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TEE CA?(ADIAIf STATESMAN. DOWMA&NVILL, ONTARIO Nine Bowlers Rol! Over 600 Mark in Ladies' Major League Nine bowlers in the Ladies' Major Bowling League bowled over 600 on Monday night, Jan. 3lst. Ann Gay of Courtice team, roiled the high triple of the night with 683. She aiso took the high single of 329, receiving Mr. Breslin's merchandise certificate. Norma Gay bowled 328 in the same game, just one pin behind Ann. Nice bowling, girls:ý Eva Whitehead came second with a nice triple of 675, Doris Joli 658, Joyce Major 648, Onie Etcher 628, Emma Bromeli 621, Dot Crombie 614, Lydia Bates 603 and Sadie Buckneiî 601. The "over 215" games were: Joyce Major 260, Lii Hooper and Doris Joli 258, Eva Whitehead 256, Emma Bromeli 251, Sadie Bucknell 249, Dot Crombie 247, Ena Etcher 246, Kay Beauprie and Lydia Bates 245, Hazel Davis 239, Marie Yeo 237, Onie Etcher 229, Hilda Brock 226, Mary Wilcox 224, Vel Miller 221, Lucille Moffatt 218, and Babe Brown 216. Tsk, tsk, our lemon league is growing: Beverley Disiey 99, Aima Perfect 97, Mary Wilcox and Audrey Martin 94, Olive Moffatt and Glennys Simmons 93, Shirley Brooks 91, and Lil- lian Brine receives a merchan- dise certificate from Mr. Breslin for the low game of the evening, 81. Lucky draw winners this week were: Betty Stutt and Edna DeGeer. A;va«es Ave. Doris Joli --223 Bernice Budai 206 Eleanor Larmer- 203 Ena Etcher 200 Norma Gay 200 Onie Etcher 198 Emma Bromeil 197 lKay Beauprie -192 Hlelen Dunn - 90 »lda Brock - 90 Yi Coole 190 Joyce Major -- 189 Lydia Bates-- 189 Anita Nickerson- 188 ,Am Gay--- 188 Sadie Buchneill-187 ]Pot Crombie. 184 Babe Brown 1-.013 AWlce Hodgson -183 Helen Lockhart 183 liazel Davis - 183 Ev Sweetman 181 Lil Phillips -- 181 Mary Walters- 179 Mel McNulty 178 Games 12 12 12 12 il 12 12 12 12 12 9 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 A- Norma Hooper- 177 Helen Piper- 176 Vel Miller 176 Vi O'Rourke 176 Audrey Fletcher- 175 Mari Yeo 174 Toots Wiseman- 173 Viv Cowan --- 173 Olive Patfieid- 173 Lii Hooper -. --- 171 Mary Harrison- 170 Ada Richards --169 Donna Walker- 169 Doris Polley 169 Dorc Mutton 168 Eva Whitehead 168 Jean Fairey 168 Audrdy Martin- 167 Helen Çprden- 166 Edith M'àrlow- 166 Jean Patrick --166 Reva Parker- 165 Mary Wilcox- 164 Kay Hendry 164 Fae Reynolds 161 Betty Stutt- 160 Edna DeGeer --160 Elaine Manko 160 Duaine Palmer 160 Higb single- Ann Gay, high triple-Ann Gay, 683. 121 12 12 121 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 92 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 9 12 92 12 12 9 329; Team Standings. Points Pins Emma Bromell 19 11157 Lii Phillips ------- 19 10662 Ev Sweetman----- 16 10913 Lydia Bates------ 16 10866 Kay Beauprie------- 14 10870 Bernice Budai----- 14 10770 Eleanor Larmer 13 10560 Mary Walters 13 10447 Vi Coole-------------- -13 10401 Dot Crombie 12 11130 Onie Etcher - --- - 12 10927 Doris JoI -------------- 7 11044 McKnight's Team Takes Over First Legion Bowling Standing of Teams Pta. Pins McKnight - - 22 15679 Bates 20 15276 Taylor-____ 18 14740 Samis 17 15396 Fair--- 16 14574 Perfect --- 12 14553 High singie-D. Taylor with 298, and a total of 721. High triple-E. Perfect 723. J. Martyn also had 701.* McKnight's team bas at last taken over first place. Geodyear Employees Recreation Club* DANC-E Friday, February l8th, 1955 - at -* VARCOEPS PAVILlON, COURTICE* Dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. to oc LOU DEWELL and His ORCHESTRA $1.50 per Couple, $2.50 per Couple, Club Menibers Non-Members M No Invitation Necessary - Everyone Welconie Pee Wee Rangers Put Up Go'od Fight Although the Pee Wee Rangers of the Bowman- Barry Oliver, Grant Flintoff, Anthony Malloy. Rear row, ville Minor Hockey Leagues, shown above, are only in f if th lef t to right: Manager Tom Turner, John Allun, Morris place in the Pee Wee League they have shown signs lately Turner, John Goode, David Williams, David Werry, Coach of climbing to a higher position by playoff time. Front Walter Goode. Absent when the picture was taken were roW, lef t to right: Mickey Dickens, Captain Ross'Turner, Brian Cox, Kingsley Nan Nest. -Photo by Carson Studio, Port Hope Town Hockey Standin'g. k Unchanged Standings in the Town Hoc- key League were unchanged by the games of last Thursday night which saw the top teamn, Miiler's Taxi, defeat the second-, place Courtice squad 10-7, and the third-piace Foresters drub Front Street 6-3. Jack Whiteman, top scorer of the league, led the Taximen with four goals in their win over Courtice. Morley Richards was close bebind with three markers for the bat trick, and single goals went to Tim Cox, Gary "Hank" Lane and Don Childs. Bob Johnson was top hand for Courtice with three mark- ers, Grant Heron notched two, and Scotty MacLeliand and Barry Johnson registered one each. The Courtice crew serv- ed three penalties as against only. one to the Taximen. Haynes Leads Foresters Ron Haynes led the Foresters in .their win over Front Street by notching three goals. Jiggs Cowling, Clint 'Ferguson and Al Strike accounted for the other three tailies. Don Bisbop was bot for the losing Front Streeters with two goals, and Chuck Kilpal- rick furnisbed the ather one. Games Tonight <February 10) 7 p.m.