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PAGE TWELVEC SPORTOpI>iS Sy F'wank Mohun RA 3-7234 SATURDAY NIGHT - JUVENILE HOCKEY NIGHT The Lakeshore Juvenile Hockey achedule hem just been released, and appears elsewhere on the sports page. Ail local home games will be played on Saturday nightsaet 8:30 pin. The league opener saw Bowmanville take a lop-sided 13-4 wln over Stouffville, here, Saturday. The an]y exception ta night gaines will be on Boxing Day, Saturday, Dec. 26th, when Port Hope wilfl visit the locals for an afternoon contest at 2:30. This will be Bowmanville's third straight home gaine, as Uxbridge is et the Memorial Arene, this Saturday night. Five of the remalning elght games are on the road, with the home dates, on consecutive Saturdays. A new and interesting innovation has been edded-e three star selection immediately following the garnes - Only thing lacking are the TV cameras. t t ti.t *I ANOTHER TOP BOWLING EFFORT Last week we mentioned the highest single game rolled in town this year, but we neglected ta give Bil Hearle credit for an 867 triple, which we believe was the hlghest three game total of the bowling season. However, Bill's high score didn't last too long, as AI "Goose" Osborne rolled games of 251, 313 and 313 iast Wednesday night to register an 877 triple. Al's effort gave hil-n a 246 average, tops for the Men's Major League, and elso any other league for that matter. Nevertheless, you really have ta hand it ta the Saturday afternoon teenage bow]ers, who corne up with some excellent scores during the schedule. For the second straight week, a teenager went over 800, this time an 802 total by Don Bagneli. Don rolledl 249, 314 and 239 for his triple. t t t t t BASEBALL BANQUET We understand that a banquet honouring Bowmanvllle Olympias - Juvenile basebaîl champs for Ontario, will be hield on Jan. 6th. Further details wlll be available next week. e~s ,îij~r r:s;:u:; ~ er;;:: : > CH RISTMAS F Bill Steven 9 0 a HAS CHANGED It does ne gad ta comment, as so many do at his turne of year, on how much our Christmas has changed. The candies on our trees are* now electrical (and thereby much safer) and the carols are more likely te come frein a three-speed Shonograph (and will, theref are, e' mare musical, if flot more dedi- cated, than our own efforts). lývbli 11cUli I do net regret, really, that aur Christmas has changed. For Whatever havoc pro- gress has wreaked on this day of Christ, it remains stili a day that stands out in eoach year as bright as the star that shone over Bethlehemn We mark aur mileposts by aur Christinases. We remember the new flivver the family got because it was used for the happy occasion of Christ- mas, or we remember how good a cook our mother was because she excelled at Christmas. And ail the uncles and aunts and cousins and nephews (some of thein fun and some of themn unbearable) fit into our memories because we remember them from Christmases. Mesnory is among our great treasures and no mechanical contrivance can ever take its place as a source of pleasure. Christmnas, as the focal poilit of memory, can neyer be changed fundamenwally despite the gnawing away at uts spirit by the grow- ing commercialism. Memory, made of Christx-ases, is brighter than any string of lights, sweeter