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Ladies Monday Bowling League Standings-- Gum Drops--27 Candy Canes--23 Black Balls--26 Caramels-*21 Bon Bons--26 Jelly Beans--16 Peppermints--24 Lauras--14 All Sorts--23 Jennys-- 9 - Qver 200 | Elma Vernon (All Sort)--240 - Hilda Lamont (Gum Drop)--235* Camille Crozier (Gum Drop)--233 Jean Rodd (Peppermint)-2222 Janette Hutchinson (Caramel)--212 Grace Hunter (Gum Drop)--209 High Triple-- Elma Vernon (All Sort)--590. Ladies Wed. Night Sowling League March 21st, 1956-- Team Pts. tak. Tot. pts. Mustangs .......ceepnnn 1: 28 Hurricanes ........ceeui... 2 21 Helicopters ............. aeni0 17 Spitfires ....cu siren] 16 Mosquitoes .......uiie 2 16 Flyers iain Be « 1bg4 Kitty Haw, il 14 Bombers 7%. 0 12 Lancasters . "2 - 11 Sunderlands.. ti} 7: Jets .... Merizivine Wb 7 North Stars Sens 2 4 High Triple-- Marg, "Rodman--639. "DIFFERENT job--you'll want to _ different; If you are finishing school this year and looking for interesting work--or if you are seeking a new, discuss with us" the possibility of becoming one of our SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES. This is a job of meeting people by telephone, handling their tele- phone requests, discussing their needs for service. Each call is each day offers new chatlenge and variety. The job offers good pay with regular increases--an oppditunity to- advance -- five-day week inexpensive cafeterin and comfort- able lounge, Why not drop in and talk it over . with us--any day (except Saturday and Sunday) between 8.30 a.m. and 5.00 pim. at: 15 VICTORIA STREET, or by appointment RAndolph 5-7651 (call collect) THE BELL TELEPHONE | COMPANY of CANADA High Singles-- Doreen Hope -- 278; Joy Ballard -- 245; Marg. Rodman--244, 236; Jesste Deremo -- 237; Elaine Bailey -- 231; Beth Oke--220; Marion Healey--219; Aileen Olson---219; Myrtle Prentice-- 217; Ruby Christie--212; Effie Luke ~-218; Marion McMaster--210; Mary Sweetman--207; Miriam Price=-200. Men's Bowling Teams 3 Pts. Total Whiz Bangs ....ccuvunt 2 60 DeLuxe ..........ccivievennns bh . 53 Lucky Strike wold 52 Culligan ..... wd) a) | Black Jacks wl 418 Dodgers .... and 45 Carnegie ..... oy 43 Fitzjohn .. J 31 Carps .... 0 37 Miudeats? ......cov rene TONER 36 'Blow. Kings .....coevevene 2 3b Stars din, 2 35 Logon wm neins 0 -- 29 Bedeans onion 0 29 High Singles-- H. Carnegie 282; R. Hutchinson 250; J. Read 239; J. Ballard 231, High Triples-- I. Edenborough 643; C. Poyiert 615; G. Goode 610; B, Simpson 606; E. Hall G06, Ashburn There was a good attendance at the Sunday School and church services held at Burn's Church on Sunday, Mar. 25, at 10 and 11 a.m, Dr. B. D. Armstrong had charge of the Church serie during which Mrs, Wm, Hopkins sang a solo "Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus". © The Ladies' Guild and Bible Class held very successful pot luck supper and entertainment in the basement of the church, Following the delicious supper the president of the Bible Class, Mrs, fred Daw,- welcomed everyone and Mr, Walter Kerr led in some community singing. This was followed by a solo by Mrs. Ken. Holliday "Christopher Robin is Saying His Prayers", and as Ispeed and many happy years together [fH SSN Noy aE # £ 3 Ea i pe Cross". Hugh Knight also favoured with two solos "Galway Bay", and "Have Faith in God", Mr, Walter Kerr then invited Mr. and Mrs, Fred Stephen to come to the front, Mrs, Wes, Routley pinned a beautiful corsage of carnations on Mrs. Stephen and the following address was read by Mr. Kerr: Dear Mr, and Mrs. Stephen: We all recognize the fact that "Time Marches On", and changes take place and this community has been ng exception, We yout friends and neighbours feel very sorry: that this change has.in- cluded you, You hhve lived practically: all your married life in this district, and all will agree, that you both, and your two daughters, Glenys and Fern, have! gained the respect and lave of all. You have gained this, because you and yours, have at all times been very willing to do, whenever and whatever, was in your power to make this com- munity a better place in which to live. You both 'have been members of Burn's Church, Ashbuin, all the