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.r - ~. ~ *~**4 ................................................................- -. a - - PAGE TWECLVU SPORTOPICS By Frank Mohun MA 3-7234 JUNIOR "C"' HOCKEY At a Junior "C" hockey meeting last week at the Flying Dutchman, the foundation of a compact league was made. Bow- manvile, Cobourg, Lindsay and Port Hope are definite entries, along with Oshawa Juveniles, who will play exhibition games- in the regular schedule. Brooklin a]so stated that they would corne into the group as soon as the cub is released from the league ini which they participated last year. It is expected that action will get underway about November 9th. Following the league meeting, plans were made concern- ing the Bowmanvile entry. The club executive is as follows: President-Eob Watt, Vice-President.--Norm Scott, Vice-Presi- dent-Bill Steven, Treasurer-Nels Osborne, Business Manager- Jim Crombie and Manager-Don Gilhooly. The executive have been in contact with a top-notch coach, but as yet no definite answer has been received. Perhaps the most important feature which was brought out during the league discussion, is the fact that ail teams will be comprised of homebrews, with a minimum of waivers, if needed. It appears to be a certainty that Saturday night will no longer be the main hockey night in Bowmanville. With games on TV, many fans would sooner stay home, this reporter included. However, as the schedule hasn't been drawn up as yet, it is flot known what nights the Juniors will play at the Memorial Arena. After considerable discussion, it was decided that the local entry would not be sponsored, but would carry on in the same manner as the B.O.C.'s. Additional equipment will be donated to the club by Bihl Steven, who sponsored Junior "C" hockey a couple of years ago. The next league meeting is scheduled for Oct. l4th. Watch this coluxnn for further news. i.t t it t BADMINTON OPENING Boy, did this reporter ever goof. The epening dance wasn't last week, but now well get it right. This Saturday night a dance wiII be held at the Badminton Club, to officially open the 1959-601 season. A round robin tournament will take place a week from to-night, November l5th. Anyone interested in playing badmin- ton will be welcome. t t t t t WORLD SERIES We are indebted to Don Masters for the following anecdote which took place during the World Series. Sitting near Don and his wife, at the first game in Chicagoj were a couple of men who had paid 65 bucks apiece to get In to the game. Quite a lot te pay te see a baseball game even if it was the World Series.j However, each mani placed a 50-dollar bet on the White Sox, and as everyone knows the Sox won 11-0. That's one way te beat the scalpers. It's to be hoped that the losers in the bet didn't have to pay scalpers' prices too. t t ~tf BOWLINGj -Most of the bowling leagues will swing Into action" next week, and we hope that every group will give us the fine co- operation in turning in reports, as ithe past couple o! years. In particular, we have been requested to tel the Men'? Major Lea gue that President Jack Gay will be on hand -Wednçes- day night to welcome this year's bowlers. The league has been F expanded to 16 teams, with 12 starting at an earlier time of 6:45. Please note the new time. The remaining teams will bowl at 8 o'clock.I WHAT'S NEW FOR 1960 Bfi bteven 1 About this time of year you hear a lot of talk regarding the extreme changes expected in new car models, and everyone is just waiting to see the first new models of the different car manufacturers. 