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DQ - ) * ) Night Bowling Standing as at October 28, 1959 Bombers ini, Hurricanes ...... Kittyhawks ..... Lancasters .. 4 Jets... ry rn 19 Flyers ........... Re +18 Helicopters ......civeiininniviinn. 18 Mustangs ........eninennn, 14 North Stars ..........cccoviienen, 13 Sunderlands .................. Led Mosquitoes sisi 4 : High Triple--686, Audrey DeNure High Single--289, Mabel Cook Triples over 600-- A, DeNure 686, M, Cook 679 D..Venning 640, G. Goode 627 Singles over 210-- M. Cooke 289, 240, J. Goode 270 G. Hastings 251, E. Summers 247 A. DeNure 246, 211, 230 E. Clark 238 R. Cooper 288, F., Cochrane 235 M. Sweetman 224, R, Dusty 221 D. Venning 213, 228, J. Ballard 220 D. Howsam 216, M. Prentice 214, R. Williams 213, C. Hewitt 212 E. Brunton 211, ---- Records Broken at Shorthorn Sale History . was made at this year's Annual Shorthorn Sale at Louada The average price received for 42 animals was $3,420, breaking the record that had been established at this sale in 19568. Similarly, the average price of $2,440, received for.28 Shorthorn fe- males, also established a Canadian re- cord. Twelve bulls, averaging $5,378, "Was just short of a Canadian record, but the second highest Canadian aver- .-agé in the history of the breed. Of international importance was the purchase, by private treaty, immed- iately before the auction, of the bull, 'LOUADA BONAPARTE, by Charles Farms, Peterborough, Ontario. Ladies Wednesday | Duggan, Argentina. This represents the first purchase of Canadian Short- price paid, $30,000 represents the all' time top in Canadian Shorthorn bull| sales. The Duggan Ranch is one of the largest in the Argentine. Also of international interést; was the purchase of a cow from this sale,' to go to Scotland. This is the first purchase of a Canadian Shorthorn to' go to Scotland, a country regarded as the birthplace of the breed." The pur- chaser was Sandy Campbell, of Kin-' eller, representing the oldest estab- lished herd in Scotland. Some of the highlights of the auction . «there were buyers from 14 States, as 'well as Ontario and Scotland. The [top price bull; a son of the $50,000 bull, Bapton Constructor, sold at $12,200, to Hi-Ho - Farms, Phoenix; 'Maryland. Second high, at $11,500, went to Leo- nard Buck;-Bhomasville, Georgia. Top priced female, (a Canadian sale record) went at $5,700, to David Lo- renz, Kansas City, Missouri, Second high, at $5,800, went to George Arrow- smith, Upperco, Maryland. The top priced cow, to remain in Ontario was purchased 'at $4,100 by W. H. Merry, Milton. ' Have You a Question on Unemployment Insurance In this column we publish about un- employment insurance and employ- ment, together with answers received from the Unemployment Insurance Commission, - If "you are uncertain about any point do not hesitate to send us your ques- tion. We will obtain an answer and publish it in this column. 'Following are some questions with answers which may be of interest to you. Q. I have thirty-six weekly contri- horn bull to go to the Argentine. The ' 1 was involved in a highway accident and broke my arm. I subsequently lost my job, Am I entitled to insup- ance benefits 3 % A. If you lost your employment due to your injury and are unable to work, you would not be entitled to benefit at the present time, A person who is not capable of work is not elig- ible for benefit unless the incapacity occurs after he has established his en- titlement to benefit, Q." My husband comes home for a couple of months and then goes back to work so that I am alone most of the time, I have always had a maid to help me with the housework since I can't do it myself. This year as I was unable to find a maid I hired my mother-in-law in March. She is now claiming unemployment insurance con- tributions. Is she entitled to them? A. Employment in private domestic service by a householder is not insur- able "employment. Your mother-in- law is therefore not entitled to. un- employment insurance contributions. Q." "I have men cutting pulp wood on my lot for my company. Can I give them unemployment insurance stamps. A. If you are'in the logging and lumbering business and not merely a farmer cutting wood on his own farm and if the cutters are actually your employees and not sub-contractors, they would be entitled to unemploy-|. ment insurance stamps. You should submit full details to the nearest Na- tional Employment Office for a pre- cise ruling. Q. Recently I have been working on my farm. I need a clerk and would like to hire my sixteen year old daughter, Can I give her unemploy- ment stamps? } A. While you have not given any details as to the nature of your busi- ness or the conditions under which your daughter would be helping you, it seems highly unlikely that your daughter would be considered an em- ployee for unemployment insurance purposes. You should consult your nearest National Unemployment Of- fice before placing any stamps in your daugliter's insurance book. butions. I am working in an office. Q. I bought a truck in my name "...wherever you go" / PORT PERRY One of the happy things about owning a Volkswagen is that wherever you go, efficient service