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PORT PERRY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNUAL MEETIN Flamingo Restaurant THE PORT PERRY STAR, 8% THURSDAY, MARCH 26th, 19598 Tues., Mar. 31 6:45 p.m. Men's Thursday Night Bowling " STANDINGS-- 242, 226, Mary MacGregor 232, Edna DeShane 231, 201, Vivien Cawker 281, Meteors ......... Srrensbisinnid Rares rpt rey 64 203, Teresa Hall 229, Audrey Chap- Goofers ......... ..b4 " 'Black Jacks ...., a Howard Motors ...... ....46 Stars srg DeLuxe ...oooovviceiminsiniinrinsinn ~41 Vera Fawns 212, Florence Davey Archers ......... 40 211, Camille Crozier 208, Joan God- Legionaires inne, 38 ley 206, Caralie Saunders 205, Mary Carnegie wo. 29 Baird 202, Doris Healey 201, Alice Whiz Bangs «21 Thomas 201. JUNO ciniinnsiitneio 23 Midtown ...oviiinivnenien, 19 High Triple--R. Owen 692, F. Hast- Over 600--Mabel Cook 664. Lorraine Scores over 210 -- A. Lown 844, Joy Raines 632, Helen Bathie 628, Aud- rey Chapman 606 Over 200--Lorraine Raines 808, 204, Helen Bathie 248, 220, Mabel Cook man 228, Marjorie Burnett 228, Flor- ence Mahaffy 225, Regina Malin- owski 223, Mary Amell 221, Grace Hastings 215, Ruby Adderley 212, SCHEDULE MARCH 30th-- : Ladies' Monday Alley 1 and 2-- ' Maples vs. Cedars Elms vs. Birches Alley 8 and 4-- Spruces vs. Walnuts Pines vs. Poplars Alleys b and 6-- - 2 Chestnuts vs. Willows Oaks vs. Firs Ladies' Wednesday Night Bowling ings 681, D. Freeman 668, Gord Goode 689, I. Boyd 628, W. Graham 627, M.-DeNure 624, Gord Thomas 621, B, Miller 620. High Single -- D. Freeman 272, R. " S. Sweetman 269, R. Owen 266, J. Reid 266, Gord Thomas 258, Frank Hastings 255, 243, Gord Goode 248, M. DeNure 246, J. Cook 245, Al. Cawker 244, B. Howsam 243, H. Hall 243, W. Graham 241. n B : li March 18th-- * Night ow mg SpItHIres ....ouvvnesiinnd ie 19 emp 1 LADIES' MONDAY NIGHT Mustass ree " BOWLING--MARCH 23rd Mos Stove roy PLAYOFFS North tars... vans : 3 Sunderlands -..... +X Cedars 5 and Pines 2 Kittyhawks ..... wa 10 Maples 4 and Poplars 3 Helicoptors ..... 10 Walnuts 7 and Elms 0 Flyers "» ; Bombers ....... . 8 Spruces 6 and Birches 2 HOI ARSE a Willows 7 and Firs 0 Jets vii WT Chestnuts 6 and Oaks 2 Lancasters .....oironennnenonen 4 BUY GOOD EASTER HAMS AT DOMINION ECONOMICAL SPREAD! GOOD LUCK SPECIAL " One 1b ¢ Margarine .............. ¢;ie." $l EXCELENT FOR COOKING EASTER FOWL, RAL, : Ft. ' Reynolds Wrap .......... a" 29 ADDS ZEST TO SALADS! KRAFT 1 o SPECIAL : Z. : MiracleWhip ............ "4 C8 FROM OUR PRODUCE DEPARTMENT ONT. GROWN -- FRESH CUT HOTHOUSE -- SPECIAL Daffodils ................ Bunch 59° Potted Plants TENDER FRESH 1b ¢ Individually Priced | Aspar agus. "39 . FROM OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT a Devon or Daisy--Rindless BURN'S SLICED 'Breakfast Bacon " 59'|Bolonga " 45° Maple Leaf Tendersweet -- READY TO SERVE--SPECIAL Smoked Hams ........... hveoee 99° TIDES IN! DIRTS OUT SPECIAL Tide Detergent ..... 81 OCEAN SPRAY SPECIAL Cranberry Sauce ........ 2% SAVE 10¢ 1b ON RICHMELLO Medium Cheese . ......... 