The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

TUSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1952 sepons Lead Lakeshore League ly Defeating Lindsay Nuskies In Puck-SîoppingSlush Game 3 - 2 Bowmnanvilîe Barons captured intact. was solid enough to stop the Lakeshore "Little Four" ice-surface shots. League leadership at Memorial Barons Start Pressing Arena, Saturday night, by down- TeBrn a h deo i~ Sng ind sayuskis3- n uk in the third period. Twice they stoppng sush.swarmed ail around the LindsaN The ice has neyer been in net trying desperately to sink the ~.&rse condition, but the golfing. rubber and break the deadlock, ~-the- Puck-in-the-slush brand but the visitors, backed up by enockey displayed attracted over poor ice, heid off the scoring on- iiuOfanssiaughts. Soit ice was three-parts cov- DnGloiyboeu h ered with a film of watcr before DnGlolyboeu h the game and il is understood game at the 17:31 mark whcn he Lindsay voiced intention of play- took off on one of bis famed solo ing the game under protcst. Noth- rushes and fired a good one past ing definite bas been heard in this the Muskie net minder to break direction by the Barons' manage- the tic and give the Barons a 3-2 ment, however. advantage. Out for the first time with the The local lads managed to hold intermediate Barons, George Pip- off Lindsay for the balance of the er played a powerful game on de_ tilt and ended up a four point fence where the local lads are winner at the final bell. light in experienced reserves. Bowmanville had 30 shots oi Piper Starred in the assist depart- the Lindsay goal and scored three,j ment as well as in his rock 'em while Lindsay, in turn, scored and roll 'cm ehores. He set up two goals for 26 shots. Dean West anci Don Giihooley for The xin over Lindsay shovesi en' -'~rndstanza. Bowmanviile into the Little Four -s uiimertirre i ead and provides an opportunity gouing experience earned on an for the local club to wind up the 1 Oshaw a golf course. Don Gil- regular sebedule in first place.r hooley rocked two goals past the They playcd Lindsav, Tuesday Lindsay twince-mniider, to ciaim, evening. and biave Port Hope to scoring honors for the night, witii ineet axvay, and Cobourg, here,j Orono's pride, Dean West, ac- twice.E counting for the third taiN',. Bowmaniville can drop the Lindsay mYoved into the lcad Lindsay game and the Port Hope early in the first stan za whe,p game (all four pointers) but by t Coriey scored on a pass froîa defeating Cobourg, here, twice, Hicks at 2:55 while Bowmanville they can win first spot in thes players were stili trying to find league and a chance to play the g their legs on the butter-soft ice. fourth place club (probably Co- The puck bounced around lîke bourg) in the semi-finals. After a chicken without a head during Tuesday night. Lindsay will play Most of the period and lu many alI two-point games, while Bow-0 cases the steliar playing of George manville tilts arc four-pointers. d Piper served to stem a Lindsay rush that might weil have turned the game into a route in the first is n] nk a L fi period. As it was, Corle ' repeat- nR n iLf ed bis first goal by sinkrng Lind- say's second tally late la the first o g& L leL d period whlle the Barons went scoreless. Barons Eveii Count Bowmanville curlers are gain- b But the second Corley goal was ing. an enviable reputation F the final for the visitors. When throughout the province for the ri the second frame got underway ability tbey display in champion- u a bodying game developed until ship competition. I Dean West found the twine for Skipped by Wilfrid Kitson, a t the Barons and revenged, in part, rink of Bowmanville men rep- the Lindsay lead. George Piper resentmng the Oshawa Curling 0 assisted on the goal that came at Club easily outdistanced compe- q, the 8:29 mark. tition to .win the Hogg & Lytle ai Playing coach Don Gilhooiey Limited, curling trophy, Jan. 30. evened the count at 2-2 later in The bonspiel took place at Little the second period with George Britain. near Lindsay. di Piper figuring in on the assist. Put up for annual competition ri Goîng into the third with the in 1949, the trophy has been won df sc ore tied, both teams tried