1 cordially invite ail Bowman- ville and district residents to pay a visit to our showroom at 166 King St. E., Bowmanville, and see for yourself the best in car styling today . . . when Robson Motors introduce the 1960 Buick and Pontiac models. In the 1960 Buick you will see a car of superb comfort, a solid, substantial car with major advances in transmission ... the car people dream of owning. You get a fresh point of view from Pontiac... inspired beauty of perfect proportion! Driving noises have virtually been banished with sound soaking insulation ... a real step ahead in enjoyable motoring.. And the paint and upholstery combin- ations are out of this world! Again I extend an invitation to ail to visit our showroom this weekend, look over the new models, ask oui salesmen to help you with any questions you have.. we are here to serve you! Eill S-et£ ALL USED CARS ARE BEING SO0W AT Greatly Reduced Prices And Remember... it pays to buy from a certi- fied dealer, where al Jate model cars are guaranteed. Radios Reduced 1958 PONTIAC, Manual and Aerial 1959 PONTIAC, Manual and AeriaI 1958 PONTIAC, push-button & aerial Plus Instailation 45.00 69.95 85.001 TEE CANADIAR STATESMAN, BOWMANWVILLE, ONTART mJSAY CT th I Zion Juniors Receive Werry- FamTily TroDhy This group of young men were mighty proud of Glaspeli. Front row, left to right: David Nemis, Doug their achievement this year in winning the Championship Fiee, Larry Nemis, iRoss McMaster and Nelson Chamber- of the Darlington Football League. They received the lain; back row, Keith Fiee, Bob Woodward, Norman Frank, Ernest A. Werry and Family Trophy Friday night with Earl Woods, Bobby Nemis, Andy Matthews and Eddie Garth McGill making the presentation to Capt. Allan Thompson. Reynolds Trophy Presented to Champions COUad rTICWee k Mer. anudnd r. esly Oe ening when a large number of friends of Ebenezer community gathered ait the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. BIckle to con- gratulate them on their recent marriage. Mr. harlie Osborne acted as chairman after a few well chosen remarks, Mr. Elton Werry and Mr. Wes Down pre- sented tihe couple with a beau- tiful easy chair. Mr. an'd Mrs. Oke kboth replied, thantking ev- eryone for their houghtfulness. Fruit and candy were served and a sing-song enjoyed. Miss Mary Wilkins and Miss Eleanor Counter, O s h a w a, spent Saturdiay evening with Mr. anid Mrs. W. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cor- tilce, Ottawa, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Courtice. Miss Aima Courtice, Chica- go, is staying with Mrs. B. Courtice. The neW South Courtice School held "Open Housel' on Oct. lst. Mr. Robert Kerr and Mrs. N. Hornack weleomed the large ntunber of parents and frienids. The beautiful new rooms were glay with flowers and drawings. Memnbers of the Ar- ea Sehool Board as well as Mr. Merwin Hobbs Supervis i n g Principal, . and Mr. T. R. Mc- Ew'en, Inispector o! Pub 1 i c Schools for Darlington, were present. Mrs. Robert Kerr, mother of Mr. Kerr, poured tea and four Yountg students served dainty cookies, decorated> by the pu- pUls. Turn OId Furniture Kio Cash with STATESMAN C L AS SIFIE DS Phone MArket 3-3303 j -I.... CO 3-2281 1783 AI Schedule I BHS Footbc Oct. 2-enior - Pickeringg D.H.S. at B. H. S. Oct. 8 - Junior - Oshawa Central Collegiate at B.H.S. Oct. 14 - Senior - B.HgS. at Whýitby. Oct. 16-Junior - Whitby at B.H.S. Oct. 22-Junior - B.H.S. at Donevan Collegiate. Oct. 23 - Senior - Donevan at Bowmanville. Oct. 28-Senior - O.C.V.I. at B.H.S. Oct. 30-Junior - B.H.S. at O.C*V*I*C U TC THE ORIGINAL During the annual Darlington Football Dance on ing the presentation to Capt. Grant Heron. The team Frida3f at Newcastle Community Hall, one of the outstand- includes, kneeling, from left to right: Lloyd Coverly, ing presentations was to the Courtice Senior Football team Chub Barber, Alex Alexander and John Muir; back row, who won the championship. They received