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Thursday, March 30, 1950 THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Page 3 @ man " = 0 Glas! 1 RAP BOOK ing hot shot trundlers a real roll |from Kitchener, ion in an intercity 10 report. SCOTT'S SC By R J. SCOTR Bronte Man Severely a the shekels, Waterloo and Toronto joined the| pins loop is definitely an assured g beau : . local bowlers in heated compet-| prospect in the near future, rs hay, In jured In Bus, Le the. big [ition which saw the Oakville-ites ing an ball and the ten pins weren't too | Unable to capture a single game. REVERSE ACTION > Weeks] 5 Car Crash Monday successful in the al intercity | It was far from a walkover from Drinking does not drown sor- she lef . Harley Carpenter, 61-year-old| maton played recently at Toron-|a points angle, however, and it row; it merely serves fo irrigate e Par Sea LEVEL I< anny \ Bronte resident, suffered serious) ty Bayview lance. Picked squads|Would seem that keen future ip ils ang DTA EYEL ALoNg A \ injuries Monday night when the Hes re blos t car in which he and two com- hi and th \' [Panions were riding skidded into ii] ir smal the path of a Grey Coach bus at 134 ds. Mr the 4th Line bend on Lakeshore | T b ) S H ER E aS beer Rd. Mr. Carpenter, removed to E fis) Trelang, Toronto Western hospital follow- i Nn : lay, th ing treatment" at Oakville Mem- visit bu orial hospital, suffered concus- e Vessel sion, a fractured pelvis, and had ler was his right ear almost severed in | ng wa | | the crash. 1s many Provincial Officer Harry Wil- at Hal son, who investigated, stated a er Con westbound car driven by Paul i lay, the Wosney, Hamilton, who had i re they] p Carpenter and Albert Bobyk, it Or nine| Ai First ART FICIAL Hamilton, riding in front 'with ll a fing MAMA FOR BABY LIONS in HE him; was apparently entering the I : WORLD FEEDS HREE cups Af turn as two buses approached, i THE Zoof IK CHATIANOOGA «fen i When Wesney applied his brakes, the dis] BEER the car skidded and went out of i for the control on the icy turn, the right © Musi] side, where Carpenter was sit- held of ting, crashing into the first bus, r Town] Wosney suffered concussion, | and Bobyk a fractured collar bone. Both were removed to sited or Hamilton General hospital. her sis Sole iss Dor e As a church spire streaks Bs 2 ph Ey et STANDARD gan_ to $0 a COUTTS Easter Card SEE} 4 Halton . With little more than six weeks reports. brings a message of peace ll to 80, local trundlers are busily The British designers have added many new features to the Vanguard to ig and friendliness straight to [|getting down to assiduous prev assure performance under Canadian conditions'. . . improved seating, nile the hearts of those you love, i the ennua] Oakville smart body by Fisher . . . greater gasoline mileage (up to 40 miles per les and owling Lanes 3.game five pins gallon) . . . It's powerful engine, Bonderized rust-proof body and sturdy xX made scratch tournament, slated es chassis give it more weight (2500 1bs.) . . . these body features combined 8 See our complete selection Snder Way Msyi1 and contre with Lockheed hydraulic brakes add to your safety on the highways. y 2 : through to May 13. Frank Rus- of beautiful COUTTS Raster sell announces a $50 first prize i Cards today. booty will go to the winner in each series, and this loot should We invite you to drop in and attract a calibre of outside com- petition that will severely tax h V. d d . x J) the prowess of district sharp. see the Vanguard... drive it your Sai shooters. 1 ll h h pl Easter Sunday, April 9 Shula: Sve Well self . . . You ll agree that the new Last year, 'Doc" Dafoe was vor well in the forefront in the men's Vanguard takes the lead of pop- singles series, finishing close be- SHOP WHERE hind Toronto's Jim Ridley, who ular Family cars. : = 7 carried off top money. Dewey COURTESY and SERVICE Dowdle and Marg Pennycook RULE claimed another Oakville second spot in the mixed doubles, Ockvile Card & Smoke Shop |=: rn) Maxwell - Brown Motors bowling behind them, Frank feels that alley marksmen like Al ent Yarnell oe Bronte's Jack Rogers Church St. West at Navy Telephone 6 60 Colborne St. East Tel. 1481 2 5 along with Dafoe, will give visit- HOR SS feng oh ERR RINLLY £0] THE OPENING OF THE SEASON IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER STEP OUT FOR EASTER WITH YOUR GARMENTS "Fresh As A Daisy" A complete selection of popular player models of baseball gloves and mitts by Reach, D & R and Raw- lings' are now a ailable, including the famous three- } finger, "Playmaker," the new "Red Rolfe," "Lonnie Frey," "Monty Marion," etc. The finest Louisville Slugger and St. Mary's Bats We are equipped to outfit any team--Softball or Hardball with Sweaters or Official Uniforms, at . . . SPECIAL CLUB PRICES a YOUR LOCAL SPECIALIST IN SPORTS § BUD CORBETT art 65) - SPORTING GOODS eo MR +c sn Phone 1378 | | REE EE Ee SE Ter Ce ES Ee ES Eh Ee Ee eT ey JUST 311 For Pick Up LAKESHORE CLEANERS PHONE