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ae 4 1.8 ww ag TENDER FOR WATER MAINS Sealed Tenders properly marked "Tender for Water : Main Contract W65-2" will be received by the under- signed up to 3 p.m., = cember 20th, 1965. This contract; is for the laying of approximotély 1,530 ft. of 8" and 7,026 ft. of 12" woter main in the City of Oshawa. Plans ond specifications may be obtained at the of- fice of the undersigned upon the deposit of a certified, cheque in the amount of! $15.00. Lowest or any tender not necessarily occepted. L. Algor for J. B. Annand General Manager THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF OSHAWA 100 Simcoe St, South, Oshawa BIRTHS BLACKETT -- Edmund and Jeannine are happy to announce the birth of their son, Brian Wayne, 6 ibs. 10 ozs., at the Oshawa Genetal Hospital. A brother for Carol Ann, Gary and Kurt. Many thanks fo Dr. Ross, nurses and staff on the fourth floor. DUGUAY -- Jean Marc is pleased to announce the birth of a sister, Christine Louise (6 Ibs, 2 ozs.), on Thursday, De- cember 9, 1965, at. Oshawa General Hos- pital. The proud parents are Fran and Gerald Duguay. Many thanks to Dr. Ross and staff of fourth floor. NOTTINGHAM -- Jack and Karel are | proud to announce the arrival of a daugh- ter, Lyn Yvonne, 7 Ibs. 15 ozs., on Friday, December 10, 1965, at the Oshawa Gen leral Hospital. A sister for Lisa. A special jthanks fo Or, Grant, Dr. Kowalskl and |nurses on floor 4C. DEATHS GREER, Edith Mary Bennett On Friday, December 16, 1965 Edith Mary Bennett Greer beloved wife of the late John M. Greer K.C. and loving |mother of John M. Greer, Q.C., Oshawa and Joan (Mrs. D. Price) Toronto, Rest- 38--Coming Events ing at the Morley Bedford Funeral Home, Toronto for service in the chapel on WOODVIEW COMMUNITY CENTR BINGO MON., DEC. 13th Admission Ticket Gives You Free Chance On Door Prize, $250, Jackpot Nos. 54 and 58 $50 Consolation Jackpot Pays Double in 52 Nos. or less $50. Consolation $150 Jackpot $20 o line $50 full card 20 Games at $20 5 Special Games at $30 | Regular games pay. double in los, or less $100.00 Door Prize Early Bird Game ot 7:45 Seve Stubs Now for Turkey Draw Dec. 2Qth Admission $1.90 Extra Buses. RED BARN NORTH OSHAWA Children under 16 not admitted MONDAY 8:00 P.M. BINGO ST. GERTRUDE'S AUDITORIUM 690 King St. Eost ot Forewell ~ FREE - ADMISSION -- FREE -- 20 Reg. Games--Total $300. SNOWBALL--$220. in 56 Nos. Plus $10 each horizontal line. Regular Jackpot $100. in 58 Nos. $20. Con. SHARE THE WEALTH Good Parking Extra Bus Service No Children Please. Jaycees Presents "INTRO 66' Dec. 31st, 1965 PICCADILLY ROOM Hotel Genosha FEATURING MUSIC BY 'THE DOMINOS' HOT BUFFET -- $15 PER COUPLE For information call 725-0860 BINGO AT U.A.W.A. HALL SATURDAY, DEC. 11th 7:30 P.M. 20 GAMES $10 A GAME 4 GAMES OF $20, $30, $40, $50 JACKPOTS ONE GAME $150 SHARE THE WEALTH Ti¢kets on Christmas Turkeys to be drawn to-night BINGO KINSMEN CENTRE TUESDAY 7:45 Early Bird Game FREE ADMISSION Jackpots 52 and 56 Children under 16 not allowed Specio! 7:30 bus from _4 Corners HARMAN PARK .ASSOC. 