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bELUXE MOD) L.: - FULLY. AUTOMATIC 7 HEAT SWITCHES : OVEN DOOR WINDOW APPLIANCE OUTLET 1 "LIGHT Reg. $364.95. ~ BALE PRICE $289. 5 g i and your old range : at ILLES JACKSON Ss PORT PERRY Ph. 38W Ladies' Monday | ~ Night League Elks "21 X 'Wolves ; 19 Bears i... wa © 9 Skunks , TORCH AC HERR Toy 8 Squirrels 7 Foxes... kL RH] Beavers 7 * Racoons ........ oni sietrids 5 i Elephants : 8 = Lions 2 High Singles-- Elsie Pogue 249, Joan Lane 247. | High Triple--Ann. Paleonat 5 68 |. Iver : Elsie Pogue 249, Yoan Yai 249, Ann Falconer 225, Olive Harrison 216, Florence Davey 210, Elma Vernon, 207, Ann Dowson 207, Bernice Dowson 205, Mary Amell 202, Emily Bedour 200, Wanda Durham 200. Men's S Thursday Night League Meteots FE Black Jacks ininiiiininn 'Whiz Bang... as Archer re MIdEOWN 11uvicisiinisensesnsrensssmassens . Howard ~ Goofers Carnegie .. JUNIOTS siiiniiniiinniimiiiinnesnsinnoniss . Legionaires FORT IR TEI oy Deluxe ; ! Stars Lie A High Singles-- Harrison 201, Butt 288, Freeman 318. - High Triples-- Menzie 718, Owen 678, Cawker 671 Lemons-- Weeden 90, Madiston 92, DeShane 96 IT RR LLL LTT] '14 14 14 9 1 1 1 b b 2 0 0 Night Bowling JANUARY 15 Flyers .... 26 Sunderlands 26 Bombers ........ 26 Mustangs ......, 24 Spitfires : or 21 Hurricanes oui vee + 19 Jets 19 Helicopters 8 Lancasters 12 Mosquitoes 12 -Kittyhawks 8 North Stars ....eeien rie 1 Over 200 Singles [Prospect Mrs. Mosienko was hdbtess to Pros- Louise Carnegie 280, 228; Myrtle Pren 208, Marie Healey 266, Bert Merle. t, Jolin, 245; 236, Josie Hamil. ton 285, "Mabel Cook 234, Shirley Chilton 238, 213, Marion Healeyg228, Dorothy Jardine 227, Helen Heard 222, Amy Miller 218, 310, Ruby Wil- liams 217, Jeanne Goode 217, Cathy Hewitt 218, Jean . Armstrong 210, Mary Enge 209, 2015 Jessie MeArthur 201, Over 600 Triples-- Louise Carnegie 649, Merle St. Jokn 639, Shirley Chilton 617, Myrtle Prentice 609. : Prizes. were won for "blows by-- Audrey: MeRell ad V1 and Vivian Lince, pect W.A, for their Jan, meeting on evening of the 16th. Marion Web- ster led in the worship service, which' opened. with the motto and hymn 358, Rev. Braham offered prayer. The scripture lesson from Matt. 2, vs. 1- 12, was read by Mrs, Durham. The theme for this year's topic is "The Abundant Life", Marion Webster in- troduced. the first topie, "Another Way", Janet Vernon 'and Tot Holt- by sang a duet,.accompanied by Roxie Webster on -the: piano, Hymn 354 "| concluded the devotional period. Ladies Wolnosday Mrs. Harold Holtby welcomed the visitors 'from Shirley and conducted the business session. 'Willa Holtby read the Roll Call for fiftten mem- bers (eleven were present), and the | minutes of the December and January Executive meetiags. Roxie Webster gave the treasurer's .report for Miss Spencer. The Receipts for 1967 were $982 and there :is a substantial bal- ance on Jan, 1st, 1958. Ten Dollars was voted to the Sick Children's' Hos- pital, Toronto. - It was decided to hold the bazaar the last week in May. A bowling party is being planned for this month. = Holiday 'Dime Cards were distributed for one project, Mar- garet Holtby read.the following poem . "What is the Coming Year? Itis a £0 by which we reach new fields Of service for our God and fellow man, A door by which we can explore Wide spheres of 'usefulness our world to bless ° And reap the sheaves God's Word of witness ylelds." The meeting closed with the Theme Song and Prayer, Mrs, Durham con- ducted a word contest won by Mrs. Ivan Moore, and Mrs, Durham in serving refresh- ments. During the friendly social hour; Mr, Mosienko greeted the ladies. § Neighhourly News' | Broadcaster Arthur Phelps Arthur Phelps, nated broadcaster and literary critic is the new voice of "Neighbourly News", broadcast each Sunday on the CBC Trans-Canada network at 10 a.m, EST. Mr. Phelps is replacing Don Fair- bairn who has withdrawn from the program for. health reasons. The radio career of Mr, Phelps dates back to 1936.when he did a series of talks for the CBC in Winni- peg. On "Neighbourly News" he will broadcast-the human interest part of the news from Ontario and Quebec communities. gleaned from the weekly newspapers. The son of a' Methodist minister, Mr. Fhelps was born in Columbus, Ont., and was educated at Lindsay Collegiate and the University of Ta- ronto, graduating in 1918. Following post-graduate work he entered the ministry. He resigned to accepted a post as assistant professor of English at Cornell College in Iowa in the fall of 1920. A year later Mr. Phelps moved to United College at the University of Manitoba in Winni- peg, serving as head of the English department for 23 years. When the CBC International Service : . / y & T° Come snow and slush . . ; Why walt for springtime fo come when now's the smart time fo go' i 2 Dodge! Why put up with an UNdependable old car when you can Y we wheelthrough winter withacompletely new, FUN-dependable Dodge/ iE . +" Come see how Dodge "68 Torsion-AIRE Suspension seems to 5 '"/ flatten frozen ruts and .ridges smooth as a skat = Dodge Total-Contact brakes bring you safer stop-control. new Dodge V-8 spirit that powers Jou throu . and trouble-free, mechani ush-button Torque- -Flite automatic transmission that always g rink . : Re yoyr driving pleasure, never lets you down. * Get a real winter buy on a beautifully _ '68 Dodge, and _ ~ you'll be way Rhead all year long! 3 49 PHONE 388 a pens , With Clima usted Frontto rear, R ot Soot Suburban. J ope roves . how nt4. door had, Mayfair 2- toot hard 3 of 21 beautiful 'Dodge models for' Bl - was established in 1945, Mr. Phelps was appointed supervisor of programs for the United Kingdom and the Com- | monwealth. He was named super visor of the International Service in 1947 but resigned a short time later to THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28rd, 10688 McGill University in Montreal. He retired from McGill in 19563 but continues to lectyre. He-is a special lecturer in English-at the University of Toronto and has also lectured at Vancouver and at Queen's University at Kingston, The program Neighbourly News' is one of the oldest on Canadian radio --it has been broadcast continuously for 19 years with Reid Forsee as the e, The hostess was assist-| {ed by Marion Webster, Willa Holtby lecture in the English department at | the University of British Columbia in producer, a job he will continue to do. 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