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1) » ® CAUSEWAY BOWLING LANES Friday Nite Doubles| startsat9p.m. sharp Open Bowling Hl o'clock ~ Everyone welcome. : RE _, . a ; La : iT : Amell--227; Hastings--225; . : i | A. | i; oy 155; Lone To, " ' : --218; Florence Mahaffy--213; Janet ' HIS RECORD SPEAKS re FOR ITSELF - Ladies' Monday Men's Bowling Ch f Owners | Night Bowling Black Jaks ange 0 g Whiz Bang ....... : Meteors ......... Standing-- : Joan's Beauty Salon will now |. Elks--41. Susiselysid Goofers "Lomi be under the capable management Tigers--38. Raccoons--26 Jochen FENN of Mrs, Jessie Gardiner, formerly Wolves--a37. Skunks--21 ho Ta ri of Toronte. .Camels--32, Lions--20 i uxe : Bears--381, Beavers--19 Stary Bin poor Mrs. Gardiner has had some 20 Ebi Elephants--16 Howard: oor > years experience in this field. She ; a \Crozicier247 Legionaires ........iiion, is prepared to open for business High Triple-- JUHOPE ibis issmrinis, 19 any evening by appointment. Florence Davey--596. High Singles-- : 3 |Most Spares-- Young--299; Hall--290; . PHONE 526 Let Falconer--10. Martin--286. En i Over 200-- ¢ : i : . Camille Crozier--247; Joan Lane-- |High Triples-- Annan, 230; Audrey Chapman--228; Mary Young--6176; Goode--6173; Grace Carnegie--646 Gibson--98; Glass--96. Vernon--212; Myrtle Blakely--204; Florence' Davey--203, Port Perry Pee Wees GAMES WON--11; LOST-- House League STANDING TO MARCH 2nd Little N.H.L. Team No. P W L T Pts Scoring to Date Chicago ........ 6 8 7 0 1 17 : . "rsa Rh 4 2 2 10] Name Goals Assists Pls, Bos-Stars .8 8 1 5 2 gx Barry Oke ........ 17 4 21 Detroit .....5 8 1 5 2 4 Barry Beare ........ 10 -6 16 x--Won a 4 point game Larry Brown .... 8 6 14 "| Jim Gray... wT 5 12 Big N.H.L. T. Mu P WIL T P Dale McNenly .... 6 4 10 am o- Bi Menzies ........ 1 9 -10 Rangers ........ 8 7.1 1 1bxp 8 Bob Lee viii 4 4 Canadians ee 8 5 38 0 10 3 ry Rod Locke .c..uee 2 1 Leafs ....... 8 4 4 0 10x 3 Brui 8 0 7 1 1 Ron Raines ........ 2 1 pl igs 1 rain Brian Gibson... 1 2 3 aL 4 point game Brian Mark... 1 2 3 NOTE--Remaining Games--NOTE 2 Dave Ballingall .... 1 1 March 8th--(4 points) : 2 Roger Pickard ...... 1 1 9.00 am.--5 vs. 8 1 9.45 am.--3 vs. 2 [on Brown, : . ' Ed Heayn 1 1 10.30. a.m.--7 vs. 6 = 11.16 am.--1 vs, 4 Keep Driving! Where is Johnny | Medd. Another euchre will be held WATCH FOR PLAY-OFFS Raines ? EVERYTHING IS 100% GUARANTEED AT? Mi | ee Sta r r | Save ite. --11 oz. Bottle SPECIAL MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT Heinz Ketchup .........4 = 89 FOR ONT ARIO RIDING Save 12¢. -- Blue and Gold Is Wi or ARR h de his voice heard at Ottawa-on behalf Fancy Peas ttre .b Tins 9 1 ps MIKE STARR hus ma citizen. ; .He i lined Sage he Save 5¢. -- Culverhouse 2 SPECI AL t s have lowered in- . oz. ay pol imma unemployment Choice Corn Ce eee b Tins - a4 insurance measures and encouraged Human Betterment : ' -- for all Canadians. y ne Ottawa on Save 16c. -- Aylmer - por SI ECIAL tir "Ker n . os 'people, "is ob. oh anber of Pari Choice Tomatoes ... 58> 09 --- ment for Ontario Riding is close to his heart and every : bit as important to him as his other Pyrliamentary Save 16c. -- Champion SPECIAL duties. P { F d 7 15 0Z. 19° ' MIKE STARR has become a national figure ehh losing e ooas ....... a. Tins 0- He compan neh, Ta jo. 5 Rosusian Ho is respected Save 9c, -- Henley's Choice 28 4 SPECIAL . 0 : [ [] . Canadian people, "1 representative of the | Put Cocktail .........2 B® 69 -- Oakleaf SPECIAL 'Monday, March 31 Save dc. 25 or TECIAL Y. Choice Peaches .........3 T. 89 a . 