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a Ladies Monday Night Bowling Team Standings Nov. 12th-- Carrots--35 Beans--28 Beets--33 Peppers--22 Radishes--29 Cucumbers--21 Peas--28 Cabbages--20 Potatoes--27 Parsnips--17 Turnips--27 Onions--12 High Triple-- Teresa Hall--671 High Single-- T. Hall--801 Singles 200 or Over-- T. Hall -- 301; J. Godley -- 281; D, Koch--251; A. Cook--248; A. Dowson --245; T. Vanderby -- 240; M. Law- rence -- 238, 215; M. Mahaffy -- 236, 210; A, M. Frannsen--230; M. Bur- nett--227; M. Hayes--220; E. Vernon --214; J. Scott--206, 205; D. Healey --206; J. Bagg--206; O. Harrison-- 204; J. Leroux--203; F. Dowson--203; M. J. Til----202; M. Sweetman--202. Triples aver 600-- T. Hall--671 M. Mahaffy--609 Ladies Wednesday Night Bowling Hurricanes ........................ 14 North Stars ... .. 41 Bombers .......ccoeuvrvrerennnnn, 41 Kittyhawks ........ccoovovenannn, 41 Sunderlands ... .. 39 Helicopters .......coovurn.nn.. 87 Flyers ...occvvvevvevevervsecrnin a7 Spitfires .. . 36 Jets irene, 3b Mustangs .........ccevuennnnnnn, 84 Lancasters .., +20 Mosquitoes ...........ovrnn 16 High Single-- B. Collins--272 High Triple-- A. Miller--664 Over 210-- A. Miller--224, 267; M. Harrison-- 236; R. Moore -- 270; A. Chandler-- 212; E. Summers--245, 238; M. Mac- Gregor--215; I, Doupe--223; E. Bailey --225; M. Cook--218; M. Wakeford. 218; B. Collins--272; R. Short--223; K. Harper--246; R. Willoughby 229; M. Wallace -- 232; W. McLaughlin-- 246; J. McDermpott--268; R. Gibson-- 269. Fortnighters Bowling Team Standings:-- ' 'Spitfires ......ccveevveinnn, 27 - Buzzards ........ccooveevennnnnns 27 Rod and Gun Falcons ........... oe ACES viene 16 Cream Puffs ........ 8 High Single-- F. Hastings--262. S. Naples--228, C. Hastngs--286. High Triple-- P. Butt--611. N. Parry--631. Lemons -- E. Barr--99, G. Taylor--86, 83. M. Butson--b54. Men's Thursday Night League Team Standings:-- Deluxe ............... deri . 36 Archers ......... . 86 Blow Kings ..... . 31 Black Jacks .....coceeerrererennns 26 Whiz Bangs .......ccennnnn. 26 Meteors ....... 24 Stars eens 32 Head Pins ......cccoovevevennann, 21 Legionaires 19 Carnegie .........icovererennn 19 Goofers .........couvnnee verona 18 Bill's Ref. ......ccoooevvminnnnn. 17 High Triple-- . R. Trudell--1709 High Single-- J. Ballard --298, Singles over 225-- : J. Ballard--289., B. Owen--247. D. Butt--251. G. Goode--251, 229. B. Mark--2568. B. Gibson--265. B. Wil- liams--229. A. Menzies--261, 261, D. Foster--226, G. McHugh--245. R. Sweetman--243. R. Trudell--289, 226. H. Hall--241. B. Graham, sr.--256. R. Trudell--289 | Town Council News (Continued from Front Page) The Clerk was instructed to send a copy of our letter from Mr. M. O. Shepherd, Safety Supervisor, to Mr. A. C. Richardson, pointing out that our aluminum ladder was purchased under hydro supervision. The Clerk was instructed to ask Mr, Richardson to order the following material for us: 1 wire stretcher 1--24 foot hydro approved wooden ladder Head for switch stick of approved, The Clerk was instructed to order a First Aid Kit from Safety Supply. POLICE Report from Chief R. J. Cameron for the month of October, 1962. Filed. LETTER from Mr. M. O. Shepherd of the E.U.S.A.: "I shall be in your district shortly and will be holding a meeting with the employees of Whitby Public Util- ity Commission. "I wish to extend an invitation to you and your employees to attend this meeting which will be held on Monday, Nov. 12th at 1.00 p.m. "You will be able to ascertain the exact location of the meeting by getting in touch with Whitby P.U.C." It was left with Reeve J. J. Gibson, Councillor Irving A. Boyd and Mr. Gordon Robertson to attend the meet- ing. RESOLUTION -- That members of Council and the Port Perry Hydro Maintenance employee attend a meet- ing with Mr. M. O. Shepherd of the E.U.S.A. at Whitby on November 12, at per diem expenses. Carried. LETTER from Mr. Frank Hunt of the Huntington Laboratories Ltd.-- re price on floor Machine( with at- tachments, Polishing (Pads, floor cleaner and floor polish. No action was taken. MEMO--Surge of Power Sept. 18, 1962. Filed. LETTER from Mr. C. W. Perry of the O.W.R.C. dated Noy. bth, 1962, -- Prices Effective This Week-End WED. - SAT. NOV. 14 - 17 SPECTACULAR SALE AT YOUR CARLOAD FOOD MARKET, PRINCE ALBERT TOILET TISSUE PUREX 4¢ OFF FAMILY -- White or 2¢ OFF--White or Colou SCOTTIES ... 