tO by Unionville for the past two E uni onf the pressure but the con- years. This year. however, the E ,Ilyn of the ice slowed down play Bowmanvile rink d ef ea te d B MMprevented scoring. The Bar- Unionx'iile 11-4 to win the silver «W;had the Lindsay goalie rush- mug and accompanying Sunbeam cc ing from bis cage as mucli as 15 ciectrie irons.Ti feet on several occasions but tbey Sme0rns rentrdn failed to snare the puck and find t h e tournament representing theempy ntOakwood, Woodville, Unionville, gr' At onc point in the third frame, Oshawa, Little Britain. Beaver- fo ]Referee McCuliough of New- ton and Valentia. til castle, stopped the game to clear the snoxv from before the Mus- Championshlp Curlers w Içi e's net. The LindsaY goaler had Lead stone on the local cham- ni up a wall of slush around pionship rink was 0. F. Robson. Ilie crease ,vhich, Iiad it been left Ken Kitson is second stonie and li Preferred by millions of Canadians for its superb quality and flavour. TUA TH~ CANADIAN STATESMAN. EOWMAVTT~LW flW~'A~T<~ UAftU! ~1ftYU B. Cowling's Team Wins League Titie In Bantam Schedule Bantam League finished their sehedule with Barry Cowling's team on top with 12 points. In their last game, Cowling's team overpowered Cliff Aldread's club by a score of 3-0 on goals by Fow- 1er (U.A.), Bickle (Richards) and Richards (Lunn). Lunn was giv- en the nod to the P.B. when ref- eree Don Stutt saw him throw his stick. As Lunn slowly skat- ed over to the other side of the rink to retrieve his weapon he could still be heard mumbling: "It only slipped out of mv hand, I tell * a. It only slipped out o' my hand." The othev three teams finished a close second. third and fourth in this order: Kalvin Jones end- ed uip in second place with 5 points, Bob Carruthers in 3rd with 4 points and Cliff Aldread*s team in 4th spot with 3 points. The playoff games will start, as soon as ice is available and the games xviii be as follows: Cowling vs.' Carruthers Joncs vs. Aldread Semi-final games are two out of three. Winners play a "sud- den death" final game. le Britain Wins :urfing Trophy brotber Wilfrid, skip of the riuxk. For the first time in bis curling recollection, George Moody, pop- ular Manager of the Bank of vlontreal, and vice-skip. managed to cuni on a championsbip team. When asked what he thought of the victory, he replied: "I'm quite pleased. It's my first shot at anything big like that." Win Three Stralght During the course of the one- Jay bonspiel. the Bowmanville rink met, and apparently easily efeated the following teams. Bowmanviiie 19- Little Brit. 5 Bowmanville 16- Valentia 6 Bowmanvillc Il- Unionville 4 The last game iisted was final ýmpetition for the Hbogg & Lytie rrophy. Victorious members of the local ink are certainly entitled to a rreat deal of praise for their ef- orts in championsbip compe- tion. The Canadian Statesman 'd;uld like to applaud their win- iing ways. 3owmanville Midgets Vhallop Port Hopersi ead Playof f Series 1 IL A third period penalty and a rnomentary collapse of defensive play spelled defeat for Port Hope Panthers, Monday night, as the Bowmanville midgets skated off with a 5-2 victory in a playoff tilt played in the Hiliside Town. Bowmanville now leads the round robin series with five points. Port Hope has two and Cobourg one point. The game was close for the most part with the score 2-1 for Bowmnanville at the end of the first stanza. The end of the sec- ond saw the teams tied 2-2. The local lads caught fire in the third frame, however. and racked up three goals xvhile holding their opponents scoreless. VALENTINES FOR EVERYONE A Titue to Rernember Those We Love Farnilv and Swe-ehcarts Shut-ins To whom a greeting means so much Children Valentines are their favourites Tallien . Serviettes Table Covers Decorations J. W. JEWELL 'BJG "20" 27 King St. W., Bowman'pIll, POE556 Local Curlers Win ChampionshiP At Little Britain Bowmanville curlers broomed their way to a bonspiel championship at Little Britain, Jan. 31, t0 capture the Hogg & Lytie Limited curling trophy and bring honor f0 their hometown, as well as the Oshawa Curling Club they represented. The rink easily outdistanced ail competition in three games defeating