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y Ball Park Floodlight Campaign Reaches $2,263.65 first week Thursday Night Bowling League Team Standings-- Blow Kings 2... 29 Carnegie ......ccovvvvevvvinin, 27 Black Jacks worn. 26 BUS Ref. corinne. 24 Head Pins .ooooeevveeinnn, 23 Legionaires ...........c.......,. 20 Meteors ....ooovvvevivverviiiirninn 19 DOIIXE .....ocprinircrivissrsniiins 18 Whiz Bangs .........ceeeen.. 18 Archers Sars cece Goofers ..,...oouvveivvnrernnnnnn, 16 Triples Over 600-- B.: Miller--1721; M. Rints--6563; G. Goode--651; C. Watts--637; T. Eden --682; J. Waldinsperger -- 628; B. Graham Jr. -- 628; B. Graham Sr.-- 623; C. Boyd--616; G. Menzies--611; J. Cook--6017. Lemons-- Garry McHugh--96 High's for First Section-- High Single Scratch-- J. Dowson--1776 . High Single W/HDCP.-- B. Lowcock--1779 High Triple Serateh-- G. Goode--3804 High Triple W/HDCP,-- C. Butson--333 ---- -- ---- > terre mc eee 5 f : : y OE Ak y . yal ' 4 Monday Night | Bowling League Nov. 6th Team Standing-- Golds 3--36 Blues 3--19 Reds 4--33 Yellows 2--17 Greys 5--26 Browns 5--16 Blacks 5---26 Pinks 4--16 Purples 5--24 Orange 2--14 Whites 2--19 Green 2-- 6 High Triple L. Raines--76b6 High Single-- T. Hall--838 Over 600 Triple-- . L.. Raines--1765; T. Hall--706. Over 200 Singles-- T. Hall--338, 240; L. Raines--279, 208, 278; G. Hastings--266; E. Pogue --237, 264; M. Sweetman--243, 202; V. Fawns--232; F. Mahaffy--226; O. Harrison--224; S. Lee--223; J. Vern- on--=220; M. J. Till--218, 205; D. Heal- ey--216; J. Cooke--211; A. Chapman ---210; A. Thomas--208; R. Underhay 208; J. Leroux -- 208; F. Davey-- 207; M. Lawrence--207; A. Cook--206 E. DeShane--205; V. Cawker--202, In Memoriam FINES: In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather, Charles Ed- ward Fines, who passed away Nov. 12th, 1969 Time takes away the edge of grief, But memory turns back every leaf. Ever remembered by Helen, George and family. Wednesday Night Bowling League November 1st Team Standing-- Teams Pts. T. T. Pts. | Bombers .....ocoevevvieinn, 7 46 Hurricanes ... a 40 North Stars ..... .. 0 33 Jets nin 1 88 Flyers .. -- 32 Helicopter wr 0 20 | Mustangs ...... we 21 Lancasters .... Wb 24 Mosquitoes ... "2 21 Sunderlands ................. 0 20 Kittyhawks .....cccovvinne. 0. 19 Spitfires ................ A 2 13 Over 210 Singles-- E. Bailey--290; D. Venning--248; N. Jakeman--248; I, Lewis--241; D. VanCamp--236; M. MacGregor--232; J. Hull--231, 211; B. Collins--230; N. Howsam--229; A. Williams--229, 226; J. McLaughlin--229; M. Jeffrey--224; R. Short -- 221; M. Healey -- 220; H. Heard--214; M. Jackson---212; . D. Menzies--210. Over 600 Triples-- E. Bailey--661; J. Hull--631. High Triple--E. Bailey---661 High Single--E. Bailey--290. Notice PUBLIC LIBRARY: Port Perry Memorial Library will he closed on Remembrance Day, Sat., November 11th, | COUNT ON US FOR BEST FOOD There's a good reason for doing your shopping here this week. Your dollar goes further, you4zet Quality merchan- ~ dise plus friendly courteous service that means so much. PRINCE ALBERT, ONTARIO 14 oz. Tins 2.371 11h Tin 53c 8¢ OFF 1b Tin Es GREEN GIANT WHOLE KERNEL Niblets Cor PARAMOUNT FANCY Sockeye p " "FREE DRKW : WITH EVERY ORDER OF 35.00 or more $5.00 worth OF MERCHANDISE . FREE DELIVERY _ 'DON'T CARRY HEAVY "CHOICE MEATS LEAN MEATY (Bone Removed) BLADE ROAST . ... SHORT RIB oT ROAST ............. . FRESH SLICED : PORK LIVER. ...... ... "2 BURNS SHAMROCK No. 1 Grade Rindless 1h Pkg. SIDE BACON ..... .. i 4 FOOD PARCELS = | 4k DALUN ...... .. ..... Phone: 985-2492 MAPLE LEAF "Ib Pkg. Plenty of Parking Space WIENERS » Ln 43 Bin, CATELLY'S BURNS LEAN SLICED | 6 oz. Pig. Ready Cut | COOKED HAM. == 49 | Long 16 oz. LEAN BONELESS ~~ . ' Spat. Dus STEWING BEEF ... "55 REG. PRICE ON ALL © GOOD STEAKS 9 Prices Effective This Week-End, Wed. - Sat. Nov. 8, 9, 10, 11 a ti Arena Schedule . 4 Mursday, Nov. 9th-- Publie School--3;00 - 6:00 Pee Wee's--b:156 - 6:16 G. M. Sales Dept.-- 6:30 - 8:00 Alex Morton--8:00 - 9:00 G. M. Engineering--9:00 - Friday, Nov. 10th-- Skating Club--4:00 - 6:30 Atoms --6:30 - 7:30 Public Skating--=8:00 - 10:00 nSaturday, Nov. 11th-- House League--8 - 12.30 10:00 Ajux Hockey Ass'n--1 - 17 Public Skating--8 - 10 Sunday, Nov. 12th. North Plant Hockey - 1:30 - ¢ Town and Country Club 6 - 10:30 Monday, Nov. 13th, Public School Skating 3 - 5 Pee Wee's--6 - 7 Bantams--7 - 8 Midgets--8 - 9 Tuesday, Nov. 14th.-- Skating Club--4 - 8 Intermediates--8 - 10 Wednesday, Nov. 15th-- l.en Seribner--6 - 7 Pee Wee's--T - 8:30 Juvenile--8:30 - 10.00 ---- In Memoriam COLBEAR---In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, Helen Florence, who passed away Nov. Oth, 1960, We lost on Mom with a heart of gold, Who was more to us than wealth untold. Without farewell she fell asleep With only memories for us to keep. Sadly missed by Children and Grandchildren. In Memoriam COLBEAR -- In loving memory of my dear wife Helen I. Colbear, who passed away Nov, 9th, 1960. One year has passed since that sad day, When one we loved was called away. God took her home, it was his will, Within our hearts she liveth still. Always remembered by «+ her&husband Leonard. In Memoriam FINES -- In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather, Charles Edward Fines, who passed away Nov. 12th, 1959. Till memory fades and life departs You live forever in our hearts. Ever remenibered by Russell and Boys. A - E-- Ontario County FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE Mr, Julian Smith, United Co-opera- tives of Ontario, will be the guest speaker at the Annual Meeting of Ontario County Federation of Agri- culture to be held at Greenbank -Unit- ed Church, Tuesday, December 5, at 7.00 p.m. Another interesting feature on the programme will be the entertainment to be supplied by, the Baker Hill In- | strumental Group. 