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Playoffs "3 Beeton vs PortPerry THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19th, 10698 et Porr Mom. Feb. 23 8.30 p.m. ' : . High Single over 240-- Men S Thursday C. Williams wove 330 EE Bo Miller wcovioneesorosoor 816 Night Bowling G, G00IE ronan 297 4 | 7 D. Carnegie ..279, 241, 278 : Co BOI nner erm 269 February 12, 1959 Al CAWKE cooper 265 | Standing A Menzies .......... ei 265 Goutors ee " Gord Thomas ..............cccuvennnna, 264 ! Meteors ERLE 30 J. Owen iin, <n. 268 i Sarg conn Renn 28 L. Wakeford... curr onn 240 1. * 'Howard Motors ............ on E. Andrews stmsnefimpinsinisins ion 243 . "Black Jacks Rane 26 G. Geer EE LETT PY PSST 242 ; DeLiice oo... "op I Hadley ooo. Sn, 241 o Legionaires ........ccooevovvieeernonnnn., 22 ) Whiz Bangs '.........ccooevromrrev, 16 EN Carnegie ........cooueeeevvnronno 16 . : Midtown oer iovvoneeee, 14 L di ' M d Archers ..... Merrie gga errereree 13 d 1S on ay JUNIOTS werner 5 - n High Triples over 600-- Night Bowling : Feb. 16th-- ; Don Carnegie ............ OTR 798 : C. Williams .... Pines--37 Willows--24 G. Goode .... Poplars--33 Walnuts--21 B. Miller ... ..680 Cedars--28 Oaks--21 A Menzies vores 661 Maples--261% Birches--21 C. Boyd o.oo 657 Chestnuts--26 Spruces--17 D. BUtt ooo 656 Firs--2415 Elms--16 E. Andrews... g42 | High Single-- Jack OWen .....ouvuvveeeeenr 636 Faye Dowson--249 Al Cawker ccs 625 | High Triple-- Gary Geer ........icoecoioroso 615 Edna DeShane--602 Jack COOK yun vernnerren 609 [Over 200-- J. Ballard ....c.ooeeevven 604 Faye Dowson--249 . a Elma Vernon--234 High Triple-- Ruby Adderly--224 Don Carnegie commer. 798 Marjorie Burnett--224 ~ Port Perry High School - will present an evening of es | J * "DRAMA AND MUSIC" The Inter-School Festival Play "Mid Summer Night's Dream" IN THE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM \ ne | Wednesday, February 20th, 1959 te at 8.30 p.m. ADMISSION 50c¢. Marion Lawrence--223 Wanda Durham--220 Joyce Emmerson--218 Marie Foster--216 } Olive Harrison--216 Audrey Chapman--216, 202 Lorraine Raines--214 Mary Amell--218 Edna DeShane--212, 201 Alice Cook--209 Reta Underhay--207 Alice Cook--205 Mae Blakely--204 Florence Davey--202 Clara Whitter--202 Emily Badour--202 Camille Crozier--201 Ladies' Wednesday Night Bowling Wednesday, February 11th Flyers ...covveeininneeninnn, 43 Jets ....... 42 BombEtE innings 87 North Stars ........... ere ionrrass 85 Kittyhawks ......ccoviiieinennnennens 33 Spitfires ......c.eivviirrnrininiinnns 33 Sunderlands .. wn 28 Helicopters ........coouiverernnnirnanene 28 Lancasters ..............crveronene. 27 Mosquitoes .....c.ccovveervreriennnnns 24 Mustangs ....... TR 24 Hurricanes .........eeiinnn 23 Scores over 210: W. McLaughlin 260, M. Cook 246, S. Newnham 236, B. Oke 238, 251, R. Moore 2385, 220, J. Goode 232, E. Bailey 232, M. Geer 230, J. Hull 228, M. Eden 222, C. Hew- itt 218, A. DeNure 218, F. Cochrane 216, R. Cooper 214, A, Mark 212, N. Howes 212, J, Armstrong 210. Triples over 600: B. Oke 668, R. Moore 613, M. Cook 612, E. Bailey 600. United Church Evening Auxiliary Tén members of the Evening Auxil- iary braved the heavy snow to attend the meeting at the home of Mrs. How- ard Challig, on Tuesday, February 10. The meeting was opened by reading the 'Aim and Object of the W.M.S." in unison. . - Mrs. Wesley Lane read the minutes and called the roll. She also read the treasurer's report. Mrs. Dowson the president, gave a report on the business conducted at the Presbyterial executive meeting. Mrs. Crawford reminded us that our gifts for girls and good used clothing. The Presbyterial meeting at St. An- drew's United Church was announced and arrangement were made for those who wished to attend. Volunteers were called for to lead in Baby Band work, provide musical lead- ership at the Mission Band, and to as- sist with the lunch to be served at the church on Wednesday afternoon. " Mrs. Waiker opened the worship service with a meditation on the "Fel. lowship of Prayer." She read the Scripture from Ephesians 2:11.22, After singing a devotional hymn the service was closed with a prayer by Mrs. Walker, . Miss Joblin very capably dealt with the study of Mexico. She explained that Mexico is a country of contrasts; has a population of thirty million, of whom forty-three percent of her peo- ple professing the Roman Catholic faith, while