than any wine and more beautiful than any phonograph. In wish- ing al aur friends a Merry Christmas, therefore, we are wishing you ail another day that will soon become a pleasant and mellow memory! Another Addition ta Robson's Service Dept. COMPLEE RADIATOR REPAIE îudi SERVICE iM aintenance Cleaning - Repairlng Recoring:D Ail done w ithin our own shop for your convenience. Saves You Time . . and Maney WE STILL HAVE A FEW EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD USED CARS 1957 Meteor 4-Door Automatie transmission. Localiy owned. In A-1 shape. 1956 Chev. Station Wagon One owner. Compietely reconditioned. ln top condition. 1955 International V-on Pick-up Cornpletely reconditioned. And Remember . .. it pays to buy froina certified dealer, where ail lat. mode1 cars are guaranteed.. Down Payrnent to Suit Your Budget No Monthiy Payments Until Februery, 1960 Ste phen J Hooper' s Ken 's Stol Ted Fairey personally defeat- ed Hooper's Jewellers in the opening game of last Thuraday night's Town League twin-biil, as he bllnked the red lîght five times ta lead the front-runnin.g Stephen Fuels ta a 6-1 win over the sluînping Je-wellers. Aflter a scoreless 19 minutes and 20 seconds, Fairey complet- ed a passing play with Bob Fai- rey and Howard Quinney to put the winners in front before the opening period ended. Paul Gearing bagged the lone Hooper tally with 18 seconds reanrng in the mîiddie session,, but a.rey had rattled home four more markers to give the Fuels a 5-0 bulge. The larnp- llghter bagged two in a minute and a hi and added anoth;ýr pair within 36 seconds, late in Mixed League Bowling Friday night some of the low- er clubs had their share of the spotlight, as upsets were regis- tered al] around. Fred Luxton's tearn, the only one of the top five ta win, took over the league leadership by virtue of a 5-2 win over Cec Mutton'a club. Joe Nowlans outfit broke out of a siunip ta hand a 5-2 set- back on Art Splcer's crew, ta knock the losers out of first place. Even Pat Yeo's hapless cellar-dwellers got nto the act, with a 7-0 victory aver Bob Mitchell's team. Ellton Brock's bowlers, contin- uing to clirnb, knocked off Jim, Cox's club 7-0 to move to with- in seven points of first place. Jack Bond's team were handed a 7-0 loss to slip baclc ta rourth, Howard Edmnondson's pin-spili- ers pulled off another upset. Pat Yeo'u 705 total took high triple thonours, iollowed by El- ton Brock 657, Jack Bond 652 and Cee Mh.tton 630, Hilda Brock aed the ladies In bath divisions, with a 680 triple, in- cluding a 253 single. Onie Et- cher rolled 643 and Em String- er had a 633 total. Ken Luxton registered the night's top single wlth a 313 mark, whlle other big scores went ta Jock Bond 291, Arnold Sleep 265, "Du.ke" BrunI 263, Pat Yeo 261, 246, Onie Etcher 248, Jack Brugh 247, Mary Wilcox 239 and Ruth Mitchell 237. Teain Standings Teamn W L Pts Luxton 17 10 41 Spicer-__ __ 17 10 40 Mutton____. 17 10 39 Bond 16 il 37 Brock ____.14 13 34 Cox ____- 14 13 34 Edmondson - 13 14 30 Nowlan 11 i 16 24 Mitchell 10 17 23 Yeo 6 21 13 Average@ Elton Brock 27 231 Jack Bond.