-Courtice vs. Fy ont S.t 8.00 P.m.-Miller's vs. Fores- ters. The 1.' Bowman ville Rot ary Club presents The Three Acf Comedy "6seI The 0oW Rua! with an ail-star cast cf local talent to provide you with two hours cf side-splitting entertainnient in the Town Hall, Bowman ville CURTAIN TIME AT 8:15 P.M. Wednesday m Thursday FEBRARY16-m17 - Friday m-18 ADMISSION - - 75c per person Tickets may be obtained from any member of the Bowmanville Rotary Club Reserved seat plan opens' at Town Hall at 10 a.m., Friday, Feb. llth After that date, the plan will be at Mason & Dale Hardware Weak Hilisi Gives Baroi Now in Thij The Bowmanville B a r o n s stepped into third place in the Lakeshore 'League, one point ahead of Orono, by downing the sbort-handed, but game, Port Hope Redman 8-4 at the Mem- orial Arena Saturday nîght. The Redmen showed up with oniy eight men and no defence- [men, and by the end of the first period, with the score 5-1 in favor of the Barons, it looked as though the score might go into double figures. The visitors held Bowmanviile to two goals in the second, and oniy one in the third, however, to keep the score down to respectable figures. In the third period the Redmen actually forced the play most of the way and scored one goal themselves while ailowing the Barons one. Gordon started the scoring off at 1:57 of the first frame on a nice pass from Harris Mc- Keen, but the lead was short- lived as Maxie Yourth tied it up 1-1 at 2:18. He was set up by a nice pass from. George Brabin. Dan Girardi scored the first of two goals at 7:54 when he tipped in a long shot by Ernie Dickens. Frank Hooper also had an assist on, the tally. Dickens Matches One Playing Coach Dickens made it 3-1 less than two minutes later when bis long shot, which was partly blocked by Jack Naylor in the Port Hope goal, trickled through to cross the goal line. Lloyd Hamilton made it 4-1 on a pass from Brabîn, and Bill Berwick ended the first period scaring at 5-1 when he converted passes from, Girardi and Hooper at 17:17. Brabin ran the count to 6-1,at the five-minute mark in the sandwich session when he cash- ed YourtWs pass from in close. On this shot also, Naylor got a piece of the puck but it dribbled through him to flash the red light. . Port Hope struck back midway through the period when a long shot by Turner from out-r side the blueline took a couple of weird bops and bounded into the cords fi'Lfind Pallister. Frank Hooper struck for one of bis typical goals on a break- away at 16:50. He skated in on KENDAL Mr. and Mrs. Don Stevens and Leslie Stevens, Newton- brook, spent Sunday with their brother, AI. Stevens and Mrs. Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. George Mercer and famiiy visited Mr. an(! Mrs. Ted Coatham and family, -Orono. Miss Calleen Lowe spent the weekend at ber home in Belle- ville. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Reynolds and Peter visited Sunday with the former's parents in Tor- onto. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Len Adegeest and famiiy on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. iAppelman and family, New- tonville, and Mn. and Mrs. Mensen and famîly, PontypooL ~for the birthday celebration of Mr. Adegeest. Bob Alexander, Tor on to, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Blake Alexander. 1 Mrs. Weimer, Peterborough, spent a couple of weeks with ber sister-in-law, Mrs. Martin Manders while she recuperated fram ber operation perfanmedi in the Civic Hospital, Peter- borough. We are pleased she bas got along so well. John Baiiey sold bis tobacco farm on the Sixtb Line last feul and bas punchased another farm ta equip at Castleton. It is with sad iýgret we e-. part the sudden passing of Amy Isobel Boyd, witl of the 1atc Walter Therteli, 1 Wednesday mozmng, Fe i er home ide Team ris Baffle Ird Place Naylor, waited until he made his move and then fiicked the puck into the net behînd him ±Som a very sharp angle. Jack Marshall and Ernie Dickens both were credited with assists on this picture goal. .The Redmen ended the scor- ing in the second PSeriod at 18:48, making the score 7-3 on a nice backhand shot by Gordon while Frank Hooper was sitting out a boarding penalty. Strangely enough, the visitors seemed