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ly 2 > ANT LI ~ Bowling News LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE . (wet. 16th, 1963-- Mustangs .......ceee. 7 38 North Stars ............ 5 33 Spitfires ....covvveeeeenne 4 33 Kittyhawks ............ 5 29 Helicopters ............ (i) 27 Mosquitoes ............ 3 22 3ombers ................ 4 22 Flyers ..ovveveeeeennns 3 21 Sunderlands .......... 2 20: Jets .ovviireeinieenneenns 4 18 Hurricanes .............. 2 17 Lancasters .............. 3 14 High Triple-- Doris Taylor--1712 High Single-- Elaine Bailey--317 Over 600 Triples-- Doris Taylor -- 712; Gloria Hastings--695; Elaine Bailey 672; W. McLaughlin--687; K. Harper--661; M. St. John--643; Oke--629; M. Doupe--605; A, Chandler--604; N. Bryans-- 603. (ver 210 Singles-- E. Bailev--317; W. McLaugh- pe 1in--288; D. Taylor=-262, 241; M. St. John--211, 252; S. Brig- nall--221, 239; S. de Jong--244; K. Harper 251; Ruth Short-- 269; A. Wakeford--249; G. Tas- sell -- 263; Gloria Hastings 204, 245; Beth Oke--236; Grace Hastings -- 225; A. Chandler-- 48, 228; M. Wakeford--232; S. Pep ert--221; V. Rider--218; L. Free 215: M. Doupe--213; R. Moore -- 211; M. Sweetman-- 211; F, Cochrane--213; M. Wal- lace--210; N." Bryans--210: G. ¥ -Gill--210; B. Bell--210. --x-- LADIES MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE : October 21st-- : Sugar Pops .......... 5 22 Wheaties ................ 2 19 Cocoa Puffs ............ 5 19 Twinkles ................ 5 17 Grape Nuts ............ 7 17 Cheerios ....c.ceu. un... 2 13 . Crispy Critters ...... 2 13 PIER . rsrseindimederemmenin 7 11 Shreddies ................ 7 11 Muffets .....ccceeovnee 0 9 Sugar Smacks ...... 0 9 Alphabets .............. 0 8 High Triple-- Teresa Hall--605 High Single-- Joan Scott--263 Over 600 Triples-- Teresa Hall--605. Over 200, Singles-- Joan Scott--263; Alice Scriver --244; Shirley Newman -- 241; Teresa Hall -- 231, 208; Ethel Hutchinson--226; Anne Mulder | Tripp--217, 204; Elsie Pogue-- 214; Marg Eden--2183; Audrey in the Port Perry area as a| | Chapman -- 211, 207; Wanda | painter and decorator for many | caused by a heart condition. { Durham---210; Norma "Jakeman | | --209; Mary Amell--208; Edna | DeShane--207; Yvonne Edgar-- | 206; Marg Warren--204; Joyce | | | i ! Storry--202. -- MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE .. "Oct. 17th, 1963-- Deluxe ......cccocvveeeenns 21 GIhRON'S ..rviinirninisiss 18 Stars eevee. 18 Carnegie ......cceeveennn.. 17 Meteors .....ivevrnnenne 17 Black Jacks ............ 16 Whiz Bangs ............ 15 Blow Kings .............. 14 Legionaires .............. 10 Bill's Ref. ................ 9 Goofers .....ccceevveeeennn 7 Head Pins ................ 6 H. T. Without Handicap-- 809--D. Keetch H. T. With Handicap-- 878--D. Keetch H. S. Without Handicap-- 314--D. Keetch H. S. With Handicap-- 337--D. Keetch Over 225 Singles-- D. Keetch--314, 291: J. Bec- | kett--306; J. Hadley--285; G. Goode--283, 238; J. Owen--272, 238; A. Brown--251; B. How- sam--248, 228, 227; H. Willowby --245; T. Thomas -- 243, 232; G. Wilson--239; R. Doupe--238; H. DeShane--236; F. Cox--235; dleton -- 232; C. Watts -- 229, 226; R. Robertson--225.