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TRURSDÂY, CM. I8th, 1958 TIE CA WADIAB STATESM1.- OWMANVnlL. OTAE!O - ~ -. PACIE I ownLeague Hoc ke y Town Legue Hockey begann laut Thursday night at the fag- n enshrouded Memorial Arena.-' Particularly in the second haif il of the. double bil was it diff -n eU W fe from ane end of the G imM»oc to the other. Iefirst garne, the Dept. 3 ofWorka team made their de- but in Tewn League action. Thea town workers were neyer onn the losing -end of the score sheet, until the third period li when Dan Glrardi's goal an ar pVue from Iloyd 1HImitan ata the 7.20 mark, proved ta be the s winner for Brooks Construction. JOe Whyte converted Dick s MaeLean'a corner pass-aut justp before the end of the first per- ý lad to give the Works Dept. a e: 1-0 edge heading into the mid-G die session. G Dan Masters cashed In Hamrn ý Ilton's rebound at 4:41 of theV secOnd stanza ta knot the count, c: but the new entry replied twicer Wltliin- a minute on goals by c Sellera and Foster ta go aheadd 3-1 at the mid-way mark. Ham.-fi ilton batted dowin a high clear- Ing -a«empt ta score an unas- 9 si.ted mnarker at 13:07, with Ar-& chie Crossey'e carom shot off ri "Squeak"' Brooks' tying it up s àgain. 'Mun" Welsh sent the It riewcomers. Iito the lead once more less than a minute later. 'Luke" Prout canve-ted Han-i iton's pass with 12 seconds re-ý maini.ng ta set the -stage for Girardi's ions goal of the-third period and a 5-4 Brooks Con. struction victory. Referees Bud Perfect and Tin Cox ruied with a stern hand. dlshing out three1 misconduct penalties. In the second, gaine a£gar cf late goals by Don Rund. And Don Bishop gave- Front Street a come-frain -behind 6-5 deci- sion over the Murdoch and Weish Blockbusters. Jack Mr shall banged in Bob F'a ey'; pass from the corner ta give the Biockbusters a 1-0 lead at the end of the opening period. Goals by John Mason and Phi Gilmer ran the count ta 3-0 early iu the middle session. With the Murdoch and Welsh crew 'threateniug 'to make a runaway of it, Front Sitreet came back an goals by Sheri- dan and Bishop, a minute.and fity seconds apart. Mason sandwiched' a pair of goals ta give him the hat-trick, around a tally by Findlay to run the count ta 5-3 i the third stanza. Sheridan's second coun- ter at the 13:27 mark shaved Corn nadle u riedmcaic check your car for safe winter driving. GM 6 Permanent $ ,6 Anti-mFreeze gai. We will gladly check your radiator for leaks and ail hose connections. A CHECK 0F YOUR BATTERY rnay save you frein non-starting in cold weather. Oil drained and filled with the best quality and grade. WHEEL ALUGNMENT is. just one c f the many jobs that we spec alize in and we have the equipment and the trained n'men to do the job right. WHEEL DALANCJNG R9pSON MOTORS .LMITED BUICK - PONTIAC - G.M.C. TRUCK DEALER 166 King St. .B. Bowrnanville MA 3-3321 Sady, Nov. 2Q$1.5O11J risSNe..OP UAl! TMAL _________ $2m0@ IO _ _ Friday,_Nov. 14. _____ _____$ Soturday, Nov. 15 _____$ ModyNv. 1_$ Tuesday, Nov. 18 ______$ Wednesday, Nov. 19 _____$ thusdoy, Nov. 20 -$ FdaNv21 _____$ Selurday, Nov. 22 __ _______$ indoés.d flnd choque for ...............** ................................... £~T j~ " Orono High School Wins Tiffe O ver. Blacksfock - Millbrook At Track., FieId Meef Friday Friday was a great day at the l'air Grounds in Blackstock when students from Orono, Millbrook and Cartwright High Schools engagd ln thei.r second annual Tri-School track and field meet. The event this y-car wai de-1 layed somewhat due ta mc- ment weather. but when the points were counted at the end of the day. Orono's entries learned that their achool had won the coveted champianship with 1801/2 points. Blackstock was second with 163 and Mill- brook trailed with 971/ points. Indlividual charnpionships were won by: Junior Girls-.