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f r. -- - - -- TKUIISDAY, DEC 24th, 1959 TEE CANADIAN STATEWLA. DOWMANVULEOUTAMO DrAu 1 rznwV I Teenage Bowling 1 'lhie leaders ln both leagues to increase their lead to five efth added a couple of points to. points. Linda Brooking led her their first place margin in flhc teamn to a 7-0 xvîn over Helen teenage bowling Ioop, Saturday Vanstone's cellar - dwellers, atternoon. In the boys' division, while Virginia Brown's out.fit Dkug Shlrk's team trounced posted a 5-2 decision over Con- Vince Molloy's tail enders 7-0 nie Osmond's crew. to gain two points on Jim Linda Brooking showed the Moorcraft'a outfit who won way1 with a 246 single and a over Don Bagnell's bowlers 5-2ý. j5-0 triple. Brenda Oke's triple Alter leading the pack for sev- was 521, and Cheryl Min Lux- erai weeks, Lorwell Highfield's ton registered a 218 game te=m dropped their second suc- Boys' Team Standings cessive shutout loss to faîl il Pts. C nsback into fourth place. D. Shirk --- ________43 wad Rundle's club tied J. Moorcraft ________38 Moorcratt for the runner-uP H. Rundie --_____38 &pot as a resuit of the win. L. Highfield -____32 Several fine scores were roll- D. Bagneli 27 ed, led by John Carter's 727 V. Molloy J---.---il triple, including 300 and 275 Girls' Team Standing gamnes. Doug Shirk rolled 209, Ps 258 and 252 for a 719 total . Oke 43_______ wbile John Rundie had 200,251,V. rwn3 and 218 for 669. Jim Moorcraft ýL.Broown _________38 counted 634, including 236 and jlK. Brookin 27 2(13. while Don Baqneil rolled i . BO urim-ond_____27 garne, arf 223 and 218 to mk H. Vanstone --- 22 Up a 627 tri'15. Norm Vanstone AergsDe.9,19 lhad a 214 game. vrgsDe.1,95 In the girls' league, Brencia Boys gbke's league-leaders shutout L. Highfield 216 Karen Beauprie's bowlers 7-0 D. Shirk ______204 -____- D. Bagneil 187 D. Oke ----___184 CANfADA loso CANADA 19-39 J. Mooreraft 184 .1. C-ter ---------~--- 183 T. Callan _______178 H. Rundle ----- ___- 177 L. Rackham ____177 J. Ruindie ---175 ou Con Depend On te remove excess acids and wastn,, baekache, tired i feeling, diaturbed - re t often follow. Dodd's Kidney p illa timulate kidneys te normal better--aleep bot- Yeu can depend - 5 en Dodd*&. Get Ijodd'a et any drug store. L. Thornpson 170 M. Charles _____169 J. McKnight 167 D. Ellis -_----_--_-_--167 A. Wiseman 165 T. Mason 164 B. Hellamn 159 T. Allison _______159 A. Plummer _____156 D. Brown ____156 J. Callan _____155 J. Oke ------------151 T. Thompson 150 D. Tordiff - -- . 