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} YOU'VE - AHEM - BEEN SO SUOCESSFUL WED LIKE . You TO EXTEND YOUR TERRITORY / 4 // / / J) 7, ) A v= Zr! / ] i CF RAL RAS. ov : A TO NNSA Ea . TOP- > ey R Ea NOTCH SALESMAN =| Ladies' Monday Night Bowing October 20, 1958 ARE tt ---- 19 EIMS coins: 18 Cedars a. | | BIBER ; iiss wn 16 Walnuts we 16 Birches .opoviivineneians RAR. | WIlloWS woven RI {1 £30 CE 18 Spruces ...... «18 Chesnuts .... we 10 *- FIrS - scien w10 Poplars iin. 8 High Single--Joyce Emmerson 276 High Triple--Lorraine Raines 649 Most Head Pins--Muriel Lynde 6. Over 600--Lorraine Raines 649 Joyce Emmerson 608 - Doris Healey 622 Over 200--Lorraine Raines 202, 201; Joyce Emmerson 276, Evelyn Stev- ens 262, Doris 'Healey 242, Alice Thomas 213, Mary June Howsam 211, Elsie Pogue 201, Mary Baird 221, Wanda Durham 226, Gladys Goode 225, Bernice Dowson 286, Ethel Hutchison 247. Badminton Tuesday, Oct. 28th, at 7.30 p.m. Ladies' Wednesda 239; A. DeNure 270, 222; "A. Sngoks| Howard Motors woven. 19 . Y 263, J. Venning 261, 222; D. VanCamp| Black Jacks 18 h P P . Sad 240; F. Cochrane 287, 204; E. Luke | COrnegie ooo, is | at the ort Per ry Night Bowling 237, M. Edinborough 236, E. Bailey | Archers 14 : is y ay LT 229, M. MacGregor 229, E. Oke 228,| Legionaires High School October 15, 1958 1221, D. Forder 225, J. Hamilton '223,| Juniors ......c.ceeeneeeorecronsonnisl 11 Anyone wishing to play Badminton : L. Carnegie 222, M. Healey 222, N.| Goofers . 10 irl - North Stars ......ceneennn.. 26 : this winter, please he on hand Tues- Fl . 24 Scott 221; G. Pargeter 204; D; Venn-| Meteors ..o...ooooceoivcesioreessssoon 10 day. Come prepared to play a few yee io ing 204; S. St. John 208; L. Mark, 203; | DeLuxe ooo vevoveeronn, S33 ei Mustangs .............. assess i M. St. John 202; K, Harper 202. | Midtown aoe, Svensecesenis g jEaies Mosaution 20 | uver 600 Triples--A. Hanlan 674, J. | High Triple--701, D. Butt Te urricanes.: r Ho : . h ws Venning 635, F. Cochrane 629, E. Luke | High Singl 313, C. Boyd Ww H 1 Spittires . 18 |yomming. ih Single y omen s Hospifa Jets ices 18 . \ -- 'Over 240-- ays BOMbErS ovo 17 : C. Boyd 313, B. Healey 811, N. A | Kittyhawks 16 Men's Bowlin Haugen 258, E. Redman 261, D. Butt uxi 1ary Helicopters 16 g 281, 259," I. Boyd 273, 289, H. Edin-| The October meeting of the Women's - Sunderlands .. BOWLING--October 16th borough 249, Ron Owen 250, D. Car- Hospital Auxiliary was held at the Lancasters Stars CINE 23 | negie 240, G. Warriner 290, C. Wjl- hospital on Monday afternoon, Oct. 20, J Over 200 singles--A. Hanlan 274," Whiz Bangs ......eeveivennnnennnns 21 'liams 278, Bill Owen 299. with the President, Mrs. Dymond, in : -- : WV [Y " ® A ---- VV i = fosty queen of the hardtops-- ~ . new Fairlane 800 Town Vieteria B= <2 EP =r 1959 FORD IN EVERY WAY SO BEAUTIFULLY RIGHT Gili ind Adil . SHomT LONG : STROKE STROKE Short Stroke Design cuts fric- tion for longer engine life with gas savings up to 10%. 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[MONARCH] "| You may belong. The draw will take the chair. The linen supply at any hospital is always a big item and ours is no ex- ception, despite the inestimable assi- tance of the women who do the mend- ing,. This month we bought babies' shirts, dish-cloths, and.a new type of plasticized pillow cover and mattress cover. These plasticized articles were quite expensivebut of course: it will not be necessary to use them for every patient. : ; The Fifth Annual Doll Festival is our next money-making project, and in the near future we'll havé a fine display of dolls in the window of Messrs, Greer and Kelly, Queen St, Port Perry. Mrs. Roy Cornish and Mrs. Wm. Chapman will be in charge of the dolls, and Mys, Stewart [Rod- iman and Mrs. Lavern Martyn will convene the sale of tickets, which will be available shortly at three tickets for twenty-five cents. These , tickets may be obtained from almost any member of the Auxiliary, Miss Sadie Hortop, (where the dolls are displayed), or we would suggest that "you contact the auxiliary represen- | tative of any organization to which place on Saturday afternoon, Decem- ber 13th. Heretofore the annual meeting of the Auxiliary has taken place in the Public Library in the evening, but this year we are holding it at 2.30 o'clock in the afternoon, November 17 in the library. Anyone interested in attending this meeting will be very welcome. Refreshments will be ser- ved, "The following donations are grate- fully acknowledged: Port Perry Service Club, United Church ........o...... $ 5.00 Grace United Church W.A,, SCUROR .cvvevrereeerirtrcsrieeeinean 10.00 Good Neighbors' Club, Prince Albert Maybelle Rebekah Lodge ........ 5.00 Mrs. Wm. Anderson, Port Perry 5.00 Mrs, Etta Hastings, Oshawa .... 2.00 7 fo ii RY BEE Tle wir RI 1 - THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23rd, 19688 ; Jehovah's Witnesses Convention Under the direction of the Watch- tower Society, Jehovah's witnesses assembled at the Lindsay Collegiate Gymnasium for their semi annual circuit assembly last weekend. The first sessions on Friday even- ing were devoted to ministerial train- ing of the delegation. A baptismal service was held on Saturday and 17 persons were bap- tised. In the evening, by means of discussion and demonstration the im- portance of serving the people's spir- itual needs by means of home Bible study was stressed. Leeman Nixon, presiding minister for Port Perry, de- monstrated how regular home Bible study is essential to ones spiritual growth. The public lecture given on Sunday afternoon by Victor White, district supervisor, "The Watch Tower So- ciety in God's Purpose" was heard. Mr. White briefly recounted the his- tory of the Watch Tower Society, showing that from its inception in 1872 it has been devoted to Bible re- search, and through its ministerial activities hundreds of thousands of persons in all walks of life have come to know the divine will of the Creator. "In His great prophecy about the end of this wicked old world", Mr. White stated, "Jesus indicated that God would have a channel of com- munication at this time of the end, which He would use to sound a warn- ing. The question arises, who?" And after quoting the Holy Scriptures at Matthéw 24:45 to 47, Mr. White point- ed out that the Watch Tower Society is identified with this "faithful and discreet slave" who is abundantly feeding '"his domestics" with spiritual food at this time. This circuit convention followed hard on the heels of the Divine Will kee Stadium and the Polo Grounds this summer, which was attended by a quarter of a million pérsons. UXBRIDGE, ONT. Thurs. - Sat. 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