-Bernice Larmer, Biackstock, with 13 Sonts; Intermediate Girls - aorma Earle, Milibroak. il points; Senior Girls _' Helen Wright, Millbrook, 19 points: Junior Boys-Rager Barlow and Terry Carleton, both af Orono, 16 points; Intermediate Boys- Wayne Bailey, Orono, 23 points; Senior Boys-jGlenn Eance, Mill- brook, 16 points. Shatter Records Records were shattered in every class. In the junior girls high jump, Mary Reid af Orono broke the aid record by one inch, jumping 4 feet 1 inch. Don Danchuk. Orono, broke, the Jun- ior boys high jurnp by anc-inch jumping 4 feet 6 inches. Roger Barlow, Orana broke the Junior boys 220 yd. dash with a run af 26.4 seconde. The aid record was 27.7 seconds. Don Danchuk aiso broke the Junior boys runningi broad jump, jumping 15 ft. 9 in., breaking the aid record of 14 feet 41/2 inches. Terry Car- 1lcon of Orono broke-the junior boys pale vauit by 17 luches jumping 8 feet. Rager Barlow broke the junior boys hop, stcp and jump with a jump of 33 feet 4- inches. The old record was 32 feet. The intermediate girls bal [throw record was broken by Carol Kozub af Blackstock with a throw af 127 feet. The oid re- cord was. 123 feet 6 inches. Jane Ouelette- of Millbrook--broke thie high jump record with a jump of 3 Icet il inches breaking the aid record by 1 inch. Hea- ther Rutherford broke the run- ning broad jump record with a jump of 12 feet 1 11/ inches. The aid record was 12 feet. In the intermediate boys class, Wayne Bailey brake the. 100 yd dash with 10.4 seconds, cutting 4 seconds off the aid record. He also brake the hop, step and jump with a jump of 36 feet 2 inches breakinx the ald record of 35 feet 3 inches, and the pale vault with a jumap of 8 feet 10 inches. The old re- cord was 8 feet. Clem Wilson of Blackstock broke the 220 yard dash with 26 seconds cutting .8 seconds off the old record. Lar- ry Ashton broke the discus re- cord with 97 feet 21/ inches. The old record was 82 fest 9 inches. One Record Broken In the senior girls only ane record was broken, the 100 yard dash. This was broken by Helen Wright of Millbrook with 12.6 seconds. The old record was 13.6 seconds. [n the senior boys class, Alan Asselstine, of Blackstock broke the 880 yard dash with 2 min- utes 13.4 seconds. The old re- cord was 2 minutes 31.2 seconds. Ardis McArthur of Blackstock broke the 100 yard dash with a run af 10.5 seconds. The old re- cord Was 11.1 seconds. The meet was termed as a successful one, and many more of these trl-school track and field meets are anticipated in the years ta corne by the schoal officials. Junior Girls High jump-Mary Reid, Lau- rel Mackie, Elaine Mauntjoy. Running broad jump.-Ber- nice Larmer,_ Mary Reid, Rob- erta Mackie. Standing broad Jump-Mar- jory T'vrrell. Bernice Larmer, Diane Gilba.rt. Basebali throw - Shirley Prosser, Glenda Bain, Fenna Reinstra. 75-yard dash - Bernice Lar- mer, Brenda Lunn, Marjary Tyrrell. Discus-Shirley Prosser Lau- rel Mackie, Janey Hancock. Reiay - Orono, Blackstock, Millbrook. Intermedelate Girls Running broad jump-Heath- er Rutherford, Norma Earl, Ni- col Forest. Hich jump -Jane Oueilette, Joyce Harris, Frances Staniland. Basebail throw - Carol Ko- zum, Norma Earl, Glenda Cow- an. Standing broad-Norma Earl, 1AMixed" League Bowling' Jim Richards' team ocmplet- cd a three week drive Frlday night which saw thern move from the celiar position into first place. The Richards outfit picked on Elton Brock's bowi- ers. who had held the top spot since the first week, tai score a big 7-0 shutout victory. Jack Bond led bis team ta a 5-2 win over Bob Mitchell's second place and Morley Etcher's crew knocked off Art Spicer's ceilar dwellers by a simiiàr 5-2 count, as the league race tightened Up. Eacher's team was led by captain Morley Etcher wîth the night's high triple of 710, fol- lowed by team-mate Len Eld- Home & School Bowling The "Robins" are still ln front taking the points from the trail- ing "Canaries". The rest split evenly wlth the "Bluebirds",l "Wrens", Sparrows" and "Blue- jays" each taking one apiece. 