49° SAVE 10¢ AT TIME OF PURCHASE ON M. L. Liquid detergent ... Giant CULVERHOUSE CHOICE swe 4 Red Pitted Cherries... .. SPECIAL 3 All merchandise sold at your 'Dominion Btore fe OUR GUARANTEE; conditionally guaranteed to give you 100 per cent. satisfaction, ; d Giant Pkg. 15 Oz, Tin 156 Oz. Tins VALUES EFFECTIVE AT YOUR PORT PERRY DOMINION " Week Ending March 28th Ballard 262, G. Taylor 253, S. St. John 254, M. Prentice 238, A. Han- lan 235, M. Jackson 284, M. Cook 227, M. MacMaster 225, L. Carnegie 222, 216, A. Mark 220, N. Scott 220, M. MacGregor 217, J. Hamilton 211. Triples over 600--A. Lown 653, S. St. John 636, M. MacGregor 620, M. Cook 610, L. Carnegie 602. Minor Hockey News The House League finally came to a most exciting end Wed., March 18 | when two Champions were declared. In the Little League play-off the All-Stars won 2 tor 0 against the leafs after a very close series, taking the round 3 to 1. Ken Nott assisted by Russell Stephens and Bob Cowieson aided. by Stuart Sebban helped the cause. In the Pro League the Hawks gave the Bruins an awful scare beating them 6 to 2 but did not have enough left to tie or beat Bruins in this game. Dale McNenly got 8 goals, Jim Me: Master 2. McNenly also assisted on 1 but Roger Pickard for Bruins put a stopper' on the Hawk drive by pot- ting 2 into the Hawk net thereby taking the series. Bruins--7, Hawks | --s. As an anti climax Port Perry inter- mediates played Brooklin Combines for the Listowel fund. If it had not been for those who arrived to see the first game we would not have been able to send any money to-the fund. But we will not let them down as we feel in our hearts that if such a di- saster had happened here we would not have been forgotten. So Hockey for the 1958-59 season has passed by. For the boys they have had one of the best and longest schedules in years. But your Pee-Wee team still car ries on. They are leaving this com- ing Sunday, March 29th, and will he trying their best to bring honor to Port Perry by returning with the "C" trophy at the Young Canada Pee-Wee week in Goderich, Ont. To the Pee- Wee Team no matter from where, this is like the Canadian team win- ning the world title or Stanley cup. From all those who took part in the League to the Sun-Rays. Best of Luck boys. ) P.S.--If you wish to help financi- ally--Contact Harvey Hall at Howard Motors. One pilot escaped injury and the other suffered a back injury, which is ex- pected to keep him in hospital for two days. In the Cottage Hospital, Uxbridge, Hilltop Herald No one would believe that our dear old gym could look so nice as it ap- peared last Friday evening at the "At Home"... Our theme this year was "Outer Space", and our gym looked just out of this world. Department of Transport. Uninjured was George Neal, a test pilot for De- Miss Jackie Havileod® . P ¢ ¢ Edwards escorted by John Potter, was! , : | The two pilots were not available for chosen Queen this year by the capable ', Judges consisting of Mr. and Mos. J, interviews, nor was anyone permitted Carnweorth, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Griffen, ' 1° inspect or take photographs of the and Mr, and Mes. Glen VanCamp * wrecked plane, which smashed into a woodlot on the farm of Percy Pearce, held in Uxbridge last Saturday. Eighteen contestants were present ) from Port Perry. Teams were enter- Neal landed on" the farm of Irvin ed from Uxbridge, Brock, Whitby, and Leask, two miles south of the crash Port Perry. Uxbridge came first by Scene. He told Leask that he and Gad- sos had been testing the new aircraft, leigh miles north of Uxbridge. ris Walter Gadsps, a test pilot from the! an narrow margin. Our school team came second. } Arnold Kerry was 2nd in junior class. Larry Lamb, was fourth in the junior class, These contestants will be going to Peterborough to the Inter- County Seed Judging Competition next Tuesday. lan's rink is still in first place. Re- sults last