less than two percent are Protestants. Miss Joblin explained how Prostestant missionaries endure persecution to minister to the needy in this land. She closed her review with prayer. The committee served a delicious lunch and the meeting was brought to a a with a time of fellowship. Scunon The sponsors of the Home and School Euchre were gratified when nine tables were in use on Thursday night, realizing proceeds of $18.00. Ladies prizes went to Mrs. R. Pogue and Mrs, G. Smith. Gentlemen's pri- zes to Mr. C. Coombe and Mr. R. Tet- low. Mrs. Edna Brekke and Mr. Keith Crozier received consolation prizes. If Scugog Hall thro' its 76 years of service could talk, it would tell of various events within its walls such as: Its first use as a meeting place for "Sons of Temperance" organized by Jas, Miller and a convention. Then School Fairs, Elections, Council meet- ings, Dances, Amateur nights, Sum- |mer Bible School, Picture nights, Christmas concerts, Parties, Euchre games, Health clinic, Political meet- ings and Church Services. Most of all it would remember the many happy couples who have entered its door to be honoured by the community and showered with gifts to help them in their new, united life. I wonder who the first couple was and how many have followed in these events! We all know the last one, namely, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grieves, better known as Shirley & Jim. The event was Friday the 13th, which proved lucky for all who at- tended, as it was an enjoyable time for all. Before gifts were. presented supply allocation was two Christmas 18. * After this date it will be illegal to drive with 19 the 250 Agency Offices throughout the province. ly ~ NOTICE TO MOTORISTS WHO_HAVE NOT OBTAINED THEIR 1959 LICENCES Your 1958 drivers' licence and vehicle permit will expire at Midnfght, March DON'T WAIT TILE THE MARCH DEADLINE Act now and avoid inconvenience. A last minute rush will cause delay at ~ Renew Your Licences NOW 58 licence or plates. TWO IMPORTANT REMINDE 1lates or pay an extra $5.00 into the Unsatisfied J 4 Insurance. : see your insurance agent today. A policy for Driver's Licence. It explains in detail your new : . all 1 'You must show: proof of Liability Insurance when you apply for The additional $5.00 payment is NOT a substitute for Liability If you do not have your "proof of Liability Insurance" Certificate, Collision is NOT Liability Insurance. Check your Policy. Dis the "Point System" folder you will receive with your RS udgement Fund. Fire, Theft and Point System. \ TT rt somos ce riot Sti fab fh "ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT HON JOHN YAREMKO, Q.C., Minister D. J. COLLINS, Deputy. Minister t F Dear. Shirley, and Jim: } the following address was read by Allison Barry. British Columbia has been visiting his ailing mother in Oshawa and renew- ing school day friendships. Mrs. Carl Graham has Mrs, Maude Savage of Oshawa visiting' with her, Most of us do our falling outside these days, but Mrs. Russell Graham found you can get the same results down the cellar steps. . We hope you were able to get some good camera shots of Nature on Sun- day, even if it did cause some dis- comfort, - « The Renovation Committee at the Head has changed its euchre and cro- kinole night to Sat. Feb, 28th at the \ Plywood Masonite Doors Arborite Floor Tile YOU "HEAR A MAN SA "POVERTY IS A GREAT Township Hall. First 8 groups of » "= . W.A. bring sandwiches and the other IT ALY JR BUL0g2 Ceiling Tile 2 bring cookies. Anybody, anywhere SAYING IT!!! anytime will be welcomed. GQ to A 3 start at 8.80 so bring the Kids and v . : Insulation, Eic. come along, wi os ws) SPECIAL THIS WEEK | 1x12" Pine - 18c. per foot. The January meeting of the Service JOHN BALLARD Club was held at the home of Mrs, i Harold Martyn. . Meeting opened with LUMBER and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES words of welcome given by the Pre. > ' ' sident. The devotional Mw with Phone--YU 5-248] the singing of Hymn 286 and the scripture read by Mrs, Wesley St. John followed by a prayer and the Lord's Prayer In unison. Mrs. Har- FOOL OL0000POD00PPOPOPPPOPOPOPIDOPODP 000600006. old Martyn read an article entitled "The Open Door". Hymn. 201 closed the devotional. Food Demonstration rd DIABETICS Personal Diet Counselling Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The 'treasurers report was given and roll call was an- swered by 14 members naming their favourite song. } . Business matters and money-mak- ing projects were discussed. It wag decided to hold a Telephone Euchre over a period of six weeks. Meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction, The remainder of the evening was spent playing an enjoyable game of Court Whist. Mrs. Earl Geer and Mrs. William Taylor were the prize winners. Lunch was served by the TOO OOOO® OOO COEE.8.6. 