'Save 9c. -- Red Rose SPECIAL ; STARR, Michael ~ X Tea Bags, 60's ..........2 va $1.29 : : P Save 15¢. -- Allen's --16 oz SPECIAL ~~ / Progressive Conservative Peppermint Humbugs ..2 »e 55 ' POLLS ARE OPEN FROM 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Save 10c. 1b. -- Mild ___ SPECIAL (ong r Information and Assistance call these Committee Rooms Bulk Cheese Ce 2 Ibs. 39° wn VHITBY a 72 Ha Se. 175 iam N. or olT St. S. FROM OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT Phage 807 Fo nas 0s, © Bt M0, S031 Save dc. -- Devon Brand SPECIAL Ph RA. 81174 | -Skinless Sausage ........ » 45 Pipa PY Onin Riling Dut Ase will Save 4c. -- Devon Brand SPECIAL BreakfastBacon......... » {5 : FROM OUR PRODUCE DEPARTMENT ; Save 4c. -- Size 64 SPECIAL 144 SPECIAL MEETING Florida Grapefruit ..... 4 «© 39° ' FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE Save dc, -- Size 200s Spc, HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, PORT PERRY, Mexican Oranges cee .., doz AR ® March 7th, - 1958 | OUR GUARANTEE-- onion ie i te so 10 re ; Values Effective at Your Port Perry Dominion Store "PANEL DISCUSSION, on until Saturday, March 8th FARM MARKETING a Questions from the flor will bo answered Dominion Stores Lid. Port Porry i Bot 8 Be ete ohms len cht a dh sith elas Ans muctin k A¢ fs aime Results of Curling Wed., March 5th Hutchinson 6 MacDonald 8 Hayes 9 Hull 8 A. Cox 9 H. Martyn 6 DeNure 11 W. Lane 6 T. Griffen 16 F. Honey 7 Thompson 6 P. Mulligan 15 R. Litt 8 Dr. Price 6 Bruce Beare 17 Snooks 2 Reesor 14 0. Beare 9 Roy Scott 18 Parkinson 2 Epsom On Friday, Feb: 21st an Epsom Community Club euchre was held. Prize winners were: Mrs. Burnham, Mrs. Elmer Cooke, Maxine Brown; Gents--Mr, Clarence - Cooke, A, J. Timms, Mr. H. Gatenby. Door Prl- zes--Mrs. Gatenby and Miss Elaine on Friday, March 7th. A silver Col- lection will be taken. Ladies please provide lunch, Everyone welcome. Deepest sympathy is extended to Mr. James Drew and Lionel on the passing of Mrs. Drew on Thursday, Feb. 27 in Port Perry Hospital. She had been ill for some time. Mrs. Drew's funeral was conducted from Uxbridge funeral Chapel on Satur- day, March 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stewart and family of Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart during the week- end. 'Mr. and Mrs. Jordan and boys visited in Toronto on Sunday. On Saturday night several young people gathered at Asling's and en- joyed an evening of Sata? entertain- ment together. Miss Marjorie Bailey of Whitby was home in Epsom on Sunday, On Sunday afternoon guests at the Christie's were: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Squelch of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Martin and Lynda of Map Grove and Mr. Harry Kieze- brink. The occasion was Darlene Christie's birthday and also Mrs. Earl Squelch's. On Sunday night, after church several 'teen friends spent the evening with Darlene, Many happy returns are also due Ross Bailey who celebrated his birth- day on Sunday, March 2nd also. THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH oth, 19685 Ladies' Wednesday Night Bowling Feb. 26th-- * Bombers--52, Sunderlands--50, Spitfires--43. "Mustangs--42, Flyers--39, Hurricanes--38, Jets--32 North' Stars--30 Helicopters--29 Lancasters--23 Mosquitoes--23 Kittyhawks---19 Over 200-- { Louise Carnegie--264, 202; Audrey DeNuré--255; Merle St. John--254; Ruth Short--243, 216; Dorothy Jar- dine--238, 212; Doris Howsam--23¢, 206; Mary Sweetman--228; Dorothy | Freeman---223; Mabel Cook---221; Myrtle Prentice--220; Doreen Hope --215; Mary. MacGregor--211; Mar- ion Geer--208; Marg. Edinborough-- 207; June