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Al. Cawker--616; K, Middleton--610; Men's Thursday J. Grieve--601. ' High Singles, 240 or over-- : Night League Gwe 4 1. Boyd 20 Jon. 14 1960-- Be eNell bly fi Vassioes 20 sow Kings ...........n | Ladies Wednesday Night Bowling Team Taken Total Spitfires .uuvwinnnnn 7 14 ho ee wet B 12 Bombers ........ FR 10 Mustangs ...... HLA b 9 ; LL Flyers ....... sass ins 2 9 © Leglonaires .....enine 0 Kitty Hawks ..cnii 0 7 High Triple-- Helicopters vu. 0 1 G. Sweetman--704 North Stars ......een "w 0 7 High Single-- ™ "Hurricanes we 1 G. Sweetman--345, Lancasters we 0 3 High Triples, 600 or over-- MoSQUIt0es wuss ines 2 2 G. Sweetman--704; G. Warriner-- | Sunderlands ......covue 2 2 638; B. Miller--621; B. McNeil--621; | High Single--Beth Oke............ «266 INCREASE MILK PRODUCTION for peor fe fain I the future. MASTER FEEDS" Port Perry, Ontario Phone: YU 5-2131 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER FARM EQUIPMENT , FRANCHISE OPEN FOR PORT PERRY AREA We invite inquiries from anyone interested in obtaining this profitable dealership. FOR PARTICULARS WRITE or PHONE L. J. Brunning 760 GARTH STREET HAMILTON, ONT. Jan. 21 7 Business Expansion WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE TAKEN OVER THE BUSINESS OF PORT PERRY FUELS We are now making coal deliveries to those customers of # Port Perry Fuels who so desire and on Monday, January 18, I we will start making Fuel Oil Deliveries. We solicit the confidence of the clients of Port Perry Fuels and promise that we will give the best service possible. REESOR FUEL & LUMBER OFFICE AT SCUGOG and WATER STS. (opposite Bowling Alley) PORT PERRY - . YUkon 65-7951 RAMBLER FOR 1960 » The most imitated and most compact car of them all. - SEE and TEST DRIVE THEM AT Acton Motor Sales 49 MAIN STREET SOUTH UXBRIDGE - ONT. Phone ULster 2-3481 \ High Triple--Marie Wakeford....706 Over 600-- Marie Wakeford 705, Beth Oke 662, Louise Carnegie 638, Merle St. John 603 i Over 200-- : Beth Oke 265, Gloria Hastings 264, Louise Carnegie 250, Marie Wake- ford 246, 230, 229, Joy Ballard 238, Marion Geer 287, Willa McLaughlin 281, Dorothy Freeman 228, Mary MacGregor 226, Marle St. John 215, 224, Anne Lown 224, Bonne Apple- ton 219, Jean Sweetman 218, Doris Marlow 217, Aileen Snooks 216, Grace Christie 216, Ruby Williams 214. Ladies Monday Night Bowling January 11th; 1960-- Plums--12 Berries--17 Pears--12 Oranges--b5 Bananas--10 Peaches--4 Cherries--10 Lemons--4 Grapefruit--7 Apples--4 Grapes--T7 Pineapples--2 High Triple--Alma Cox--662 High Single--Florence Mahaffy--287 Over 600-- " Alma Cox--662; Florence Mahaffy --648; Teresa Hall--626; Helen Bathie --614. Over 200-- Florence ,Mahaffy--287, 253; Doris Healey--286; Vivien Cawker--244; Al- ma Cox--2388, 237; Helen Bathie-- 286, 210; Ruby Adderley--227; Yvonne McFadyen--226; Teresa Hall--226, 208; Joyce Emmerson--225; Viola Ma- pes--219; Alice Craig--216; Alice Thomas--2156; Ella Dickinson--212, 208; Marie Foster--208; Mary. June Howsam--207; Evelyn Stephens--206; Jessie Goode--206; Mae Blakely--203; Shirley Lee--203; Ann Mulder--203; Wanda Durham--201; Myrtle Blakely --201. January 18th, 1960-- Pears--19 Berries--9 Plums--17 Peaches--8 Bananas--16 Apples--8 Cherries--13 Lemons--17 Grapefruit--10 Pineapples--6 Grapes--9 Oranges--35 High Triple--Lorraine Raines--668 High Single--Edna DeShane--2665. Prizes--Lorraine Raines--658 Ethel Hutchingon--561. Over 600-- Lorraine Raines--658; Florence Ma- haffy--606. Over 200-- Edna DeShane--255; Florence Ma- haffy--247; Helen Bathie--242; Alice Thomas--239; Audrey Chapman--2356; Teresa Hall--232; Norma Scott--230; Lorraine Raines--230, 226, 202; Mary Amell--221; Ethel Hutchinson--219 Jean Leroux--=217; Alice Craig--215; Evelyn Heron--208; Shirley Lee--206; Grace Hastings--208; Emily Badour-- 202; Clara Lown--202--Gladys Goode --201. - Scout Mothers Auxiliary The Cub and Scout Mothers Auxi- liary held their January meeting at the home of