'Christmas: Party SUNDAY, DEC. 19th Leroy Duncon ond his One torio Ranch Boys entertain ing. Scotch Pine Trees $2. Support Christmas your pork BUCHRE at Valleyview Park every Mon-! Saturday, Dec, 11. Interment in Cochrane Ont. on Monday. KEMP, Suddenly on Friday, December 10, 1965,| Emma Lowe, beloved wife of Arthur 'W. Kemp (183 Ritson Road Soufh), and dear mother of Mrs. John McKay (Ruby). Mrs. Glen Maunder (Muriel), James and Leo) Kemp, al! of Oshawa, sister of Mrs. Wil- jtlam Edwards (Mabel) of Port Hope.) |Resting at Mcintosh - Anderson Funeral |Home, 152 King Street East. Service in jthe chapel Monday, December 3 at 2 p.m, Interment Mount Lawn Cemetery Emma MILKS, Florence Charlotte At the* Oshawa General | Thursday, December 9h, |Scafe, in her 64th year, beloved widow of [Garry Milks and loving mother of Garry Junior of Newmarket, Mr. T. Costante | (Agnes) Eileen, Mrs. Winona Mcintosh and Mrs. Tony Costanta (Mona) of St Catharines, dear sister of Mrs. Violet Stover, Mrs. Sylvia Tracy both of Fort Lauderdale Florida, Mrs. Merle De Clute, | Warren, Mich. Mrs. Milks is resting at jthe Gerrow Funeral Chapel, 390 King St., |West for service in the chapel, Monday, December 13th at 2 p.m. Interment Mount Lawn Cemetery Hospital on 1965. -Florence WILSON, Catherine Ann At Hillsdale Manor, Oshawa, on Friday December 10, 1965, Catherine Ann Moore,| n her 92nd year, widow of George bia |son, formerly of Campbell's Biggs? Queb |Beloved mother of 4 c Stark j}{Lurena) and Mrs. H. R. stark sereais and Cari Wilson, all of Oshawa. Mrs. Wilson is also survived by eight grand- children and 12 great-grandchildren, Fu neral service from Hayes Funeral Home, Shawville, Quebec on Monday, Decem ber 13, 1965 at 1.30 p.m. fo St. George's |Anglican Church, Campbell's Bay. Inter- |ment In Anglican Cemetery. Kindness beyond Price, yet within reach of all. GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL| 390 KINGSTREET WEST | Telephone 728-6226 Everlasting Memorialization | is almost possible with the MATTHEWS BRONZE MARKER that we supply ond. install; Please call MOUNT LAWN MEMORIAL PARK 723-2633 | | LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral arrangements ond floral arrongements for all occasions. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE | 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE | 728-6555 IN MEMORIAM JENKINS -- 'In "loving memory of dear--father,- David-William-Jenkins, whe passed away December 12, 1961. | His smiling way and pleasant face Are a pleasure to recall; | He had a kindly word for each | | | And died beloved by ail Some day we hope to meet him, Some day, we know not when, * To clasp his hand in the better land, Never to part again. ~-Lovingly remembered ee Sauahier Bar bara and son-in-law Howard. JENKINS--In loving memory of * hon father and Grandpa, David W. Jenkins, who-passed away December 12, 1961. | often made you sad, dear Dad, Then there were times | made you glad, But in my heart there was love untold) For 2 wonderful Dad with a heart of gold. | had a Dad | was proud t How much | miss you will fever be known. The heartaches In this world are many, But to ldse you, Dad, was the wore of any. Too dearly loved ever to be forgotten by daughter Beverly, son-in-law Paul and grandchildren Kelly and Todd. ry of a Who pass-| NELSON -- In loving memo dear father, Lawrence Nelson, ed away December 12, 1959. His memory is as dear today As in the hour he passed away. --Lovingly remembered by daughters Evelyn and Lillian, SLINGERLAND -- In loving memory of my dear mother, Jessie Slingeriand, who Passed away December 11, 1964. What | would give if | could say "Hello, Mom", in the same old way To hear your voice, see your smile, To sit with you and chat awhile, Though absent you are ever near --Sadiy missed by Lynda, Ross grandchildren, ¢ and __ CARD OF THANKS KEITH -- We wish express our heartfelt gratitude and deepest sym