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j6 ™t OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, October 31, 1958 15 Attend Oct. | Bux. Meeting | | MRS, CHARLES H. REESOR PORT PERRY -- Mrs. John Price was hostess to the Evening Auxiliary of Port Perry United church when 15 members attend- ed the October meeting. Mrs. Howard Challis, vice-presi- dent, chaired the meeting and read a poem. The secretary, Mrs. Robert Walker, read the minutes of the last meeting and Miss Gladys Joblin presented the treasurer's report, which reveal- ed that more funds were needed to reach the increased allocation for the year. A catering committee was chos- en to act when necessary, and | Mrs. Challis announced that a new Missionary Monthly secre- | tary was needed. Mrs. Saunders was chosen for the post. Members were urged to attend the autumn | rally of the Women's Missionary Society to be held in Greenwood, | A letter was read from Zaida| England, a missionary in India. Mrs. Wesley Lane consented to | take the place of Mrs. Fowler who with Mrs. Elmer Lee and Mrs. Bruce Beare will take charge of the November meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Challis, Dis- | carded nylons will be accepted at this meeting. Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Arthur Cox and Miss Alice Dodd were in charge of the devotions and the study book. A brief dis-| cussion was carried on while the group in charge served luncheon. After the meeting was closed, Miss Joblin expressed the thanks | of the members to the committee | in charge, with special thanks to! Mrs. Price for her hospitality. Start Teen | Town Bowls Season Soon By MRS. CHARLES H. REESOR | PORT PERRY -- This week | Teen Town will begin the howl ing season Saturday, at 2:00 p.m. | and will continue until late Janu- | ary when the playoffs will begin. The customary three games will be played each Saturday. Teams are divided as follows: | Meteors --- Kaye Hastings | (capt.), Jack Nottingham, Lorne | Smith, Wayne Powell, Doris] Popert, Neil Palmer. | Thunderbirds -- Dale Lowcock | (capt.), Karel Espie, Alice Wil-| Hams, Gary Porter, Mike Terrat. | Caddies -- John Croxall (capt.), | Carol Tanton, Joan Wilson, Doug. | Aird, Walter Stevens. Meres. -- Arch. Andrews | (capt.), Jennifer Edwards, Diane | McNeill, Ivan Luke, Murray | Spears, Imperials -- Don. Wilkin | (capt.), Marilyn Luke, Helen | Innes, Ken. Boyd, Archie Men-| ries. | Chevies -- Miriam Harris | (capt.), Betty Wallis, Jim. Car-| negie, Tom Cawker, David Milne. SCHEDULE | The schedule for the first half of the season is as follows: | Nov. 1 -- Meteors vs. Thunder-| birds; Caddies vs. Meres; Im- perials vs. Chevies. | Nov. 15 -- Meteors vs. Cad-| dies; Thundertirds ve. Imperials; | Meres. vs. Chevies. f Nov. 22 -- Meteors vs. Mercs; Thunderbirds vs. Chevies; Cad- dies vs. Imperials. Nov. 20 -- Meteors vs. Im-| perials; Thunderbirds vs. Mercs; Caddies vs. Chevies. Dec: 6 -- Meteors vs. Chevies; Thunderbirds vs. Caddies; Mercs vs. Imperials. The last half of the schedule will run through with the same teams playing each other in the same order. The dates for this half are Dec. 13; Jan. 10; Jan. 17; Jan. 24; and Jan. 31. CEDAR CREEK By G, KILPATRICK CEDAR CREEK -- Mr. and Mrs. John Den Boer and family spent a weekend with friends at "Dunnville and visited Brantford. W. Blair came home from Osh- awa General Hospital on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris visited friends in Lindsay Satur-| day. f Mr. and Mrs. E, Bellis of Mil- waukee, visiting the Blain fam- ily, left for home Saturday. | Mr. and Mrs. Harris and Mrs. | Kilpatrick and George attended) the 102nd anniversary on Sunday | at St. John's Presbyterian | Church, Port Perry. [ The Vine Larocque family of| Oshawa were Sunday visitors of Victor Larocque. i Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smith and girls of Stouffville were Sunday | visitors at the Blain and Green- wood homes, | Mr. and Mrs, Norman Birkett, Murray and Ivan of Ragian were | Sunday supper guests at the Spencer home. Helen Wight of Hamilton and) Mr. and Mrs. Attwood MacRae, | Linda and Carl of Oshawa were] Sunday supper guests at the Har- ris home. Teto Den Boer is a patient in| Oshawa Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Keetch and Sharon of Whitby were Tuesday afternoon callers at the Johnston and Kilpatrick homes. | LIQUOR VOTE ST. CATHARINES (CP)---Vot- ers in Louth Township Wednes- day defeated proposals to al low liquor and dining lounges in the township. The vote on dining lounges was 912 for and 1,079, or 54 per cent, against. There were 886 votes for liquor lounges, 1,105 against. A 60 per cent vote in favor was required to adopt the new outlets. | TRAILERS TAXED | ST. 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