____ 27 209 Onie Etcher 27 209 Morley Etcher 26 207 Art Spicer 27 204 Hilda Brock - 27 203 Jae Nowlan___ 27 203 H-ap PalmTer 27 203 Pat Yeo ---- 18 203 Cec Mutton 27 198 Arnold Sleep 27 102 Em Stringer --- 21 191 Jack Brough----- 24 190 Howard Bronxtell - 27- 189 Nary Wilcox 27 17 Ken Luxton 27 183 Bob Mitchell 27 18 1 Fred Luxton 27 180 Dot Bond --- 27 180 Gord Stringer 24 176 Essie Cox ---- 27 173 Doug Reynolds. 18 173 Bud Edrnondson . 27 171 Ruth Mitchell 27 170 Duke Brunt 27 170 Pat Bartels 27 168 Carole Oke . 27 167 Jean Evans 27 167 Rick Gould 27 166 Mike Heenan 21 165 Bill Charles ____27 l164ý Cliff Evans 24 164 Dore Mutton. 27 163 Ron- 01tto. 2>7 161Z Men's H.igh Single- Ken Luxton 313__ 1h2n's High Triple- Fat Yeo _______7051 TME CANADALU STATESMAN. BOWMANVLLE. O1TARIO THURSAY, DEC. l7th, 19», Town League Hockey ~ Star of the Week Fuels Clobber ITown League1 Jewe fiers 6 1 Hockey i Standlings p Works Dept. 3:2 - 0nF:1 the period. Jackc Marsh.all un- three seconds left, a edwih enaM 'sW r 448 assiated effort completed the stood up until Alex AlexanderDept. of Works 3 5 6 acaring at 11:08 of the final put the Dept. of Works even at Hooper's Jewellers .~3 à 6 stanza. 15:02 of the mlddle session. It LEADING SCORERS In the nightcap, Ken's Men's took Dan Girardi but 39 sec- GP G Pts 'Wear fired four unanswered ond.s to regain the edge, but T. Falrey, SF ----- 8 il 25 goals in the third period to "Chuck" Kilpatrick knotted the D. Masters, KYM 8 13 24 break a 2-2 tie, handing the count again in the final minute R. West, DW 8 il 23 Dept. of Works thei.r first set- of the period. C. Kflpatrick, Dw 7 12 20 back, after three strai!ght wins ,Bob Abbott fired the win- B. Fairey, SF 8 12 20 had moved them out af the cel- ner early in the third, and the H. Quinney, SP - 8 10 20 lar. The victory gave Ken's un- Men's Wear wrapped it up with C. Blake, SF --- _ 8 18 disputed possession of second three goals in four minutes L. Hamilton, KMW - 8 3 16 place and left the Works tied id-way th'rough the period. P. M.Cçullough,,DW 3 5 13 with Hoopers two to'Àn'sb'. Cl'L;.k notched his second, with D. McCullough, SF 8 8 12 JMiii Clark scored the lone sin:,tc(s going to Jimu Olinski an-d D. Girardi, KMW - 7 7 12 goal of the first period with! "Mýort" Richards.1 J. Marshall, SF ----- 6 3 12 Juveniles Open Schedule With Big Win O Ver Stoufîville Bowmanville trounccd Stouff- few hold-overs from lest year's ville 13-4, at the Memnorial club, was the big gun in the Arena Saturday night, in their Bowmanvile attack with Jour opening game of the Lakeshore goals and one asslst. Doug Juvenile league. The locals just James was right ini step with had too much power for the a hat-trick performance, while visitors, and except for the out- Terry Black coilected a pair, standing play of goalle Roger and singles went to Alan Wood- Beasley the score would have lock, Bill Osborne, Don Bag- been much higher. nel and Int GilU. Gary McCuilough, one of the Glenn Pennanen gave Stouff- Legion Bowling Dc>ug Taylor's tearn continues ta show the way in the Legian loop, last Tuesday night sweep- ing te another win, this tirne 5-2 over Keith Yeo's outfit. Bill Veitch's crew blasted out a 7.01 win over Bil Bates' bowlers te take over the runner-up posi- toa point in front of Yeo.1 Ernie Perfect's teamn trouncedi Frenk Samis' cellar-dwellers 7-0, ta put themselves rlght back In contention. Arnold Lobb rolled a very nice 802 triple, on gemes of 341, 250 and 211. Jack Martyn was right In step with a 783 total, followed by Ernie Perfect 749, Kelth Yeo 736, Tommny Graham 717, Bihl Veltch 673 and Franki Sarnis 652. Other top single efforts were turned In by Jack Martyn 299, 275, KeitIh Yeo 287, 254, Frank Seis 287, Ernie Perfect 284, 261, Pete Bathgete 273, Euh Veitch 263 and yern Connorsl 250. Teem Standings Pts D. Taylor 36v/2 B. Veltch _______ 32 K. Yeo --.