Armstrong--203; Bert Hanlan--201; Gladys Hayward--201; Betty Collins--200; Glenda Taylor-- 200, 600 Triples-- Ruth Short--645; Doris Howsam--- 637; Merle St. John--632; Dorothy Jardine--609. NOTICE--The game of Feb. 19th which was postponed will be played Tuesday, March 18th. Schedule as follows: "at 7.00 p.m. 1--2 North Stars & Sunderlands 3--4 Flyers & Jets 5--6 Spitfires & Bombers at 9.00 p.m. 1--2 Hurricanes & Kitty Hawks 3--4 Lancasters & Helicopters 5--¢6 Mosquitoes & Mustangs Greenbank The W.A. are planning a commun- ity Turkey Supper on Wednesday, March 19. Plan to keep this date | open for you and your family so we may share a social evening together. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Couch and their daughter of Newcastle wore Sunday visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs, George Beare. On Wednesday evening March 12 the Fidelis Class are sponsoring a hat show in the chureh basement. 1360 Phone Services fr Port Perry Area Widespread Canadian ownership of company's stock and the record pay- ment of employees of salaries and wages totalling nearly $147,000,000 are revealed in the 78th annual report Canada issued last week. Shareholders > increased during the year by 16,100 to 156,825, Ninety- eight per cent are resident in Canada and they own 92 per cent of the stock, Employees and pensioner sharehold- ers now number 13,300. The 41,363 men and women em- ployees of the Bell company received, during the year, $146, 962,660 in wages and salaries. At year's end, the company employed 24,346 women and 17,018 men During 1957, there was a net in- crease of 188,731 telephones in service in the Bell's Ontario-Quebec territory. This brought the year-end total to 2,054,884, This expansion was reflected in Port Perry by the addition of 60 tele- phones, J. Ww. Lowry, Bell manager for this region said, bringing the total in service here as of December 31, to 1360. "We. spent $177,300,000 on new con- struction, an increase of $37,800,000 over the previous year," the report reveals. "By far the greater part of our construction effort in 1957 was devoted to providing more customers with local service, and improving that service." A continuous effort is being made to increase productivity and therery help in keeping down both operating expenses and the cost of building new plant, the report notes. Net income for 1957 was $36,037,169, equivalent to $2.15 a share, compared with earnings of $34, 949,181 or $2.40 a share in 1956. The usual dividend of $2 a share was paid and surplus was increased by $2,134,488. Taxes amounted to $39,730,000. The microwave radio relay network being built by the Bell company and other members of the Trans-Canada Telephone System to carry telephone conversations and television programs from coast-to-coast was extended last year and will be completed in the sum- mer of 1958, A DEPARTME RECIK ENT STORE SUITS -- Grey, three shades New 'Spring Styles in this popular make Two pant $69.95 One Pant $59.95 tl TOOKE PYJAMAS--Special for Children Beige, Blue. Patent Strap, Oxfords, etc. ........ $4.95 LADIES' PUMPS--Patent, Black, Brown, Neat high heel, $3.95, $4.95 MEN'S OXFORDS--For Spring Ladies' ESTER Re reer eeenenes $1.95 Foam Rubber Soles, Tan, Bamboo, MOIS. coin tinns chimmerdermmmemermns $2.95 Cherry ooo $7.95 All sizes in children's, various prices. SAVAGE RED SCHOOI, HOUSE SHOES WALL PAPER-- 2 $7.95 pasted, PLASTIC RUBBERS-- Paper--29c¢. a roll and up. Special Books for complete assortment of Canadian papers, featuring Pre- Plastic Coated, 'Washable. Port Perry, Phone 43 Ontario of the Bell Telephone Company of