Mrs. Harry Edenborough with 16 ladies present. The meeting opened with the scout promise, after which Mrs, Fulford welcomed the la- dies present. Secretary's report was read and ap- proved. Treasurer's report was read. Sick convenor gave her report. Mrs. Kerry as banquet convenor then made final arrangements for the Father & Son Banquet to be held on Feb. 8th and 9th, "Our Annual mothers "Evening Out" will be on March 18th, with time and place to be announced later, Tickets are now on sale for the lawn chair and the blankets, The time of draw to be announced' later, The nominating committee for the 1960 officers to be Mrs, Ptolmly, Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Kerry. Meeting closed with the scout Mizpah, after which a delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Fulford and Mrs. Wal- ker, The Feb. meeting will be at Mrs, Ben Pickard's on Feb, 22nd, Hilltop Herald Hello Readers: Right now basketball is the top of talk at school. We are in the thick of Inter-Schodl and Intra-Mural Bas- ketball and are happy to report that our Senior Girls' Team chalked up a victory last Friday afternoon against Sutton Girls with a score of 34-11. Our Junior Girls went down to defeat but showed an improvement in style from last week. We're sure with a little more practice and experience they will more than hold their own. Mr. Parkinson's teams scored vic- tories at Sutton District High School with unbeatable scores of: Seniors: 72-89 Juniors: 71-29, A few words of advice to Mr, Par- kinson: "Stick to backetball, sir, no baseball!" On Saturday morning the Midget Team travelled to Sutton where they participated in a Basketball Tourna- ment against Sutton, Brock, and Ux- bridge High Schools. Mr. Cole did a great coaching job and the boys put forth great efforts as shown by the following scores: - Port Perry--17 Sutton--13 Port Perry--22 Brock--23 Port Perry--156 Uxbridge--19 In the semi-finals: Port Perry 14, Brock 18. Our gentlemen curlers are still sweeping the ice furiously on Mon- day afternoon. The results from Mon- day's curling are: Bill McMillan's rink winners over Ian Beare's rink. Reg Philip's rink winners over Brian Taylor's rink. Dale Lowcock's rink and Chick Carnegie's rink were tied. On Monday afternoon in the Girls' ; AWBRCCIL ENT STORE Intra-Mural Basketball Game, Eliza-|¢ beth St. John's team were winners & over Nola Hunter's team, Miss McCully and 'her Drama stu- & dents are working earnestly at their play which will be presented in the |& near future. This Friday the Boys Basketball |$ Teams from Brock are coming to Port Perry and the Port Perry Girls Teams are going to Brock to compete in the third games of their series. Good luck teams. e Oh, please don't worry parents and readers, we still take classes and study between the games. --Jeanne Williams. | & PUBLIC the physical, hockey for our youth, and Dated January 21, 1960. NOTICE VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY Minor Hockey Week in Canada WHEREAS, the week of January 23rd is being observed throughout Canada as a period to focus public attention on character-building and other benefits of WHEREAS the game of hockey is recognized as Canada's National Game which teaches our youth to develop a com- petitive spirit, co-operation with others, body-building, and respect for authority, and | WHEREAS Minor Hockey is the foundation from which | accomplished hockey players develop, | NOW THEREFORE, I as Reeve of Port Perry, do hereby | declare the week commencing January 23rd be observed as "MINOR HOCKEY WEEK IN CANADA" and request that all parents and others support this observ- ance by attending games during Minor Hockey Week and thereafter until the minor hockey season ends. Wednesday, January 26th 7.00 p.m. BANTAMS PORT PERRY vs. UXBRIDGE- 8.26 p.m,--b50-50 DRAW. ' 8,80 MIDGETS--Port Perry vs. Bowmanville Door Prizes J. J. GIBSON, Reeve DOOR PRIZES Prince Albert Friday, January 8th, the young fry enjoyed their usual