149 - ~ TIRE AND WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY Mr. and Mrs. A. Boyd and Staff Bowmanville MEMORIAL ARENA Bowmanville Friday, Dec. 25 Closed Al Day Christmas Day SATURDAY, DECEMBER 261h HOCKEY JUVENILE "A" AFTERNOON GAME - 2:30 p.m. PORT HOPE JUVENILES BOWMANVILLE JUVENILES ADMISSION 1Aduits - 50c- Chidren 25e Booster Tickets in Effect PUBLIC SKATING Saturday, December 251h 8 to 10 p.M. ADM1ISSION Aduits 50e - Children 35c - Spectators 10e CHILDREN'S SKATING Wednesday, December 301hr 3:00 to 5:30 p.m. Children---------------.25c Aduits accompanying ejildren ----25e WEDNESDAYI DECEMBER 301h HOCKEY i JUVENILE EXHIIBITION GAME 8:30 p.m.c De La SALLE JUVENILES of Toronto BOWNANVILLE JUVE141LESf ADMISSION 1 Aduits *50e -Children *25e F Booster Tickets in Effeetc Hap Palmer's 38 6 Paces Mixed League Breaks Single Mark This must be the week of re- cord scores at Liberty Bowl. At least Hap Palmer did his best ta rival the 948 triple rolled in the Legion League Tuesda3t. night, as he came up with a 386 single to break the existing high single mark. Hilda Brock also shared thse spotlight with the night's high triple of 827 whieh also includ- ed a nifty 331 effort, and aLso gaines o! 276 and 220. Hap Pal- mer took the runner-up position with a total of 743, followed by Art Spicer 687, Cec Mutton 669, Onie Etcher and Arnold Sleep both with 653, Elto1 Brock 650 and Carole Oke 637. eliminated the Bond team's chances of winning the first schedule, after they had been real contenders. Art Spicer's club slipped to third in spite o! a 5-2 win over Elton Brock's team. The loss halted a comeback attempt by, Brock. Bud Edmondson's outfit posted their second shutout vic- tory in a row ta climb into a fourth place tie, as Bob Mitch-i ell's crew took the 7-0 loss. In a battle of the lower division teams, Pat Yeo's cellar dwell2rs dropped a 5-2 decision to Joe Nowlan's pin-droppers. Team Standings 0 Other big single gamnes were Team 9counted by Art Spicer 263, 237, Luxton 7Carole Oke 255, Elton Brock. Mutton 7252, Arnold Sleep 249, Onie Spicer --- 5Etcher 245, Bud Edmondson Edmondson- 4241 and Pat Bartels 233. Bond Fred Luxton's league-leaders Brock trounced Jîm, Cox's club 7-0 to Cox 3move two points in front of Nowlan 3their nearest rivals. Cec Mut- Mitchell ton's teami became the nearest Yeo rivais by defeating Jack Bond's bowlers 7-0. Shutouts in the A last two weeks have practiirallyEtoBrc- ____________ Hilda Brock- V. Molloy 149 Onie Etcher B. McManus -____ 149 Hap Palmer J. Phillips 146 Art Spicer - D. Hately 142JakBn T. Gould ______141 Jecil uBon N. Vanstone _______138 PC eMon Lorne Thompson 137 Pat e owl--- G. Griffin ________137 JoeyNowlan -- G. Flintoff ________136MoeyEce B.Dunn _______ 1351 Arnold Sleep B. uel15 Bob Yake D. Sweete 1291__________ 129 P. Sweete ______120JakBog G. MacDougal 117 Howard Brom( R. Lander ______ 110 Mary Wilcox D. Mashal Ken Luxton D. arhal _______ 08Dot Bond.--- Girls Fred Luxton L. Brooking -_ __ 1BbMthl V. Brown_______ 158,i Bud Edmondsc C. Osmond ______ 149 Gordon St-ringi B. Ok~er __-_ 149 Duke Brunt A ______- 1471 Carole Oke S. Rivers -_______ 147 Essie Cox 4. Vastone145 Rick Gould M.More-_______ 139 Pat Bartels ýA. Leddy ______ 138 Ruth Mitchell K. Beauprie 138 Doug Reynolds J. Thertell _______ 136 Cliff Evans- E. Bennett ______ 133I Ron Mutton- B. Hîggon 132 Audrey Sleep M. Munday ______ 131 Bill Charles S. Coombes ______ 126 Jean Evans-- C. Park ______ 125 Emma Bromel I. Rahme-___ ___ 120 Dorc Mutton G. Mulholand _____ 118 Mike Heenan S. Bruce _______ 118 James Grahamr D. Cowan ______ 118 Amy Winacott S. MeMurter______ 116 Ferne Bradley C. A. Luxton______ 116 Jessie Heenan B. McCulloch _____ 114 James Cox P. Thompson 113 Carole Reynol< J. Paeden___ ____ 111 Ada Luxton- M. Chant 111 Leo Curtin - C. Meadows_______ 107 Marie Yeo --- K. Oke________ 106 Doreen Charle D. Cox_________ 103 Don Bradley - R. Taylor- 103 Duaine Palmer L. Bowan-___ ___ 102 Ruth Yake__ D. Wessells_______ 100 Kay Luxton- S. Ball 99-______ Mary Nowlan J. Henderson 99_____ Everett Winact S. Dilling ______ 98 Ray Brock. V. Osmond 95_____ Marie Curtin M. Lymer 92 Betty Brough B. Crowe-___ ___ 88 Walter Rundie C. Carr________ 84 Dot Edmondsoi L, Taylor 77 Ruby Spicer Ivy Rundle- Goodyea r ayiraham- Good ear adie' IHigh S Hilda Brock * Ladies High Ti Hockey LeagUe Hilda Brock Men's High Sin The top two clubs in the Hap Palmer Goodyear League extended their Men's Higah Tri miargin in the standings as thie Hap Palmer runner-up Office defeated the Mats 3-1 and the leading Fan Belts came from, behind to down the cellar-dwelling Hose 7-5 in the riightcap. Both goalies were outstandmng in the opener. Jack "Red" Man- tle came up with several tre- mendous stops in a losing cause, while Vince Vanstone was stea-' dy as a rock for the winners. ' Don Masters opened the scor- ing at 2:50, but "Archie" Cros- sey put the Mats on even termis at the 17:40 mark. With the, o Office playing a man short,' o "Butch" Code bagged the win- ner, when his behind the net pass-out bounced in off Mantle. Activity Bob Marjerrison tallied an ini- surance marker with five min- Children's &I utes left in the game. Broombaîl Scoring leader Raye West ____ was the big gun in the Fan Beit Choral Soci( attack with three goals and' two assists, while Lloyd Ham- Adult Swim ilton, in the runner-up spot, ______ collected one goal and three assists. Bob Fairey, the other _Dancing Cla member of the high-scorîng line, Reading & D a]s pîckred up four points on a single goal and three assists. Drama Wor The Hose grabbed -a 3-0 lead i ini the first 16 minutes of play 1 on goals by Jerry Marjerrîson I LdesKe "Buck" Cowle and Bob Os- borne. Then the power-packed Adult Art league-leaders really turned it, on, confining thair scoring to a 1, 12 mfnute span. In addition ta Teen Town Wýest, Hamilton and Fairey, the ILadies' Major BowlingI After rurming up a-n Inpres, sive string of victories, Sadii Bucknell's bowlers finally los- last Monday night as Bernict Buday's team handed themi 2 % ta 1% setback. Thse defeai dropped Bucknell out of thse toi position into thLrd place, whilt the winners took over the league leadership. Doris Joll's crew handed Ka3 Beauprie's teain a 3-0 shutoui ta move Into the runner-ur slot, haif a point behind the leaders. Hilda Brock's outfli found their drive halted abrupt. ly, when Joyce