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"MFMRSA YSEPT. l5th, 1960 TEZ CANADIAN qTATESM 1 OWMANVTLL. OITARTO and Tice with 263 and 248. G oody/ea r Donna Fairey was tops for the ladies with a 197 single and a 446 triple. Bowling . The Fan Beits trounced the 'i..".. ndermanned Lead Press 7-0 TI weather more suited for, to start off in first place. In fvwîrrming, the Good y e a r! other games it was Belts -aver ' . owling League or we should1 the Braiders, Tigers defeating %ay leagues commenced their the Cornets, defending chani- 1960 schedule, September 8th, pinBae1ve h obn at Lierty owl. his eas and Machine Shop victor- a two team ladies loop has îous over the Office, all by beeri added to the regular ten 5-2 scores. teani mens' league. It is hop-,rI the Ladies division, the cd in the next year or two Petunias handed the Daisies that a mixed league might be a 7-0 setback. bformcd. Team Standings Snly six bowlers topped the Fan Belts 7___ 600 mark, but Jack Bond did- Tigers __________5 n't necd any excuse for thei Braves ____-_____5 heat, starting off at a 773 clip. Beits _________5 Jack Potts rolled 667 followed Machine Shop 5 by Bill Holroyd- 665, Ted Braiders _________2 Tice- 624, Fred Smith-62l Combines 2,_____ and George Sellers-612. i Office ___________2 tk ihsingle honours, with Lead Press 0____ ote ihscores going to Bill Ladies Holryd-283, Fred Smith- Petunias - _---------7 27,Bond- 275, 253 and 245 Daisies 0 ______ THE NEXT KINSMEN Super Car Bingo SATURDAY, SEPT. 24 8:30 P.M. SHARP $800000.O IN PRIZEs INCLUDING $1,900.00 Snowhall Jackpot (53 Nos.) PLUS $ 1,000.00 Hi-Lo amre PLUS A BRAND NEW 1960 FORD AND MANY OTHER CASHI PRIZES PETERBOROUGH Mqemorial Centre Memorial Arena BOWMANVI LLE PUBLIC SKATING 8-10 P.M. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th ADMISSION Aduits 50e - Children 35e . Spectators 10e CHILDREN'S SKATING WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2lst - 3:30 to 5:30j Children - --------------. . Aduits accompanying children -- Check Room Facilities Availablo for shoes, etc., while skating p.. 25C 25e mn u ~ SPOIRTOpICSe N y Frank Mohun MA 3-1M3 MIDGETS IN WALKERTON SATUBDAY Walkerton Juveniles have been thrown out li their series against Merriton and their Midgets wiUl play host ta Bowmanvile this Saturday. Such was the outcome of a farcical game of Midget basebail played here Saturday afier-ý faon. We understand that several fans asked for their money iback, unable to understand how Walkerton defeated the locals so easily up there, and yet looked sa poor i the second encounter. This reporter checked with Manager Murray McKnight and discovered that the Walkerton club brought down several Pee Wee players, using only a few of thefr first- strmngers. The rest of the Midgets were busy playing for the Juveniles back in Walkerton. The Bowmanville management were just as miffed as the spectators, sending a protest ta the O.B.A. on the failure of Walkerton ta play their best team. It states i the rule book that a player mnust perform with the team he is signed with, in the eventuality of two different classes i which he participates, playing at the same time (or words to that effect). The Walkerton Juveniles apparently anly had four or five of that age group and were unable ta field a team without the Midgets. The protest resulted in the Walkerton Juveniles being tossed out. Mr. McKnight stated that he knows this tun of events wilI put him in a bad light with the opposing fans. However, he expressed his hope that the Bowmanville Midgets will brush off whatever abuse may be thrown their way, and play the game, win or lose, as true sportsmen. He asked us ta present the facts concerning last Saturday's game ta the fans who were in attendance, and this we hope ta have done. By the way, the score