° Over 600 Triplées-- p D. Keetch -- 809; J. Owen-- 716; G. Goode--710; B. Howsam | --703; T. Thomas--695; J. Had- | Brown--603. Lemon League-- F. Olsen--98; J. Devitt--95; J. Ballingall -- 93; D. Reeves-- 94; A. Dowson--90; B. McNeil --82; P. Hubbard--81; G. Pogue --T79; W. St. John--65. ---- Obituaries EDGAR BALFOUR The death of Edgar Balfour, of Port Perry, occurred sudden- ly Monday, Oct. 14, at Com- munity' Hospital, -Port Perry. He was in his 83rd year. Born Dec. 22, 1880, in Prince Albert, Ontario, he was a son Nancy Moore. He received his education in that area and, in 1907, he married the former Ida Amelia Holmes in Toronto. Mrs. J. Widldinsperger--234; K. Mid- ' ley -- 681; C. Watts -- 649; A. bi of the late Robert Balfour and |; = Mr. Balfour was well known years. He retired only six years | | ago. Anglican Church of the Ascen-! sion. Mr. Balfour'was a keen sports | "enthusiast, interested in hockey, | baseball and lacrosse. For some years he was caretaker of the Community Memorial Arena. ME Balfour 1s, survived by | "two sons, Harley, of Toronto, and Lloyd, of Oshawa, and two | daughters, Mrs. O. Beare (Dor- | othy), of Port Perry and Mrs, D. Lade (Audrey), of Pickering. ' There are five grandchildren. The funeral service was held - Panabaker, Port Perry, Wed- nesday, Oct. 16th. The service i was conducted by Rev. Orr, the rector of Church of the Ascen- sion. Interment was in Pine | Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. --_--X-- LOIS A. CROSIER A native of this district all i her life, Mrs. David W. Crosier | died at Stouffville on October 9th, 1963. She had been ill but "a short time and death was | --_-- oN Ee = He was a member of the an {| David W. Crosier and was a | chester areas until her removal | to | Church work and activities in in the chapel of McDermott and' Te STILL ON PORT PERRY STAR, THURS., OCT. 24th, 1963--7 Her parents, the late John W. d Mary Ann Taun were resi- dents of Utica when their | daughter was born in January 1886. In 1910 she married resident of the Altona and Man- Stouffville eleven years ago, Vitally interested in both t the agricultural field, she was | for fourteen years a leader t with 4-H clubs and was a mem- ber of the Horticultural Society. A member of Stouffville United - Church, she was also a member of the Women's Institute and U.C.W. She was, President of the Altona W.I, for several yrs. | and had received her 50 year | membership pin. Mr. and Mrs. | Crosier celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary in Decem- ber, 1960. | Surviving are her husband | and three daughters, Mary (Mrs. Howard St. John), Irene (Mrs. Walter Slack), Erla, Mrs. Wm. ! Malloy; a brother Harvey Taun, | a sister, Wahneita (Mrs, Arthur) Murch), 12 grandchildren and 2| great Frondohigran, Two bro- [Toa LAWRENCE'S RENALL ONE CENT SALE DON'T MISS THIS GREAT CHANCE TO SAVE REAL MONEY ON REXALL REMEDIES; RIES; GIFT MERCHANDISE; STATIONERY; CHRISTMAS CARDS and FIRST AID SUPPLIES DIAL 985-2231 A. M. LAWRENCE THE REXALL STORE = = os a a ENDS SATURDAY VITAMINS; TOILET- PORT PERRY | thers, Percy and Bert Taun pre- { deceased their sister. Funeral service was held at the L: E. O'Neil funeral Chapel, Stouffville, Oct. 12th with Rev. A. L. Borland, assisted by Rev. D. Davis officiating, Pallbearers were Elwood Cro- sier, Toronto, Allan Crosier, Blackwater, Floyd Taun, New- market, Glen Taun, Stouffville, Fred Clark, Collingwood and Harlan Clark, Port Perry. 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