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2 ¥ turistically designed 1085 Chevrole oi nd Surietically time, a high-output 1% z horsepower V8 as well as a more ful six eylindet ol yw 4 was ann oss Cana increased em fi driving qua ties stem- 1 ming from Tongineered frame and suspension the low price field. Rood treatment, . Greatly the wg eet" look are enhanced by the first 'dream car" styling in (above) illustrates the broad, low grille and the new sweep-sight windshield, and imparted by the longer, Igver lines of the new m --_-- The Bel Air Sports Coupe greatl increased vision to all 14 body s oder alc POPPY DAY NOVEMBER bth 5 ny FOR YOUR FEED when you * GELL YOUR HOGS! MASTER FEEDS i '/RORT. PERRY 4. . PHONE Schedule of Open Bowling King Pin Lanes MONDAY--7 p.m.--3 alleys 9 p.m.--1 Alley TUESDAY--AII Alleys open 7-11 p.m. FRIDAY--7.30--Family Doubles 9.30--All alleys open SATURDAY--7:11 p.m.. All alleys / open. \ For information epll 423 King Pin Lanes es Stata, Prop, | Scugog Road Port Perry OUTSTANDING GUARANTEES - > ~ ~------ GIANT PUBLIC = uction Sal "FOR FALL PIED gu. OUTSTANDING Oshawa Truckmen Change Name Last week the Oshawa Truckmen played their last game under that ban- ner! This week, they assume, tem- porarily, the banner of Whitby Senior "B""s and' before the week-end will take on a Whitby team to become Whitby's only senior hockey 'team to emerge so far, All home games, be- ginning next Saturday night, when the Whitby Senior "B"§ meet the: Corn: wall Colts, will be played in Whitby's new Community Arena. F. J. McIntyre, chairman of the Whitby Arena Board, recently stated that his board were very pleased to welcome this club to the Whitby Are- na. "It has been our intention." he sald, "to provide the sportminded re- sidents of Whitby with top-flight hockey entertainment. The new club, as far as possible, will be using all available genior calibre players on the team", Wren Blair, coach and manager of the Oshawa Truckmen, will continue as coach and manager of Whitby team, he sald, will come into being on Mon- day and before the week's end will take on a distinctive Whitby name. Seven residents of Whitby will be on the team, which plays in the strong Eastern Ontario Senior Hockey Lea- gue, one of the strongest leagues be- tween Toronto and Montreal, Included in the league will be, besides Whitby's entry, teams from Peterboro, Belle- ville, Kingston, Brockville, Cornwall and Clinton, N.Y. Whitby residents on the Wah sald Mr. Blair, will be Phil Burkhart, Wal- ly S8amansk, Doc" Dafoe, Doug Wil. llams and Ron Lintner, Future Whit- by. residents who will also be on the team will be Mike Cirka, goalkeeper, defenseman Bob Appleby and Bus Gagnon, formerly of the Cleveland Barons. In addition to these locals will be Bobby Attersly, formerly of the Guelph: Biltmores and the Oshawa Generals; defensemen Harry Sinden and Don McBeth; forwards Freddie Etcher and Jack Thaler, of last year's championship Oshawa Truckmen; year's Port Perry Junior "Bs; left winger Duke Doran, speedy winger with last year's Belleville Memo's. "This," sald the coach, "should give Whitby a strong lineup in this league", In addition to_providing entertain- ment, he 'adds, the new Senior team here will do its utmost to boost minor hockey in Whitby. The proceeds of last week's game in Kingston when the Truckmen play their last game, will 'be given over to minor hockey and some of those proceeds will: be used in Whitby. PUBLIC SKATING Port Forty Arena FRIDAY NIGHT OE CLEARANCE ars, TI rucks| and Tractors | IN THE EVENT OF RAIN AUCTION WILL BE HELD UNDER COVER SUARANTEES ONE: MS T ee 16216 GIVEN AWAY - CAR Asa Door Prize . SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30th "AUCTIONEER ---- KEITH ARMSTRONG 200 PM. SHARP COME ONE ~= COME ALL British. Ontario Motors