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IA BOWLING LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Buicks .ovooiieriineninnnns 17 Ramblers ........cuvees 16 Mercury ...ivecovieninns 12:2 Monarchs .......cann 12 Lincolns Dodges ....cvevrivurrnennne Pontiacs ...... Oldsmobiles Chevrolets TPIS 9 Plymouths .....cuweee T Ambassadors ......... 6 Fords ...cvviigirenies 2 Simgles 210 and Over-- M. St. John--260, 213, 212; C. Wilson--269; J. Goode--258; B. Collins--268; J. Hamilton--246; 1 --215; M. Geer--214. 3 . NS 3 soo a v Ph 4 ' Ao ! SRA BS TA TEL. HANRNANAY 6 Salmow oT 2 RES UL TS Muskies .........coceveenenn 2 Suckers .....connininin 2 R. Moore--246; A, Spears--231; | Mudeats o.oo, 2 Bass nian 0 S. Devitt -- 228, 212; I. Doupe | --226; J, Hull--222; M. Cook-- 221; A. Snooks--219; D, Taylor Triples 600 and Over-- M. St. John--685; B. Collins --649; R. Moore--642; C. Wil- son--625; E. Doyle--605. - LADIES MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Smelts SEAGRAVE NEWS (Continued) Millan retired as supt. while Neil Wanamaker stepped up to that position and Jim Fishley and Ken Sturman became 1st and 2nd assistants. Lawrence Nicholls was selected by the meeting for 4th member. Sec- retaries are Maureen Tobin and Jack Short, while Mrs. Nicholls will act as general secretary as well as treasurer for '66. The pianist is Sylvia Wanamaker and Nursery Dept. supt. Mrs, Dowson, Teachers remain the same except that Sharon Mona- han replaces Neil Wanamaker as part-time teacher of the in- termediates. At the church service of Dec. 26, the Sacrament of Baptism was administered to Robert Ti- mothy, small son of Mr. & Mrs. Herb. Payne and Angela Marie, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Joe Stone. On Jan. 2, the Sacra- ment of the Lord's Supper was observed. After service the youngsters received membership cards for the Young Worship- pers' League, Mrs, Chas, Short and Mrs, Ken Short sang a Christmas duet at S. S. on Dec. 26 but there were few on hand to hear it. On Jan. 2 attendance had returned to a normal 78. First '66 contribution for the birthday box came from little Brian Barr age 3. And was he thrilled! The church canvassers will be calling one of these days so be ready for them. Annual church meeting will be Jan. 14th at 8 pm, High Single-- M. L. Dowson--268 High Triple-- J. Storrey--635 Singles Over 200-- M. L. Dowson--268; B. Tenny- son--258; J. Emmerson--234; J. Storrey--233, 230; Mary Sweet- man--228, 203; I. Doupe--225; L. Anderson--225; B. Oke--223; B. Bonnel--221, 203; M, Jeffrey --220; M. Rodd--220; G, Hast- ings--216; E, Vernon--216; C, Watts--212, 200; I. Dowson-- 210; Margaret Sweetman--210;] D. Howsam--209; A. Mulder-- 209, 208; D. Phinney--208; A. Seriver--208; V. Fawns -- 207; E. Hutchinson--206; R. Saund- ers--204, 201; J. Chandler--203; M. Podres--201, MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE 2ND SCHEDULE Hope's L.GA. convenes 7 Bars oo cinnumnmmmssmie Black Jacks .eienrenriennnnnnns ADey Cols wonvnmmmmsins Causeway Kids ............... Middleton's Meats Archer's Pontiacs Don's Raiders ........cceeenene Carnegie ......ceriiiieenenns Eden's Lucky Strikes ...... 2 Legionaires .....c.ceveiiinees 0 Dowson's R, & W. ............ 0 High Single Without Hand, -- 320--B. Heard High Single With Hand.-- 331--B, Heard High Triple Without Hand.-- 837--K, Ashton PORT PERRY STAR, Thurs., Jan. 6th, 1966 -- 7 810--B. Heard High Singles 225 & Over-- B. Heard--320, 240; K. Ash- ton--314, 297, 226; J. Owen-- 303; R. Willerton--302; B. Mec- Neil--301; G. Dowson--273; G. Carnegie -- 2569; F. Hastings-- 269; G. Samells--254; M. Lyle --2560; W. Anton--248; D, Butt --247; T. Thomas--235; J. Hea- ly--=233; J. Dowson -- 231; C. Watts--226; D. McMillan--226. Triples 600 & Over-- K. Ashton -- 837; B. Heard-- 7177; R. Willerton--682; J. Owen --648; T. Thomas--644; F. Has- tings--633; J. Dowson--630; B. McNeil -- 613; C. Watts--612; W. Anton--608, ~~ AT REST COOMBE, Charles Edwin-- Suddenly at the Scarborough General Hospital on Friday, December 24, 1965, Charles BE, Coombe (of 71 Porchester Drive Toronto) formerly of Port Perry). Beloved husband of the late Olive K. Crawford, dear fa- ther of Alvin of Toronto, in his 84th year. Service was from the W. C. Town Funeral Chapel, ~ Whitby on Tuesday, December 29th. Interment Groveside Ce- metery Brooklin. Minister the Rev. S. Armstrong, BENEFIT NIGHT AT THE PORT PERRY LEGION HALL Saturday, January 15th 8:30 P.M. | FOR BRANCH 606, BAY RIDGES, Ontario. BY Music by "THE ISLANDERS" Refreshments EVERYONE High Triple With Hand.-- NO RMISSION ENTERTAINMENT BY "The Travellers" ADMISSION $3.00 Per Couple. WELCOME ! I Starting January 1st all farm employees join 2,000,000 other Ontario workers with complete protection under Workmen's Compensation With the co-operation of farm em-. ployers throughout the Province, the Ontario Workmen's Compensation Board is now able to provide full compensation protection starting January 1st. Protected how? With benefits up to $86.54 a week if an employee is disabled for more than two calendar days by an on-the-job accident or related disease happening on or after January 1st. What about permanent disa- bility? He's covered. Bentfits in- clude all medical expenses and pen- sions for permanent disability. Howabout the worker's family ? In death cases there are allowances for funeral expenses and pensions for widows and children. Is this the same Workmen's Compensation that 2,000,000 men and women in other lines of work have protecting them? Exactly the same. What about the. Farmer? He and his wife also can be covered by Workmen's Compensation, by making a special application to the Workmen's Compensation Board. And his Family ? If they work on the same farm and get a stated wage, they are automatically covered, as is the Farm Employee. Is there a charge to the Farm Employee for this ? No. Farm em- ployers provide this protection through assessments based on their 1966 payroll, payable in August. For full information, explanatory booklets and forms for reporting accidents, write or telephone: The Workmen's Compensation Board, Ontario 90 Harbour Street, Toronto 1, (362-3411) District Offices: Kitchener (576-4130) Port Arthur (DI5-6509) North Bay (472-5200) Ottawa (729-3143) Windsor (256-5464) -- wT ES RRS coma ME MAO oo . Bi <a tn Ses om we a nt a AC =