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ETE ea MRL Rs at SY Mh Bs SERRA Be CNS AIHA WHE Nee 8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26th, 1959 Council News (Continued from front page) - MEMO of Nov. 5, 1959 -- Mr. - Cornish reports dogs before 9 a.m. and at noon hour. Roy running at large at the school, usually every day Five dogs in fight on Nov. 5, 1959. Would like them picked up or by-law en- forced. tion of Councillor Frank Godley. Monthly POLICE REPORT by Mr. R. J. Cameron for the month of Oct. | was read, found in good order and filed. COUNCIL MEETINGS--It was de- cided that the next two Council meet- as 325 In LIA RE REA Ae ER wid This matter was left for the atten-' ings should 'be held on Dee. 6th and Dec. 16th, 1069. On motion Council Adjourned. For RUBBER STAMPS See THE PORT PERRY STAR USE A TYPEWRITER? See the Port Perry Star ALLISTON Li HERESVERREEIRIRRRERIETILRRIT) UL - REDWHITE BEST BUY -- Layer Varieties Pillsbury Cake Mixes :%. 4 for $1. 00 BEST BUY -- Heinz Condensed Tomato Soup BEST BUY -- Fancy -- 3c Off Pack _ Green Giant Peas _ BEST BUY -- Libby's -- Fancy Cream Style Corn BEST BUY -- White or Coloured -- White Cross White Cross Toilet Tissue 8 rls $1.00 BEST BUY -- Chubby or Regular Kleenex Tissues FEATURE -- Gold Seal -- Fancy -- Red Sockeye Salmon FEATURE -- Van Camp's ) Beans vith _Porle, 4; r= FEATURE -- Burns' Bar-X Stew FEATURE -- Dr. Ballard's -- Champion Champion Dog Food" 110 for $1.00 tin 10 oz. tin 15 oz tin 15 oz. rolls 200's 15's tin 20 oz. tin 15 oz. 10 for $1.00 7 for $1.00 8 for $1 00 6 fo $1.00 2 for $1.00 | 6 $1.00 3 for $1.00 "Feature" CARROTS Fancy Grade - Fresh Produce New Crop, Sunkist - Good size 138s - Navel ORANGES 3 doz $1.00 Crisp - Marsh - Nutritious No. 1 Grade - Family size 48 oz. cello bag From Canada's finest orchards 6 qt. basket McINTOSH or SPY APPLES 59c "Feature" 19¢ "Feature" -- Choice York Brand -- 20 oz. tin DESSERT PEARS 5/$1.00 ree Wagstaffe's Red Plum, Apple Jelly, | Orange & Grapefruit Marmalade 24 oz. jar 3/$1.00 "Feature" - Pink Seal, Fancy, 1b. tin PINK SALMON 2 r $1.00 Red & White --: 7 Flavours JELLY POWDERS 14/1.00 "Feature" Libby's Fancy - "Feature" "Feature" fi I TUNA FISH 20 oz. tin: TOMATO JUICE 8/$1.00 Monarch Brand - 1 1b, pkg. MARGARINE * 4 + $1.00} King's Plate *Solid Light - 7 oz. tin Quality Meats 6 ror $1.00 Fresh Meaty 8 - "Feature" -- Homogenized PORK HOCKS i g 4 pl 'Red & White - 9. 0z. tumbler . 5 : | PEANUT BUTTER 4/1.00 BOLOGNA Swift's Premium - Grade A Tender-grown Oven-Ready, 2 - 3 lb. average PREDRESSED CHICKENS 3c Swift's Meaty, Flavourful SPARERIBS - wv. §5¢ w. 19¢ Oriole Brand - Sliced or piece Ib, 29c ¥Ukon 1942 FREE DELIVERY THERE'S 'A RED AND WHITE STORE NEAR YOU g Dowson' s Food Market Port Perry £5 ah HT EA EA Ra SENT AANA Wedding (Continued from front page) themums. Also greeting the guests was the' bridegroom's grandmother, Mrs. T. J, Blight, of Toronto, who chose wine silk crepe, with matching] velour hat, and carsage of white car- nations, A three tier wedding cake, nested in white tulle and flanked with white tapers in crystal holders centered the bride's table, Arrangements