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Kings ya, Nevs. Judy at at the Windsor, Tuesdays nt Wind- aturdays Wilson t East, Adlinda Milan of Rena, ther of ir, Rests Chapel, 1, Tues rary @f Oshawa. ry, Port Pod. yet PEL ST 26 OSHAWA BOWLING GREENWOOD ENTRIES THE OSHAWA TIMES, \ Monday, Apri 10, 1967 19 TUESDAY, APRIL 11 \Pinch O'Fancy, Waish 118 SHERIFF'S LADIES' TAILORING 115, Jolly Jumpers 15, Pea Pickers 15,1 RAINBOW LEAGUE (Clear and Good) ae Sap. te. rey Me High Triples -- Joan Smith 768 (315, Strippers 12, The Ace's 10, Jokers 7, FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,000, claim ree irctcan. 1k 40, 213); Joan 'Wall 655 (249, 233);\Carpet Baggers 4 In the final roll-off, Aqua won the title ing (5000), maiden two year old fillies, ms win rupoloss: i) Doreen Wickens 646 (266, 226); Sandra with a total pinfall of 3,654; captain cf/4y2 Furs. (12) MGOr SIE, ENE id abanovitch 639 (252, 210); Jean Windrin. NEIGHBORHOOD LADIES LEAGUE he een Monee pty gy emer Field Doll, No Boy 118 THIRD RACE Purse $2,000 and Helen Garason 62) High Triples -- N. Vickers 711 (274, e IF a Bus Ticket, No Boy 118 ( = 25 231, 206); D. Bentley 626 (256, 223); M.| Tozer, Stella Dewland, Nettie Brown and West Jennie, Walsh 113 ae EF io vai hala ak fille High Singles -- Mary Clough 247, Paul- Wifterick 624 (234, 215); B. Farnham uth Stroud, Hometzwn News, Bowcut 113 Soank Bilte Ne Gov ue SATURDAY, APRIL 8 ne Vincent 241, Rose Crawford and|619 (266, 202); D. Jardine 614 (244,.213); Gold was second with 3,534; Lilac Mariondort, Barroby 113 Rin, JOiibar, Eltesinwnions 7118 FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,000. Claim ickey Weroski 226. M. Waite 608 (256, 206) third, 3,518 and Grey fourth, 3,493. Sky's Why Bive, No Boy 118 Meticulous hatitie" Tartaal i. ing. Maiden two-year-olds, foaled in We congratulate the Daffy's on win-| High Singles --- M. Depratto 272, D. Winner of the Consolation series was Fabius Miss, Dittfach 113 Pleasant Miss. Honoiosa. 118 Canada. 4/2 Furs. ing the championship, and the Sweet Keeler 264, E. Adair 244, D. Wilson 22%,|orange with 3,586; with Captain Joyce Be ae ee ee iia harman Weeld, No boy 118 9-King's Jubilee, Hosa 4.00 2.80 2.60 Peas on winning the consolation, |t sure Bobris 228, N. Mitruk 225, V. Miln@ Osborne, Jeanne Huston, Gloria Robin-, Loo Out World, No Boy Russlin, Dittfach 113 &Won Ton, Barroby 3.60 3.00 as & fun season and we will see you 215, S. Edwards 212, G, Collins 207, P.\son, Kay Payne, Ede Wilson and Marg Countessa Di Guerra, Dittfach 119 Dare: Scuttia: Gorden 2-Exploration, Sicchia 5.90 fall at the banquet, April 22, 1967, start- Mounce 206, G. Knight 206. Gomme. Three Thoughts, No oy 118 Gimpy Gal, Bradfield Wale 03 Also Ran in Order: Purple Patches, ling at 6:30 p.m. sharp. saan Stnadings (First week of play Purple was second with $400: lok Grey 'Lodge, Barroby 113 Queen's Wild, No Boy 112 A-Bent Parrot, Enlyn Sue, Belle Bon- offs) -- Championship-- Vickers Poe, +e nie and M ft: POST OFFICE LEAGUE Hubbells 2793, Collins 2654, Wilsons 2623; | third Pwith 3.383 and Lime. fourth with) $ecoND RACE -- Purse $2,200 ee eee eens iietig Besides a Sig RO aa High Triples -- Lloyd Schram 744,/Consclation-- Deprattos 2860, Pearses 3, maiden three year old fillies, foaled in Diantas, "Gomez oer side Gord Stillman 632, Geo. Moss 726, Jim 2824, Burrus 2676, Campbells 2499 High Average for the year -- Florence |Cda., 42 Furs. Ne Jee A--Sweeney and Dane Hill entry Bare ta GettyI con ethd Ge" CANADIAN ORDER. OF FORESTERS "view omni tor te veer -- Lonaluier scinain, Gomer lettRE® SACP