stronger than the Barons in the third frame and forced play tbroughout in spite of the fact they bad only two men for relief work. It was Dan Gîrardi who got the first goal of the period however, on a shot from a scramble in front ot the Port Hope net. Frank Hooper and Ernie Dickens bad assists on the mark er. Pete Boncardo notched the final goal of the game at 13:28 to make the count 8-4, with Martin drawing an assist. Ice Chips The fixfst-and second Bowman- Barons' scoring.Cowle, Burgess anesDacconted fo ail theo hockey but eould not quite click. Cowle and Burgess in particular bad tough luck on several occasions . . .,- Denny Pallister played another solid game in the Bowmanville nets ...Dan Girardi is working wel with Hooper and Dickens on tbe first line and bas scured four goals in two games . . . Bud Downey, Pete Boncardo and Jimmy Freeman were reaily flying for Port Hope. They are tbree of the fastest skaters in the league . .. Bill Lyle spelled Don Masters at left wing on the third line. Port Hope-Goal, Naylor; de- fence, Downey, H. McKeen; for- wards, Freeman, Martin, Turn- er, Gordon, Boncarda. Bowmanville-Goal, Pallister; defence, Dickens, T. Masters, Marshall, Chban t; forwards, Hooper, Girarcýi, Berwick, Brab- in, Yourth, Hamilton, Cawle, Burgess, D. Masters, Lyle. Officials-Ken Black, referee; Rube Waddell, linesynan. in Bowmanville. Wbile she bad not seemed s0 weli since the loss of ber husband ten montbs aga, ber passing was a great shock to ber many rela- tives and friends here, where she had spent so many years of ber life and was sa weli liked by ail who knew ber. The service was heid at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Friday witb interment at Orono cemetery. The large number attending and the profusion of beautiful flowers bespoke the bigh esteern in wbich she was beld. Sne leaves to mourn ber ioss, one daughter and six sons, Stanley, Toronto; Clarence, Kendal; Har- old, Leona (Mrs. Harry Farrow) Glen. Grant and Ray of Bow- manville. We offer our deep and sincere sympathy ta the family and also to ber brotbers and sisters in their sad bereave- nwjnt. Mr. and Mrs. AI Stevens at- tended the annual Credit Union Banquet at Oshawa Saturday evening, when a fine turkey supper followed by dancing, was enjoyed. Delbert Langstaff underwent an operatian for appendicitis in Memorial Hospital, Bowman- ville, Saturday evening and is conling along fine. 1 In the average year one out of four Canadian manufacturing companies 1 operates at a loss. There neer was found, in anY age af Ithe world, eitber reiioh$ or la~ that did s0 high- lY er$t the Aublic good as the ]Bibl-Fran¶Bacon. Ro n Ashton High Scorer Durham League Ron Ashton came up with both the high single and the higb triple in the Durham Bowling League last Friday night. He rolled 307 for the high single and had 737 to take high triple honors. Bow'ville Foundry 15566 33 McNulty's Sports 14981 22 A. & P. 14673 21 Hampton 14951 18 Palmer Motorb 14678 17 Enniskilien No. 2 14097 17 Maple Grove 13864 17 Enniskilien No. 1 13484 17 C. O. F. 14567 16 L.OL.. No. 2384 13620 16 Tyrone 13759 12 Blackstock 13066 4 200 Averages George Elliott ---226 Bill Heari -----234 John Siemon ------ -211 Bill Westlake --------- 210 Ted McLaughlin - --- 210 Jim Levitt ---206 Frank Smith 203 Bill Smith ------- - - - 201 In a year more than 26,000 freighters pass through the can- aIs of Canada's inland water- ways. 1'REAF~.1~,15 B aron s-Win Close Game From Cobourg The Bowmanville Barons in- vaded Cbbourg iast F'riday night and emerged with an important 6-5 win.-over the ieague-leading Cornets in a close, tight game. The game was tied 3-3 at the end of the first period and 4-4 at the end of the second. Dan Girardi and Don Masters led the Barons with two goals apiece and Playing Coach Ernie Dickens and Bill Berwick ac- counted for the other two mark- ers.' .The Cornets puiled their goalie and used six forwards in a last- minute effort to pull the game out of.the fire, but BaroiQs'. goalie Denny Pailistei, refusetî to be beaten.. Midgets Stili Retain First- Place in Group McNulty's Midgets held ont% first place in the Lakeshore -O.M.H.A. Midget League by playing to a score]ess tie with Port Hope Midgets in the Hill. side Town last Thursday night. Although they were unable to score, the Port Hope squad seem-. ed to be stronger on the offens- ive and it was John Fowler's good goaltending that saved the Bowmanville Midgets. McNulty's Midgets began a home-and-home total-point series with Port Hope here last night and if they emerge'winners will advance to meet Whitby in an- other home-and-home series. Foe- t wn e r s gprbles wt Nowl Bring sunshine indoors every day of the year! 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