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ar bid] ste BS -- Bowling News LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE April 28th Standing-- Lions cocci. 48 Hippos .... 44 Rhinos ....... 43 Giraffes 43 Leopards 2 41 Apes nnn. w 5 40 Crocodiles 2 85 31 28 26 22 19 Triples Over 600-- B. Oke--848; S. Bell--754; K. Harper--644; J, Hull--641; G. Hastings -- 628; M. St. John-- 624; F. Cochrane--619,. Singles Over 210-- B. Oke -- 341, 268 239; F. Cochrane -- 275; S. Bell--253, 262, 249; V. Chapman--253; J. Hull--250, 211; D. Van Camp-- 247; K. Harper -- 244, 227; B. Bell--243; D. Menzies--237; E, Bailey--233; B: Collins -- 230; G. Hastings--225; M. St. John --225; J. Carnegie -- 224; M, Cook--224; J. Taylor--224; R. Willoughby -- 224; V. Rider-- 221; M. Wallace--217; A. Olsen --216; A, Chandler -- 215; E. Doyle--215; M. Wakeford--214; S. Erghall oi. Obituary MALCOLM G. CRYDERMAN The death of Malcolm G, Cry- derman, of Myrtle, occurred on Tuesday at the Toronto East General Hospital as the result of an industrial accident. He was in his 67th year. The deceased was the son of the late Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Cryderman and was born in Sutton West, He had lived at Myrtle for 21 years. Mr. Cryderman was an em- ployee of the Miller Paving Company for the past 16 years. He was a member of Myrtle United Church. Surviving relatives include his wife, the former Daisy Rid- dell; five daughters, Mrs. B. Brown (Marion), of Vernon, | B.C.; Mrs. R. Brown(Marjorie) | of Weston; Mrs. L. Klein(Lyla) | of Toronto; Mrs, A. Squelch (Doreen) and Mrs. A. Holliday (Beverley), both of Columbus. Two sons, Arthur and Roger ¢ Brooklin, nine grandchildren and three sisters, Mrs. G. Doug- las, Toronto, Mrs. G. Mainprize, Willowdale, and Mis. W. Stev- enson, Keswick, also survive. The funeral service was held April 29th at the Robinson Funeral Chapel, Brooklin, Rev. G. A. Mundy, of Brooklin United Church, conducted the service and interment was in Briars Hill Cemetery, Sutton. PORT PERRY STAR, Thurs, May 6th, 1965-15 > Hockey Meeting 5 iy $3 NOTE CHANGE OF DATE i PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY He ANNUAL MEETING Ji will be held in the Port Perry Memorial Arena fi ._ on SUNDAY, MAY 16th, at 2.30 p.m. re All those interested in Minor Hockey in Port py Perry are urged to attend this meeting. Ly: C--O - SE aE) USE The CLASSIFIED SECTION of The PORT PERRY STAR EE SA Cant mn err Be v a RE Swifts 24-0z, Tin SPAGHETTI and MEAT BALLS Swifts 24-0z, Tin BEEF OR IRISH STEW Swifts Prem 12-02. Luncheon Meat "Swifts Specials!" Mix'Em or Match'Em 2.79 Kadana Tea Bags > Celebration 5 Varieties - Jelly All Flavours Monarch Awake Frozen -- 12 oz, Tin Fis 100 CAKE MIX 2+:19 JELL-0 10%:99 Margarine 2-39 Orange Drink 39: aye SWIFTS PREMIUM Wieners £49: pkg. Swifts Premium Swifts Premium Rindless 1.) Side Bacon BOLOGNA 39 Mother's Day HOPE'S I.G. A. FOOD 'MARKET "Ideal Gifts For Mom" Lady Beth assorted CHOCOLATES 1579 2241.55 MIDI NYLONS SUNDAY 'MAY 9th CIR Dy Vv J vv ood AP. 7) BONELESS ROUND ol EAH: ROASTS ULL (RY f O 9. 12-0z. Pkg. Assis Jaffa 20-oz. Tin, Strawberry Rhubarb, STAFFORDS SPECIAL COMBINATION OFFER! Hospitality Dempsters -- Pkg. of 8 Graham Rolls ANGEL FOOD c+ 49°¢ PIE FILLER BY: and For Monarch Twin Pack 16-02. size 18-0z. Pkg. Monarch PIE CRUST MIX Table Syrup 2for 59c Kraft Jet Puffed Hospitality C White or Fruit 11-02. Pkgs. APPLE PIE «43 Marshmallows 2for45¢ Beef or Beef Gravy Pard Dog Food 8:89 20-0z, Tins Orange Juice 2for 37c. DOZ. 15-02, Tins And Receive RL [SNE PR. T]e a $2.00 We: Bonus Tape ia fink Prices Effective May 5, 6, 7 & 8. We Reserve the Right to limit Quantities Li TABLERITE canapa's finest Rep & BLUE BRAND BEEF JUICE SUNKIST VALENCIA Produce of U.S.A. - Canada No, 1 Grade CARROTS Ontario Hot Rouse CUCUMBERS Produce of South Africa BARLINKA GRAPES » 29° PORTERHOUSE SIRLOIN OR WING STHKS: ROASTS 1) RANGES 49 29¢ 2 or 29° SIZE 113's 3 |b. Cello Bag 30° Save IGA Cash Register Tapes and Bonus Tapes for Free Gifts or Eaton Merchandise Certificates i