jpathy to our relatives, friends and neigh-| bors for their acts of kindness, expres ons of sympathy and floral tributes rel" celved during our recent bereavement in| the loss doar mather and grand-| A you-te- Drs; Jes erewaty and Rowsell, nurses and of the Oshawa General Hospital, particularly on iE, to the Arm-| strong Funeral Home and the Police De-| partment for their efficiency and respect Mrs. Blanche Keith and family to FE. Rund! Ides MAYBERRY -- | wish fo express my heartfelt thanks fo all my friends and neighbors, relatives and coworkers, for their kindness, cards, flowers and stay In Oshawa General Special thanks "to Dr Baldwin} and Dr. Cowan, the nursing staff on 3F. | Mrs. Blanche Mayberry. | con cern during my Hospital PEEL -- The family of the late Dean jPeel. wish to express. their heartfelt} thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors \ping, E. F. Cuthbertson, Lonre|ave., |Ewart and J. McCurdy. | Ritson rd. |George | Pres sident; | ~ MOSCOW ASSISTANCE FAVORED Russian engineers apartment Bator, erect an building in Ulan capital of Mongolia Soviet aid has expanded since Mongolia sided with the Kremlin in its struggle | OBITUARIES MRS. EDITH M. B. GREER Mrs. Greer, mother of Osh-|<« jawa lawyer John M. Greer,'sons, Douglas, Leo and Gary 'lQC, died Friday in Toronto. |McKay, Dennis, Jimmy and She was the wife of the late Fred Kemp and Paul Maunder. John M. Greer, KC and is survived by her son, and a jdaug thter, Mrs. D. Price: (Joan) of Toronto Funeral service vill be the de seven grand- Pallbearers will ased woman's FUNERAL OF WILLIAM JOHN SMITH Funeral services be held John Smith, 376 Adelaide st. e., |today at the Morley Bedford held Friday from Arm-| |Funeral Home, Toronto. Inter- upobal Faneral Home. to. shi | ment will be in Cochrane, Ont awa Union Cemetery with serv- FUNERAL OF ices conducted by Rev. F. Ward MRS. ED JACOBS of Westmount United Church. Mr. Smith died Tuesday at Osh- F serv Mr: wuiia te a thd hs sae awa General Hospital. He pas died Dec. 8, was held Friday 62. ge won Pubes Fong lat the McIntosh - Anderson fu- Major, Sidney, edward, John Ineral chapel. Lloyd and: Stanley Smith, all The service was conducted by 2ePhews Gee te ee FUNERAL OF Northminster United Church. Burial was in Cobourg Union| GAIL PATRICIA WHITE Cemetery ~ Funeral service for Miss Gail Pallbearers were Top-|Patricia White of 404 Glendale who died Dec. 7 in Osh- B.|awa General Hospital was held \Friday at the Gerrow Funeral |Chapel. | The soprics was conducted' by Rev. H? A. Mellow, pastor of orthminster United Church. Interment was in Mount Lawn Cemetery. Pallbearers were -- Daniel J. B Hewson, John Manning, J. MRS, ARTHUR W. KEMP Mrs. Arthur W. Kemp of 183 s., died Friday fol lowing a short illness while en-| route to Torohto by ambulance. The former Emma Lowe, was the daughter of the late| James and Mary Lowe and was|Smith, Gerald Power, Ken born and educated in Port Hope. Crawford, Harold Abernathy, She married Arthur .W Kemp|Ken Demille and David Demille. in Port Hope April 13, 1904. Mrs. Kemp lived in Oshawa| CATHERINE ANN WILSON the last 50 years, She was a| Funeral services will be held member of St. George's Angli-|at Shawville, Que., Monday for can Church and her main inter-| Mrs. Catherine Ann Wilson, srho est was her home and family. |died Friday at Hillsdale Manor, She is survived by her hus-|Oshawa. She was 91 band, two sons, James and| Mrs. Wilson was the widow and two . daughters,jof George Wilson, formerly of Mrs. John McKay (Ruby) and | Campbell's Bay, Que. The for- Mrs. Glen Maunder (Muriel), | mer Catherine Ann Moore, she all_of Oshawa.