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BOWLING MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Team Standings-- Black Jacks ........... 40 Blow Kings .......... 40 Meteors ....ovevireennns 38 Carnegie .....cuuueurunnees 38 DeLuxe ....erierniennne 36 Bill's Ref. ................ 34 Whiz Bangs ............ 83 GOOfers uovvuvvvirrnnns 28 Raiders .....uuiinnn. 27 Stars cei. 26 Alley Cats ............. we 21 Legionaires ........... 18 This Week-- High Single Without Hand.-- 299--F. Hastings High Single With Hand.-- 296--L. Burnett High Triple Without Hand.-- 720--G. Menzies High Triple With Hand.-- T74--G. Menzies Singles 225 & Over-- F. Hastings--299; L. Burnett --286, 228; J. Dowson--280; B. McNeil--276, 250; G. Menzie-- 268, 262; G. Samells--263; W. Anton--260, 254; A. Menzies-- 260; D. Murray--267, 240; D. Butt--2657, 248; C. Watts--258; R. Robinson--257; D. Wallace-- 2564; T. Thomas--253; J. Red- man--247; B. Owen -- 246; D. McMillan -- 238; T. Chandler-- 236; T. Adderley--236, 231; C. A. Glass -- 236; G. McHugh-- 286; R. Hutchinson -- 235; N. Middleton--235; M. Lyle--234; J. Cook--231; K. Ashton--233; J. Waldinsperger--229; R. Hope --227; G. Goode--227; M. But- son--225. Triples 600 & Over-- G. Menzies -- 720; D. Butt-- 702; L. Burnett--698; F. Hast ings--694; W. Anton--#683; B. McNeil--681; D. Murray--666; J. Dowson--668; B. Owen--8657; T. Aderley--636; G. Goode--632 A. Menzies -- 627; C. Watts-- 624; R. Hope--622; R. Willer- ton--614; R. Sweetman--602. RESULTS LADIES MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Perch .......o..... tue B 84 Mudcats .b 81 Pickerel b 30 Pike cirri 2 29 b 27 .3 28 .b 22 2 22 2 20 4 20 2 20 Suckers ............... 2 16 High Single-- N. Jakeman--291 High Triple--' I. Doupe--688 Singles Over 200-- N. Jakeman--291; M, I,. Dow- son--286;. I. Doupe -- 279; J. Vandervoort--242; C. Wilson-- 288; Y. Edgar--234; R. Stone-- 234; R. McLean--219; A. Seri- er--218; E. Hutchinson -- 211; Marg. Sweetman -- 210; A, Wakeford--206; B. Oke--=205. Triples Over 600-- I. Doupe--688; N. Jakeman--680, LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Mercurys .......... Sins ed 44 Pontiacs .cieivereriine 43 Oldsmobiles Ambassadors ............ 33 Ramblers .......coueueene Buicks .....ou... Chevrolets Fords ..ccovvvcrnrnnrenes Lincolns .uiveeveennns Dodges ..cceveererrennenes Monarchs Plymouths Singles 210 & Over-- B. Oke--274, 246; R. Moore-- 247; J. Mahaffy--245; G. Hast- ings--239; M. Sweetman--239; C. Wilson--230; S. Devitt--228; V. Chapman--226; K. Harper-- 226; M. Doupe--224; A. Chand- ler--223; M Wakeford -- 221; M. Cook--217, 212; D. Menzies J [4 i 1 | [7] and then... ma always take a wear that can cu hve Tody\/ ALSO: Balancing Done [7 Adtinsged 8 one BANGED 4 CURB LATELY? Plocition, HUNTER EQUIPMENT! Even the best drivers scrape a curb now wheels enough to cause unnecessary, costly enjoy driving more, too! Why chance ir? Dwek GORD LEWIS "MOTOR SALES 52 Water St. On The Car Precision Wheel BETTER HAVE YOUR WHEEL ALIGNMENT CHECKED AND PREVENT EXPENSIVE TIRE WEAR ybe you have too! It doesn't real hard jolt to misalign t tire mileage in half. You'll 985-709 The President Mrs. S. Grif- fen, opened the Nov. U.C.W. meeting with a poem on "Re- membrance". She welcomed the members and visitors, making special mention of Mrs, C. Co- veter who was a former High School teacher in Port Perry. The Devotional period was taken by Mrs. Geo. Hall and Mrs, B. Pickard of