sant HAP ca | econ. mata tae tam te cites sana Puaree S44, joal Mn TOpkes = Wie BIR 712d aurihart. $24 Kitty G., Turcotte 118 fing (9000), hn Our Yer olds Pi aareme pate ca cule Stee Me atr, dien wil Fee eee toe 291); Bob Miller 684 (220, 278); Al Smith Run Around Sue, Grubb X11 [Furs ce Furs Be ae tne Gah bee Mone ait Teal Gl, (207 907): Garn_ Palmer 4a (276,|_ High Single for the year -- Florence Mongrch's, Choice, Keenbium "xin | Monist Pipa. 115 SUmoire, Gomec 4003.8 2.00 BU) Mae Lloyd Schram 21, Gord stili-|248): Don Lounds 637 (266, 207); Fran|Russell 348 |Ten Jays, Platts XXX108 ion. ser lnsoye. Na 2-Golden Champ, Turcotte 770 4.70 man 259, John Gibbs 245. Gibbs 637 (240, 211); Willie Closs 632| Playoffs -- Regular Players on Neu-/Bright Shield, Griffo X113 |Breezy Breeze, Robinson 110 5-Miss Telso, Kornblum 3.80 5' : (246, 200); Lorna Bacon 631 (264, 204); |trals --- Shirley Smith 586; Ella McPher- |Petit Lori, Kornblum ety No Such A 1, Fitzsimmons 110 Also Ran in Order: Artista, Phantom Points Taken Sure Things 4, Un-\art Brown 627 (298) son 570; Muriel Robertson 552; Phyllis|Monessa, Fitzsimmons Moonlight Mambo Barroby, no Flyer, Our Gem -and Gay Robin. touchables 0; Alley Cats 4, Sober-Six 0; High Singles -- Dorothy McDonald 261, Dantord 551. _ tt Miss "Miss Kalensky, enaky Tartagiie 118 ' ey , ' ae" DAILY DOUBLE, 9 AND 4, PAID $9.50 Aces 4, Go Go's 0; No Point Specials 3, Spitballs 1 Ace's winners of fourth section, Play: offs start next week INTER-CITY LEAGUE High Triples -- Ron Walmsley 626, Ed Greenfield 618, Barb Geen 618, Don Bright 607 and Barry Watt 604. High Singles -- Ken Hoffman 250, 225, Dennis Walsh 244, Don Bright 239, Kaye Collard 233, Barb Geen 229, 209 and Barry Watt 228 ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE LEAGUE 'Ss 3552 High Triples Jack Strank 692 (304); Diana Charuk 676 (240, 223, 213); Yvonne Watson 640 (265, 204); Tom Sawyer 629 (258) and Wayne Thertell 610 (250) High Singles Mary Curry 267, Bill Corbett 250, Dave Long 242, Susie Saw yer 237, 215, Bert Sutherland 225, Edith McMahon 223, Orv Holland 216, Bob Wat- son 215, 210, Bud Manning 211 and Betty Corbett 208, M ------ mory of le Alex suddenly ] ow, ay, me , Helen, 9, Vera, mory of ed away ry of @ \dmother, ay April sad re- nye, ' r die i e knows, moptines¢ away, r, ou're not thoughts we are bered by TS and y all gnity 5 lease ard s --cable smart 'ket is sleeves rvelous Pattern nel. ns for imps, care of diecraft ey Ore sidents Plainly NAME, TIFUL 'NS in 'atalog! crochet ! Book 12 com- - easy ko 2-- superb L -- 16 c Ht Team Standing -- Hi-Lites 15, Trans- E formers and Dynos 13, Triodes and Screwlugs 11, shocks 10, Shorts 4, Daffy Dynes 3 points. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE High Triples Gerry May 766 (342); Joan Walker 695 (270); Sandra Wilson 690 (285); Pat Yule 679 (235); Betty Grant 668 (243); Brenda Grennon 666 (277); Verna Dewell 666(238); Shirley Robinson 641 (304); Barb Lean 636 (271); Joan Beaton 635 (307). High Singles -- Gerry May 342, Joan Beaton 307, Shirley Robinson 304, Jo © Pritchard 282, Sally Bryans 236, June ® Bird 234. F Team Standings -- Tripods Wy Sextet FUNERAL OF MRS. GEORGE E. SCOTT The memorial service for Mrs George E. Scott, who died April 5, at the Oshawa General Hos- pital, in her 58th year, was held ® at the Armstrong Funeral Home} at 2 p.m., April 8. The service was conducted by| Rev. John Porter, minister of ) Westminster United Church. In-| \from the Northcutt and Smith terment was in Mount Lawn Cemetery. The pallbearers were Dick Schad, Lloyd Scott, Bert