-Also--a--sister,4is--survived--by---twe daughters, Mrs. Charles Edwards (Mabel) | Mrs. A. C. Stark (Lurena) and of Port Hope, 10 grandchildren| Mrs. H. R. Stark (Greeta), both and nine great-grandchildren. of Oshawa; one son, Carl Wil- Funeral service will be held|son, Oshawa; eight grandchil- at 2 p.m. Monday at the Mc-|dren and 12 great grandchil- cous wt funeral chapel.|dren. Funeral services will be (The service will be conducted | held from Hayes Funeral Home by Canon F. G: Ongley, pastor|/at 1.30 p.m. to St. George's of St. George's Anglican Church. Anglican Church, Campbell's \Interment will be in Mount Bay. Interment will be in Angli- Lawn Ce Cemetery. can Cemetery. RCMP Search Warrant OK, Says Quebec Appeal Board MONTREAL (CP)--The Que- bec Court of Appeal has upheld |the validity of a search warrant The SIU executive then took the issue before the five-mem- ber Court of Appeal which, in for William Ida ay with Peking. In the coming five-year plan Mongolia will oi8 meee a ae re es FHARE Ratusdas Pasambes 99. 1665 Piresf OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS NEIGHBORHOOD LADIES' LEAGUE We have some new names on our list 'of high bowlers Chesebrough leading with 632 (249, 208). Laura Collins was next with' 621 (282), Myrtle Waite 612 (262, 207) and Ev Camp- bell 611 (235, 217). 200 scores were -- Phyllis Mounce 285,. Isabell Hubbell 262, May Jones * , Bea Farnham 246, Darlene Armstrong 235, Darlene Wilson 234, Nancy Vickers 218, 209, Ellen Burrus 216 and Emmy Buls 200. Points Taken -- Taylors 4, Campbells 0} Burrus' 4, Pearses 0; Collins 3, Vickers 1;_Scotts 3, Hubbells 1. Total Points -- Scotts 14, Burrus' 13, Pearses 8, Hubbells 8, Vickers 7, Taylors .|6, Collins 4 and Campbells 4. H}720 (308, 262); receive more than $700,000- 000 in aid from Moscow. --CP Photo Rider Directors Decide | OTTAWA (CP)--Coach Frank| Clair was given a unanimous jvote of confidence by directors jof Ottawa Rough Riders' Fri- Club president E. K. Emer- son said in a statement that "certain differences that ex- isted between coach Clair and assistant coach Bill Smyth were resolved . . . to the satis- faction of everyone present." He did not elaborate but pub- lished reports said the differ- jiences go back to Grey Cup | Week last year. | Clair was given' permission by Riders to negotiate with Tor- onto Argonauts and Smyth was asked to take the coaching job if Clair moved to Toronto. Smyth agreed but Clair later rejected the Argo. offer, re- maining as head coach with Smyth as assistant coach. Frank Clair's Their Boy | all the club's seven directors, general manager Red O'Quinn and the two coaches. A NEW CRISIS: SO FEW FLEAS COPENHAGEN (Reuters) The flea circus in Copen- hagen's famed Tivoli Gar- dens has been forced to close because of a shortage of "actors," Tivoli an- nounced today. Manager Else Torp said increased hygiene had made it impossible to find enough fleas that live off humans. Ordinary dog fleas could not be trained to perform, she added. |Oshawa Bakery 2; DOWNTOWN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Standings, after two weeks of the sec- ond section (MoLaughlin Fuel winners of the Ist section) -- George's Towers 14 (39,739); White Stars 10 (38,992); Scott's Chicken. Villa 9 (39,296); Oshawa Auto. Trim 8 (37,907); Motor City (37,245); McLaughlin Fuel 8 (40,745); Cul- len's Esso 6 (38,097); Hambly Block 3 (37,999); Woodcarvers 2 (37,217) and] Dove's Fina 0 (38,148). 