is always close at hand. To serve you, as a Volkswagen owner, Volkswagen maintains a network of 280 authorized service-cenires from the Atlantic to the Pacific... a dealer-service organization which is backed by a central 5-million dollar Spare Parts Depot. A Factory-Training Schoo! at Toronto as well as Mobile Schools in the various provinces, ensure the consistently high standard for which mechanics have become known. Volkswagen And when you think of it, isn't this the kind of service you would naturally expect from the company that was recently awarded the coveted Sperry Award "for advancing the art of transportation." After all, it was Volkwagen that first mass-produced a car with the engine in the reor.. . air cooling . . torsion bars front and rear for independent suspension, This basic design has been maintained over the years and so has the superb workmanship +++ just two good reasons why Volkswagen enjoys such a high resale value, "Service wherever you go"... go your way with peace of mind in a Volkswagen, VOLKSWAG Distributors and EN CANADA LTD, dealers from coast to coash ere VOLKSWAGEN | AUTHORIZED SERVICE °F oN i: rd . d : o b: i ; 4 n Fe a 5 % YUkon 5-2212 and I am hiring my husband ds a truck driver. Can I give him unem- ployment insurance stamps ? A. No. Employment by a person's own husband or wife is not insurable, Q. I have a sixteen year old boy who helps me fish when I come back from sea, We then send the fish to the processing plant. Can I give him unemployment . stamps. as a fisher- man's helper ? . : A. If the boy actually helps make the catch, and is not just a "shore helper", and shares in the returns from the catch either by wages or on a share basis, he is entitled to unemployment stamps the same as any other fisher- man, Q. How does the unemployment In- surance Commission select claims which will be investigated ? A. For obvious reasons, full infor- mation on this subject cannot be given. However, certain routine checks are made by local offices on every claim. An inspector investigates a claim if it involves circumstances that have been common in cases where untrue state- ments have been made to obtain bene- fits. Of course, any claim is thoroug- ly investigated if the commission has definite reason to suspect that false statements have been made. This in- formation may come to the commis- sion's attention through routine checks or a signed or unsigned report from some other person, Q. A man who began work this week asked the boss for time off to- day. He told me he was going over to draw his unemployment insurance. How can he work and collect benefits too? A. As benefits for one weck are paid the following week, the benefit he drew to-day would be for last week. ! From the wording of your question it would appear this man was probably Ladies' Monday League Grapefruit... 2 Grapes ......... 22 Lemons ........oooooeiil 21 Plums cove 20 Pears ..... 19 Oranges .... 19 Bananas .. .19 Cherries .......cccocvvvcvvennnnnn. 19 APDPIES oie 16 Pineapples 13 Peaches .................. 10 Berries ........ooooveveeiioeel 9 High Triple--Lorraine Raines 657 High Single--Lorraine Raines 243 Prizes--Lorraine Raines 243, Beryl Bond 211 Over 200-- Lorraine Raines 243, 243. Grace Hastings 241 Teresa Hall 243 Wanda Durham 233, 202 Myrtle Blakely 223 Faye Dowson 219 Mae Blakely 219 Dorothy McLean 218 Mary Amell 201 © Emily Badour 201 Beryl Bond 211 Men's Thursday Night Bowling October 29th, 1959-- Standings-- Meteors... eveneneen Black Jacks Whiz Bangs .... Goofers LL ETT RTP PT PPP PORN Howard Motors ................. Juniors FOV OUWN If IT'S FUEL OIL YOU NEED ~=AT ITS BEST-~ JUST GIVE US A cA) 'LL DO THE REST | Ne POV Phone YUkon 5-2572 PORT PERRY ONTARIO VOW OOOO OVOP OOOOOOO® SRC BEEBE DOO BD On Ln Blow Kings High Triple-- Don Freeman--631 High Single-- B. Miller--248 High Triples-- Sarena Shoe 12 D. Freeman--631; R. Owen--621; B. Miller--243; Farmer--235; Port Perry Arena Schedule Thurs., NoV. 5th-- H, Edenborough--620; M. Rints--615; I. Boyd--601. High Singles-- ' B. Weeden--238; I' Boyd--288; J. Heayn--237; B. How- sam--237; A. Owen--231; Al. Cawker--230. Jack P.P. Figure Skating Club--4-6.30 G.M. Sales Department--7-8 Brooklin -- 8-9 G.M, Electrician's & Plumbers 9-10 Friday, Nov, 6th-- Public School Skating -- 3-5 Minor Hockey Pee Wees--6.30-7.30 Public Skating -- 8-10 Saturday, Nov. 7th-- House League -- 8-12 Minor Hockey -- 12-1 Bantam Hockey -- 1-2 Midget Hockey -- 2-3 Town & Country Club -- 3-6 Sunday, Nov, 8th-- North Plant Hockey League 1.30-7 Caesarea Hockey Club -- 7-8.30 P.P. Figure Skating Club 8.30-10.30 Mon., Nov, 9th-- Public School Skating -- 3-5 Minor Hockey -- 7-10.30 Tues., Nov, 10th-- P.P, Figure Skating Club -- 4-6.30 Eatons of Oshawa -- 7-8 Brooklin Practice -- 8-9 Uxbridge Club -- 9-10 Wed., Nov. 11th-- Minor Hockey -- 6.30-10.30 Hit Parade stars Wally Koster (top) and Joyce Hahn (centre) will alternate weekly with Jack Kane and Sylvia Murphy to present Music '60, CBC- T'V's biggest musical show this season. Wally and Joyce will concentrate on songs on The Hit Parade and Jack and Sylvia sound on The Jack Kane Hour. 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