- __- -_ 2 E. Perfect ___271/2_ 'B. Bates 12___ P. is ___- _ -_ i Legion Bowling Average, Up to and in.cluding Decexu- ber 8, 1959: J. Martyn 230 D. Taylor 216 A. Lobb ---____216 E. Perfect ________214 W. Bates 210 K. YYeo. 206 F. Semis 205 W. Veiteh ._____201 T. Graham _____ 196 M. Grant ____-196 Ci Trewin 195 J. Fair . _ _ _ _ _ -190 R. Wright ____189 J. Barcley 189 R. Cale -- 189 P. Bathga.te 185 J. Geddes ._______184 R. Perfect ._____182 R. Stocker 180 N. Adair ...____177 L. WeLsh 175 V. Connors .____174 1. Beauprie- 166 R. Johnson _______163 J. Knight ..____183 R. Rogers 160 R. Lockhart in______ 5 J. Newman -_____156 C. Bonathon .____152 R. Wheaton- 152 N. Mooney 145 W. Wallis __________116 Lakeshore Juvenile Hockey Schedule Thurs, Dec. 17-Port Perry vs. Stouffville-9:00 p.n. Thurs., Dec. 17-Ajex vs. Whitby-8:30 p.m. Sat., Dec. 19-Port Hope vs. Port Perry-8:30 p.m. Sat., De. 19-Uxbridge vs. Bowmanvlle-8:30 p.m. Mon., Dec. 21-Port Perry vs. Part Hope-8:00 p.m. Tues., Dec. 22-Ajax vs. Uxbridge-8:oo p.m. Set., Dec. 2"-touffvlle vs. Whitby-8:30 p.m. Sat., Dec. 26-Part Hope vs. Bowmanvlle-2:30 p.m. (Noe t mre) Mon., Dec. 28-Stouffville vs. Port Hope-8:00 p.m. Mon.,. Dec. 28-Bowmanville vu. Port Perry-8:30 p.rn. Tues., Dec. 29-Port Perry vs. Uxbridge-8.00 p.n. Set., Jan. 2-Uxbridge vs. Port Perry-8:30 p.m. Sat., Jan. 2--WhitbY vs. Bowmanville-8:30 p.rn Mon., Jan. 4-Ajax vs. Port Hope-8:00 p.m. Tues., Jan. 5-Port Hope vs. Uxbridge-8:00 p.m. Thurs., Jan. 7-flowmanvllle vu. Stouffvllle-9:OO Pi. Thurs., Jan. 7-Port Hope vs. Whitby--8:30 pi. Fri., Jan. 8-Whitby vs. Uxbridge-8:00 p.m. Set., Jan. O-Port Perry vs. Bowmanvlle-8:30 pi. Mon., Jan. li-Ajax vs. Port Perry-8:30 p.m. Mon., Jan. 1l-Bowmanvllle vs. Port Hope--8:OO pi.. Tues., Jan. 12-Stouffville vs. Uxbridge--8:oo p.m. Thurs., Jar%, 14-Port Hope vs. Stouffville-9:00 p.m. Thurs., Jan. l4-Bowmnanville vs. Whltby--8*30 pin. Set., Jan. 16-AJax vu. Bowzanvile--8:3'0 p.rn. Mon., Jan. 18-Whltby vs. Port Perry-8:30 p.m. Mon., Jan. 18-Uxbridge vs. Part Hope-8:00 p.m. Tues., Jan. lS.-Bowrnanville vs. Uxbrldte--8:@ p-.n Thurs., Jan. 21-Ajax vs. Stouffville-9:00 p.n. Thurs., ýJan. 21-Uxbridge vs. Whitby-8:30 pi.. ville an early lead et the 4-.03 mark, but two and a half min- utes later, Bowmnanville led 2-1 on goals by McCullough and Woodlock,. and the vlsitors neyer caught up. Black and Xc- Culilough ran the margin ta 4-1 before the period ended. Bill Héover got anc back for Sta'ufille early ln the middle frame, but once more the locels came back with four ta leadI 8-2. MlcCullough notched his third and fourth, along wlth goals by ýOsborne and James. The locals camne eut ilying for the final session, scaring four times ini the firat seven mlànuteà ta lead 12-2, on mark- ers by Black and Bagneil, and a pair by James. Larry MkeMu1- lin and Wayne Pennameri sendwiched Stouffille talles around -Bownanvlle's final