Unionville in the finals Il to 4. Rink members are, left to right: 0. F. Robson, lead stone; Ben Kitson, second stone; Wilfrid Kitson. skip, and George Moody, vice-skip. Ladies' Major Bowling League Shows One Point Between Top Teams Emma Bromeil took top honors this week for ber high single game of 258 and wins the Royal Theatre ticket. Bernice Budai was second with 252, and Lil Phillips third with two good games of 251 and 247. Other singles scores were: Hilda Brock 247 and Mel McNulty 231. Mcl McNulty rolled the High Triple with 3 games of 230, 227, 211 to make a total of 668. Just four other girls bowled over the 600 mark: Lil Phillips 649, Ber- ice Budai 648, Hilda Brock 626 and Emma Bromell 613. Hilda Brock is stili leading the average list with 208, whiie Ber- nice Budai is a close second with 207. Bucknell's team is stili on top wîth 22 points, a one-point mar- gin over second place team. Piper jumped up to second place this week with 21 points, Budai third with 19. and Brock down to fourth place with 19. Piper and Budai's team both took 7 points for the nîgbt with Budais team having high triple score for the nite with 2966 pins. Bucknell and Budai tied for High Single game with 1016 pins. The ever-popular Lemon Lea- gue sbowed a good turn-out too. Audrey Bîckle rolled a nîce game of 70, with others: Wanda Clarke 82, Doris Polley 90, Helen Dunn 96, Alice Hodgson 98, Lydia Bates 98 and Doris Akey 99. Congratulations to Ev Swcct- man wbo wins a case of Pepsi Cola for the High Triple score of the niontb. Ev roiled 726 on Jan. 2lst. Team Standing Pins W L Pts. Bucknell 10479 9 3 22 Piper----10428 9 3 21 Budai --- 11088 8 4 19 Brock - -- 10583 8 4 19 MacFarlane 10341 6 6 14 RECREATION CALENDAR Bowmanville Recreation C'ommission Telephone 982 - Thursday - 2.00-Afternoon Leather Class Lions Centre 7:00-Aduit Swimming Class B.T.S. Pool Further registrations limited I 7:30-Ladies' Dressmaking class Lions Centre - Frlday - 7:30-Adult Art Class Central Public School -1Saturday - 7:00--Recreatjon Broadcast Station CKLB. 8:30-Intermediate Hockeyv Cobourg vs. Bowvmanville Barons. - - Sunday 3;00-Famil 'v Skating. Mem- bers only. Arena. - Tuesday - 4:00-Jr. Stamfp Club Lions Centre 7:30-Smocking Class Lions Centre Registrations closed. - Wednesday - 3:00-Dancing Ciass. Lions Centre 8.00-Woodworking Class Central Public Schooa. Gay -- 10177 6 6 JolI -- --- 10707 5 'J 6' Beauprie - 10262 5 7 Larmer -- 10282 4 8 Davis - -- 10046 412 71ý' Hooper ---- 9965 4 8 Leighton --- 10229 3 9 Averages Hilda Brock ___ Bernice Budai Emma Bromell Mcl McNuity ------------------ Hazel Davis - - Helen Piper ------------ Lorraine MacFariaae Norma Gay ------------ Ann Gay -.. ----- ---- --- Lii Phillips-------- Mary Wilcox -------- Sylvia Bucknell Aida Luxton ----. Joyce Major Onie Etcher - ------------ Kay Stephen .. ---- --- Connie Leighton - ----- Doris Joli ----- ---- Ev Sweetman .--- -------- Sadie Bucknell ______17 6 Dot Crombie ___-173 Toots Wiseman ____172 Kay Beauprier 172 Eleanor Larmer -___171 Dorotby Weese ....170 Ruth Barclay.------------_ ----170 High Single-Emma Bromeil, 258. High Triple-Mel McNulty, 668. ENFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilbert, Solina; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hob- den, Kinsale, at E. Lee's. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Niddery and fam-Ily. Toronto; Mr. andi Mrs. Harvey Pascoe and Douglas, Taunton, at W. Pascoe 's. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lycett at W. Ogdcn's, Oshawa. Mr~. and Mrs. L. Stephenson and Ronnie at S. Cowling's, Tyrone. Mr. and Mrs. H. Cowling, Wbit- by. at L. Stephenson's. Mr. and Mrs, WýIfrid Bowman attcnded the Hoîstein-Fresian convention in the Royal York Ho- tel. Toronto, last week. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parr on the arrivai of a son., BURKETON Best wishes to Mrs. William Stephenson who underwent a serious operation in Oshawa Gen- erai Hospital. iast week. Mrs. Vera Hathenly. Peter- borough, was guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Tompkins over the weekend. Miss Phyllis Adams, Miss Mar- garet MacGregor, Courtice, with Miss Gwen Dean. Mr. and Mrs. R. Carter and Wayne. Peterborough; Mr. and Mrs. George Carter with Mr. and Mrs. Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Slingerland and Linda: Miss Irene Canfieid, R.N.. Oshawa, with Mr. and Mrs. B. Hubbard. Mrs. Rilda Stevenson and Al- bert. Toronto, with Mrs. A. Hughes and Lois. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McLaugh- lin and Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton and Sheryl with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McLaughlin. Mr. and Mrs. E. Adams is in Oshawa with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wilson and Beryl, Oshawa, with Mrs. Pearl Avery. Mrs. J. Gatcheil with relatives in Oshawa. Mrs. H. Rabmn with Mr. and Mrs. C. Rahmn. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hanthron in Bowmanvifle with Mr. and Mrs. F. Sheehan. CADMUS Cadmus W. A. and W. M. S. heid a crokinole party at thre church a week ago Wednesday night. There was a very good crowd for such a cold night. Pro- ceeds $12.00 Devitt's L. O. L. held their euchre party last Friday rrîght with a very good croxvd. Mr. Charlie Fee won gent's prize and Mrs. Leslie Johnston the iady's prize. Another party xvill be held in two wceks. Everyone wel- come, Mrs. Oscar MeQuade spent last weekend with lier daughter, Mrs. Jack Gay. Sympath 'v is extended to Mrs. Geo. Johnston and Mrs. Wilson, Cadmus, in the death of their sist- er a couple of weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shea visited ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McCabe. Leah returned home with them for a week's holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hanna and faniily, Janetviile; Mr. Clayton McGill and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Weish and Paul, Oshawa-, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Vivian and famiiy' , Maple Grove: Mr. Andy Holmes visitcd Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Hanna on Sunday, also Miss SERVE YOU 60C WELL Nase I Another Case Solved.. The Case of Stomach Discomfort . .. with TrAnd BISMA REX 60C -,90c - $2.15 Thro f 4 Ideal for Children and Aduits ReliefPlain or Mint Soun MILK of MAGNESIA 30C - 60C For stuffy Relieve Pain Quickly with. heads. A - SA - REX TABLETS REXALL 100's 65C 200's $1.19 ORDERLIES -________ 24's4c 60 75cStop Throat Irritation 24' '*~ Gs UC4A. S. A. Lories Eniiied I COUGH DROPS 15C COCOANUT OIL For the Whole Family. SHAMPOO 45c PLENAMINS An Ail-Purpose 50'5 $1.85 200,8 $5.75 IMI-3 SOLUTION Bachelor's 8-oz. 75c 16-oz. $1.119 Smokers Tooth Just Right For Baby's Tender Skin . BABY TALcum 33c 1Os 2' For That Well-Groomed Look 40c 75c Men Prefer.. BACHELORQuick-Bands SHAVE CREAM 55C 36 Bandages in metal A Tribute to Your Beauty .container. Contains Chiorophyli mnercuro- TIFFANYchrome or DEODORANT CREAM 75c pan At First Slgn of Cough or Cold... Glvô 0 CHERROSOTE Cough Syrup 60c - $1.00SAVE YOU MONEY JURY C& LOVELL When We Test Eyes B las Done Properly YOUR REXALL DRIJG STORE PHONE 778 BOWMANVJLLE POWDER DUC ~ ' Rexal 4' g ~y2~ A Valenline Gifis for the Only GIRL /z Wq~; Bridai set, 14-' gold, one larg. diamond, smal Stones $100.00 For wixýes and fiancees there is nothing lovelier than one of these exquisitei 'v designed rings or watches. In finest taste, such a gift pays tribute to your discrimination as xvell as your affection. 14-k gold ringr, set with lovely s.ynthetic rub.v. modern setting $8.50 'Yelloiv gold Westfield watch, black ribbon band $24.50 I MARR'S Valenline Gifîs for Your MAN The man you have marricd or will soon rnarry deserves the very best in handsome tasteful jewellery. Here are gifts that h(, will trea- sure for an entire lifetime... gîfts as fine as the sentiment behind them. 14-k gold cuff- links, very modern and massive $2.50 up .Man's Watch, Yellow gold Swiss Jewelled inovement $19.50 Man's eameo ring Roman design, 14-k gold $28.95 Weekend Clearance of Our B ETTER DRESSES * on Sevt i aiid full lcngth il v~ qtialitv cUCpC). b izes 14 to 42 Sold RegularIy Fromn $16.10 to $19-50 At Onie Loti Price of ALL SALES FINAL CASH Go Au KENNEDY Successor to Couch, Johnston & Crvderman 49 ing St. W. BOWMANVILLE Phone 836 Jewellery m »MA ÀrS TEE CANADIAN STATESMAN, ]ROWMANVMLE. ONTARIO pAmr mn«