outh Dealer RD betdas. H Miles Na of Udora LEASEDALE, ONT. pave you EVER SEEN AN AUTO AUCTION?" FRE ~~ REFRESHMENTS - TERMS Phone: Uxbridge 162r16 i010 O'CLOCK and MONDAY NIGHT November Ist 8 TO 10 O'CLOCK Ladies' Mon. Nite Bowling Club Joan Mark gem Merle 8t. John (Roses)--19 Loraine Raines (Tulips)--16 Edith Brunton (Daisies)--14 Elma Vernon (Orchids)--12 Helen Heard (Carnations)--11 Alma Cox (Snaps)--11 Marjorie Harrison (Violets) --8. ; Over 200-- Merle St. John (Rose)--286-242 'Kacey Harper (Rose)--286 Margaret Burnett (Snaps)--281 Elma Vernon (Orchids)--220 Mame Lawrence (Tulip)--210 Merle McKee ( Carnation)--201 | High Triple= Merle St. John--680 A prize will be given next week to Edith Brunton (Daisy) and Marion most number of spares--both obtain. ing 8. Ladies' Wednesday Night Bowling 822 points | eh points Flyers--18 points Jots--16 points : Mogquitos--16 points . Helicopters--156 points North Stars--16 points i Rebecca Bewtonegl4 Hght winger Tommy O'Connor, of last | - Lawrence (Tulip) for obtaining the / Bombers--14 points 7 - Mustangs--12 points ! Sunderlands--8 points Kitty Hawks--6 points \ Lancasters--b6 points Over 200 games-- b Shirley! Eden~241 § - - Nellie Oyler--242 | EV Miriam Price--238 Helen Bathie--226 Lucille Mark--220 Marie Brintnell--217 « 4-H Club Compelition at Guelp h 240 a competed for Provincial honours in 4-H Club Work at the In- ter-Club Competition held at the O.- A.C., Guelph, on Friday, October 22. This Is the largest' competition that has ever been held and also one of the most successful. __ Competitions covered dairy, Jeef, swine, poultry, grain, potatos forestry, and tractor maintenance clubs, The winners in the various sections were announced at the banquet following the day's Judging. Ontario County had six (6) teams competing and were placed as follows: Dairy Cattle--Port Perry 4-H Dairy Calf Club--=5th, Ruby Leask, Seagrave, R.2, Helen Parrott, Ashburn. Beef Cattle--Scott 4- H Beef Calf Club 21st, Sinclair Robertson, Port Perry R2, . - Neil Taylor, Uxbridge RS, .. Grain--Brock 4.H Grain Club--Tth Bob Lyle, Sunderland, R2. Gary Taylor, Pefferlaw, R1. Port Perry Lions 4-H Grain Club --S8th. Bob Taylor, Port Perry RI1. Ron Parrott, Ashburn, RI. Pickering District High School 4-H Grain Club--10th Aubrey Carson, Claremont ! Stan McMullen, Claremont, R1, Potato--Scott 4-H 'Potato Club--S8th Bruce Yake, Uxbridge, R1 Harold MoDonald, Mt. Albert, AERA PALATE A1K 0 AEB AT NAL ® .- THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28th, 19545 some of the work which is going on at the College, at the present time. On Saturday morning the club mem- bers were shown around the College campus and had an opportunity to see HOLSTEINS ie: ff Complete Ridgedale Dispersal of Master Breeder, G. HERMAN WALKER, Port Perry, Qnt. Wednesday, November 3rd | 1.00 P.M at HAYS SALES ARENA, TRAFALGAR, ONT. 3 HERD SIRES -- 60 FOUNDATION FEMALES Culmination of 58 years of Constructive Breeding Exhibiting and making strong records. YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO CHOOSE ONE OF ONTARIO' S BETTER BULLS -- Also from 25. MILKING FEMALES, ¢ 14 BRED HEIFERS, 21 OPEN HEIFERS, 2 sons and'16 daughters of Montvic Emperor Papoose (XXX) 1 son and 21 daughters-of Seiling Sovereign Achilles (XX) 10 daughters plus baby calves by the senior herd sire-- RIDGEDALE EMPEROR PAPOOSE. This Dispersal will rank in-the history of the breed as one of the real opportunities to buy top show and production bloodlines proven in more than a half century of continuous success, 'Week-end SPECIALS, OCT. 29.30 AYLMER PEAS, 20 oz. tin .........o.ooo..... SPECIAL 2 for 37¢ SALADA COFFEE, % 1b. tin wc... vvvoooveeeoooooooooooooooo 75c¢. HABITANT PEA SOUP, 28 oz. tin .................... 2 for 3lec. 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