Blair, Bud Suddard, Ted Pelletier and Stan Nottingham. JAMES BLOOMER In failing health for two years, James Bloomer, 49 Gib- bons Street, died April 10, at the Oshawa General Hospital. He was in his 8lst year. Born at Durham, Ont., the deceased was a son of the late William and Annie Bloomer. A resident of Oshawa practically all his life, he was a butcher by trade and was employed for many years at the Cawker but- cher shop. Prior to his retire ment in 1956, he was employed about 12 years in the mainten- ance department at General Motors. Mr. Bloomer was a member of Centre Street Unit- ed Church. '. He is survived by his wife, the former Ethel Morris; two daughters, Mrs. James Wood (Lorna) and Mrs. Don War- rington (Ruby) and a_ son, George, all of Oshawa. Also surviving are three sis- ters, Mrs. Ernest Long, Mrs. Ethel Evans and Mrs. Major and a brother, Russell, all of Rochester,N.Y. The funeral service will be held at the Gerrow Funeral Home at 2 p.m., April 12, fol- lowed by interment in Oshawa Union Cemetery. Rev. A. W. Magee, minister of Centre Street United Church, will con- duct the service. ALBERT FRANK BRADFORD In failing health for two years, Albert Frank Bradford, 59 Garrard Road North, died April 9. He was in his 86th year. A son of the late Peter and Louise Bradford, the deceased was born May 31, 1881, in Lon-| don, England. He came to Can- ada in 1920 and resided in Peterborough before coming to| Oshawa in 1924. A member of the Church of | England, Mr. Bradford was an experimental engineer. Prior to his retirement in 1947, he was employed by Research Indus- tries at Leaside. He is survived by his wife, the former Ann Louise Wing; three daughters, Mrs. H. Cooke (Violet) of Seern Bridge, Mrs, P. Finney (Gladys) of Bowmanville and Mrs. Baker (Lillian) of Toronto and a son, Albert W. Bradford, of Oshawa. Also surviving are 16 grandchildren and a large num- ber of great-grandchildren. The funeral service will be held at the McIntosh-Anderson Funeral Home at 3.30 p.m., April 11, Interment will be in Oshawa Union Cemetery. Rev. K. J. Frampton, rector of St. John's Anglican Church, Bow- manville, will conduct the service. MRS. M. LORRAINE CLARK Although in ill health for sev- eral years, the death of Mildred Lorraine Clark, nee Allin, occurred suddenly at Bowman- ville, March 27, 1967, She was in her 30th year. Daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Allin, Hampton, and the late Harold Allin, the deceased was born at Hampton and received her education at Hampton Pub- lic School and Bowmanville High School. On Aug. 18, 1956, she married Eugene Clark who survives. Mrs. Clark had resided for most of her mar- ried life in Bowmanville. She attended Hampton United AT SAME LOW | Church. L, | Surviving, besides her BroAches in Many Principal Cities of Canada ord U $.--Founded 1904 mother and husband, are three! i OBITUARIES Stan Hartshorn 253, Art Peeling 240, Doug Smith 239, 206, Joan Dart 213, Jim Carmichael 201, 203, Molly Hart- shorn 200. Team Standing -- Jets 3040, Blows 3032, Shelps 2911, Astros 2768, Gems 2736, Swingers 2736, Go-Go's 2726, sings, 2628 pins, CATHOLIC LEAGUE High Triples -- D. Brady 771 (269, 283); | J. Cardinal 733. (254, 250); L. Wrobel | 715 (228, 258); C, MacKinnon 684 (25 . Infusini 666 (308); B. Rorabeck 443 | (241, 249); P. Lamouche 643 (233, 230); | B. Leach 635 (264); M. Armitage 632 (234) D. Arsenault' 630° (233) and m,(the clutch resulted in victory |g: Peters 627 (268). \for the Club 300 when the Tor- piigh Sinotes, ---- Josn Brady 207, H lonto squad took all three games ickison 