the coveted Coach Bob Muir, Archie Courtice, Ray Osborne, Grant Jack eynolds Memorial Trophy, with Art Reynolds mak- Down, Bob Archer, Brian Ormiston and Sam Thompson. IMen's Major League IBowling Schedule Work on the new Liberty Bowl is nearing completion and on Wednesday night Oct. 14th the Men's Major League will swing into action. Several changes have been made in our league and the executive is hoping it will be for the best. There will be sixteen teams with six men on a team fighting it out for the John M. James team trophy. The startîng time has been changed to 6:45 p.m. wîth the second shift staîting at 8 p.m. Bowlers are asked to be on time. Bowlers unable to attend may bowl ahead of their scheduled time. The executive for this season is Jack Gay, President; Bihl Bates, Past President; Bihl Oke, Vice-President; Fred Cole, Treasurer, and AI Osborne, Secretary. President Jack Gay wil explain the rules on opening night. The teams have been picked based on past averages and the schedule has been drawn up. Members are requested to clip out the schedule and keep it in a proininent place in your home. The first bowler on each team is asked to act as captain and to get in touch with your players for opening night. Following is a list o! teams and the scheduhe as released by the Secretary AI Osborne. Please note starting time 6:45 p.re. sharp. Men's ajor League Teams Men's Major League Schedule Date Oct.1 Oct.2 Oct.2 Nov. Nov., 1 Nov. 1 Nov. 2 Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. U Jan. 2C Time 14 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 21 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 28 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 4 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. il 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 25 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 2 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 9 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 16 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 6 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.M. 13 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 10 6:45 p.m. - 8.00 pan. r- Alleys 1&2 3&4 5&6 7&8 9&10 11&121 1- 5 11-15 4- 6 16-10 13- 3 7- 9 2-14 8-12 16- 9 3-14 15-12 13- 2 il- 8 1- 6 7-10 4- 5 12-11 6- 7 5-15 2- 4 14- 7 5-16 8-16 9- 3ff -Playoffs 2- 6 12-16 7- 1 11-13 14- 4 8-10 15- 3 5- 9 10-13 15- 4 9- 8 3- 6 12- 5 2- 7 11-16 14- 1 4- 3 1- 2 13- 7 9-11 6-15 13- 8, 4-10 6-14 Second Schedule 3- 7 4- 8 85-211- 25 1-11 9-£'ê 10-141 4-16 1-13 6-10 7-11 6-11 12- 7 8- 1 5- 2 5-10 14-11 4- 7 16- 1 9-14 15-10 3-16 4-13 9-151 5- 8 13-15 10- 9 14-16 16- 6 8-14 1- 3 12-10ý 10- 3 9-12 Il- 2 2-12 11- 1 13- 5 15- 71 Team No. 1-Pete Dobbins, Team No. 9-Frank Samis, John Ford, Bob Williams, Don Dr. K. Shemon, Ai! Samelîs, Kari Feb. 3 Gilhooly, Bill Nicholson, Bull Bickell, Jack Brough, Roly Oliver. Coombes. e.1 Team No. 2-Hank Janzen, Team No. 10-Ted Bagnell,Fe.1 George Elliott, Bud Moses, Ed. Doug Taylor, Clarence Oke, Jack Rundie, Si Trewin, George Glan- Bond, Gord Sellers, Franik Feb. 17 ville. Mohun. Team No. 3-Ernie Perfect, Team No. I 1-Murîay Larmer, Feb. 24 Harry Gay, Ab Piper, John Bull Batesi Jack Lander, Paul Stainton, Ron MeClean, Cecil Chant, Bbb Martyn, Bruce Osborne. Vivian. Mai. 2 Team No. 4-Ah Osborne, Team No. 12-Ross McKnight, Coulson Woolner, Ross Wright, Reg Hearle, Matt Harrison, Cuth Mai. 9 WatDeGeer, Morley Etcher, McDonald, Glen Hodgson, Ray -yron Vanstone. Fry. 1 Team No. 5-Élton Brock, Team No. 13-Bihl Oke, Moi- Mai. 16 Frank Lewins, Bert Engley, ley Vanstone, Hap Palmer, Jim Fank Blunt, Dr. C. Austin, Ken Casseil, Glen Lander, John Mai. 23 Luxton. Moorcraft. Team No. 6-Russ Hallinan, Team No. 14-Ed Leslie, Carl IMel Dale, Don Bishop, Ralph Leslie, Harold Bennett, George Mai. 30 I Kelly, Jack Munday, Ciif Trew- Jones, Keith Shackleton, Bob in. Kent. Ar Teamn No. 7-Jack Gay, Dr. H. Team No. 15-Dave McKnight, Ai Rundle, Jack Parker, Tom Cow- Bruce Milne, George Stephen, an, Cecil Mutton, Dr. A. Sylvest- Fred Cowle, Bll Shotter, Dick Apr. 13 er. Patfield. Tream No. 8--George Piper, Team No. 16-Bill Steven,' Pat Apr. 20 Bll Westlek, Murray Tighe, Fred Yeo, Frank Williams, Riuss Cole, Ted Mâle-, i4arry Akey. Laue, Garf Clar-ke, Jim Callan.' 