3 Reports of various officers and af- filiated groups will be heard as well as the election of directors for 1962. This promises to be a very inter- esting evening and it is hoped that all Farmers interested in the work of their County Federation of Agricul- ture will contact their local director or the secretary Mrs. Leslie Meyers, Goodwood, for tickets. Exercise Tocsin B 61 On Monday, 13 November the Em- ergency Measures Sirens will sound in Ajax, Pickering and Whitby. 'This will be 'a practice alert over the whole of Canada, It will be foll- owed by an hour and a half program on radio to explain to the public the type of information bulletins that would follow an actual alert. There are many aims to the exercise but of importance to those locally is that it will enablé one to work out the family survival plan, s School principals in the municipal- ity have been advised of a school plan, but should the sirens sound during school hours on this exercise some may conduct a form of revised fire drill but will send the children no further than the school grounds and shortly return them to their classes, Municipal governments in the Coun- ty will take part in the exercise which is expected to last twenty-four hours. C.K.L.B. will cary local situation reports on broadcast from the County Control EMO 'Headquarters at the Airport, Oshawa following the Nation- al broadcast from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. on Monda¥=evening and during Tues- day. Listeners will be able to hear how the attack pattern affects their part of the county. It should help them to realize the effectiveness of the plan- they have no plan it should point out' the need of one. This exercise should not disrupt unduly the school routine and factor- ies are not expected to close down. The exercise should point out many blank spaces in community planning of which your EMO is aware and for which some plans have been produced. The effect of these plans will be assessed and improved upon, which is one of the aims of the exercise. One siren in Oshawa east may not be completely installed in time for the exercise but the other nine in the south of the County should be heard for the first time, although time will not permit a contractors thorough check before the exercise. The northern and remote parts of the County will receive a phoned mes- sage to their fire halls and it is their municipal council's EMO responsibil- ity to carry the warning to the public. In any event much can be gained by listening to the radio at 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 on Monday evening, -- Agricultural "Calendar Fri., Nov. 10 to Sat, Nov. 18-- Toronto--Royal Agricultural Win- ter Fair. A large number of farmers from Ontario County are exhibiting. Monday, Nov. 13, 8:00 p.m.-- Uxbridge--Department of Agricul- : er ; Es AEE gs voit 4 vr ER AT Fab Eh shnhadsasmsetind sashasend ably and feel quite sure that be objective of $5,000 will be reached. hope you will be as generous as possible already given we can only say thank you so very much. ned preparations for their family. If | of the Yacht Club) has already been done and the outfield has already bee Naturally much more work has to be done vet. of course not be installed until the Spring. SS rere ture Office. 500 Bushel Potato Club visit to Riverdale Kiwanis. Prize List Committee Meeting. Tuesday, Nov. 14, 12:15 p.m. Uxbridge Serf pS Faun LAE I a iia Fs aw} £54 Fo, Iw ~ of Ae SES A 8" + ¥ ho ¥ s xd akadid ___ THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURS., NOVEMBER 9th, 1961--§ 6 52 yr The Ball Park Floodlight, house to house C way last week with a bang. -- _-- anvass got under At a meeting of the Citizens Com- oN 3 mittee and Canvassers last evening it was learned that a total fhe of $2,263.65 had been received to date, with some canvassers gi still to report and others having completed only part -of their hr sections. : fii yy All were agreed that the canvass is progressing very favor- fore spring rolls around their For those who have not vet been approached, the committee , and to those who have Please watch next week's issue, when a list of the Donors will start to appear. Some work on the grounds at the Waterfront (just South -- A great deal of fill up to a satisfactory level n. seeded, to assure All in all the park has been put in to bring the surface a good play: is taking shape. 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