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Ladies Wednesday Night Bowling Wednesday, October 24, 1962-- North Stars ...iicnine 36 | Flyers .....coourrrunn, Spitfires _ Hurricanes .........coovv.nnn, 32 ! Sunderlands ....................... 32 Bombers 1 Kittyhawks OLR niin Helicopters .. Mustangs ......cccecovvvvrennnn, Lancasters ..........cc....o.ov.... 18 Mosquitoes .........ceevn.n... 12 High Single-- M. Doupe -- 294 High Triple-- R. Short -- 666 Scores Over 210-- R. Williams--241; J, Hull--254; E. Summers--228; M. MacGregor--249, 210; N. Howsam--229, J. McDermott --216; I. Doupe--254; B. Collins--227, 2566; R. Short--274; M. St. John-- 212; R. Cooper--212, 282; D. Menzies --228; J. Ballard--238; M. Doupe-- 294; B. Oke--220; W. McLaughlin-- 210; R. Willoughby--251; D. Venning --276; M. Enge--222, 214; K. Harper --286; A. Snooks--213. NOTE CHANGE OF HOURS 9.00 to 11.00 p.m. Mixed Doubles ~ Friday Eveni PRIZES EVERY W High Singles: R36, REAL 1.03 FA ry a Las yt T PERRY STAR, THURS., NOVEMBER 1st, 19625 LS a" . " ae - oi a LA + =n be 1584 en Sige Ao . JEAN 0 ; 3 AY rd Fis : A iia # g . Fo? > WER DORAA RSS RIAN IG aH FAR De A 2 Eh ste ABFA & THE POR F h C Prod or inig fers ream s'roaucers | Men's Thursday Bowling Hold Annual . h L or aipes McKerih . c Night League Brown and Bac Team Standings: Meetin Mis. Jeffs to Brookli Spitfires coon, 22 g Team Standing-- Oshawa Presbyterial BREZBYAS .cooiviiiiriimisiiresssinn 22 " . n Archers ...ocooeeiiiiiiiin . 26 Thursda | ) I'he annual meeting of the Ontario urzday., Rd wn A " County Cream Producers' Association luxe o Mis. L. Beacock Aces EE taunt 14 was held in the Department of Agri- Bars Kings S.S. class of twelve Cream PUES oor 6 culture Office, Uxbridge, on Wednes- Carnegie ....... lowe'en party on Sat J. Nottingham--268, G. Carnegie-- 263, 246, H. Davey--253. C. Hastings --262, D. Menzies--246. G, Taylor--- High Triples: G. Carnegie--1721, Lemons: H. Morris--69, 96. K. Skerratt--82. P. H. Deshane--96. L. Sturman--174. Sweetman--94. Ladies Monday Night Bowling | October 29th Team Standing-- Carrots ........icees 22--2--24 Peas coveiniveninnnn 20--3--23 Beets umn 16--5--21 Cabbages ... . 13--7--20 | Beans .......ccoveviinenne 15--4--19 Potatoes 14--5--19 ! Turnips 12--7--19 | Radishes ................ 16--2---18 Peppers .................. 17--0--17 Parsnips ..... . 6--T7--13 Cucumbers 11--0--11 ONIONS uiperimpiiiiie 6--0-- 6 High Triple-- Elsie Pogue--660 High Single-- Elsie Pogue--262 Singles 200 or Over-- E. Pogue--252, 244; K. Hall--232, 204; E, Shaw--230, 204; J. Cooke-- 227; F. Davey--223, 209; F. Dowson --219; R. Underhay--219; J. Hadley-- 217; W. Durham -- 215; M. Amell-- 216, 208; E. Dickinson--204; J. Goode --203; A. Edgar--201, 201; B. Bond-- 200; J. Emmerson--200. Triples Over 600-- E. Pogue--660; M. Amell--614; F. Davey--601. Comedian-singer Gordie Tapp has a | busy season ahead. He's back for an- {other year on the Friday night TV show, Country Hoedown and will be heard twice a week, Tuesdays and Thursdays, on the CBC Radio network program What's On Tapp. Jom vhee0ad - clothes Electrically| yow oboctrie clothes dryer Saves Work! YORK PEANUT BUTTER ILE MARENE | HEINZ FANCY Tomato Juice 2-27¢ At Your CARLOAD FOOD MARKET Prince Albert . Prices Effective WED. - SAT. OCT. 31 - NOV. 3 20 oz. Tins day, October 24th, at 8:30 p.m. Mr. W. J. Wood, District Director on the Cream Producers' Marketing Board, addressed the meeting. He out- lined some of the work that the Cream Producers' Marketing Board carried out during the year. He stated that much of the surplus butter that was going into storage was not because of butter produced from farm separ ated cream, but from the overflow of whole milk from fluid and man- ufactured milk producers. He also said that the cream producers had co- operated with the other dairy groups in an effort to bring about an overall milk marketing plan. Agreement on a plan has not been possible to date, and he predicted that no vote on an overall milk marketing plan would take place this year. The election of officers and direc- tors resulted as follows -- : President--Gordon Rynard, Zephyr, #1 Vice-President --C. DeJonge, Brook- lin, #1 Secretary-Treasurer--H. L. Fair, Uxbridge Voting Delegates-- Gordon Rynard C. DeJonge Directors for 1963 Rama--Gordon McArthur, Washago Mara--John B, Warren, Brechin, #1 Thorah--Leonard Davis, Beaverton, #2 Brock--Les Faux, Blackwater Reach--Lionel Drew, Port Perry, #1 Scott--Stewart Annand, Uxbridge, #2 - Uxbridge--Gordon Yen, Uxbridge, #1 Pickering --Lloyd Wilson, Ashburn, #1 Whitby--William Parrinder, Ash- burn #1 East Whitby -- William Mountjoy, Oshawa, #2 Scugog-- Everett Prentice, Port Perry #3 Director to Ontaro County Federation of Agriculture -- William Parrinder, Ashburn, #1. New T.V. Tower At Peterhoro -boro-skyline--is now-in-locationf---- The new structural steel tower re- 16 oz. Ice Box Jar Snow Flake SHORTENING QUAKER MUFFETS ................ 