was 22-15 after Bowmanville had trailed, at one time, 10-1. t t t f. t GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS As this reporter was away for the weekend and had a great deal of writing to catch up, we hope you will forgive us for delaying the story on Sunday's golf championship until next week. t t t t t BEAT THE CHAMP George Elliott, manager of Liberty Bowl, has came up with a new innovation, which should prove papular ta local bowlers. On Monday nights following regular league action a one-game roll-off will be held ta determine the Ladies' House Champ for each week. The same deal will go for the men on Wednesday nights. Winner of the ladies' title for this week is Bernice Buday with'a score of 279. A minimum of 20 entries are nequired to bowl for a minimum prize of $5.00. Thc more entries - the higher the prize. No entny fee is required - cach bowler pays only fan the game with Liberty Bowl putting up the prize. EXTRA! Solina defeated Courtice 2-1 ini the second game of the Junior Soccer final series. A tic Thursday night in Zion will give Solina the championship. Ron Broome scored in the first haîf and Don Westlake connected ti the second haîf before "Peanut" Down averted a shutout with a minute remaining ini the game. t t t t t SOCCER FINALS UNDER WAY After going right down ta the wlne ta wibath semi-1 final series, Courtice and Hampton wil now meet In a bcst ofy fiefinal for the Danlington Senior Championship. The first game was played last night ini Courtice, with the remainden of the series as follows: Sept. l7th(Sat.)-Courtice at Hampton - 6:15 p.m. Sept. 2lst (Wed.)-Hampton at Courtice - 6:00 p.m. Sept. 24th (Sat.)-Courtice at Hampton - 6:00 pa. (if necessary) Sept. 28th (Wed.)-Hampton at Courtice - 6:00 pa. (if necessary) The first teaun to take six points wll be the champion. I(E'c1usive! 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A group known as "The Bluette Twirlers" woi?î first prize at the Peterbor- ough exhibition. Miss Carol Gneenham collected a Bronze Medal at the Toronto Exhib- ition for her solo twirl. Drama Workshop You are invited ta attend the first meeting of the Drama Workshop which will be held' on Thursday, September 22nd at 8:00 p.m. in the Lions Com- nlunity Centre. We.do fat expect talent or expenience. AUI we want are, intenested members, willing ta do their share in pneparing thej one-act plays which we hope ta produce in December. Further information may be obtained from Mrs. R. Sheri- dan, MA 3-3588. Aduit Swlmnxlng It is hoped that the Adult Swimming Classes operated by the Recreation Depantment will get underway on Tues- day, October llth, at the B. T.S. Pool. The classes will again be under the direction of Mr. W. W. Bagnell. Due ta the tremendous in- terest shown lni the past yeans it is necessary ta break the class iuto three sections as follows. Beginners 7:00 ta 7:45 p.m., Advanced 7:45 ta 8:35 p.m. and Recreational Swimming 8:35 ta 10:00 p.m. It will be necessary to limit the number of registrations ta approximately 130 swimmens. If you are lntcrested i at- tending these please get in tauch with the Recreation Of- fice at MA 3-3335, Ext. No. 6. Consideration wlll be given ta those members who have! previously negistcred with the' nesidents of Bowmanville hav- ing prefenence. Teen Town Mu'h BowmilU.T.. n Win 23to 5 Pearson 's Beat Millbrook To Captu<re Softball Crown )After playing threc gamnes twith a total difference of only a single run between the two teams, Bowmanville Pearson's Smoke Shop exploded for 26 hits and capitalized on seven ierrons ta trounce Millbrook 23-5, Wednesday night in Mill- brook. Pearsons took the best of five Ladies' Softball final series, three gamnes ta one, winning the finst and third by 6-5 overtime scores, whilej Millbrook edged out a 7-6 de- cision