700 -- G. Gwilliams 740, D. Smith 756, M, Bell 741, N. O/Reilly 785, L. Hyman 750, and Ed Wilson 706. 300 -- L. Hyman 326, N, O'Reilly 386 and D. Smith 305. -- D. Ambra 90 and R. Plypiw High Average -- Al Perry 244; High Triple -- R. Brown 872; High Single -- Al Rich 405; High Triple with handicap -- H. Appleton 792 (84) 876 and High Single with handicap -- G. Petrolia 363 (40) 403. Turkey Roll on Dec. 13. Prizes, Dec. 20 Good Luck to all of you! CANADIAN ORDER OF FORESTERS Molly Hartshorn got in the groove with Sid Boneham 699 (255, 234); Al Smith 690 (250, 251); Harold Lowery 682 (262, 227); Loulse Richardson 665 (227, 228); Ev. Stata 649 (220,-218); Ellen Boneham 644 (221, 245); and Wes Stata 642 (211,.305). Games 200 and over -- Fran Gibbs 218, 229; Don Lounds 200, 220:: Stew Tippett 244; Gail Beauchemin 234; Dorothy Elliott 232; Wayne Thompson 231; Dick Stata 218; Willie Closs, Gerry Stiles, Don Rob- Inson 211; Beth Hughes 205 and Lucy Peeling 200. Point Standing -- Pots 9, Clowns, Go Go's and Imps. 7; Packers and Pokes 6; Mets 4 and Leaders 2 SPORT PAGE -- OSHAWA BOWLING . OSHAWA MEN'S STORE LEAGUE Powell's 3, Coulters 1; Alger Press 2, Motor City 0, Goch Service Station 4; Ontario Motor Sales 4, Pediars 0; Halliday's 1, National Grocers 3 Seven Up 3, Consolidated Heating 1; Town and Country 1, Acadian Cleaners 3; | Dixon's 0, Balko's 4 Over 700 -- D. Hodgson 803, B. Laverne 802, Gates 751, F, McKnight 745, W. Brad- bury 745, B. Dalton 706 and A. Short 703. High Singles -- §. Salmers 343, G. Brocanier 328, J. Leaman 317, W. Brad- The meeting was attended by| YOUR FAVORITE! By ALICE BROOKS Crochet a lace-lovely set to en- lissued last July which per- mitted the RCMP to search the records of the Seafarers' Inter- national Union of Canada (Ind.) for evidence of mishandling of funds by former union presi dent Hal C. Banks SIU officials applied to have the warrant but a lower court rejected thi attempt last Aug gus t HERE AND THERE the a judgment released Friday, supported the earlier rulings| unanimously. The warrant had been author-! ized by Judge Emile Trottier) on information that the RCMP earlier was seeking evidence for a pos-! quashed sible charge of theft of SIU s funds by Banks between March 31, 1964, and Jan. 1, 1965 BACK FARM MARCH | EDMONTON (CP) -- The Farmers' Union of Alberta Thursday endorsed the prin- ciples of a- mass march on Ot- tawa by farmers. Roy Atkin-| New officers of minster United, ¢ Women's group nounced at a general recently. Officers are: Mr John Porter, honorary presi dent; Mrs. John Redko, past- Mrs. Leonard Car- rington, president Mrs. George Lofthouse vice- | West- hurch were an meeting Farmers' Union, said such a| "in the foreseeable fu-| first if farmers from all areas} president: Mrs. Ray. Hatter, |of the country endorse the idea. second vice - president; Mrs. | Vernon Greenaway, trea- | TOM NEAL JAILED surer; secretaries: Mrs. Ar- | INDIO, Calif. (AP)--Former| thur Meddings, recording; area er " ' Mrs.Grace Brown. corres. |2ctor Tom Neal was sentenced ponding; Mrs. Arthur Joynt, |Friday to one to 15 years in| literature: committee jprison for shooting his wife to! man: Mrs. Clarence death. A jury convicted Neal! program Mrs. Hugh we i social function: Mr three weeks ago of involuntary shter in the April 1| of Mrs. Gail Neal, 29 march ture"' chair- Scott, Scott Richard soc mansiau:z shooting Schad, supply and sistance; Mrs. Cy bell