2-3¢ 9 oz. Pkgs. 2c. OFF 2 rolls 25° LIPTONS CHICKEN NOODLE S0UP MIX ............... 3.3 Pkgs. JOHNSONS BEAUTIFLOR WAX . .... 63' Ivory LIQUID Detergent 15¢, OFF -- 32 oz. $1.03 COFFEE ..... LIQUID Poly JAVEX BLEACH . | 5 CHEERY MORN fi--1b Pkg. * ss 9 ei | 12¢. OFF Gt. Pkg. BREEZE - 79c. FOOD PARCELS PHONE 985-2492 Daily 8.30 to 9 p.m. FREE DELIVERY DON'T CARRY HEAVY STORE HOURS Tuesday 8.30 to 1.00 pm. PLENTY of PARKING SPACE FRESH GRADE 'A' CHICKENS 2-3 1b Average Weight BERIT By FRESH LEAN SPARERIBS ........... 5 1) BURNS RINDLESS SIDE BACON .......... T¥ Ih Pkg. MAPLE LEAF COOKED HAM Sliced 6 oz. Vac Pak Ag MAPLE LEAF WIENERS . SLOTS Ib Pkg. PE oY 5 hai FTES aa San RY Aldea PEER places the 400 foot tubular type which transmitted CHANNEL 12 programs since March of 1956. With the new tower going officially 'into operation last Thursday (October 25th) after a | period of extensive tests, the effective radiatng power of 102,00 watts video , was increased to 139,000 watts and audio output was increased from 65, ,000 watts to 88,400 watts. Station Manager Wally Rewegan stated, "CHEX TV is very pleased to be able to extend CHANNEL 12 cover- age into many communities which we were unable to serve adequately in the past. Through our affiliation with the CBC Network and with our own array of new programs for the '62-'63 season, | we will be able to provide not only | light entertainment but programs of | 'an educational and cultural nature to areas which previously could not be reached satisfactorily, We anticipate | that 269, more homes will now. view CHANNEL 12 for the first time." CHEX TV Chief Engineer Bert Crump, who toured the proposed new coverage area the week-end of October | 21st and 22nd while the new tower was in operation for testing purposes, reports that good signals are now reaching Bancroft, Tweed, Sutton, Minden, Uptergrove and Belleville. While the tower was being tested prior to the official opening, letters, and phone calls were received from as far away as Toronto, Oshawa, and Orillia stating that a good signal was being received. LIVE BET TER Electrically .... with an..ELECTRIC WATER | HEATER ll uve #eTTIA | orp en =o", 2 ---------- go WERE SEE CHEX TV's new 800 foot trans-| i mission tower--dominating the Peter- Black Jacks Neil Devitt, Oshawa FM, Thomas--335 | and Mrs. J. Rodc I. Hastings, G. High Triple-- I. Hastings---761 Singles Over 225 FF. Hastings--335; 226; R. Trudell---227; I. D. Lowcock--230; A. Menzies B. Gibson----236; G. McDermott--231; G. Thomas--257; J. Ballard--244; R. Willetron--297; B. Graham Jr.--306; B. Graham Sr.--280; F. Olsen---263. J. Dowson--235, Boyd---248; - 242; -- | 2. Every gallon » i 3 Prince Albert 1). ... Our minister Rev. E. S. Linstead 5. occupied the pulpit as usual on Sun- day. Mr. Linstead preached in a new church in a former charge at Paisley ! two weeks ago. Offering was col: lected by Messrs. FF. Gibson and R. Hope. WHEN\L At Sunday School Mr. Jeffs offer- ed the prayer following the first hymn. Supt. Mr. E. Martyn read a REES suitable piece of prose. Birthday pin was given to Terry Kennedy. Better health is wished for Kathy Brown and Linda Hunter who each underwent tonsilectomy operations, Brown and Beacock accompanied Our Automatic Delivery System keeps yo accurate deliveries with certifi Well trained, courteous delivery Mi. and Mrs, C./Love attended ag guests the Van Derheul - Buma wed- ding held in Christian Reform Church, Bowmanville on Friday evening. an, Luke, Pugh, n attending the of U.C.W. on Mr. and Mrs. Ls Beacock, Gran and Bryan were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin and family, Blackstock. entertained her boys to a Hal. urday 'at which Mr. was also pre- Mr and Mrs. Clayton Love, Lexie and John enjoyed a recent week-end MEtEOYS wvviivreiiireiereiiireias 117 sent, Bill's Ref. oven, 15 with their neice Mr. and Mrs. Garth Whiz Bangs... 14 Sunday company with Mr. and Mrs. | Paton of Stayner. Head Pins ..oooveveeviee 14 { N. Wilson and family included their Legionaires ............... i 12 | velatives Mr. and Mrs. C. and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Bond, Toronto, Goofers ui. ETT: | | Bruce Miller and family, Raglan; Mr. | spent a few days with his sisters and High Single-- and Mrs. G. Miller and family and | attended our turkey supper. 1 of Oshawa. * HERE ARE % 5 Good eye opening Reasons WHY YOU'LL LIKE US! Guaranteed top quality Fuel Oil, with assurance of supply. filtered each time it is handled. 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