ti the second contest. Bowmanville grabbed a 4-1 first inning lead and then sont 16 batters to the plate ta score Il times in the second. The winners added a single mark- er in the third, three in the fifth and wound up with four in the seventh. Everybody i the stanting line-up shaned in the big hit- ting splunge, paced by Marg Pickand and Dorothy Kelly,1 each with five safeties. Helen Panas, Dot Bond, Delores Da- Town executive hcld their first meeting last Monday ev- ening ta make plans for the operiing dance which will be held at the Lions Community Centre on -Friday, September 3th at 8:30 p.m. If you have any suggestions as ta how the club could be improved please feel free ta offer your suggestions ta any member of the._executive. KELLY SAFE TRAC RAYON. BLACKWALL TUBE-Typi ihwanbud Iiy Kelly ask for details nuws mUSDABLIE TIRE LO0K FOR THE5 SION 0F WORRY-REE DRIVINO TIREls Now is the time to have your ear WINTERIZED .,. Corne ln today !1 Rasy Gibbs SUNOCO STATION 181 King st. E. MA 3-3503 BOWMANVILLE vey and Helen Nicholson con- Shop victanies went ta, Shirley tnibuted three hits apiece. Bnack, bath i relief. Pitcher Marg Pickard scat- Hagg and Guthrie werc the tered ten hits ta pick up the loser's bcst each plcking up a Midgets No Match For Walkerton Team ,ln Semi-Final Opener- A hand-hitting Walkenton club handed Bowmanville a decisive 13-1 setback, ini the first game of a best of thnec Midget semi-final senies, Wed- nesday aftennoon in Walken- ton. Paon "homen" type umpir- ing didn't help much cither, even causing a few raised eye- brows arnong the partisan Walkerton fans. Manager Bill Nicholson was ejected eanly in the game for protesting the friendly display bctwecn the umns and the rival coaching With or without the biased officiating, Walkerton proved they were the bcst club, ln this first game. The winners teed off on three Bowman- ville pitchers for Il bits, four Mixed Bowling -Leaguel Piekard was relieved by Jon Hancock i the third, aften the hamestens had built Up a 7-0 lead. Dave Wenny gave up the fial two runs in the eighth. Werry accaunted for the lone Bowmanville marke r with a fifth inning homne run, and also collected a single. John Twist was the local's only othen big hitter with a triple and a single, as winn- ing pitcher, Weaver, stopped the lasers on five safeties. Walkerton grabbcd an earlyi 3-0 lead on Benberch's two-out, single and a triple by Benn- ing in the first fnamc, and wcne neyer headed. MeLean paced the winners with a triple and twa singes Benning clouted a pair of triples, Buehlon had a thnee- bagger and a single, and Ber- Bob Yake and Art Spicer Howard Bromeli 3 set the early pace as the Mix- Kay Luxton ___ 3 ed League got underway, Fri- Jim Thompson -_ 3 day night at Liberty Bowl. Mel Wiseman ..3 Yakc took high triple honours Auna Trewin 3 with a 704 total, while Spicer Marion Wiseman -3 nolled a 277 high single game. Manie Yeo . 3 Onie Etchen, best of the lad- Ruth Grant ____3 ies, was right in step with a Mary Nowlan - 3 653 triple that icluded a 260 Nettie Glanville 3 game. Duaine Palmer -3 Other high triples werc ne- Helen Park __ 3 gistered by Morley Etcher- Dorcen Charles ..3 671, Art Spicer- 644, Elton Dave Park _ _ 3 Bnock- 633, Hilda Bnock- Joan Fry _ _ 3 620 and Joc Nowlan- 608. Ruby Spicer ...3 High singles went ta, Fred Dot Castle -____3 Luxton- 272, Yake- 250, Marg. Welsh - - 3 Matt Harrison- 244, Elton Dat Thomrpsan 3 Brock- 238, Morley Etcher Ladies High Sigle-i with a pair of 234's and ]Bob Etcher- 260. Mitchell-221. Men's High Single- Spicer- 277. Four teams posted shutoutS Ladies' High Triple- ta tie for the league leader- Etche- 653. ship. Elton Bnack's bowlers Men's High Triple- deteatcd Etchen's team, Hilda yake- »74. trounea Sleep and Nawian won aven Brunt. Yake defeat- ed Yeo 5-2, ini the other con. test. Team W L Pts. E. Bnock ___3 0 7 H. Brock....3 0 7 Nowlan ____.3 0 7 Spicen ____3 0O Yakc _____ 2 1 5 Yeo.