flowers: Mr Mrs. Jack We munity friendship; ter, Mrs Hugh ia ( Porter tlake a rl Camp- and | com. | Mrs. Hat Scott and Burton, mittee publicity nominating Mrs com- Kenneth Young, jfor each pattern (no stamps, son, president of the National }{ree Patterns printed in catalog. n {collected from famous muse- hance your home for the holi- days -- or for gift-giving. Crochet and join a trio of pine- japple strips for a chairback or scarf ends -- use single strip as arm rest. Pattern 7384: crochet | directions. THIRTY-FIVE CENTS (coins) please) to Alice Brooks, care of |The Oshawa Times, Needlecraft Dept., 60 Front Street West, To- jronto 1, Ontario. Ontario resi- dents add ic sales tax. Print plainly PATTERN NUMBER, NAME, ADDRESS GIANT 1966 Needlecraft Cat- alog stars knit, crochet ~ many more needlecraft designs. Three 25c NEW! 12 Collectors' Quilt Pat- terns for you in color, with quilt- ing motifs: Finest patterns ever ums: Send -60c for-new-Museum Quilt Book No. 2. Deluxe Quilt |Book No. 1--- sixteen complete OSHAWA TIMES PATTERNS 4940 SIZES 9~17 1966 NEWS By ANNE ADAMS Carve a Courreges - inspired sheath for an important place in your life. Contrast binding de- fines the lean shape, the low- waist line. Printed Pattern 4940: Jr. Miss Sizes 9, 11, 13, 15, 17. Size 13 takes 24% yds. 54-inch fabric; % yd. contrast FIFTY -CENTS (50c) in coins (no stamps, please) for each pattern. Ontario residents add 2c sales tax. Print plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER. Send order to ANNE ADAMS, care of The Oshawa Times, Pat- tern Dept., 60 Front Street West, Toronto 1, Ontario. BE ALERT to What's New! Send for excitement - packed Fall-Winter Pattern Catalog. 350 design views---..school, career, giamor styles. Plus coupon for free pattern -- choose it from patterns 60c. Catalog. 50c. DON'T FORGET Che Rib Room Continental French Buffet dey night, 8.1 m. Lunch and i] prizes. for their expression Entrance on Gladstone Avenve floral tributes Mrs. Meddings, mittee Mr ard epre ative Mrs Westlake, Mrs. Thomas | Moorcroft and Mrs. Chesley kitchen com to Hear during Lofthouse. board QRRVICE 92 you ke It, when you need it Cheek Me upte-therminute Business Ser | vice Directory dally in the Classified Section. nt. Special thenks. to Rev. A Milpee fer his consolation and Gerrow Funeral] Home for their kindness, stew seni are being | Lucien J Chamberland, 253° Quebec | st., who celebrates her birth- day tomorrow (Sunday). Congratulations extended to Mrs 0 Served Daily 11:30 - 2 p.m. -- 5 to 8 p.m. GENOSHA HOTEL bury 302, D. Hodgton 298, 267, A. Short this week with June B. Laverne "i '259, 254, ie, B. Jeyes 285, R tich Fe R. Thompson 281, C. 280, J. Zak 279, Gates 279, F. 275, 253, J. Bent "tit B. Meinichuk 273, Watson 273, S, Simp: , R. Brown 269, B. Melch 267, BY Rorey 267, R. sa om B. Anderson 264, 5. He 2 ae Claus 259, G. Stacey D 251, and A, Barrett 250. Lemon League -- J. "Prusinski 73. POST OFFICE Team Standing -- Dead Pins 21, Climb-| ers 16, Strikers A Robin Hoods 14, Wi Dings 10, Hot Dogs 10, Bar Files 6 and Spoilers 5. Over 200 -- --_ Schram 318, 250, John |Kirkbride 316, rg Stewart 222, Herb Butler 204, Norma Edgar 202, Maureen Barker 229, Ken Taylor 224, Dave Kyle 271, 216, Dan Price 238, 245, 222, Wasseil 211, Janet Stark 228, Al Ash 215, Reid McConnell 212, 204, Ena Pearce 267 and Sherwood Kossatz 258. There were some high triples this week: , Lioyd Schram 762, Dan Price 705, Ena Pearce 608, Reid McConnell 595, Al Ash 575, Dave Kyle 682, Ken Taylor 611, John Kirkbride 571, Maureen Barker 554 and Norma Edgar 552. Lemon League -- Glad Carter 93, 97, 85, Kay Mackie 91, Jeanette Taylor 85, |Hugh Stevenson 97 and Rose Cochrane 67, 9. MEN'S COMMERCIAL gh Triple -- Bill Giddings 784. Hise Single -- Vince Barrasse 331. 