271, B. Sagriffe 264, T. ie 4 Fan a Rerabeck 20) B. Seekers 236, w jfrom the Oshawa Scugog C lean Wrobel 236, L. Doyle 234, M. Brady 234, lers club in the Willowdale Men's and M. Castilloux 226. | 7 Points -- Champs 4, Flintstones 0; Go |Maior five-pin play. Go's 4, Ups and Downs 0; Satellites 3, The first game was the last two Rebels 1; Apollos 2 and Winners 2. | contested until DOWNTOWN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE |frames when the Scugog boys High Triples--K, St. Onge 735, H. E./faltered just enough to let the The ability to get the pins in| Scugog Cleaners Blanks The team total, for the three ame set were, possibility of Scugogs, (263) and Larry Piper 707 (254).) Club 300 with|% 4,117 and Scugog Cleaners 3,933./Famous Tour, The loss just about eliminates the Shelley's Roman, No Boy 107 Ruling Monarch, Gordon 110 THIRD RACE -- Purse $2,000. Claim: Busters Mark, Dittfach 107 : , two- Needlin Al, No Boy 115 By Te igs oo foaled In Fast Elsie, No Boy 103 TA-Pearl Slipper, G' Rose of York, Walsh 10S ime ae ke nes ere oe See 4-Count Crescent, Nedeau 4.20 atural Visitor, Dittfach 118 Also Ran in Order: Mike's Express, Blue Whistle, No Boy 10 AN Duke. Dison. Burst ae A--Jock's Pride and Oriental Sra WEITER, RACE, Pure 2200, clon Ciera Sig ma ; . aa har |Wee Bunty, No Boy 106 A crate Stable and J © Meyer Roman Cutie, Fitzsimmons 106 re Pigs ey ser FOURTH RACE ~ Purse $2,200 x Maiden 7 laliea Parkes; No Boy "A-106 jl akg year-olds, foaled in Canada Gomez 114 : 1 Big Blunder, Barroby §.00 3.40 2.60 Portree Gem, Coombs B-X101 TABursovna DIREC a a Zeebest, Griffo X106 5-Cent Is! Yumka, Hinojosa 11! Centre Island, Hale 3.00 Also Ran in Order: A-Son of Bruce, making a playoff position. JA -- Dane Hill Acres entry its Andy, Judge Beau Sel Himes led on Te B--Confederation Year and Black Har- aa * bour keenly |Shooters with 865 (358), Wilmot) 72"three year olds, fosied in Cda, gia Late Scratch--B-Pegan Prince, Buz Me- 810 (323), Ozzie Keeler 756 (279), |rurs" (s) ee ecw ante Cassells 739 (275), Bragg 741|Abertoyle, Gordon 114 Bocweensy and Mende Acres eniey col Dance, Griffo A-X110 Mugger Hugger, Hinojosa 120 FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,300. Claim Scott 720, J, Vasko 753, A. Greene 741, i nage ong tate 7 r opposition take over, w | tet ng. Four-year-olds and up. 6'2 Furs. j eae eh An Greene, 70 Soponit tak e hich they}. Best for Club 300 were Ernie, pherpern. vil, (No Bey Art 4 F man 694, N, O'Reilly 699, D. on we, did in no uncertain manner to a 866 (322, 329), Art Me-\picht pave, Gomez 104 eat ae G pore ee? . es 4 ; ihe ickl ily, Gomez 2.50 2.30 eee take the decision, 1,407-1,299. Art|Geachie 831 (311), Joe Bash 811 A= 18 Farms entry 2-Tricky Scamp, Inouye 3.90 wig igh inales ry @, Moss 04 A: rene McGeachie's 311, Joe Bash 290 (305), Tom Moxon 778 (295), Joe |(Exector Wagering Also Ran in Order: A-Bonnie Zenith, 3 0 t) 5 Ir 9 A-T ee rty, ar 280, L. Schram 283, W. Stata 282, D.|and Tom Moxon's brilliant fin- pe 745 (255), Dick Brooks 732) seventH RACE -- Purse $2,300, jane cole River Party, and Arctic th" 270, 7 1) eial ming (5000), three year ds 6 ve will 270, J. Goodman 278, K. St. Ongelich with seven- straight strike: | (261). 9 y olds 2 A--Swartz and Rose entry ad } The opposition this week will Team Standing -- McLaughlin Fuel 47,|for 295, were the big blows b Springboard, Kornblum X106 SIXTH RACE -- Purse $3,000. Allow Scott Chicken Villa 41, Jim's Ba 38 Mr.