of white and tinted pink chrysanthemums ' graced ' the tables for the guests for the wedding dinner served by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion. The toast to the bride was proposed by Mr, David Wetmore, and responded to by the bridegroom. The bridal attendants were also appropriately toasted, Dancing to recorded music rounded out the evening. For the honeymoon trip the bride donned a winter suit of Winterberry red, designed with a three quarter length coat, and sheath skirt; a white cloche hat and a corsage of white carnations completed her ensemble, On their return the couple will reside in Oshawa, In the afternoon the wedding guests were entertained at the home of the bride's parents, Central Park Boule- vard, South Oshawa, Out of town guests at the Blight- Luke wedding on Saturday, November 21st included: Mrs. T. J. Blight, Mr, and Mrs, E. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Weston Bonne- ville, Mr. and Mrs, Carl Murray, all of Toronto. ! Mr. and Mrs. Stan Millar, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Miller, all of Sunderland, Ontario; Mr, and Mrs. Charles Reesor and Danny, of Port" Perry; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clarke, Bowmanville; Mr. and Mrs. James Fair, Bowman- ville, Ontario; Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Far- -{row, of Orono, Ontario; Mrs. Mary Aldread, of Newcastle, Ontario; Mr. Mrs, Clarke Luke, Mri Mrs. Rich- ard Manon, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Carri- gan, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Carrigan, Mr, and Mrs. Keith Teall, Miss Made- line Mahon, all of Ajax, Ontario. and Mrs. William Hannon, Mr. andl RELY ALi . Rad! At Rd eae ha bh Ag Port Perry Little READ League Schedule CHRISTMAS CAKE NOW ¥ TeameeaNo. I-Lealsi No. 5. Beslan PLAIN, ICED and DECORATED WITH ALMOND. ICING, | All Stars; No. 3, Detroit; No, 's, Can- or WITHOUT ALMO lL adiens, Game time: First game, 9.56 BUY or ORDER YOURS NOW. 5 to 10.36 a.m. 2nd game 10.45 to 11.25. fois » : vy 28--1vs. 2, 8vs. 4 Week-End Specials Dec. 52 ve. 3. 4 vs, 1. "ORANGE LAYER CAKE" "LEMON TARTS" Dec, 12--1 vs. 8. 2 vs. 4. i . ge Det 203 veel. vai GERROW'S BAKERY Jan, 2--1 vs. 4. 3 vs. 2. -Phone YUkon 65-2172 G. M. GERROW Jan, 9--1 vs. 2, 3 vs. 4. " _ Jan 16--2 vs. 3. 4 vs. 1. --~ Jan.-23--2 vs. 4, 1 vs. 8. Jan. 30--4 vs. 8. 2 vs. 1, ENR CAWKER BROS. ~ Feb, 20--3 vs. 4. 1 vs, 2, BR Feb. 27--2 vs, 3. 4 vs, 1. . : . mm Devon Bacon, 1s ............ 5 Ib. No. 2--Boston All Stars-- Larry Mark. Steve Carnegie. Rus. Stephens. W. Brain. 'P. Henry. W. May. Ral. Raines, Coaches--Bud Heard, Ivan Luke. LITTLE LEAGUE--No. 1, Leafs. Bill Taylor. Lloyd Bruce. Bill Wanamaker. B. Heard. D. Hallett. G. Hurst. -Paul Taylor, Bill- Mark. D. Brown. P. Heard. R. Phinney. G. Sweetman, Coaches--R. Sweetman, H. Short. No. 3--Detroit-- Ron. Short, Glen Howsam. Reg. Manns, Ron, Podres. B. McNab. J. Moore, Coaches--H. "Chapman, No. 4--Canadiens Bob. Bruton. . Reg. Foster. R. Moase. W. Marshall, Bill Hall. rls rit ik?' eNure, Bob DeShane. Ric. Ballard. | R. Kemp. D. Gray. 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