200 Games: Dorothy Morris 202, 214; Tina Westlake, 222, Barb Buttonshaw 220, Shirley Davis 220, Marg King 210, Mii- lie Arm-strong 205, Hilda Sim- nick 204, Ena Etcher 201. Averages Joyce Lyle - ______202 Sadie Bucknell ______190 Alyce Hodgson 182 Doris Poliey - -_____181 Ena Etcher 177_____ Bonnie Mcflonald 1771_ Barb Buttonshaw -____175 Marg King 174 Audrey Sleep 169 Helene Rundie _____166 Marg Coyle 160 j Hilda Sim-nick ___-160 Team Pts. Robins ___loi_____1 Bluebirds _________ 5 1Wrens -_ _ _ _ 5 IBiuepjays -______ 3 Canaries-_________ 2 the margin. with Rundle tying the score at 17:27 and Bishop tallyin% the winncr a minute and twenty-three seconds later. Tèam Standings W L T Pts Brooks Const. - 1 0 0 2 Front Street ----- .1 0 0 2 'Murdoch & Welsh 0 1 0 o Dept of Works 0 1 0 0 Leadlnt Scorers G A Pts Lloyd Hamilton (BC) 1 3 4 John Mason (M&W) 3 0 3 Bob Fairey (M&W)-.O 03 3 Don Bishoo (FS) ----- 1O02 Bob Sherid1an (FS) 2 0O1 Don Roeidle (RS) 1- 1 i2 Bun Welsh (DW ..1 i1I2 Grord Sellers (DW)- 1 1 2 ridge at 702. Eldridge fashion- ed a 276 game for high single honaurs, 'with Etcher in the runner-up position at 266, as the Etcher bowlers had things pret- tY much their awn way. Other high triples went ta B. Edmondsan 672. Arnold Sleep 643, Jack Bond 624 and Onie Etcher 622. Foiiowing Eldridge and Et- cher in the hlgh single race werc Art Spicer 264, Arnold Slèep 262, Eldridge (again) 253 and Etcher (again) at 246. Tea.m Standings w Richards ______Il Mitchell ______10 Brock -_____10 Etcher in______1 Bond _______ 8 Spicer ______- 5 L Pts 7 2" 8 23 8 23 8 22 10 20 13 il jAverages Gameés Pins jE. Brock _____ 18 222 O. Etcher 18 221 jB. Mitchell ____ 18 216 M. Etcher_____ 18 209 Arnald Sleep 12 205 I-. Brock .____ 18 200 J. Richards ____ 15 198 A. Hickling ____ 18 197 J. Bond _____ 18 197 A. Spicer______ 18 195 C. Mutton _____18 1o1 E. Cox - ____ 18 191 B. Edmôndscu 18 188 R. Muttan ____ 18 185 L. Eldridge ____ 18 185 H. Bromeli ____ 18 182 E. Bromel____ 18 181 J. Nowlan_____ 18 179 P. Gauld- - 18 178 G. Stringer 18 174 J. Cox---- - 18 173 M. Holroyd ____ 9 173 E. Stringer 18 170 D. Bond _____ 18 168 C. Oke ____ 18 187 Audrey Sieep - 12 167 J. Evans.____ 18 166 R. Mitchell 15 166 F. Luxton ____ 18 165 D. Mutton_____ 18 162 D. Charles ____ 18 160 P. Bartels_____ 18 160 C. Evans _____ 15 158 B. Charles -____ 18 155 A. Winnacott - 15 147 E. Wnacott ____ 18 146 J. Eldridge 18 143 M. Hickling - 17 141 D. Edmnondsou - l5 140 M. Nowlan 18 133 X. Luxton _____18 129 R. Spicer 15 104 Ladies' High Single- O Etcher26 Mcn's High Single22 J. Bond ---------- 2,R1 Ladies' High Triple- 0. Etche'~- 622 Men's Hiçrh Triple- M. Etcher 710 IlhiiiAverages- F. Brock.-----222 O. Etcher _______221 Heather Rutherford, Nicol l'or- est. 100-yard dash-Frances Stan- Iland, Nicol Forest, Heather Rutherford. Discus-Carol Kozub. Made- Iou Allen, Nicol Forest. Senior Girls High jump - Helen Wright, Joan Allen, Joyce Hooey. Running broad jump-Jane Knox. Helen Wright, Joyce Hooey. Standing broad jump-Helen Wright, Jane Knox, Doris Laing. Basebail thraw - Rosemary Smith, Jane Knax, Helen Wright. 100 - yard dash - Helen Wright, Marilyn Cobbledick, Joyce Hooey. Discus - Sylvia Kazub, Ai- leen Van Camp, Jane Knox. Junior Boys Hligh jump - Don Dauchuk, Ralph Bowers and Terry Carie- ton (tic). Running braad jump - Don Danchuk, Ralph Bowers, Rager Barlow. 