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x oF 55" 4% Nitya "ASSIA r ¥ i Nat et nt! : PUA ELS 3 £3 At bt at tt is TREN ONE Sg : 12 -- PORT Thursday, PERRY STAR Sept. 17th, 1964 Bowling News LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Pts. Won Hippos viii, 1 Giraffes .oimiinn 17 Rhinos .ccovvveennnnnnn, 7 Zebras ......cccoviivnneennn, 5 Leopards nnn 5 ¢ "oh Lions eevee iiviiieenenn, 5 iN APES ciitininivirearisairiiess . 2 A TIGOrS wonnnsnmimnsmisares . 2 UA Elephants ......ccoo..... 2 if 3 Panthers... 0 od Crocodiles... 0 Bears ......ccovviiiinnnen, 0 High Triple This Week-- Carol Warriner--661 High Single This Week-- Rose Willoughby--273 Triples Over 600-- Carol Wilson--626; Ruby Wil- liams--607. Singles Over 210-- M. Tummonds -- 217; M. St. John--210; C. Wilson--223, 210; A. Chandler -- 225; M. Sweet- man--257; B. Bradbury -- 223; B. Oke--235; A. Doyle -- 215; M. Harrison--240; C. Warriner --245, 240; I. Lewis--231; R, Cooper--239; Diane Menzies-- 221; Nancy Bryons -- 215; B. Doupe--231; D. Taylor--225; S. Bell--243; V. Rider--218. Ball Schedule THURS., SEPT. 17th, 8.30 p.m. Claremont or Markham vs. Scugog Cleaners. Ont.-York Midget League Playoffs SAT. SEPT. 18th, 2 p.m.-- Stouffville vs. Legion Squirts First Game Ont.-York Squirt 'Championship. BANTAM & PEE WEE PLAYOFFS will be Posted when Scheduled. At Rest GROSE, Fred N. -- At the Port Perry Community Hospi- tal on Wed. Sept. 9th, 1964, Fred N. Grose, beloved husband of Ethel Frise and dear brother of Maude (Mrs. F. Morris) of Churchill, Ida (Mrs. John Mor- ris) Toronto, Mina (Mrs. Stan- ley Copeland) Willowdale and Wm. of Hamilton. Service from the Chapel of McDermott- Panabaker, Port Perry on Sat- urday at 1.30 p.m. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Sa - i Epsom News By Jean Jeffery - Welcome to Mr. and Mrs. G. 3 Prentice who hase moved into Epsom from their farm. We are sorry to lose the Mac- Cannel family who have moved to their new home in Whitby. Our best wishes for happiness and prosperity go with them. _ Saturday evening a number of friends met at the school for a social time and during the evening a gift was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Asling. Dr. Pat Asling was hostess at a shower at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling in honour of Miss Joyce Strong who will be united in marriage with one of our Ep- som boys in a couple of weeks. Miss Beth Ashton was also hostess for a family shower for Joyce at the home of her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton. There was a large community shower last Friday evening for Dr. Pat Asling. - Pat was as. \ L 32 COEUR KURA PLR Aya 74. \ NSS Le EL R aida weitere inet IVES bs EEE a Le BERSRRCR SOLA RIV pi sisted by Miss Beth Ashton who FE i Vea CF AYR CEN RY hr AML Ry A RG h ANY CR A a SE Ja yO A iaaia iN aN Bow VS Bost insisnin ma bd po eld Local P The above photo shows the newly decorated sanctuary and new pews recently installed in St. John's Presbyterial Church, Port Perry. The sanctuary was dedicated last Sunday when the congregation and former members and friends joined to- reshylerians Dedicate New 'Sanciuary gether in a special service of thanksgiving and dedication, conducted by their minister, Rev. H. M. Buntain, B.A. The redecorating of the sanctuary took place during the month of August when the congregation worshipped in combined services with the Port Perry United Church. ) --Staff Photo read the address. Misses Elaine Medd, and Darlene Christie and Mrs. Gary Jackson assisted the bride with her many lovely gifts. ! Pat and Jim thanked all for their kindness. Pat also made a farewell speech as she will be leaving the church, Sunday School and Choir which she has served so faithfully ever: since she was old enough to hum a tune. We wish Jim and Pat all the happiness and prosper- ity in their new life. Mr. and Mrs. M. Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. P. Jeffery spent a few days touring the north country. Mrs. John Moore entertained. her mother, Mrs. G, Jeffery and, grandmother Mrs. Wes. Cawker on Thursday. The occasion was | Mrs. Cawker's eightieth birth- day. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Wm. Boyington is still on the eritical list in Uxbridge hosptal but is holding her own at last report, * Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Evans visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pickett in Elmira for a few days. Before returning home they called on the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Kaille in Guelph. Guests last week-emd" at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Pren- tice were: his mother Mrs, Eve- lyn Prentice, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wilson of Ashworth, Mr, and Mrs. Donald Prentice of Tor- onto. Gail's grandmother Mrs. Gilchrist of Middleton, Nova Scotia. accompanied them. 'Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pren- tice attended the Noble-Parr Wedding in Toronto on Satur- day, also the reception at the Old Mill. Mr. and Mrs, David Prentice Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Prentice and Miss Dustol in Sunderland recently. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Geer and with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson.: Mrs, Jean Millman attended a shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scott, High- land Creek in honour of Miss yy N Causeway family had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Kendry in Beverly Bushell. Uxbridge. | family, Mr. and Mrs. Barry, last week. Bushell and family were recent | Miner's Bay. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Keith Wilson went north Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton and for a few days camping trip, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gormley guests with Mr. and Mrs. Hor- visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wil. ace Searle at their cottage at} son one evening recently. and Mrs. Lloyd Brawn J. P. Wilson! visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clif- were dinner guests on Sunday ' ford John's on Sunday. 'Bowling Lanes NOW OPEN Phone 985-2539 Oct. 8 and Miss Vera Prentice visited 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA Chevrolet for 1965 is completely restyled, longer, wider and lower and its dramatic lines are typified in the Impala Sport Coupe with its sweep-line roof. The Sport Coupe shown here is one of 15 models in four series offered in 1965. It's wide and ground-hugging-- almost an inch lower--with curved side wind- ows and pillars tapering into. the slim roof. The grille is deep and wide with new bumper and headlights, producing a massive impres- sion of power. The low-slung contoured rear 5% yr quarter-panels mould smoothly into the side curves. Inside, there's more room produced by the curved windows and by floor tunnels that have been reduced in width and height. New chassis design with perimeter frame and Full Coil suspension gives a better, more stable ride with better handling and road ease. . The new silhouette isn't just appearance, Not 'only is it lower, it's almost five inches longer. All types of models offered with Biscayne, Bel Air, Impala & Impala Super Sport series.