700 Scores -- Bill Giddings 784, Hector | Smith 720, Geo. Lintlopp. 737, Bill Veitch 745,. Ron Holmes 748 and Dominic Serra | 735. 600 Scores -- David Dow 684, John Hubband 617, Nick Bocher 646, Ken Bent 669, Vic Whitely 645, Greg Element 653, Nick Meyer 615, Gary Jackson 606, Ross Wright 662, Jim Smyth 615, Bob Lavergne 642, Vince Barrasse o Orlando Demarco 618 and Vince Serra 6 200 Scores -- Bill Giddings 248, 269, 267; David Dow. 213, 280;' Hector Smith mm 258, 232; Renato Sublotto 266, 206, 228; A Landry 231; Nick Bocher 320, 245; Fred Porter 204; Geo. Lintlopp 256, 272, 209;| Ken Bent 322; Dalton Crawford 238; Joe Crosmas 223; Bill Veitch 259, 202, 284; Vic Whitely 210, 249; Greg Element 232, 241; oo wo, 225, 201; Ron Holmes 209, 299; Gary Jackson 285; Ross Wright 8, 220, 204; Bob Carter 253; Fred Melan- son 213; Ron Graham 284; Geo. Lowe 211; Jim Smyth 228, 205; Ruddy Longtin 219, 202; Doug Lowe 222; Harry Michael 219; Jack Givillum 200, 228; Wally Pros- |kin 205; Bob Lavergne 237, 231; Orlando Demarco 235, 202; Dominic Serra 224, 253, 258 and Vince Serra 237, 260. Lemons -- Archie obnctetl 99, Don Doughty 93 and Jim Campbell Points Taken -- Dempsters a Doyle's Const. 0; Honyokers 5, City Yards 2; Beatty ues 7, Rebels 0 and Vince's 7, Dodger: jeom, Standings -- Vince's 16, Demp- sters 16, Beatty Haulage 14, Honyokers 12, Dodgers 10, City Yards 9, Rebels 5 and Doyle's Const. 2 Bowers Winfield 284, J, Ris- 256, H, E. Bathe 254, R. x ryrstalh '3 L. 'Locke Lupton 208, 259; John Hubband 245; rife In Ax-Killing Of 5 People VANCOUVER (CP) -- A 17- year-old youth: with a history of mental disturbance was charged Friday with delin- quency in the axe slaying of Bob| five members of a family. The youth was arrested after he gave himself up to a psy- chiatrist. He was to appear in, juvenile court Monday on five counts of delinquency. Police said the slaying of most of the Osborne Kosberg family was one of the most tra- gic multiple murders in the city's history. Kosberg and his wife were found in bed. Their two-year: old son Vincent was on the floor beside the bed. Osborne Jr., six months, in a crib in the same room, was spared. The body of Gayle, 11, and Marianne, 13, who was severely injured, were in another bed- room. The body of Barry, 15, was in a third. | CATHOLIC LEAGUE | Ladies' high single s to Jean Lepine | with 242, and Elaine Hindenfield took the ladies' a kad with 616. Barry Leach has the men's high triple and high single with 713 (316). Points Taken -- The lers 4, Moon- lighters 0; Noisemakers 3, Nite Hawks 1; Slow Pokes 3, Saints 1; Joe's Gang 3 and Orbits 1. Scores 200 and Over -- Barry Leach 316, 202; Joe O'Malley 210, 209; Marg Rorabeck 221; Dan Rukaruk 213; Allan Derton 240; Jean Lepine 242; Oben Arsenault 213; Joe Peters 241, 242; John eae' 280; Leo Doyle 274; Peter La- jouche 251, 205; Elaine Hindenfleld 229, Hires Bill Romhanyi 205; Mona Peters 210; Rose Watts 226; Marie Meinychuk 239% 213; Mildred Rigley 213 and Harry Dick- inson Lemon League -- Jean Dickinson 93, Helga ruelier 6 and Laura Cardinal 94, The turkey draws will be held on Wed- | nesday, December 14, HHH HH HE Pre-Christmas Special BEFORE YOU BUY. 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