Unit &. A short silence in memory of the late Mrs. Jewel Tristram was observed, followed by pray- er by Mrs. Griffen, Mrs. Griffen reminded all of the Annual Bazaar coming up on Saturday, Nov. 20th and re- quested that all articles other than baking be brought in Fri- day evening. Miss L. M. Harris on behalf of Unit b introduced Mrs. C. L. Coulter who had come from Keswick to entertain with slides taken by her and her husband on their world tour. Mrs. Coulter was a Latin teacher in the old P.P.H.S. which was destroyed by fire. At that time the staff consisted of only five teachers. Mrs. Coulter made very in- teresting and informative re- marks as she described each country in turn. She was great- ly interested in the mode of liv- ing in the different countries, as much as the scenery. Many did not know that two boats, the "Federal Palm" and << < --213; R. Cooper--213; A. Van Camp--210. Triples 600 & Over-- B. Oke--723; M. Cook--#607. Port Perry U.C.W. the "Federal Maple", built and given by the Canadian' Govern- ment, plied back and forth from Jamaica to Trinidad call- ing at all the Islands en route. This is the only mode of trans- portation the natives have ex- cept by plane. It was quite common to have natives come on board with boxes of chickens, little pigs, ete. To the surprise of some, she assured us it is not cold at the Arctic Circle. Her description of the Midnight Sun was very interesting. While in England Mr. & Mrs. Coulter visited the grave of his brother killed in the first world war. They were impressed with the beautifully Jap Canadian Cemetery, retained by the Cana- dian Government, with a rose blooming on every grave. With regard to War Memor- ials, in Denmark their attention was drawn to a statue of a man depicting the horror of war. Mrs. Coulter feels there should be more memorials such as this to keep the suffering of war ever before us, which might PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Nov. 18, 1965 -- 11 AT REST BEARE, Edith Leola -- At Cooper's Nursing Home, New- market, Ontario on Sunday, Nov. 14th, 1965, Edith Leola Beare (formerly of McKeesport Pa., beloved daughter of the late Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Beare and sister of the late Maria (Mrs. Will Stevens), Cecil, Mal- colm & Earl, in her 86th year. Service was from the Chapel of McDermott - Panabaker, Port Perry for Service on Tuesday at 2.00 p.m. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. <& < have some influence in averting a third World War. At the conclusion of the tra- velogue Mrs. A. Brock graci- ously thanked Mrs. Coulter for coming with such a vivid des- cription of the tour. The meeting closed with lunch served by Unit 1. Why Pay More . . FUEL OIL SAVE!! C ON PREMIUM QUALITY Gal. DX FUEL OIL Serving Oshawa - Whitby - Ajax - Port Perry - Blackstock PHONE WHITBY 668-3341 COLLECT Dead Horses or and Crippled Cattle Highest Prices paid according to size and condition Phone Zenith 32800 NO TOLL CHARGE ED. PECONI & SON LTD. R.R. #2 WOODVILLE Collectors Licence 802-C-65 Feb. 4/65 DUFF ELECTRONICS TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE Phone 985-7993 or 985-2728 PORT PERRY Formerly Apex T.V. Service Jan. / 66 Ph. 986-2806 Port Perry, Ont. Convalescent and Chronic Patients Semi-Private Accommodations EADE"S NURSING HOME Small Enough to be Homey Large Enough for Comfort Tray Service Hospital Bed T.V. 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