm. The District President Mrs. W. A. Brown, Locust Hill, will be present to install the officers for 1961 - 1962. All conveners are requested to have thei Annual reports ready. Tea will be served after the meeting, rather than the usual pot-luck luncheon. Visitors are always welcome, Ladies please note that there will be no work done in" the cancer dressing | BoA gRsNe2 -| room unti] further notice. Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Art Vandervoort and Mrs. F. Crosier visited Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Taylor at Stouffville on Satur- day evening. Mr. A. E. Roach is In Chicago this week. "The Women's Association will meet in the clurch on Thursday, April 6th at 2 p.m. Remember the service in Prospect Church on Good Friday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Dyke, Toronto, visit- ed their son Mr. Keith Dyke and fa- mily on the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Crosier, Stouff- ville, visited Mrs. F. Crosler on Sat- urday, Mr, Frank Johnston is a patient in Port Perry Hospital. We hope for his speedy recovery. ceipt of posters cannot be acknow- ledged but names of winners will be published. It is requested that teach- ers of classes taking part submit only three posters per class, Prizes: Winners will be announced 6n May Poster Competition FOREST FIRE PREVENTION | POSTER COMPETITION GRADES VII and VIH ONLY { Theme: . The poster should be designed to | encourage good outdoor manners and to emphasize the need to prevent forest fires. An original figure or symbol could be effective. Competition Rules: un) Size -- not less than 9" x 12" nor more than 22" x 28". b) Color -- not more than three colors may be used. ¢) Originality--must not be a copy of a professional poster. d) ldentification--name, age, grade school, mailing address must appear in lower right corner on back of poster. e) Closing Date -- all entries must be received by April 8th, 1961. f) Entries--all entries become the property of the Association and the decisions of Judges shall be final. Re- ' 20th and prizes awarded during Forest Conservation Week, May 20-27, 1961. : First Prize book. } Second Prize =$16 and a conserva tion book, Third Prize--8$10 and a conservation book. (plus 6 Honorable Mentions) First National Forest Fire Prevention Poster Contest--Grand Prize: All expense trip to Ottawa during $26 and a conservation | Forest Conservation Week, together with an engraved trophy to be pre- sented at a ceremony in the National Capital." 7 This contest is limited to the win- ning entry from each Province. It is sponsored by the Canadian Forestry Association--a Federation of 8 Pro- vincinl Forestry Associations. The Ontario winning poster will he sub- mitted by the Ontario Forestry Association. } All Ontario entries must he sub- mitted to: Ontario Forestry Association, 229 College Street Toronto 2B BY OATS RA RA 27 Re FEAT RR IAI FAS oy ; ~~ McEachern Hat Shoppe. 4 Coro Jewellery, Blue Mount ¢ QUEE N ST. 12 Mar. 30 New Spring Styles from $2.98 up 1A N " Fi ain and Glenwood Pottery PORT PERRY ¢ BARA SENG AU FCS ARE Hs 3 83 7 FRA ARs fa ~ ok 5a2aterts Give Smiles'n Ch & NOVELTIES Phone YUkon 5-2172 Easter Specials. ) "FRUIT SALAD LAYER CAKE" (Decorated) "HOT CROSS BUNS" GERROW'S BAKERY SILIBILISILTIIRAITLIIRLILLILLLLLLERITILLLILLNNILIILLLLI8283332820823283830083338381 Rill iiiiiiiid tages iiii tt i ali A uckle Chocolates THIS EASTER G. M. 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