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Sr S ESA 2 J - . $5 = EEN Eu hn ERR he Tn Ra I a AZ 6 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, October 5th, 1967 Bowling News LADIES MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Pisces 4 Taurus 14 Aries 17 Aquarius 15 Cancer 19 Gemini 4 Caprieorn 11 Scorpio 9 Libra 5 Virgo 7 Leo ] 10 Sagittarius 11 High Single-- 294--A. Scriver High Triple-- 738--A. Scriver Singles 200 and over-- 206 -- M. Smits; 294 -- A. Scriver; 249--F. Quan; 273-- P. Ellicott; 206--C. Watts; 274--A. Evans; 204--J. Stor- rey; 206--D. Phinney; 201-- J. Parker; 202--M. Raby; 286 --D. Warren. LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Sparrows oo... 16 Oriols 14 Ravens 14 Cardinals ve 12 Eagles wns 11 Parrots .................. 11 Robins 11 Bobolinks 10 Bluebirds .. ............. 10 Wrens ....................... 10 Seagulls ................. 4 Canarys ..................... 3 High Triple-- C. Wilson -- 692 High Single-- J. Chandler -- 310 Over 210 Singles-- J. Chandler--310; C. Wil- son--300; Marie Cook--275; B. Oke--262; E. Doyle--260, 220; B. Travis--259; N. St. John--258; L. Butson -- 254; D. Menzies--252; B. Collins-- 245; K. Harper--236, 227; H. Rowland--228; 1. Doupe--228, 223; Mabel Cook -- 221; A. Olsen--219; S. Devitt -- 215; D. Robichaud--213; C. May: nard--212; V. Rider--211; M. Healey--210. Over 600 Triples-- C. Wilson--692; J. Chand- ler--686; K. Harper--650; I. Doupe--649; M. St. John-- 648; E. Doyle--641; B. Oke-- 622; H. Rowland--606. MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Sept. 28, 1967 High Triple-- J. Hadley -- 777 High Triple with H.-- F. Hastings--1741 High Single-- J. Hadley -- 371 High Single with H.-- W. Stainton--313 Triples Over 625-- J. Hadley--777; J. Parker --T745; F. Phinney -- 725; F. Hastings--723; D. Durham-- 717; T. Thomas--711; D. Mec- Millan--709; R. Hope--®667; J. Stone -- 650; R. Willerton -- 647; B. Heard--646; W. Stain- ton--638; C. Watts--626; J. Owen--638; J. Lambert--650; "one of our citizens. Your Progressive Conservative government has achieved a remarkable record in the past four years: e New Farm Income Committee beds e 368,000 new jobs e 4,000 miles of new or rebuilt highways e Municipal tax relief Good government... the Robarts government... deserves ~~ Agriculture Research Institute e Crop Insurance at favorable rates e New Capital Farm Grants e OMSIP and 9,000 new hospital your support on October 17th. port the Robarts Government October YOUR DATE WITH PROGRESS Your date to keep Ontario progressive and prosperous Py with more people, more capital, more industry, more wages, more opportunity and a constantly improving life for every ___e Air and Water Pollution laws -- e 98 Provincial Parks for 10,000,000 visitors e 3,000 new schools or major additions e School grants increased 600% e $500,000 local industry development loans eo Confederation of Tomorrow Conference 17 ) es ', » ol X Set . ¥ vy FEES E RAS IN ---- CK BES ER TRG TAN Er iy wa \ EPSOM NEWS By Jean Jeffery Friday evening, Oct. 6th the Epsom Community Club will commence their fifteenth Port Perry U.C.W. Unit-seven met on a sum- mer-like évening at the home of Mrs. G. Burnett. A poem and story opened the devo- tional period read by Mrs. Gerrow and responded by members. : Hymn "16" was joyously sung, followed by a reading by Mrs. G. West of the Psalms and Luke 17: 11-19. Mrs. G. Lee led for the study book lesson "Why Past Christian Experience Con- cerns Us". A prayer closed this discussion time. Minutes of the last meeting were read and roll call with 13 members present was taken. Mrs. Burnett opened the business meeting by a poem, "There's a Mending to Do". With nursery & flowers for the Sundays in Oct. Turkey supper Oct. 4th, for which food will be prepared. Bazaar goodies to look after. Last minute aprons to make, the unit will have a busy month. But everyone was very will ing to work. Are the dessert recipes in? Unit 9 need more. 12 hospital calls and one home call were reported to Mrs. Gerrow. Mrs. Burnett has tickets for Turkey sup- per if you need them. Offering was collected and a birthday bank was suggest- ed to start in October. Mizpah benediction closed the delightful evening. Lunch and social time followed. year. Mr. Al Christie was the first president. Mr. Lloyd Brawn is the current Presi- dent. We are hoping to see all our old friends and many new ones on Friday evening so come and bring a friend and enjoy a pleasant even- ing with us. Mr. and Mrs. Fred West spent the week-end at their cottage at View Lake. Our deepest sympathy is felt for Mrs. Stewart and fa- mily in the loss of a dear husband and father Mr. Thomas Crandell Stewart who was laid to rest in Prince Albert Cemetery. This land was first cleared by Mr. Ste- wart's grandfather -who had a large grant of land in the Prince Albert area and was one of our first pioneers. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mar- ten of Bowmanville visited on Tuesday with his sister Mrs. A. D. Christie & Mr. Christie. Nearly all the Epsom la- dies enjoyed the hospitality of the Munro home on Sat. evening when Mr. and 'Mrs. Ray Munro entertained with a trousseau tea in honowr of their daughter Betty's forth- coming marriage. The Anniversary services at Utica were well attended on Sunday. Miss Darlene Christie of Toronto spent Sat. with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Christie and attended the funeral of her neighbour the late Thos. Stewart. On Sunday Darlene and her friend Deanna Doupe motored to Kincardine to spend the day with Deanna's parents. Did you ever try every five minutes for an hour-and-a- half to get a number and get only a busy signal? Well that's why there isn't more news. LET Cold Weather| COMFORT Everyone wants to be com- fortable in Cold Weather. US SUPPLY YOUR HEATING OIL needs. We Offer TOP QUALITY Fuels, with Automatic Delivery and FREE BURNER SERVICE. A Phone Call for OIL will bring our Truck to your door promptly. 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