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Santa Claus arrives in Thursday Night Bowling League Team Standings as of 11-23-61-- Black Jacks ......cveviininnnns 44 Blow Kings ............. wits 39 Head Pins .ooovveverieiereriiinn 37 Blars-onnsinimungnn 36 Carnegie ... 36 Bill's Ref. .... «29 Meteors .... . 29 GOOLRTE suv risiivnmnumsiessinnis 29 Whiz. Bangs ccm 21 } Legionaires .... Archers .... DeLuxe Triples Over 600 for Night-- J. Bower--672; B. Miller--0671; L. Burnett -- 670; R. Owen -- 658; G. Goode -- 640; R, Howsam -- 633; B. Graham, Sr.--629; C. Lown--627; G. Menzies -- 626; G. Thomas -- 620; J. Ballard--619; D. Enge--617; B. Cor- nish--616; I. Boyd--6156; C. Watts-- 607; D. Wallace--606; J. Hadley--604. Highs for First Section-- High Triple Scratch-- A. Cawker--838. High Triple W/HDCP-- J. Dowson--848. High Single Scratch-- G. Goode--368. High Single W/HDCP-- J. Heayn--349. Monday Night Bowling League Nov. 27th Team Standing-- Reds 7--47 Whites 5--28 Golds -7--46 - 'Browns 2--26 Greys 0--38 Orange 2--26 "Purples 6--38 Pinks 2--26 - Blacks 2--356 Yellows 0--21 Blues 5--34 Greens 6--15 '| chinson T. Hall--668. High Single-- E. Vernon---286. Triples over 600-- T. Hall----668; Kay Young--660; I. Raines--6156. > Singles Over 200-- E. Vernon--286; T. Hall--276, 217; A. Chapman--257; H. Bathie--240; G. Hastings--236, 210; K. Young--232, 223, 205; I. Raines----230, 215; J. Le- roux--226; V. Cawker--221; E. Hut- 219; I. Davey -- 219; M. Sweetman---218; D. Healey--217; H. Brooks -- 215; F. Mahaffy -- 208; M. Foster--208; M. Smitts---207; B. Bond 206, 203; V. Fawns--204, Wednesday Night Bowling League Team Standings at end of First Section, Nov, 22-- Teams Pts. T. I, Pts. Bombers ....occeeveenn 0 , bd Hurricanes eee. 2 47 Jets iv. itis T 47 Flyers ... . b 46 Helicopters .......0....... 1 46 North Stars cee: 2 42 Mustangs cnn. 3 34 Lancasters ....... . 4 33 Mosquitoes ............... 5 32 Sunderlands ............. 0 20 Kittyhawks .....ccccoeeien. 4 29 Spitfires... 3 23 Over 210-- E. Bailey -- 299, 233; K. Harper-- 273, 226, 210; B. Collins--263, 225; R. Short--244; M. Luke--236; A. Wake- for--234; G. Hastings--233, 221; C. Tanton -- 223, 220; M. Baird -- 228, 216; M. St. John--223; J. McLaughlin --221; M, Cook--211; G. Tassel--210; C. Hewitt--210. Over 600-- K. Harper--708; E. Bailey--G674; B. } High Triple-- Collins -- 652; C. Tanton -- 637; M. ol ALL TAD ery 3 Fi] 5 " ? ' l Baird 612, High Single-- Elaine Bailey- 299. High Triple--- Kacey Harper -708, Elections to Take Place CARTWRIGHT TWP. Reeve--Albert Gibson and Lawrence Malcolm. Deputy Reeve --Merrill Van Camp (neclamation) Councillors (3) -- John Hamilton, Bill Ferguson, Gordon Gettins, and Ernest Swain. School Area Board -- Mrs. Harold McLaughlin (accl.) There will be an election on Dec. 4, WHITBY TOWNSHIP Reeve--Heber Down (accel) Deputy-Reeve--Mrs. M. Lovelock and John Goodwin, Councillors (3) -- John Dryden, IF'rank Thompson, Don Roberts, Sid- ney Lockyear. School Area 1 Board (2) -- William Manning, ITugh Ormiston and Mrs. W. MacKenzie. : There will be an election on Dec. 9. UXBRIDGE : . [RES (a StL Sy Mayor---Fred C. Kelland and Stanley Beach Reeve--John A. Ball (acel.) Deputy-Reeve--Wilfrid Gould (Acclamation) W. E. Bradbury and Howard Young. Public School Board -- Lorne And- rews, Clarence Johnston and Gordon MacKellar. All by acclamation. PUC--John Low (accl.) There will be an election on. Dee. Prince Albert, Ontario PRICES EFFECTIVE" THIS WEEK-END, WED. - SAT. NOV. 29 - DEC. 2 | | | | | LIBBY'S BURNS EHEAN STYLE 13 02. 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Thomson, who already has a huge stake in the British publishing field, purchased bh per cent of Hlustrated Newspapers a group which owns such magazines as The Tatler, The Sphere and The Hiustrated London News. "This is really the nucleus of the magazine group which we plan" My Thomson said. The purchase price wis diately known. the stock of not imme JAE G00D DRINEW . Fallout was a deadly hazard long before the first nuclem tested . . . car "fallout" that is. collision the risk of death or serious injury is five times greater for any occupant who is thrown out of the ve- vehicle, says the Ontario Safety Lea- gue. Almost complete protection from bomb wins In a Councillors (6) -- Charles Stewart, | cay fallout is obtainable for $12 or so Mrs. Nellie Kydd, B. J. Simpson, A. G.| _j, the form of a seat belt. Tipper, Stewart Ball, Estelle Willis, | sal use of seat belts would save hun- Fred W. 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