Lyle' pin-spilli third shutout of the night, Ens Etcher's team won over Mary IWilcox's club. Lola Wxight's squad edged %Ollie Patfield's tail-enders 2-1, , and Donna Preston's team deci. sioned Lydia Bates' bowlers by the same score, as both winners took over the fourth slot. Dot Brooks was the night's top bowler, knocking off a 746 triple, which included the high single game of 328. Onie Etcher rolled up a 713 total, followed by Joyce Lyle 691 and Lola Wright 683. Other high single efforts were turned in by Joyce Major 300, Marg Perris 287 and Oflie Pat- field 279. Games of 200 and over: Dol Brooks 328, 226, B. Buday 209, 204, J. Tennant 236, 233, M. Gibbs 266, M. Kir'g 241, 208, S. Bucknell 232, E. Larmer 218, B. Brown 207, G. Rahme 224, H. Corden 219, 211, O. Etcher 246, 233, 234, M. Wilcox 218, P. Haynes 201, E. Etcher 233, 205, S. Davis 204, V. Cowan 230, M. Perris 287, 201, H. Sinanick 261, D. Brooks 216, 0. Patfield 279, 231, S. Bickell 217, D. Mutton 274 J. Major 300, A. Bickell 231, 213, D. Palmner 207, H. Brock, 245, 208, W. Bates 265, M. Hopps 210, J. Lyle 217, 203, 271, E1 Stringer 242, J. Engley 201, L. Bates 250, H. Dunn 235, N. Gay 223, H. Vivian 210, 204, N. Bry- ans 239. J. Baker 233, 217, 'M. ger..27 174 30 173 ou Taylor Z i 30 172 u 30 170 30 169 Rois 94 1 30 169 s21 169WihLoo 271 66, it eg o 30 165 30 165 Doug Taylor had the biggest --30 165 nlight anyone bas had sinoe the 30 164 Liberty Bowl opened, when he Il - 27- 163 smashed the pins for a 948 tri- 30 162 ple in the Legion League, last ____24 162 Tuesday night. Taylor rolled n - 30 161 '292, 297 and a high of 359 te -t 27 160 set he record. In spite of their --30 1,55 captain's excellent bowling dis- 27 154 play, Taylor's league-leaders 30 1521 saw their margin shaved to 61/ -s 21 152 points when the third and 24 152 fourth clubs shut out the oppos- 30 151 ition. 27 150 Bull Veitch's team, dropped a es 30 149 5-2 encounter te the front-run- 30 14q ners to slip back into fourth x 30 142 place. Keith Yeo's outflt down- --30 141 ed Frank Samis' cella.r-dwellers 30 140 7-0 to tiake over the runner-up 30 136 position, while Ernie Perfect's mtt- 18 131 pin-droppers trampled Bill 6 131 Bates' bowlers by the saine --27 122 score te remain hall a point be- --30 120 hind Yeo. e __ 27 119 Ernie Perfect came Up with :n - 24 117 a 742 triple and Jack Martyn -___24 109q rolled up a 665 total. Following 27 10)8 Taylor's high single games, 27 104 were Arnold Lobb 291, Ernie Perfect 263, 250 and Jack Mar- Single- tyn 259. ------ 331 Teain Standings ýriple- D. Taylor 41 /z cgl ---- 827 K. Yeo _______35 ngle- E Perect34% --- --- _ 386 B. Veitch _____34 iple - B. Bates _______-12 ------ 7 ,3 F. Samis il Bowman ville Joyce Lyle il Donna Preston _____14 Lola Wright 14 Hiilda Brock ______13 Lydia Bates _______13 Ena Etcher _______13 Kay Beauprie 12 Mary Wficox 9____ Ollie Patfield 8____ Averages 1Naine Ave. Gaz Onie Etcher -____216 Bernice Buday 215 Hilda Brock - -209 