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1-2 Sunderlands -- Kittyhawks 2: Oct. 19th-- 7.00 o'clock 1-2 Helicopters -- Mosquitoes 8-4 North Stars -- Sunderlands 6-6 Hurricanes -- Kittyhawks 9.00 o'clock Ladies Wednesday Night Bowling FIRST SECTION * Alleys Teams 1-2 Lancasters -- 'Bombers Sept, 28th-- 7.00 o'clock 3-4 Spitfires -- Jets $ 1-2" North Stars -- Bombers 5-6 Mustangs -- Flyers 8-4" Mosquitoes -- Flyers 3 : 5-6 Jets -- Hurricanes Oet.- 26th-- © 17.00 o'clock 1-2 Mustangs -- Hurricanes "3-4 Helicopters -- Bombers 6-6 Spitfires -- Mosquitoes _ 9.00 0 'clack 3-4. Helicopters -- "Spitfires 6-6 Lancasters -- Mustangs : 9.00 o'clock ¥ iy Lf 1-2 "Flyers -- Sunderlands ' Oct. 5th-- 7.00 o'clock '18-4 North Stars -- Lancasters 1:2. Sunderlands -- Mustangs 6.6 'Jets -- Kittyhawks ¥ 3-4 Kittyhawks -- Spitfires 6-6 Lancasters -- Helicopters Nov. 2nd-- 7.00 o'clock 9.00 o'clock 1-2 Kittyhawks -- North Stars 1-2" North: Stars -- Hurricanes '3-4 Flyers -- Lancasters 3-4 Bombers -- Flyers 5-6 Mustangs -- Jets Mosquitoes -- Jets ARS 9.00 o'clock hy 12th-- 7.00 o'clock {1-2 Bombers -- Spitfires 1- Flyers -- Spitfires 3-4 Hurricanes -- Helicopters 3-4 Lancasters -- Jets = 5-6 - Sunderlands -- Mosquitoes 6-6 Bombers --. Mustangs | 9.00 o'clock | Nov. 9th-- 7.00 o'clock 1-2 Jets -- Sunderlands ~ 3-4 Bombers -- Kittyhawks 6-6 Helicopters -- Flyers 1-2 Kittyhawks -- Mosquitoes 3-4 Sunderlands -- Hurricanes _ 5-6 Helicopters -- North Stars ote mre do 13. TET | A PRINCE ALBERT PHONE PORT PERRY YU, 5.2492. [SE YE EN LN LE EE ENN Food Features for Sept. 15, 16, 17 SILVER RIBBON "al CHOICE 3 1 w. 1 20 or. Tins GREEN BEANS CANADA WHITE VINEGAR ~ MONARCH CAKE & PASTRY FLOUR KELLOGG'S SPECIAL "K" CEREAL 11-2 : 2 " 4' Bacudvet timid og aaiotird ain 0.00 o'clock Hurricanes -- Lanecasters 8-4 Mustangs -- Mosquitoes 6-6 North Stars -- Spitfires Nov, 16th-- - 7.00 o'clock 1-2 Mosquitoes -- Lancasters 3-4 Spitfires -- Hurricanes 5-6 North Stars -- Mustangs : . 9,00 ¢'clock 1-2 Helicopters -- Jets LANCASTERS-- Mary MacGregor Myrtle Prentice - i Frieda Cochrane Aileen Olsen' Marilyn Heayn Annie Wakeford | HURRICANES -- . Audrey DeNure Jean Armstrong {3-4 "Flyers -- Kittyhawks . Betty Moore .6-6 Bombers -- Sunderlands Aileen Snooks : y : Amy Miller Nov, 23rd-- 7.00 o'clock Gerry Spears 1-2 Hurricanes -- Flyers - x 8-4 Jets -- North Stars SPITFIRES--" 5-6 Mosquitoes -- Bombers Joy Ballard 9.00 o'clock Betty Collins 1-2 Spitfires -- Mustangs Marg. Jeffrey 3-4 Lancasters -- Sunderlands [rive rolsiny 6-6 Kittyhawks -- Helicopters Kav Young Nov. 30th-- 7.00 o'clock ' vrs 1-2 Lancasters -- Kittyhawks MOSQUITOES | 3-4 Mustangs -- Helicopters Jeanne Goode 15-6 Sunderlands -- Spitfires Joy Huil Donna Van Camp Carol Tanton Lorna" Harris Ruth Gibson KITTYHAWKS-- Helen Heard Glenda Taylor «Ruth Short "> Marj. Jackson Amy Switzer FLYERS-- Casey Harper Evelyn Summers Anne Spears ) Marie Wakeford Barbara Porter Shirley Brignall SUNDERLANDS-- Ruby Williams Ann Lown Willa McLaughlin ~ Ruby Moore Jean McDermott Shirley Devitt MUSTANGS-- | Kathy Hewitt Elsie Clark G. McLaughlin Joyce Taylor 9.00 o'clock 1-2 Jets -- Flyers 3-4 Mosquitoes -- North Stars {6-6 Hurricanes~-- Bombers ! Dee. 7th-- 7.00 o'clock _ . 1-2 Bombers -- Jets } 3.4 Hurricanes -- Mosquitoes 6-6 Flyers -- North Stars iF 9.00 o'clock 1-2 Sunderlands -- Helicopters "8-4 Kittyhawks -- Mustangs '6-6 Spitfires -- Lancasters Dec. 14th--Xmas Turkey Bowl j = Ladies Wednesday Night Bowling | Teams ] NORTH STARS-- ; | Louise Carnegie - Norma Howsam Doris DeNure Audrey McNeil - Ruby Roach Betty Heayn Alice Williams Marilyn Luke JETS-- BOMBERS-- Merle St. Yom : Elaine Bailey Irma Lewis Dorothy Venning Jean McLaughlin Gwen Thompson = Jean Kyte +" Doris Marlow - Mary Sweetman Margaret Edenborough Marilyn Owen Shirley Grieves HELICOPTERS-- Beth: Oke Mabel Cook Mary Enge Rita Cooper Marlene Doupe N Maureen McLaughlin ELECTRICITY -| tain Boys, and sang "This Old House" ECONOMY White, Pink Yellow, Aqua KLEENEX Fresh Fruils & Vegetahles Cauliflower ........ 