time you have lived here and your daugh- ters as soon as they were old enough to know the responsibility that goes with being a church member, You, Mr. Stephen, have been a member of the board of managers and elders of this church and a great help in our choir for many, many years, As you leave us to go to another place of residence, we all wish you God brances and said he would always cher- ish fond memories of Ashburn and particularly Burn's Church, Mr, and Mrs. Borland, of Markham, were then introduced by Mrs. William Hopkins. Mr, and Mrs. Borland were married last summer and toured the British Isles on their honeymogn. They showed beautifully coloured slides of] the many places which they particularly in Ireland. visited, At the conclusion of Mr, and Mrs. Borland's talk, Mrs, Hopkins extended to them a vote of thanks and also to ) Mrs, Holliday and Hugh Knight for|s 8 their musical contributions to the pro-|3 POTTED PLANTS FOR EASTER pA] i gram, - ; "Mr. and Mrs. F og hen. | Bi y Lh Mr. and" Mrs. Fred Stephen. have re I ; EH moved to their new home in Brooklin. |§ SEE OL R LOVELY DISPLAY OF I, 1. TES 4 ki Mr, and' Mrs, McVay have moved to |$ and OTHER EASTER FLOWERS 4 the farm formerly occupied by Mr. and po Mrs, Stephen. We welcome Mr, and [$8 : Mrs. McVay to our community, Ri DOWSON' S FOOD MARKET 5 4 The deepest sympathy of the com- 8 4 i munity is extended to the family of i Ph 91 P t P 3 the late Mrs. Robt. Parrott who passed || " one or erry i away quite suddenly at the home of 8 N her daughter Mrs, Burnett Jamiesson, Balsam, on Saturday evening, March in your new abode in Brooklin, As a slight token of remembrance and we sincerely hope you will always remember us, we wish you to accept these gifts from your many friends here at Ashburn, Signed, Your Friends at Ashburn, Mr. 'Alfred Fisher and Mr. Edgar Heron then presented Mr. and Mrs. Stephen on behalf of their many Ash- burn friends with a beautiful lamp and step table, Florence Doble Also presented them with two cups "and saucers for their danghters, Glénys and Fern who were unable to be pre- sent, Mr. Stephen, although very much surprised and deeply touched made a very fitting reply -and thanked his an encore she sang "The Old Rugged many friends for their kind remem- THE HYDRO "The smith a mighty man is he, with large and sinewy "" ie PREY 0 Kilowatt-howne »" hands . . . applications will be ago. And who can say what future YEARS OF PROGRESS" FAMILY That's how Longfellow saw him, and how he was regarded by his community. Today, he doesn' have to be a physical giant, for the' smith has a new kind of muscle. We can't describe it, for it's invisible. A unit we know as a "kilowatt- hour", muscle-power without an equal. Today, the roar of the bellows and vibrant ring of the anvil are replaced by the hum of motors and the dull thud of the forgimg ham: mer. Electricity. accomplishing tasks thought impossibie 20 years ASSURCS YOUR © Would you venture to estiniate how much electricity will be used to power machinery in, say, 1975? Ontario Ilydro endeavours to do hat every da futive . y.. requirements, Tomorrow's living as well as today's will measured in kilowatt-hours, the aim of Hydro to provide an adeqnate supply of electricity . . . so vital to Ontario's farms, homes more and industries. ELECTRICAL Pe) 9= F t » developed? . look into the . anticipate electric and more be $* Tt is FUTURE In -- THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 20th, 1966-5 Nelson Ashton who celebrated their B6th wedding anniversary on Sunday, March 25th. Several from this community tended the bazaar sponsored by Kinoven Rebekah lodge, Saturday, March 24th, at- the Brooklin--on Mr. Henry Doble spent a couple of days last week with his brother in Sunderland, 4 Ten members of our W.M.S. attend- ed the Easter Thank Offering service of Chalmers Presbyterian Church at . Uxbridge on Tuesday evening, March 20th. Mrs. Fred Daw, Jimmie, Brian and Stephen spent last Wednesday in To- vonto. with "Mr. "and Mes, Downing. - Brian. remained "for a few days with "his grandparents, i sae L LULL CLEETT TTL TTEETEEPEPEERIERR \t Ee -- 17th. 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