week were: Bill McMillan 8, Peter Lawrénce 7 Brian Taylor 6, Dale Lowcock 4 The Lions Club oral competition took place Tuesday evening in our audi- torium. Students were present from Lakefield, Peterborough, Port Hope, Ajax, Oronto, Port Perry, etc. The winners were Suzanne Perry, of Port Hope, and Mel Petersiell, Peter- borough. These students received a cup and a $16.00 bonus. Runners-up were Anne Rutherford, Peterborough and Bob Falby, Ajax. The representatives from Port Perry were Bonnie Foster and Danny Reesor. All contestants received a $10. bonus for competing. ] Objective tests were tried by Grade 12 students on Wednesday morning. This will compare the standard of Grade 12 students of Port Perry to the other the other high schools of the province. : A careers day will take place on Thursday of this week in the Sutton , High School. Surrounding High Schools have been asked to attend. We will be given a preliminary outline on different occasions which we might like to enter. This will guide us to | make the right decision concerning our future. Alas! Holidays are here. Bonnie Foster. Two Bail Out at Uxbridge Two test pilots bailed out from a 1 top-secret DeHaviland aircraft near Uxbridge Tuesday, seconds before the twin engine plane crashed in a woods. RESBESESSAACASAARSARARA SAR Do You Know: 0%, THE MONEY YOU SAVE IN THE CREDIT UNION (to $2,000) WILL BE DOUBLED AT YOUR DEATH? THE MONEY YOU BORROW (to $10,000) WILL, BE CANCELLED AT DEATH OR DISABILITY? YOU CAN BORROW WHAT YOU SAVE PLUS $3,000 : MORE IF YOU CAN MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF HONESTY AND INDUSTRY. Manchester Credit Union Office NOW 1.OCATED IN n ] Brooklin, on the main Street OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT MONDAY. GE -- ee ey CREDIT UNION Po OOD DOOD DEED ror. rN, ALSNNNAARS A BAA SCO SOS J NN Nate Ne Ne SRE Se St ot FOR BETTER --a low cost answer at our PORT PERRY Phone YUkon 5-2331 No matter what your printing need, you'll find and workmanship guarantee you satisfaction! IMPRESSIONS PRINTING FOR ALL PURPOSES shop. Top notch material STAR CO. LTD. 0. Port Perry, Ont. A long the curling line--Bill MeMil- | a DAC 4 Cariboo, bearing U.S. Army insignia, and were putting it into a "dive. The plane dived from about 8,000 feet, he told the Leasks, and when the test pilots attempted to pull it up out of the dive, the stick came loose. Leask said that Neal stayed for din- ner and later left for Uxbridge to visit his companion. He said that Neal suffered a cut finger which occurred "when the stick came loose from its "position. Gadsos landed in a field on the farm of Melville Kennedy, at Sandford, about eight miles from the Leask farm. Kennedy said that he was first aware of the the crash when the pilot walker up to the house telling of his landing and explained of an injured back. Kennedy and his son went out to the field to bring Gadsos' parachute in, Scugog | Homemaking Club The 'second meeting of the Scugog Junior Homemakers Club was held at "the home of Mrs. Gordon Robertson, | the leader, on Saturday morning, Feb. 28th. There were six members pre- sent. We opened our meeting with "Faith of our Fathers" and the Lord's Prayer. The roll call was "One Thing my Bedroom Needs". We took Bilas' make it. At the close of the meet- ing refreshments wer served. | --_--X-- ! --_---- -- lo VOW POPOV OOOOOT OIA A a a a a aa a aaa gla oo oa © SATURDAY, p Admission--Adults 50c. 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