2 for 2c. 400s Store Hours OPEN EVERY EVENING EXCEPT TUESDAY, UNTIL:9 P.M. FOR FREE DELIVERY PHONE: YUkon 65-2492 DeLuxe Tower, twin all-channel heads, sel supporting; 40 ft high a? $79.00 installed DO YOU REMEMBER? _/ CHARLIE CHAPLIN, BUSTER KEATON, W. C. FIELDS and other Comedians. from the hilarious era of the Roof Antennas, all-channel, $25.00 up iE Silent Films. : YOU CAN SEE THEM AGAIN IN "Comedy Was Ring" Roxy Theatre, Usbridge Tues. & Wed., Sept. 20-21, 7 - 9pm. Admission: 40c, Children and Students 26c. Sponsored by Uxbridge Kiwanis Club. Proceeds to Community Projects -- including : Artitisial Ice COMET T.V. & RADIO || Blackstock, Phone 113 Good selection of used TV & radios. Expert Repairs fo all males " THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 19605 ° § 5 JE AEDT Eel FUN iid mites d wien lei x EAs 5TH pared of Stand ed Sire . E Items of Interest on Causeway Project Wednessday evening a fire .was started in the fence by the Reader home on Scugog when dump trucks tanaled with ;a live hyho wire and tore the meter box from the house. Port Perry fire brigade were called to extinguish the blaze which caused some. damage to one of the trucks and burned out some fence.' : LIE Port Perry Rod And Gun Club A very welcome visitor to the Port Perry Rod & Gun Club meéting on September 12th was Robert Trotter, Senior Conservation Officer, Lake Simcoe District. After the various committee reports had been cleared away, Bob was in- troduced by President 0. 0. Hamilton and told us of the restocking program on . Scugog Lake, the aftermath of last winter's winter kill. Mr. Trotter explained to the Club members just what causes this particular fish deci- mation. Sometimes it is the only way nature has of adjusting the bal- ance between fish population and overly fertile lake bottoms. The De- partment of Lands and Forests placed 600,000 lunge fry, 300,000 lunge fin- , gerlings and 100,000 bass minnows. Herb Curtis, Pontypool, flagman on the job, received minor injuries when fie stepped out of the way of one of machines nto the path of coming Chir. 4 arn oon a » LJ Fete Johnson, Bracebridge, now rk man on the Causeway job, suffered a troke and died in the Community | Yoaorind Hogpital, on Wednesday. Whithy Jamboree You don't have to travel to Nash- ville Tenn. to see or listen to your Mr. Trotter pointed out that by far the greatest game and fish lawbreak- ers were newly arrived immigrants, due no doubt to the ignorance of our. Canadian game and fish laws. In the case of the Italian newcomers the Department has the cooperation of the editor of the Italian newspaper, and also efforts are being made to include a few such people in city Rod ~ and gun clubs go that a proper 'under- standing of these laws could be passed on to their driends. With the opening of the duck sea- son in the Port Perry area Bob dis- cussed the requirements of further policing by the R.C.M.P. officers on opening day. These men have been assigned to the Migratory Birds Sec- tion nnd are available if required. A further piece of good news for \ the rainbow trout fisherman was the 3 extended season including Ontario :| County. This addition was brought about largely through the efforts of - Mr, Trotter. It is hoped that Bob Trotter will again be available to speak to the Club members in the very near fut- by ure. favourite Western Stars. The Whit- by Lions Club sponsored a Western Jamboree last Friday night with stars from WWVA and the Grand |; Olde Oprey. Selections and jokes |! were flying from Jimmy Martyn and the Sunny Mountain Boys, Mike Har: ris and Lyn Gibson who were both Canadians, and the: Fabulous Buddy | Durham. To highlight the evening the Clinch Mountain Boys from the Grand Olde Oprey sang "Above and Beyond The Call of Love", "Heart Aches by The Number" plus many other songs and reels. > ' : Wilma, Tee and Stoney Copper played the "Canadian Reel" with the necompanyment of the Clinch Moun- dletatele' St TD. Land clearing Root Internations) Truck duty winch \ ALL IN and their latest recording "There's A Big Wheel", : Lion President Jones was so pleas- ed with the large audience that he hopes that the Jamboree can be a yearly affair. Credit sliould be given to the Lion:-Mem}ery for the manner and efficiency "they shdwed in organi- |* zing the successful evening. SIMCOE ST., PORT PERRY . Nia ied rr, eet EBT IT RT, MAASAI PRIA DEPARTM Ladies' ¥ Posh Jackets SEVERAL SMART STYLES, SOME " WITH BORG LINES 4 i Prices, $18.95, 19.95 Food, $09 Men's Craft Coats SUBURBAN, PLAIN, PLAID and NYLON, ETC. © $19.95, $22.95, $29.95 Boys' Coats Special $9. 5. 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