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)l TALENT SCOUT Signed 'by CBC radio to launch a nation-wide search for talent, Fred Diehl will produce the new Trans- Canada Talent Show, a half-hour ser- ies designed to introduce talented newcomers to Canadian listeners, It can be heard weekly on the Trans- Canada network of CBC radio. 'Men's Thursday Night Bowling OCTOBER 30th, 1958 Standings Whiz Bangs cee. 35, Stars eee. Fireaiiia fosrerseenenn 80 Carnegie ......oooveriviciiinnnn 26 Black Jacks ........ 2B Howard Motors 4) Legionaires ..... w2l LEE TT TP TT PPT PPR High Singles over 240-- D, Carnegie--283; Al Cawker--363,. 274; Dave Wilson--272; K. Sweetman and Mrs. John Clark. » Te Ta Skate 5 --268; A. Menzies--262; J. Ballard-- 249; G. Smith--243, High Triples, over 600-- Al. Cawker--718; 657; B. Miller--616; D, Butt--610; J. Heayn--606; K, Sweetman--609. High Triple-- Al, Cawker--1718. D. Carnegie--283 Mr. and Mrsg Robert Taylor and Doris and Mr, Mrs, 'Bruce Hough- land and Ester were with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor and Robert for a turkey dinner recently. . Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jeffrey visit- ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Moore and Clark at Oshawa. Mr, and Mrs. Boynton visited re- cently with his brother Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Boynton at Epsom. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Ward and Mr, and Mrs. Aylmer Ward and Cathie ct Oshawa visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor recently, The Epsom Community Club held their regular party last week with prizes going to Ladies 1st--Mrs, O. Lane; 2nd--Mrs. A. Christie; Con.-- Mrs. Chet Geer. Gent's 1st--Mr. O. Stohe; 2nd--Mr, Harold Percy; Con.-- George Bright. Lucky Draws were won by Mr. Bruce Taylor and Mrs. D. Prentice. The next euchre and dance will be held Friday, Nov. 14th. We send an invitation to all to come and enjoy yourself. The W. A, are holding a home bale ing sale at Warren's Hardware Store in Uxbridge on Saturday, Nov. 8th. 'Mrs. Doug. Walker is spending some time 'with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. W. Rogers spent 'Tuesday in Whitby and called on Mr. D., Carnegie--| UXBRIDGE, ONT. |=" | High Single-- 1 THURSDAY ¢ to SAT. NOV. 6-8 With all the thrill of a Walt Disney Hit "Snowfire" THE WILD WHITE STALLION 'A delightful Picture for the whole family in Technicolor ADDED COMEDY -- LATEST NEWS 2'shows at 7 and 9 p.m. - WED. MON. NOV. 10-12 ANTHONY PERKINS with - SHIRLEY BOOTH, in ' The Matchmaker 2 shows at 7 and 9 Liberal Advisory Council Meeting To prepare Liberal Party organiza- tions for the next federal election and to review Liberal policies in the light of changing conditions in Canada and abroad will be the principal business {dinner Tuesday evening, November 18, sai ® ee - -- of the National Liberal Federation called by the president, Mr. Duncan K. MacTavish, to meet in Ottawa on Nov. 17th. The plenary sessions of the Advisory Council will be open to press, radio and T.V. The Rt. Hon. Louis S. St. Laurent, P.C,, Q.C., former Leader of the Lib- eral party, has accepted an invitation extended to him by The Hon. Lester B. Pearson, to attend the meeting of the Council. Mr. St.'Laurent will preside at the honouring Mr. Pearson, who will be the guest speaker, Full delegations are expected from all provinces. 'The Advisory Council, apart from the National Conventions, is the authority of the party. There are 260 members of the Council: the ten Liberal leaders in the provinces; ten members representing each pro- vincial Liberal association; five wom- en representing each provincial wom- ens organizations; five Young Liberals from each of the provincial organiza- tions; and representatives from the electoral districts of Yukon and Mac- kenzie. Eleven delegates will repre- sent university Liberal clubs now in existence at 87 universities and col- leges. Liberal leaders from all provinces attending the meeting are Hom: Joseph R. Smallwood from Newfoundland; Hon." Alexander W. Mateson from Prince Edward Island; Henry D. Hicks M.L.A,, from Nova Scotia; the newly clected and Canada's youngest leader from New Brunswick, Louis J. Robi- chard, M.L.A.; Hon, Jean Lesage, P.C., from Quebec; John J. Wintermeyar, M.P.P,, from Ontario; Douglas L. Campbell, M.L.A., from Manitoba; A. H. McDonald, M.L.A., from Saskatche- wan; the new leader in Alberta, Grant MacEwan; and Arthur Laing, leader before the three-day Advisory Council the 1959 Rideau 500 four-door hardtop 4 59'S NEWEST IS THE 59 METEOR + 59'S NEWEST IS THE 59 METEOR - 59'S NEW PORT PERRY 59'S NEWEST IS THE 59 METEOR + 59'S NEWES) ACC EEE J ES permis 12 (A . ee S NEWEST IS THE 59 METEOR Distinctive all-new Meteor i is 2 move upward in styling, a move ahead in PoE. The 59 Meteor offers you 59's newest engines with Econ-O-Fuel design. Six or V- 8, both provide increased mileage on lower-priced regular gas, together with power you can use, power that's harnessed better. 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