skate at the rink. Instead of returning home the two mixed senior Sunday School classes were then invited by their teachers Mrs. A. Martyn and Mrs, B, Jeffs when all gathered in the Martyn home. A social time plus steaming cocoa and lunch proved just the berries, Thanks to the teachers for their effort in in making the evening a little more enlightening than a whirl on the ice. Thursday afternoon January 14th, Mrs. Ben Smith gaily entertained her Sunday School class of girls. The weather was ideal which afforded an oportunity of admiring the crystal ap- pearance of the trees,.the group also took advantage of sleigh and tobaggon riding. Finally back to their teacher's home where slides were on the pro- gramme followed by food suitable for the occasion... All home after another star party. Last week Mrs. Jas, Kirby received word from her neice Mrs. Aikins of Richardson, Sask,, whose husband had suddenly passed away. Several will remember Mrs. Aikins the former Miss Audrey Wauchope who frequently spent her holidays with her grand- parents the late Mr, and Mrs. T.homas Turner in the village, plus other re- latives, At Sunday School John Love de- posited his birthday pennies. Mr. and Mrs. Noble and family of Ingersol spent the week-end with Mr. J. McMillan and also visited Mrs. Me- Millan, who is pregressing nicely in the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beacock and sons, Nestleon, attended our church service and visited with his brother Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock, on Sunday. Mr. andn Mrs. N. Wilson and boys M. Baywaiska and family, Oshawa. Minor Hockey SCHEDULE, SATURDAY JAN. 23 BIG LEAGUE 8.00 a.m.--Rangers vs, Telecos 8.50 a.m.--Bruins vs. Chicago LITTLE LEAGUE 9.56 a.m.--Canadiens vs. Boston 10.45 a.m.--Maple Leafs vs. Detroit 8.45 p.m.--JUVENILES Port Perry vs. Bowmanville were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. | THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21st, 1060-5 Monday, January 26th, Special HOUSE LEAGUE NIGHT LITTLE LEAGUE 7.00 p.m,--York Mills Canadiens vs, Detroit 7.45 p.m,--Boston vs. Maple Leafs 8.80 p.m.--Rangers vs. Chicago 9.16 p.m.--Bruins vs, Telco Wednesday, January 26 7.00 p.m.--Bantams Port Perry vs. Uxbridge 8.26 p.m.--50-50 Draw 8.30--Midgets Port Perry vs. Bowmanville SATURDAY, JAN. 29 8.00 a.m.--Chicago va. Boston 8.60 aa.m.--Rangers vs. Telco 9.66 a.m. Detroit vs, Maple Leafs 10.45 a.m.--Canadiens vs. Boston WATCH YOUR PAPER FOR THE JUVENILE GAME TIME AND WHO THEY PLAY Smoother Sledding! L-- We find it edsier sledding in our family. That is because a good bank balance through regular saving has given us security and peace of mind. We're all steady savers at THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE MONEY IN THE BANK MEANS PEACE OF MIND N-93C J. G. Porter Port Perry, Mgr. DEPARTMI { SPECIAL '~ VALUES FOLDING DOORS Size 32 x 80 Size 38 x 80 Clopay Space Savers 3's NINE COLOURS MASONITE SLATS Window Blinds 6 OIL. FINISH $ Size 37 x 70 2 PLASTIC Size 36 x 70 : Venetian Blinds 36" x 64", PLASTIC TAPES STEEL SLATS $10.95 SUBSTANDARDS $9.95 12.95 $22.95 1.79 1.95 $5.95 Save Money f [17H Saotomer" Save Space! ACCORDION FOLDING DOORS All doors are a standard 80" In length. To fit opening up to 32" wide To fit opening up to 38" wide In beautiful leather design, Russet, Beige, Doeskin Grey. Ml cre's a beautiful folding door and what a buy it is. Gracefully curved steel panels run the full length of every fold . nently laminated between 2 layers of quality plastic. This gives the "Easterner" a rigidity---a firm full appearance--found only in the most expensive doors and so prac- fical, too. Add striking new beauty to every room . much more working space. Ready and easy to install, . perma- . will give you so Plastic Drapes Drapery Curfains in a complete range Drapes quoted made up ARROW SHIRTS Golden Arrow, white $7.95 White Shirts, $5.00, $5.95 Hunter Checks ......$6.95 Vow iE > V7 SAF Port Perry Phone: YU 5-2521