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 6:45 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 6:45 p.mi. 8:00 p.m. S6:45 p.m. \8:00 p.m. 6:45 p.mn. 8:00 p.m. 6.45 p.m. - 8.00 p.m. - 10- 1 14-13 6-13 15- 8 9- 4 10-11 15.11 à- 1 10-16 6- 4 9- 7 3-13 12- 8 14- 2 14- 3 9-16 2-13 12-15 6- 1 8-11 5- 4 10- 7 7- 6 Pl1-12f -Playoffs - 1lyof 3-12 16-15 5-14 10- 2 16-13 1- 2 4-10 7- 3 15- 9 5- 3 12- 6 1-15 Il- 7 16- 4 2- 5 Il- 6 1-16 10- 5 13- 4 9-14 8- 3 13-12 16- 14 8- 5 il- 4 1- 9 16-12 13- 9 5- 6 7- 8 2- 9 7-16 12- 4 11- 3 2- 3 15-14 8- 6 13-18 i2-14 -1 8- 4 6-21 2- 8 1- 7 9- 5 10- 6 13- 1 3-15 4-15 1- 8 7-12 13-10ý 7- 2 16- 3 10-15 5-12 1-14 15- 2 9- 6 16-11 3- 4 9-10 15-13 2- 1 SIX BIG DAYS OCTOBER 19-20-21-22-23-24 4 mode 10 order fop NE OA AMRSWT Kodak clr picturfl Ouxitomi 35 CAMERAllMi< CAMERA J'recision miniature with electric-eye control The aimazing electric-eye expo.' sure contrai gives you correct exposures automnaticolly. Yo,, just oim and shoot! Makes su- perb 35mm color ildes ... brif. fiant color snapshots . . . crisp black-and-whites. Manual con- frai for flash, fast f/2.8 lens. easy-loading, single-stroke filrm q0dvance. A camnera that gives VOU neW Creative freedom. Jury and Love!! Your Rexali Drug Store 'Electric eye makes ýyour settings for youf (Alost You can have ai complet.. Uy automatic movie camtera witlb electric-eye exposure control - ret an omnazingly Iow price! No settings to mnake - you just alan end shoot in suni or shade . even indoors with phofofiaoo lumps. The electric eye sets the* exposure automaticaîly. Hals lest f/2.3 lens, easy I6ading. Uses dhrifty 8mmn film. PHONE MA 3-5778 BOWMANVILLf ci r ., c- y q& PARTNER y R ONE polévo 1 Lake Shore, Clarke Mr. and Mis. Robert Wilson and "ria, Oshawa, Mr. andi Mrs. Clarence Avery and fam. ily, Burketon, Mrs. James Mc. Gregor and Miss Blanche Wot- ten, Oshawa, were visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. Avery. The next meeting of the K. S. and C. Club will be hehd at the home o! Mrs. Chas. Alldred, the date to be set later when the apple picking is finished. Miss Dorene Powell and Miss Barbara-Ann Alldred attended a Teachers' Convention at the Britannia H-otel on Lake of Boys. Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes are home again after spending0 time at Cherry Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Bey. Jaynes companied by their grand Philip, visited Santa Claus' Vil- lage on Wednesday. A miscehlaneous shower was held Saturday, October 3, by Mrs. Robin Alldred at her home for her niece, Miss Doreen Ail- dred of Orono. Mr. an*d Mis. Arthur Bedwib and family spent Sunday witli Mr,. and Mrs. N. Rainey, Sun- derland. Mr. and Mrs. Robin Afldred and Bruce were Sunday visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs.Les AU-. dred, Oron. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holmes et- tended the wedding on Satur- day, September 26, in Part Hope of Mr. Ralph Goheen to Miss Helen Coates, both o! Port Hope. Mr. and Mis. Bill Lake-and Peter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skelding, Osh- awa. 91 l'r , ', - : ý; .1ý Co 3-2281 17U 14-12 12-13 6- 9 2-15 3- 81 1- 41 1 Jan. ý 4-141 3 7- 4 11-14 8- 91 PHONE MA 3-5778 BOWMANVILLE