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Good ice, good Curling and.good | 'were: Open Bonspiel Well Attended On Tues.,, Feb. 4th Port Perry Ladies Club played host- ess to an open Bonspiel. Rinks were in attendance from many Clubs and all report a good day. sportsmanship made the day an enjoyable one, The results 9.00 a.m. draw-- M. Snooks, Pt. Perry--47 pts. A. Dawson, Pt. Perry--34 pts. Mrs.. Rodman, Lind.--33 pts. M. Nicholson, Whit. --28 pts. 11.00 a.m. draw-- Mrs. Cunnigham, Orillia 46 pts. M. Honey, Pt. Perry--35 pts. R. Mitchell, P. Perry--33 pts. Mrs. Kemp, Osh.--22 pts. Thurs.,, Feb. 6, 1964, Jitney-- On Thurs,, Feb, '6th the club had a jitney. The ladies curled 2 six end games and later en- joyed refreshments. The prize winners were: 1st--D. Nottingham, H. Hadden, D. Marlow, C. Martyn(skip) 2nd--R. Willoughby, I. Lee, N. Malcolm, M. Panabaker (skip). See you at the rink girls and good luck in Schedule No. 2 SECOND SCHEDULE Tuwer., Feb. 11th-- | FRA ei EAA ATR Fre N a ~ RFA fs eg! fra 3 te ET Qu Saas N. Kenny 7, A. Dawson 7 R. Mitchell 18, F. Schell 1 M. Snooks 7, D. Beare 4 G. Hunter 9, I. Mitchell 5 Wed., Feb. 12th-- M, McCoy 12, M. Honey 3 A. Cox 9, M .Hayes 6 I. Carter 7, H. Carnwith 4 J. Gray 13, M. Panabaker 1 Thurs., Feb. 18th-- A. Dawson 7, E. Doyle 4 H. McMaster 16, B. Beare b V. Buller 8, R. Bruton 3 . C. Martyn 9, H. Thomson b C.W.L. News The C. W. L. held a lovely valentine euchre in the Catho- lic Parish Hall, Saturday, Feb. 15th. There were sixteen tables, The next euchre on March 14th. High lady--Mrs. Parrott 80. 2nd lady--Olive Harrison 80. Low lady---Mrs. McBride 43. High Man--Stan Manns 73 2nd Man--Richard Manns 68 | Low Man--Horace Webster, 46. Hamper of Groceries-- Mr. Geo. Smith Lucky Cup--Mrs, Tyrkalo. Birthday on February 14th-- Mrs. Fred Middleton. Special Draw--Mus. McBride. Trick of Epsom visited Mr. and and Carl of Oshawa visited Mrs. ' Harris on Sunday. Cedar Creek News By G. Kilpatrick Congratulations to Rickie Larocque on obtaining the high- est marks in his class at Ux- bridge High School. Mrs. Frank Harris visited Mr. and Mrs, Norman Banks at Pickering last Wednesday after- noon, George Kilpatrick visited his cousin, Mrs, Robert Henstock, in Oshawa last Thursday after- noon. Her mother, Mrs. Janet Porter, of Toronto, was visit- ing there the same afternoon. Victor Larocque is back at work after being home for five months on sick leave. Mrs. Roy Poloz and daughter of Brampton and Mrs. Albert Mrs. Bruce Cummings on Sat- urday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Atwood MacRae George Parm of Oshawa visited his brother Sam, on Monday. FOOD MARKETS Prices Effective This Week-End WED., SAT. FEB. 19, 20, 21, 22 Prince Albert FREE DELIVERY Phone 985-2492 SALAD DRESSING KELLOG'S CAMPBELLS VEGETABLE V 8 Juice STEAK SALE! 48 oz. Tin 16 oz. Jar Miracle Whip 91; oz. Pkg. Rice Krispies 39 35 31 Sirloin, Wing 'T-Bone, Round STEAKS Ib. ROAST Ih. Cello Pkg. Vacuum Packed Macaroni & Cheece Chicken Roll, Dutch - Loaf, Pickle - Pimento ROUND STEAK or Maple Leaf WIENERS ........ £5 MAPLE LEAF COOKED MEATS 2 - 49. WAX 75 BEAUTIFY Your HOME With JOHNSON'S BEAUTIFLOR LIQUID Pints coer... Bic. x 'Johnson's PLEDGE Furniture Polish . 7Tc. 61; oz. Mr. . Winner of last week's draw C. Chambers 6 oz. Pkgs. FREE DRAW on $5.00 worth of Groceries with a $5.00 order or over. AR! 'At Lake Scugog PORT PERRY STAR, THURS., FEB, 20th, 1964--5 Destroy Signs, Life Preservers By 0. 0. HAMILTON A good turn out of the Club members at the last meeting of Feb. 10th which was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Huston, after which refresh. ments was served. " The next regular business | meeting will again be held at. the home of the Huston's Sim- | coe St. S. Prince Albert on! Monday, March 9th at 8.00 p.m. All members are requested to | attend. At the last meeting it was | brought to the attention of the members that some person or | persons destroying the signs at | the Lake warning of the dan- gerous ice conditions at the early forming of the ice, these signs are designed for the safe- ty of the public. It was also brought up that a person or persons have opened a box at the lake and thrown out the life preserver, these preservers are put there for protection of the public during' the summer, the destroying of these now in the ice and snow is or can be a very serious of- fence. The shooting committee re- ported there are a good num- ber of members taking up the shooting both for the trophies and the Dominion competition awards, there are 20 Sr. mem- bers shooting for the Sr. tro- phy, and 8 Jr. members shoot- ing for Jr. trophy, and that there are some very difficult targets, this shooting has got to be very keen. Hunter Safety Training Classes are now open for "persons who wish to take up this training so that they might get their hunting license for | the summer hunting, these cour- ses are for persons of 14 years of age ,as well as for persons of older ages, also for the la- dies who wish to do some hunt- ing. This course must be taken before a hunting license can be purchased. You are taught the proper method of handling fire arms, and to know legal game. Arrangements can be made by contacting O, O. Hamilton, by phoning 985-2414 or calling at 114 Perry St. South. A boy or girl must be 15 years of age before they can purchase their hunting license. S3383882828828288888888880828288880828080088 Resin CENTRAL ONTARIO JUNIOR "D" HOCKEY PLAY - 122982822028328202834¢43908920999089081 $058 *"e OFFS 0806600000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000004 222222222222 2222222 STOUF FVILLE PORT PERRY Friday, February 21st At 8.30 p.m. AND Monday, February 24h At 8.30 p.m. PORT PERRY ARENA 3 23033023 22102000000000 2222220220000 00000 To22222222 E2232 0323282823232 8888888888888282802828888880es 2 eet 222222222222 02000000 00009 £ PUBLIC NOTICE ! OD MARKETS MATTERS. ONTARIO RIDING (FEDERAL) LIBERAL ASSOCIATION Annual General Meeting Thursday, March 5th 8.00 p.m. KATHLEEN ROWE PUBLIC SCHOOL Athol Street, Whithy AGENDA ELECTION OF NEW EXECUTIVE CHANGE OF CONSTITUTION RESOLUTIONS ON POLICY AND GENERAL