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APR LJ LADIES MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Nov. 23rd Standing-- No. T'S weeecevvernnnns 6 48 Exports ............ 3 40 Menthols ................ 2 38 Embassys .............. 7 38 Koos .ovvvveiriireeennne 7 38 Players .........o. 6 28 Cameos .....cceeunnes 0 27 Gaylords ................ 7 27 Matinees ............. 0 26 Viceroys .....oue 4 26 Belmonts ...........eun. 1 24 Alpines .....cveenen. 0 23 High Single-- Marg Eden--263 High Triple-- Shirley Newman--~654 Over 600 Triples-- Shirley Newman -- 654; Nor- ma Jakeman--622; Carol Wil- son -- 621; Joan Scott -- 605; Alice Secriver--600. 200 & Over: Singles-- Marg Eden--263; Tina Van- derby--258; Norma Jakeman-- 256; Shirley Newman -- 228, 952; Alice Secriver -- 211, 236; Carol Wilson -- 221, 225; Joan Scott--218; Mame Lawrence-- ~ 216; Jewel Tristram--215; Flo Davey--215; Willa McLaughlin --211; Sharon Stone--211; Lil Moore -- 207; Doris Phinney-- 204; Rosetta Stone--200, 202; Annie Wakeford--200. MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Nov. 19th Standing-- ISEATS verre rrerersensnenns b 39 Black Jacks .......c..e 2 39 Legionaires evenerersend 7 37 Carnegies ....ccoerveeenee b 87 Blow Kings ........cees 5 86 Meteors ....eierersenne b 86 DELUXE vive runerrens 2 88 . 'Whiz Bangs ............ 2 82 Bill's Ref. ...coerenee 2 29 GOoOfers .cueeririnneene 0 26 Head Pins ......ceeuue 5 23 'R. Hope--240; A. Menzies--238 Gibson's .....cuiviene 2 13 Over 225 Singles-- W. Owen--299; L. Burnett-- 297; R. McNeill--298; J. Owen --271; J. Hadley--269; H, Jef- frey--=263, 247, 225; R. Willer- ton -- 260, 248; F. Hastings-- 266; G. Goode -- 258, 226; J. Dowson -- 252, 261; R. Hutchi- son--248, 236; T. Thomas--245; D. Butt--244; J. Beckett--248; C. Wattis -- 234; R. Chandler-- 233, 228; T. Eden--233; D. Dur- ham--231; R. Howsam -- 230; D. Wallace--226. Over 600 Triples-- H. Jeffrey--736; W. Owen-- 731; R. Willerton -- 708; G. Goode--694; J. Dowson--691; J. Owen -- 670; R. Hutchison-- 669; J. Hadley--656; F. Hast- ings--654; R. McNeill--689; W. ANNIVERSARY 45th SALE TED JACKSON APPLIANCES Port Perry 985-2272 During This Sale--To The Person Trading-In The Oldest Working Major Electric Appliance--We Will on Dec. 24th REFUND 45 % OF THE CASH DIFFERENCE You Paid For Your New Appliance POULTRYMEN "Mr. Al Densmore, poultry specialist from Toronto will be with us to discuss the poultry in- dustry and new ideas of to-day. The cost-price squeeze which is very evident 'at this time makes it more important than ever that top management and efficient egg and meat production be achieved. Al, whom many of you know, is well quali- fied to present these new ideas. : Topic--Poultry Farming Place--Township Hall, Manchester Time--8 p.m. on December 2nd Speaker--Al Densmore . 7 UXBRIDGE £0. UXBRIDGE 852-3321 ° . By GORD MURRAY Retail Fieldman | Uxbridge Co-operative OPERATIVE RT PERRY ZR. 8-4130 St. John -- 685; A. Menzies-- 634; R. Chandler--616; D. Dur- ham--600. H.S.--W. Owen--299 H.S.W.H.--L. Burnett--3812 H.T.--H. Jeffrey--185. H.T.W.H.--H. Jeffrey--750. Utica News Fourteen tables of Euchre were played in Community Hall on Saturday evening, a good crowd fon a stormy evening. Ladies First -- Vera Brown; Ladies Second -- B. Hughland; Con.--Mildred Thompson. Gents first--Harold McDiarmid; Sec- ond--Bill Brown; Con.--Maur- ice Carl, Mrs, Walter Rogers and Mrs. Hugh Rogers were guests with Mrs. Frank Kendall on Tues- day afternoon. (Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Doug McKinley of Willowdale. 