goal by Gil. Ithe three stars, as sclected hy Stu Jamnes were: Gary Mc- &lough, Bill Osborne and Rager Beasley. The next garne will aise be at home, this Sût- urday night. R. Wright Wi ns Skating Club Xmas Draw Ross Wright, 14 Southway Drive "Mas thxe lucky winner of the Bowmeniville Skating Club Chnistmas Draw heldi et the Arena on fSeturday evening, The prize was a certificate for the purdhame of $50 worth cf merchandise et sny one of the following sto>recs: McNulty's Sports anad Cycle, Lloyd Ellis Shoes, H-ooper's Jewellery and Gif t 811?, Lander's Hareware and Ken s MeWts Wesr snd 1boya' Wear Shoçp. Mr. .Wrighitt héefortuxiste winner, had purchmsd a book of tickets on the Bowrnanvillc Skating Club Dxsw fro>r Lloyd Ellis Dr. John Hendry wa, eleainnunofi he ticket cornm- Ittee, andi AlfSemelle, preui dent of the club mnd Dr. Xend- ry ln charge cof1the Chriunes Draw. G;oodyea r Bowling Lest week th1e Office downed the Combines ta enable the Hase Reorn to, take over the league leadership, and Maurs- day night the white coller club attempted ta assist the Comn- bines, by Upsetting the Rose 5-2. The »rae camre up wlth a big. third gaina ta »top th. Combines' bld ta move in fron>t, although the second placers won 5-2. The Machine Sihop trounced th1e Fan Bouts 7-0 ta take over third position, whilc 1the Lead Press drapped a 7-0 netback to th1e Tigers, leaving bath clubs deadlocked for the fourth rung. The bottom teams waged a tight battle, before the Carnets were able to edge the cellar-dwelling Belts 4-3. After drapping the opener, the Cornets won the second by eight pis, and squeeked through ta the decid- kWg victory by a single pin. Saine of the seasan's best scores were racked up, paced by Farewhlf Blackburn's high tri- pie of 754, which alsa included the top single effort of 316, and a fine 282 gaine. Welter Goode wes one pin behind In the race for triple honours et 753, fol- lowed by Arnold Lobb 738, Ar- chie Cowey 723, Frank Mohun 693, John Steintan 681 end Lloyd Forsey 673. Other big single garnes were rciled by Arnold Lobb 309, Jim Houck 292, Walter Goode 274, 261, Arohie Cowey 274; Jack Geddes 270 and Frank Ubhun 265. Teain Standlmg Pts Hase 47 Combines ________46 Machine Shop 35 Leed Press _______33 Tigers 33 Office 32 Braiders ______-28 Fan Belta _______26 Comets ___________23 Belta 12 TED FAIREY This week's Bowrnanville Surplus Sales' Star ai the Week Award goes to Ted Fairey, st&rr centre of Stephen Fuels. Ted pretty much took care of the opposition himiself, accounting for five ai the six goals, Falrey, who played onx the championship juvenile temr, a few years beck, fired ane goal in the first period and banged in four mare In the second. MEMORIAL ARENA Bowmanville Friday, Dec. 18 PUBLIC SKATING 8 - 10 p. Admission Aduits 50e Children 35e Spectators - 10e SATURDAT, DECENDER 191br HOCKEY JUVENILE "A" 8: 30 Pa.. «BDRIDGE JUVENILES BGWNANILLE JUVENILES ADMISSION Aduits - 50e -Children Booster Tickets in Effect 0 25e CHILDIENS SKATING Wedaesdmy, Doconiher 23 3.00 t. 5:.30 p.m. Chiidren . . . . . . . . . . 25e Aduitu accompanying clildren - - - - 25e Aduits 51 PULIC SKATING Wedn.uday, Docembor 23 8 t. 10 p.m. ADBUSSION OceChiidren 35<e Specta Lators 10e m m - uMi GI bFl = - - jîïâÉtý-l ý- - 1, ý 4-- - - eý. - , 1 , , lýý 1-14 1