Doris JolI 206 Kjay Beauprie 196 Lola Wright 195 Em Stringer 191 Lydia Bates --190 Dot Brooks 189 yt ii t riieiR - _ 10 Z 1 muli t;c rL& -_ U 3Lewis 210, Kay Beauprie 204, Base Bmni - 1 78 24 Nancy Bryans 166 27ý ýe B. Westlake 220, D. Joli 221, Qule Patfield 184 27 Em Bromel____ 165 27 it 208, H. Piper 238, 210, B. Char- LI Hooper -___ 184 24 ?MTyra Happs 165 27 ,e tràn 206. Donna Preston 183 27 Grace Blackburn 164 27 a im ae _12 2 ee odn--13 2 kt PomSn in ts Sadie Bucknell 182- 27 Audrey Osmond- 163 27 ýBernice Buday î1~Normna Norris IRO t~ Lou Lyle -.-- 163 24 11àJoy ce Lyle - 185 27 Muriel Holroyd - 162 23 .e Doris Joll______ 17 Eileen Holroyd 118 nTelma Forrester- 161 27 ySadie Bucknell- 16% Helen Gilhooly 177 27 Mary Wilcox 160 27 p ,e e1 1 a!1 y1 d1 1 y1 %M s . ~1 r1 M£14 C1 Let us make sure, amid the merriment and Iaughter 1 o hsJoyous Season, ta we pause for a moment 1 to tell our children the true Christmas Story of the f Birth of Christ. &incere %WÇs/1es Ken Nicks and Staff Ken's Men's & Boys' WearW 35 Temperance St, N. Bowmanville Recreation De part ment VINTER ACTIVITIES - 1960 ir furiher information Phono Doug. Rigg, Director of Recrealion- MArkel 3-3335, Ext. no. 6 Instructor Time 1Place Club Mon. 3.00- 5:00 Memorial Arena ____________ Mon. 5:15- 7:00 Memorial Arena Mr. H. Martin Mr. W. Bagnell Mrs. I. Cranfield Mon. 8:00-10:00 Tues. 7:00-10:00 Miss Irenie Harvey Wed. 3:30- 9:30 Mr. E. Morley Wed. 7:30-10:30 Mr. E. Morley First and Third Mrs. M. Samuel Thurs. 7:30-10:30 Mrs. L. Lucas Thurs. 7:00- 8:30 Mr. D. Bennett Kinsmnen Club Chaperons Miss B. Hîggon, Mr. M. Walker, Miss V. Foran Mrs. S. Fowler Miss L. Brooking Miss C. Os~mond F1. 7:30- 9:30 Every Other Fri. 8:30-11:45 Fr1. 4:30- 6:00 Sat. 7:00- 5:00 Sat. 9:00-12:30 1 Sat. 9:30-11:30 Club 15-J 2nd Tues. 81 Town Hall B.T.S. Pool Lions Centre Lions Centre Lions Centre Memorial Park Lions Centre Lions Centre Lions Centre Memorial Arena Lions Centre Memorial Park Lions Centre Fee $1.50 Nil $4.00 Bow. - $5.001 75c per lesson Class Filled $5.001 $2,00 $15 per session Admission and Membership 25c $1 .00 per season 75c per lesson $1.001 per session Nil Dates Jan. 4 - Mar. 28 Jan. 4 - Mar. 26 Jan. 18 - Apr. 25 Jan. à - May 17 Jan. 6 - May 18 Jan. 6 Mar. 9 Jan. 14- May 5 Jan. 7 - Mar. 10 Jan. 8 - Mar. il Mar. 18 - May 20 Jan. 8 - June 24 Jan. 8 - May 20 Jan. 2 - Mar. 26 Jan. 9 - May 21 Jan. 9- Mar. 12 Mar. 19 May 21 Jan. 12 May 9 n Department wli be pleased t. make arrangements where possible, for any aditimal activities lesirel RVsufficlent numbersamar Interestel 7. ~ King St. W. à 15 Helen Dunni___ 4 Ena Etcher____ .4 Shirley Davis ___ ý3 Norma Gay 3 Dorc Mutton ý3 Marg King. ý2 Audrey Bickell- 9 Joyce Tennant 8 Essie Cox ----- -- 1 Shirley Biakeli Helen Piper ries Helen Vivian- 27 Vivian Cowan___ 27 Marg Perris- - 27 Ada Richards 27 Pat Bartels 27 Joyce Major 27 Eleanor Larmner- 24 Betty Westlake- 23 June Baker -- 27 Peggy Haynes- Moue pArlit Tffmqnmw 1 WAk**b-