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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 12, 1975 5 C.S.S. News By Sue Vice The volleyhall teams had shown that practice means improvement. Both the Junior and Senior teams have 'in- creýsed their wins from last ye-sseason. On Tuesday, tfie-Seniors won their match against Eastdale and lost the third game of their second match to Clarke, by aclose score. Then on Thursday night, in exhibition action, thley Split two matches with Bowmanville. The Juniors swept both matches from Eastdale and Clarke even though Captain Marilyn Tink 'Vas put out of action early in the game. In Cobourg last Wednesday, they beat'the opposition 43-31. Then on Thursday, they out- played and out-scored Picker- ing by a 76-51 score. Ferguson continued to top the offense by notching 16 points in the Cobourg game and a fantastic 44 points against the Pickering, squd.Th e Bantams also p .ydin Cobourg win ning by a mere three baskets. How- ever, Pickering outscored the-i 39-30. In Junior action. our Cougars played a tieht game against the Pickering Trojans., By controlling the play in the last five minutes, they outscored their oppon- ents 45-41. Paul Sobil and Frank Lyczba led the scoring with 14 points apiece. In hockey, our team journ- ejied to Milbrook. Unfortunat- i t seems our'guys needed some fan support for the Milbrook -squad beat them 10-3. On Thursday, our wrestling team competed in a four-team tournament' against O'Neil, Anderson and Dunharton. J. Vooys, D. Cornal, T. Buchan- an, B. MacLean, S. Cornai, G. Simon and J. Smithson ail won their respective matches. The Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic was held at the Lion's Centre this week. Sixty-eight students from C.S.S. donated their blood. Hopefully, these volunteers plus others at later clinics will help us keep our trophy for the most student donors from any area high school. LONG SAULT Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vander- brink, Whitby, were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. W. Vaneyk. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Goble, Tyrone, were, Sunday after- noon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Rye Gibson. Glad to report Mrs. Gibson is slowly improv-- ing at home. Sorry to report Mrs. Bert Johnson has been a patient in Port Perry Hospital f or over a week. Mr. and Mrs. G. Kovacs and girls were Friday eveninig guests of 'Mr. and Mrs. Joe lteven , don. Mir. and Mrs. Ron Rowe anid fam-ily, 13wanile.adMr andr. Don Stephe.isonan Jamefis, Newcastle, were Sun- day visitors of the Harold Murphy's. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Baker,, Burlington and, Mr. Chris James, Toronto, spent the ' kedwith Mr. and Mrs. G. Saker. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hall, Brooklin, were Saturday éven- ing guests of the Bakers. Eidad- U.C.W.. Eldad U.C.W. Meeting Eldad United Church Wo- men met in the Community Hall on February 3, 1975 at 10 in'the morning. This was a Work Meeting to p repare sheets, smocks and bibs for the Christopher Robin Home for Children. After a good morning's work we aIl enjoyed a Pot-Luck dinner along wýith Pastor and Mrs. Erb. A short business meeting followed with Past President Mrs. Wesley Yel- Iowlees presiding. Mrs. Vel- lowlees gave a report on the F rogress of the preparations for celebrating the 50th Anni- versary of the United Church as- well as a report on the CONTIN O And we're conting to offer you solid svnsaddw-~ot values on Deflin DySeils.. corne in and comDiare!WeDrmieto save va ou imo1nevl I t H-ùer -husband, Harry Holo- dryzuk, died Feb. 4, 1953, also two sons, Alex, died in 1966 and Nestor died in 1974. She is survived by five ilaughters, Mrs. Leo Kozak XLena) of Bowmanville; Mrs. A. Flontek (Connie); Mrs. R. Perpete (Margaret), hoth of Oshawa; Mrs. M. Stadnyk (Stella), Mrs. J. Nagrihiank (Evelyn). both of Toronto; three sons, Michael of Missis- Suga; Bill, of Oakville; Nick '-Oshawa; and one brother, S-teve Stasiuk, in the Ukraine. Mrs, Holodryzuk rested at the Armstrong Funeral Home. Mass was celebrated in St. George's Ukrainian Catholic Church Friday with tempor- ary entombment in Oshawa Union Cemetery Mausoleum. Interment later in St. Greg- ory's Cemetery. Monsignor: J. C. Pereyma officiated. 4 Lb. Package 2 Lb. Soiveas - - - -1 E v Beaver Liquid Beaver Paint IBeaver Brush & Rouler Cleaner 3/4"x6 Y . m ligu - Mf FREE ELIVERY Poyf.llackg Wall- Cleaner Sandpaper- Qt. Thinner-1 Gai. 187 I ~ EE I PHONE 623-3388 m NV R, E