The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

sme DAILY T™MES-GAZETTE, Thursday, November 1, 1956 28 3X NN \ Na SN WN NN \ CONTEST .. ] It's Easy And Lots Of Fun, Enter Often PT LAW Mollie Curle, a clerk. A 4 faccoumant at the RCAF No. 7 2 - 4 i upply Dept., Lancaster Park, Alta., JAMA OAV ALY holds mementos cf her pervice in three different armed fservices. Wearing the uniform of the RCAF, she holds crests pesof the British WRNS and the Royal New Zealand Air Force, ==in which she previously served. UDLEY TEN . IL A AMMAR A 83a A NVAMMLG f Funeral Held For | Mrs. J. Mitchell | AUDLEY -- Mrs. James ditchell died at her home re- "ently following a lengthy illness. == Besides her husband, she leaves ur daughters, Dorothy, Ruth nd Gail at home, and Margaret, || % missionary in Argentina, and|l_~ ree sons, Alfred, James and|| rank at home. The funeral service was held at e W. C. Town Funeral Chapel, || Vhitby, followed by interment Cans Union Cemetery. >ERSONALS 1 TILL F TH The Community Club meets on -\\~ov. 7 at the home . and y Ars. Fred Puckrin, Wm. Man- | |# ===ing, Ontario County Clerk - 'reasurer, will be the guest 4 aker. The Woman's Auxiliary bazaar as been postponed until Nov. 16. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Phipps || § ------nd Geoffrey of Toronto and Mr. nd Mrs, Lloyd Beatty of Long jranch visited Mr. and Mrs. es Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McHugh d sons of Oakville visited at the | REA z 2 = 2 PRIZES A Wi. FOR 6 WEEKS PLUS A GRAND : ; PRIZE TO BE AWARDED AT THE END OF THE CONTEST 'GRAND PRIZE fo & ng W. Brown : oon. This Contest In Effect At V3 "he meeting with ** 4 - Al . HA The roll call was answered x y 20 members. The scripture : Ere I A eading was given by Mrs. Duff. i @d¥rhe plowing match bills were dis- A Ee ussed, along with several other A ems. 4 2 A A committee of Mrs. J. Coates, » bd BfMrs. H. Moore, Mrs. C. Graham aia Tan cand pari. hws As purchased from and serviced by Cliff Mills In Oshawa lecided to send the articles for venon, Sirs. R. Contes 'ana Motors Limited, 266 King £t. West, Oshawa. C= L. Duff were the delegates 1 appointed to the convention at To- She. Port ery hos I 50 SIMCOE ST N < The Port Perry hospital auxil- J jary is holding another doll sale WEEK OF OCTOBER 29th ® [J and has asked that the Institute's % ree cn 4 ELECTRIC FLOOR POLISHERS 1712 SIMCOE ST. N. charge of the program, Mrs. Duff gave a paper on "Hydro's ee wh hey WEEK OF NOVEMBER 5th Bees." Mrs Graham gave a read- ing, "A Day in the Life of Grand- ma," and Mrs. Mahaffy and Mrs. [3 Hour #.4.Brown song 'Perfect Day." = RS Store 5 les The hostess and a committee wi of Irene Moore, Stella Lansing a re en WEEK OF NOVEMBER 12th : 8 30 to 4 ; m Daily MAS EIA abana seem Few wai DRIGA DNL vaw Lambe's and the guest speaker ------ will be the district president, 2 PO RT ' Mrs. L. Honey. Ea ABLE ELECTRIC MIXERS : are Monee Jo ile be as Except F riday ies. of Raglan was re- WEEK OF NOVEMBER 19th leased from Oshawa hospital and is spending some time convalesc- N AR ing at the home of Mrs. Ivan I (4 Moore and family. | © Mrs. R. Coates, Mrs, J. Coates, Mrs. Mz Contes and Mrs. Jlok . : a ence Grahame attended a brush y demonstration at Mrs. Fred WEEK OF NO UNTIL 9 p M Tom's home at Enniskillen. VEMBER 26th . . At the baptismal service at| Port Perry United Church, Susan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, W. Tripp; Judy, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Everett Wray, and Gordon, were baptized. | WEEK OF DECEMBER 3rd Mrs. Lorne Duff visited her! ; ® HE EE 2 BOYS BICYCLES Lots of Free Parking children are being visited by Mr. | . § Dudar's mother from Marwayne, | Alta, at Tiny Radios To Fit IT'S LOTS OF FUN AND EASY TO ENTER. HERE'S ALL YOU DO. VISIT EITHER A&P STORE IN OSHAWA FOR ENTRY 1" 50 Simo o Str e et Into Women's Hats BLANKS A Teens as ND COMPLETE DETAILS. SEE THE PRIZES ON DISPLAY, ENTER AS OFTEN AS YOU WISH. take note. Radio engineers ar developing miniature receivifig Eakahs -- NOTHING TO BUY! -- APY Super Markets dl They're also working on models | po, Digger than a half-pound of ir, ers with small ear. pieces on the lines of hearing CONTEST ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 8th, 1956. aids, "It's all designed to stimulate ! the use of radio in the face of such entertainment forms ag cine- | mascope and TV," a Montreal) , radio station (CJAD) manager, Mac McCurdy, told the Montreal nsncn"s Clade THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY 138.