|the Club 300. Sel Himes for Scu- {be the British Canadian Con- Coot Boy Cool, Barroby ances, Fourvearolis and co ak fur TV Towers 32, Oshawa Auto Trim 28); °---- h dand |struction entry. | Leelover, Robinson 106 : "Des. Erables, G'don 12.90 4.00 2.60 Motor City, 26, White Stars 23, Happy|8088 Was best with a dandy eee __ [Daring Daryl, Fitzsimmons 111 SBright Object, Gomez 2.80 2.20 Gang ss Hambly Beverages 15, Wood-|358. PH ute hi 2-One Sunday, Hinojosa 2.60 carvers i ! : The Oshawa boys continued to} |Take The Pot, Fitzsimmons 117 Hise Ran (8 Oreos Gren Galop, harass their powerful opponents Omaha Trims | Chincoteague and Northern Minx, t ne EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,000, claim Late Scratch--Abuseo, Canadian Statute but there was no signs . Ing Se oe gine ae year oldS:) SEVENTH RACE -- Purse $5,000 weakening in their play an e| Reite Comer Bele "Canadiana _- Handicap." Three-year-old again in the final frame of the emp. is ings : Short Affair, No Boy 118 a Niceuees probe 44.50 17.30 7.00 sons, Anthony, Allin and Ad-|Second game it was the Toronto! pineal. puitech 1s B-Nearanna, | Walsh ~~ §.80 3.80 rian. Also surviving are ajClub on top, 1,321-1,252. Omaha Knights defeated|Dcuble Bounce, No Boy 105 Sai We Orie Photon. balla, |brother and three __ sisters,| Desperate to make the score\Memphis Wings 3-0 Saturday |My, Dev'd, Barroby, i? Ruling Crown, Miss Snow Goose and IE verett of Gravenhurst, Mrs.|sheet, the Scugog trundlers|and took a 3-1 lead in the best-|Galanx, Bowcut 115 Matron. oiee nic We He |G. KE. Fitzgerald (Joyce) of}came up with their best effort|of-seven semi-final series in the {si Jolle, Bell Xi 05 ua shia : bag Bush awk, Grubb 7 Hampton, Mrs. D. Kilgannon} of the night with a 1,382 team | Central Hockey League. Flame Dancer, Whiteman 105 SMite' Ehello Be "Mieau 10.10 §.10 3.40 (Irene) of Toronto, and Mrs, E.|score in the third' game but this} In the other semi-final series |Mahmoud's Star, Coombs X100 Seulens Treat, Brownell 46) 3.50 \Ooms (Marilyn) of Victoria,|was still not enough to stop Houston Apollos def d Okl *| Also Eligible: A 7-Communicate, Hinojosa 3.20 IRC. Club 300 h hee intanee uston Apollos defeate la-|Haven's Glory, Griffo XX108 : Also 'Ran in Order: Humber Broom, u , when they finishe |X-5 Ibs. AAC: XX-7 Ibs, AAC: XXX-10 Y " ah jhoma City Blazers 4-1 to tie the; 8 Count O'War, Jolly Monarch, Tony's The funeral service was held|strongly with a 1,389 count. lset 2-2. ie ones ' Count and Ships That Pass : ao 'os! me m. Dave Wilmot was terrific for) George Konik, defenceman|= : é ANNE fitme TORE > | {Funeral Home, Bowmanville, {March 30, and was conducted lby Captain H. Fraser of the Salvation Army. Cremation fol- owed the service, and inter- ment was in Hampton Ceme- tery. MRS. DOROTHY V. HARPER The death occurred, April 9, at the Ajax and Pickering Gen- eral Hospital, following a short sickness, of Mrs. Dorothy V. Harper. The deceased, Who made her home with her daugh- ter and son - in - law, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Sanders, 153 Admiral Road, Ajax, was in her 71st year, The former Dorothy V. Low- rie, the deceased was a daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Lowrie. Born Aug. 31, 1896, at Edinburgh, Scotland, she came to Canada 40 years ago. A resident of Oshawa for 30 years she had preiously liv- ed in Toronto. Mrs. Harper was predeceased by her two husbands, James Clark in 1935 and Irvel Edwin Harper, Jan. 25, 1958. She is sur- vived by two daughters, Mrs. J. K. Sanders (Patricia) of Ajax and Mrs. N. Kearns (Carolyn) of Toronto and two sons, Will- iam J. Clark and Ian Clark, both of Oshawa. 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