___. 1 2 2 Etcher 0 3 0 G Bob Yake.. __3 Morley Etchen - 3 Onie Etcher ___..3 Art Spicer ____3 Elton Brock _____3 Hilda Brock ___3 Joc Nowlan .. 3 Ken Luxton -___3 Matt Harrison ____3 Jim Castle ---__ 3 Fred Luxton ___3 Glen Hodgson ~3 Duke Brunt -___ 3 Murray Grant ____3 Glen Fry ---__ 3 Hap Palmer ___ Don Bradley... Mary Harrison3 Mary Wilcox --3 Cliff Trewin ____3 Gond Wilcox 3 Pat Yeo ---- 3 Vi O'Rourke ____3 "'Il Charles 3 Bob Mithl, ___ Donc Mutton ____3 E s i e C o x - - - - 3 Madge Hodgson 3 Lau Welsh 3 Bob Glanville -3 Cec. Mutton 3 Norm O'Rourke 3 Ada Luxton 3 Audrey Sleep _ 3 Ruth Yakc 3 Emma Bromeil 3 Ferne Bradley -3 Ruth Mitchell 3 Joan Brunt .~ 3 Jim Cox 3 nLonD m. NKiNLET representative MUTIJAL LIFE 0F CANADA Inquire About Our Mortgage lns. - Pension Plans Mearus Ave. Bowrnnnville Telephone MA 3-537 Ç/aim oral Ekotel BOWMALNVILL BANQUET ROOM AVAILABLE FOR Service Club and Organization Dinners Wedding Receptions Privaie Parties - Dinners - Etc. PIGNE MA 3-M37 COFFEE SHOP OPEN 6.30 A.MK TO &00J P.M, EXCEP SUNDAT 133 128 124 123 123 122 119 118 114 110 99 89 Onie Art Onie Bob LONG SAULT Mn. and Mrs. Gabriel Ko- vacs wene among thc many gucsts attending the Chiffe- Collacutt wedding held in St. George Anglican Chu r ch, Oshawa, Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Chunch anid sons, Brooklui, werc Sun- day dinner guests of Mn. Robt. Sim. Lins. Jean Sawden, Oshawa,. spent the weekend with Mr. Ave. 235 224 218 215 211 207 203 189 187 186 186 185, 184 182 182 181 181 176 174 168 168 164 164 164 164 163 163 163 161 160'i 155 155 155 154 153! 152 149: 146' 146. 14 !Y and Mrs. James Sawden. ing visitors of Mr. and Mrs B. Mr. and Mrs. Orme Miller Johnson. were Saturday supper guests Mr and Mrs. Chas. Pen- of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Miller, warden and family wvere Sun- Orono.i day supper guests of Mr. and Mr. Fred O. Smith and Bob, Mrs. W. Vaneyk. Bowmanville, were Sunday af-I r dMs ternoon guests of the Smiths. I M. and s . R. Parkin. As te reult f a ar a son Sr. and family, Fenella, As he esut o a ar c-,were Sunday evening visitors cident foilowing, Memori a 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Rye Gibson. service at Bethesda Cemetery, Sunday afternoon, Mrs. May Best wishes for a speedy re- Johns was rushed ta Memoi- covery to Mr. Alfred Millson ial Hospital, Bowmanville, byi who is also in Memorial Hos- ambulance where it was find pital, Bowmanv ille. she was suffening a broken collar bone, senlous shock and many bruises. Her many frie- FrOdApiue nshope for a speedy recov-1 o dA pine ery. Gregory Adams spent the Gel Cash Today weekend with Raymtond Cam- cran. Mr. and Mrs. M. Adams througb werc Sunday supper guests at 8 T A T ES MA N the R .Cameron's. Mr. and Mrs. E. Penwarden C L ASS 1FI1E DS and family and Mrs. W. Pen- Phone MArket 3-330U warden were Saturday -even- OPENING 0F MARCH FIELD AJAX, ONTARIO Canada's Fincst Track ... 23 Acres of Karting Thrills SUN, SEPT. lSth Starting Time 1 p.m. - PRIZES FOR ALL CLASSES- Karters sign-in time - 10 a.m. for qualifying Sanctioned by Ajax Kart Club Follow the red arrows south from Whitby or Ajax Cloverleafs to Whitby-Pickering Town Line. FREE! FREE! With every purchase of $1.00 or more of GASOLINE - OIL - ACCESSORIES you wifl receive Bonus Coupons entitling you to FREE GIFT.S' Catalogue Available at Service Station loi you.? convenience Service Station And assure your home of havinga steady supply of heat ail wintert LIQUIFUEL FUEL OIL STOVE GIL PnomP DELmERT - 24-ROUI SERVICE PHONE MA 3-5410 STEPHEN FUELS O«fine: CLUX Yards, Bowmnvilie STOCK up TOUR BIR! 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