0.000000 on oo Bn VV VIVO O0O0O0O0O0000P THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26th, 8 p.m. Sponsored by the Oshawa and district branch of THE CANADIAN DIABETIC ASSOCIATION McLaughlin Hall, 338 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa © OCOE COO C POCO Orr rr AA aa aaa aa alata gl gl al at all ONC OEE ECC Or Or VIO OO0O000P® Once again the people of this com- munity are assembled to honour an- other young couple on their recent marriage. We could not let this oc- casion pass without extending our congratulations and best wishes to you both on this happy event in your lives. Shirley, you have grown up from childhood among us, having lived all your life on the Island so naturally you will have many happy memories to cherish--your public school days, then high school days, the Christmas concerts at the Head Church in which 'you always took so fine a part and too, just plain old fashioned get to- gethers and good times. You have won a large circle of friends by your friendly disposition. Now you have, reached another milestone in your life, choosing your life partner. Jim, we must heartily welcome you as one of us. We wish you to feel at home in our midst. We are pleased that you will not be too far distant 80 that you can join us upon many oc- casions. We {rust as the years glide by, the ties of good fellowship may bind us ever closer together. May we express our best wishes in the follow- ing lines: -- Here is hoping all your plans work out And every dream comes true Through all the days and months and years That lie ahead of you. --Now as a token of our friendship and good wishes, we ask you to accept these gifts. As you use them, may they remind you of your friends of Scugog. : * Many addresses pf this nature have been suitably compiled by Mrs. Alex Martyn, who knows just the right words to express our sentiments to those we would honour. Another citizen we gladly draw to your attention is our venerable John Pearce, who celebrates his 94th birth- day to-day. It is indeed an honour and experience to have known yop, Mr. Pearce, ' Donald Black, formerly of the Is. land on the Fulford farm but now of { committee for the ehening, @ POPOV OPIPOOPOOOPIOPIP0000006 NOOO oe a PN - PV PPA 6 & & $ E0000 0000000000000000000000040000009000440045660000000000000000000, ® » ® ® & © © @® © ® ® ® ® 4 ® $ ® ? ® , ? © 4 pS 4 ® and é ® ® © ® b 4 ® © ~ ro rae £2 gn man ----____® © : ® R. ® > 4 ® ® y p - © ® « ® ® & $® ® ® $ L S k $ oS S 3 arge oc p 3 > ® @ ® & ® 4 $ Sunworthy $ K @® ' ® ® or 4 é 5 . $ ® IT] b $ I decorated " 2 ® : é $ our living room 4 b¢ $ ® S ® . . J "... and so can you, using the new as d e b 4 Pre-Pasted Sunworthy Wall aper! : 4 There's absolutely no muss or fuss . . . all you do is wet it--and slide it into TV VV VV TIT COO OTTOOOOO® SISMAN Men's Oxfords WORK BOOTS BLACK or BROWN $6.95, $7.95, $8.95, $10.95 MOCASSIN VAMP, Neallte sole ........ $7.95 Full grain leather with ground cork sole D b 4 lace. And it's washable . . . you can - L 4 3 keep fae freshly-decorated look for Plastic Coated b 4 We invite you to see the smart new ' 4 ) patterns we have on display. 4 $ 3 ® > $ 200 Patterns in Stock SPECIAL BOOKS IN STOCK FOR YOUR 3 $ BEST ROOMS ® "PRICED FROM 45c. a roll and up " . ® ) Choose your paper in your own house by 4 $ Plastic Coated, Washable, 45c. roll and up. taking the books home : p ) ; } Pre-Pasted, Washable ....79¢. a roll and up p 1 " p p p 4 p p 4 4 4 p 2 4 FOV VU UOUUOOOOOYYOYIIYI BLACK OR BROWN ..................... $8.95 MEN'S OXFORDS-- BLACK HORSEHIDE, leather sole, $10.95 } Foam rubber soles ........... NESE $7.95 WORK OXFORDS, cork sole ........... $7.50 (BLACK or BROWN) FOV OV VVUVVI VV VV VY YY ~~ Port Perry Phone: YU 5.2521 MAA A A A A a a a a a a a a a aaa as. [SV VYY YOO GOOD PRICES -- BUDGET TER . y Service Club MS ARRANGED p | | / VO TVITIOOTIVITTIOTOOTOOVOOOOCOOOODO000000ee rh A Hor ra Frets gh hans Jo 2 rs 0 tnd J