100 ft. rolls rolls 57° or Coloured oon rolls 49 12s ¢ MACARONI or SPAGHETTI CARNATION EVAP. MILK Campbells TOMATO SOUP ve altitude valve-- letter answered. The Clerk was instructed to ask Mr. gineer for this area, to attend Council meeting on November 24, 1962, at 0 a.m. LETTER from Mr. E. B. Easson of the Ontario Hydro re interim power ate for 1962-1963. Filed. REPORT on Installing Hydro Poles at Athletic Softball Field-- Account for installing poles from Hydro--$379.21. Acount protested by the Port Perry Athletic Club. Mr. A. C. Richardson phoned on Nov. 7, and advised that he had checked into the account which is as follows: They used their derrick, but a digger was not available so the work was done all by hand. The holes to be dug were 7 to 8 feet deep which were composed of 3 feet of frost at the top and tins, earth and garbage for the balance of the depth, which made the work very slow and costly. The Clerk was instructed to ask Mr. Richardson to give an itemized state- ment for the installing of the 4 hydro poles at a cost of $379.21. Account with Port Perry Fire Dept. for Hallowe'en night--$45.00. The Clerk was instructed to request the names of the firemen who are to be paid for Hallowe'en. WATER Accounts in arrears-- The Clerk was instructed to give each delinquent water user in question 10 days to pay his account or turn off the water. RESOLUTION--That legal action be taken against Chas. Fudge to col- lect his water account. Carried. LETTER from Brewers' Ware- housing Co. requesting date of Mr, Gordon Hepditch's appeal, Roll #0639. The Clerk was instructed to request ledge the letter from Brewers' Ware- housing Company stating that the appeal from Mr. Hepditch was re- ceived October 17, 1962, and to ad- vise them of the adjourned meeting of the Court of Revision to be held November 24th at 11 a.m. . ARRANGEMENTS for Ploughing Snow--The Clerk was instructed to contact Bartley Transport, Clare- mont, Bannock Construction, Oshawa, Tripp Construction and VanCamp Construction, Port Perry, for rates for snow ploughing and how soon after the storm. RESOLUTION--That the Reeve & Clerk be authorized to contract for snow ploughing of streets in Port Perry 1962-1963 season, Carried. ADJOURN -- On motion Council adjourned until Saturday, November 24, 1962, at 9 a.m. Carried. NOTE CHANGE OF HOURS 9.00 to 11.00 p.m. Causeway Lanes Distributed from: 16 oz. Pkg. 2-3 16 oz. Tins 10 oz. Tins 3-43 | 2.2 FREE DELIVERY DON'T CARRY HEAVY FOOD PARCELS " PHONE 986-2492 STORE HOURS Daily 8.30 to 9 p.m. Tuesday 8.30 to 1.00 pm. PLENTY of PARKING SPACE FOOD MARKILTS * THIS WEEK MEAT FEATURES o FRESH SHANKLESS PICNICS ................ 43 FRESH LEAN PORK BUTTS ..... 53 FRESH LEAN MEATY "1b SPARE RIBS ....... ... 5% DEVON RINDLESS Ib Pkg. SIDE BACON .. . 6 BOSTON LOS ANGELES LONDON CHICAGO THE CHRISTIAN N18 DAYS) MONITOR AN INTERNATIONAL DAILY NEWSPAPER Interesting Accurate Complete Internationel News Coverage The Christian Sclence Menlitor One Norway St., Boston 15, Moss, _Send your newspoper for tha time checked. Enclosed find my check or money order, [J] 1 yeor $22, [0 6 months $11 [J 3 months $5.50 Nome Address City Zor State PB-16 Andy Clark, the O.W.R.C. En-| your temper on the highway yau may -------- eee eee THE GOOD DRIVER I. Drivers--if you lose control of lose control of your car, says the Ont. Safety League. Pull off and cool off! s tions 2, Remember to carry some sand in your car as long as ice and Snow are a threat, says the Ontario Safety League, In an ice-covered spot, a little sand can make the difference between driving away, and sending for a tow truck. Empty, waxed milk cartons make good containers for storing sand in your trunk. ee Xe 3. The vulnerability of the front seat passenger in a collision is high- lighted in these findings of crash re- search in England, quoted by the Ont. Safety League. Here is the distri- bution of severe injuries sustained by drivers and passengers -- on the as- sumption there are three passengers, two of them in the rear;--Driver 13%. Front seat pasenger, 76; Rear seat pasengers, 6 each. Xe 4. If a pedestrian is injured we say that he was struck by a car. The Ontario Safety League points out that it would really be more accurate to say he was struck by a driver, with a car. An automobile does only what the driver causes it to do. -- Xe 5. A probable rise in automobile in- surance rates is reported. The Ont. Safety League reminds the public that, in the long run, all rates are set by drivers themselves. Every insured driver pays for every insured colli- sion. If your neighbour has a crash; it is money out of your pocket. The way to reduce insurance rates is to reduce accidents. | -- 0 on THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURS.,, NOVEMBER 16th, 19628 3 L 4 LJ ® USINESS FORMS } of any size, shape or style can be obtained p 4 from us. If we can't print them ourselves b 4 we can order them from one of the specialized $ companies for which we are agents. 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