100 yard dash - Rager Bar- low, Ralph Bowers, Ed Bobee. 220 yard dash - Rager Bar- low, Clifford Long, Russell Young. Discus - Ed Bobee, Max Me- Conneli, Terry Carleton. Paie vault - Terry -Canleton, Ed Bobee, Wayne Hogg. Shot put - Terry Carleton, Dan Danchuk, Leslie Assel- stine. Hop, step and jump - Rager Barlow, Ralph Bowers, Don Danchuk. 880 - yard dash - Clifford Long, Terry Carleton, Leslie Asselstine. Relay - Orono, Blackstock, Millbraok. Intermediste Boys 100-yard dash - Wayne Bail- ey, Ciem Wilson, Gerald Brown. Discus - Larry Ashton, Wayne Bailey, Ted Nattress. Running broad jump - Ger- aId Brown, Larry Ashton, Lar- ry Gibbs. High jump - Ciem Wilson, Bob Imlach, Ron Gay. 220-yard dash - Clem Wil- son, Geraid Brown, Larry Gibbs. Shot put - Wayne Baiiey, Larry Ashton, Wayne Raper. Pole Vault - Wayne Bailey, Gerald Brown, David Challice. Hop, step and jump--Wayne Bailcy, Larry Ashton, Gerald Brown. 880 yard dash - Harry Wiers- ina, Peter Stuart, Don Lycett. Relay - Blackstock, Orono, Millbrook. Senior Boys 100-yard dash - Ardis McAr- thur, Glenn Earle, John Fed- dem a. Running broad jump - Dick Rutherford, Glenn Earle, John Feddema. Ini the Editor's Mai] Blackstock, Ont., Oct. 11, 1958. Dear Mr. James:- Once again, it la tirne for me' ta mave South as f ar as Rich- rnond Hill for six months. It is always a pleasure ta te- ceive your most interesting publication which arrives prou- to. Enclosed four dollars ta re- new subscription. With much appreciation and sincere thanks, Sincereiy, Dorothy M. Devitt (Mrs. S. A. Devitt) Wingham, Ont., Oct. il, 1958. Sir:- Would you kindly accept the encloscd money as a subscrip- tion ta your newspaper for the winter months and starting as af now. My son is Bowinanville's new figure skating instructor and through the medium of yaur paper I hope ta be kept in- formed as ta whatever success thc Club has thiscomiug sea- son. Say hello torny frleud Mr. Macflougall wha I believe is working with you. Oblige, H.1 E. Wild, Box 164, Wingham, Ont. Legion Bowlfingj Ernie Perfect, league leader !xtiple of 791 te moye into son- in the average departinent rol-I ous contention in the avtrafe d the night's high single-a 351 race. effort to lead his team into fîrst place last Tuesday night. Per- Team Standings fect's pin-droppers blasted Tom- Pin" Pts my Graham's haplesa last pla- cers by a 7-0 count to roar into E. Perfet - 12477 32 the lead. Jim l'air's teani paune- J. Fair_____ 12192 201 ed on a badly slumping Frank B. Bates ____ 12819 19 Samis crew, to fashion a 7-01J. Gedde ____ 11616 12 shutout win and move into the 1F. Samis -- - 11674 9 runner-up position. T. Graham - 11023 2 Bill Bates' bowlers drapped a 5-2 decision to Jack Geddes'i The carvings and painth-tg en outfit to, faîl fromn the top spoIt the totem pôles of our west to third place in the standingCoast Indian famnilles relate an- three points back of th:e fleW cestral legends and also honour leaders. the family's totems or favour- Pete Dobbins rolledthe high ite guiding spirits. Bowma nvi lie Skating- Club 195859 Season JOIN NOW Tuesday and Thursday - Tots 4 te 5 p.rn- Juniors - 5 te 6 p.rn. Seniors - 6 te 7:30 p.rn. Saturday - Seniors - 1 te 3:3U p.rn. SUNDAY FANILY SKATING 3 to 5 p.n. FEES Tots - $6.00 Juniors - $.Loo Seniors - $16.00 FAMILY SKATING: j12.00 plus $2.00 -for ec chiid over 18 years cf age; Farnily Package $3#0.00; Single, 35 years or over $8.00. -. John Wilde, Club- ProfuessonL .70 77t i RIOT! They'e in Mie zireets, shoating tvouA anger . . . a trwwJzeon smashes downi ... a bleediag mani rolls into the gutter. 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