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6) « Manchester area news pgs i No church at Manches- ter, sunday, Sept. 29. We are attending Grace United Church Anniversary Servi- ces on Scugog Island. A large _crowd atten- ded our Anniversary Ser- vice, Sept. 22 and much enjoyed. Mr. Lawrence Evan's message and Larry Evan's solo's accompanied by Miss Beverly Simmons. Sunday School is schedu- led to start October 6. Sincere sympathy to Mrs. Lillian Wilson and family to the Timm's families in the passing away of Mr. Albert Timms last week. A large crowd from Man- Man charged with assault A Scarborough man is in custody and charged with assault causing bodily harm after a disturbance on Scugog Island on Saturday night. } Whitby Ontario Provincial Police said that a Scugog Island woman was taken to Community Memorial Hos- pital after the incident. Charged is Scott Rollo, 25, of Scarborough. chester attended Mr. and Mrs. Allan Jackson's sale at Brooklin Saturday. Best wishes go with the Jackson's to their new home in Oshawa on Simcoe Street. . Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Proc- ter, Toronto, supper guests with his sister Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dobson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lamb and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bickle and family at Bowmanville re- cently. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hirst and Beth, Midland spending the week end with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Art Fielding. Mrs. Pat Kingstone atten- ded the oshawa Presbyterial Executive Meeting at Green- wood last Monday. Mrs. Pat Kingstone and Margaret Wannikoff are starting their 4H girls club Monday evening. Theme "The Club Girl Entertains." Mr. and Mrs. Art Vander- voort entertained friends and relatives to a corn roast last Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mitchel visiting Mrs. June Thompson and family at Canarvon and had supper at M. Fogg's restaurant. Recent callers at the Mitchel's were Mr. and Mrs. J.W. George, Whitby Bowling News LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Single: Helen Heard - 308 Over 210: Helen Heard 308; Joan Middleton 255; France Ven- ning 253, 226; Lynn Bertr- and 252, Diane Prentice 237; Barb Doupe 236, 222; Pat Whyte 230; Jody Smith 228; Beth Oke 228; Joan Wilkin 228; Marie Donnelly 228; Lucy Wilson 223; Lucy Cook 215; Sharon Sykes 211. standings-- Manhattens , ............ 17 Whiskey Sour ............ 17 Golden Spike ............ 15 Martini .................. 14 Gin Fizz ................ 13 Rust Nail ................ 11 Zombie .................. 9 Pinic Ladies ............ 9 Mai Tai .................. 9 Daiquiri .................. 9 Russian Bear ............ 2 Side Car ................ 0 LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Singles 200 and Over: Renee Beare 261, D. Gores- ki 238, J. VanSchagen 234, S. Stapleton ,232, M. Mahaffy 229, A. Mulder 221, N. Robin- son 223, M. Leatherdale 211, M. Gibson 208, L. Charles 208, F. Venning 208, 215, D. Brown 205, J. Anstey 204, B. Oke 202, D. McLean 200. Standings-- Boomerangs.............. 12 Whirlwinds .............. 10 Alleyeats ..........coc00s0 10 SPuirts -::.oomminrvasa.s 10 Wishingwells ............ 9 Rajders ....convenvvciiess 8 Steamers ................ 7 Fireflies ................ 7 Coasters ................ 5 Allstars .................. 4 Tigers ............c....... 3 Bombrs .................. 0 9:00 to 12:00 FRIDAY, SEPT. 27th FRIDAY, OCT. 4th - SUNDAY, OCT. 13th - MAIDEN KANADA Admission *1.50 each Peter's Platters and Mr. and Mrs. Hitchens, Oshawa. Mrs. Jim Torrens visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and Wesley Monday. Fire Dept. answers two calls Port Perry Fire depart- ment were called on Friday to put out a minor chimney fire at a John Street House. Fire Chief Jack Cook said damage was minor in the house which is located across from Beare motors. The house is owned by Beare motors. The department also re- sponded to a car fire on the 11th Concession of Reach last week. Mr. Cook said an abandoned car was on fire and damage was estimated at $400. B.D. PORT PERRY STAR - AN KIRA, EE) Wednesday, Sept. 25, 1974 -- 9 pital Auxiliary commence fall season with meeting Monday, Sept. 16th the members of the Hospital Auxiliary started the fall season. There were 26 ladies in attendance. The President greeted all and had the meeting opened by a reading of the Auxiliary Prayer by Norma Crowell. "A very good treasurer's report was given by Bonnie . Gerrow. All seems healthy in that department. Marion Webster reported that since the last meeting in June, 18 girls and 14 boys have been born at the hospi- tal. Approximately 104 babies have been born in the hospital since the first of the year. The Tuck Shop reports a good summer of sales, and is looking forward to an even better Fall and Winter season. Mary Cannon repor- ted that the new E.C.G. machine, and the new refrig- erator for the Lab have arrived and are now in use. It was with regret that the resignation of Mrs. Jeanne Elliot was accepted as buyer for the Tuck Shop. Those shoes of Jeannes are going to be very hard to fill. The annual meeting will be . held in the Municipal Offices on November 18th at 2 p.m. The geneal public is most cordially invited. A special mention .to the ladies of the Candace Unit of the U.C.W. at Blackstock for their very generous donation of a complete layette for some needy baby born at our hospital. This was gathered and instigated under the helpful eye of Mrs. (Toots) Neil Malcolm. Our apologies to all, that the layette was not properly displayed, but unfortunately it was a very busy agenda, and time just did not permit it. But on behalf of the Auxiliary our sincere thanks to all who participated in the gathering of those articles. The meeting was closed with all saying the Mizpah Benediction. A delicious luncheon was provided by Jeanne Goode and Irene Lerch. The next monthly meeting will be held at the Hospital on October 21st at 2:00 p.m. Hope to see you there. Joanne Huston NEED MUSIC? 985-3089 (after 6 p.m.) Peter's Platters We've got the new car and truck news for 1975. Come on in and see the new sport size Chrysler Cordoba. It's a whole .new kind of Chrysler. There's also Fury Sport, a new mid-size car from Plymouth. A new Dodge Charger, called Charger Special Edition. See our full-line of 1975 Dodges, Plymouth, Chrysler and Imperial cars. J Plymouth CHRYSLER Dodge Trucks SALES/SERVICE Port Perry Chrysler 7A & 12 Highway -- 985-7329 MANCHESTER, ONTARIO CHRYSLER Uodge Trucks SALES/SERVICE RY TON de & ey eat, . 3 0? ve oe SL Eon A be we ' A I } I AH je '$ 5 4 Ly A ¥ a 2 Pa oe . ; in - A ed CP ATI FRI: NET ir 7, VIL 2 ma r-- Ferme rea Nadas J oe, 5 5 BETTER LF or De i nc ri th od ho - IA z or 2 I A, 2 > a Rw RT ACh ty 4 ne - SRN 2 5 gS Kao on > DT tras