'Mr. and Mrs. Russell Albright of Claremont and Mrs. Ethel Gall of Uxbridge, visited re- cently with Mrs. D. Harper. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mitchell have left their cottage and tra- velled to California for the Winter. PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. NOVEMBER 26th, 1964 -- Greenbank visited with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Brown on Sunday evening, 'Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Boxall of Toronto and Mrs. James Too- good of Port Perry visited the Stories on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wil- liams and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Haugen spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Mitchell Kinsale, visited his parents Mr. and Mrs, James Mitchell on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kendall spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Geer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Geer, Ste- phen and Keith were callers at Mr, and Mrs. Chester Geers on Sunday evening. Report Increase In Net Earnings Oshawa Wholesale Limited reports a 81.5 per cent increase in net earnings and a 19.85 per cent sales increase for the 40- weeks ended Oct. 31. Net earnings were $1,073,898 Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rodd of compared with $816,674 in the share earnings on 1,157,796 shares were 92.75 cents compar- ed with 70.93 cents on 1,151,396 shares last year, an increase of 80.76 per cent. These figures reflect the two for one stock split of last June. Sales for the 40-week period were $79,895,365, compared with $66,628,479 in 1963. Aec- cording to Ray D. Wolfe, Pre- sident, these figures do not in- clude sales of the eight Bas- sins Food Markets which the company acquired Nov. 9. In a letter to shareholders, Mr. Wolfe announced that Osh- awa"s subsidiary, Ontario Pro- duce Co. Ltd. has ecquired a 25,000 - square-foot vegetable packing plant in the Holland Marsh at Bradford, Ont. and will package a full line of fresh vegetables for IGA and Food City Stores as well as for Ont- ario Produce customers in Can- ada, the United States and a- broad. Oshawa is IGA supplier in central Ontario. The move will ensure con- tinuity of supply and quality control of Holland Marsh vege- tables, he said. The plant, located on 42 acres one mile east of Bradford, is being modernized and equipped with latest grading, washing, same period last year. Per packing and refrigeration AT YOUR CARLOAD FOOD MKT. PRINCE ALBERT LIBBYS DEEP BROWN BEANS ......2 HEINZ STRAINED VIVA Cooking OIL . .. CROWN CORN SYRUP . KELLOGGS Doughnuts .... 2 until Dec. 19. 56 Prizes to 1st prize--a turkey 2nd prize--a ham Infant Foods .. 4 - 4lc. CORN FLAKES . ~SHIRRIFF. LUSHUS Jelly Powders . 3- 32c. . MEALTYME Pkgs. of 12 FREE DRAW on every $5.00 or over purchased from now 3rd prize--Christmags Cake 4th prize--31b box Chocolates 5th prize--11b box Chocolates 20 oz. Tins SWIFTS -47c., PREM 5 oz. Tins RED ROSE 12 oz. MAXWELL HOUSE 20c| OFF 6-oz. ..29¢c.| Inst. COFFEE . . $1.05 2-1 Glass . Jc. Catelli's 12-02. READY CUT 20c.| MACARONI _Pkgs.| . OR LONG .16-0z.- Pkg. | TEA BAGS ..... 79. SPAGHETTI . 2- 3%. This Week's Meat Features 12-0z. Tin cour... B5c. 60s - 49¢. be won PHONE 985-2492 Free Delivery Store Hours Every Night Until 9.00 p.m. Tuesday. Until 1.00 p.m. RLOAD dhidhidud MARKETS Peameal MAPLE LEAF MAPLE LEAF FRESH GRADE A" FRYING or ROASTING CHICKENS 2-3 Ib Avg. Wght. Ih. 3c. MAPLE LEAF Sweet Pickled Cottage Rolls BOLOGNA ...... 17. 'WIENERS ...... 45. 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