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PAGE EIGT il SPOTOPICS0 By Frank Mohun KIA 3-7234 , NAME THE TEAM 'Bowmanville's new Intermediate "B" Hockey Clul looking for a suitabie name. This reporter was asked if could tbink of one, but a real good monicker just eluded The executive of the club came up with an idea, whichi ta let the fans pick the name. Anyone who bas a good idea should get in contact this reporter by telephoning MA 3-7234 after 5 o'chock, sending a post card ta Box 87. 4 Meadowview Blvd., Bc inanville. t tt t t HOW TO REACH MAPLE LEAF GARDENS Well, of course, the first step is ta go ta Tarar Everyone knows that. But even after you have faund parking lot in the vicinity of the Gardens, how do you there? We had seen many Leaf games in years gone by1 none in the last three or four. Wednesday night of1 week Don Gilhooly (one of the best players ever ta appr in a Bowrnanville uniform) and this reporter went up the big city ta see the Canadien - Leaf game. Don pulled into a parking lot - said: "Goad spot park, eh?" Sa I says "Yeab," but I really didn't kn where we were. Or maybe Gil wasn't where he thought was. After walking for three or four blocks, we reali2 we hadn't seen any of the usual hockey crowd. I was1 embarrassed ta ask anyone how ta get there, but "Gil", af- two tries finaliy found out that we bad ta retrace our StE and the Gardens would be just around the corner. We and it was. T t t t t. ib is l he i us. was witl 0w- )nto. get but last pear .) to ýto no'v the .zed to ýfter eps did is * j S.I fs h a ABOUT THE GAME Maybe we diint sec the Leafs defeat Montreal 3-1. At least, we bath saw the game a lot differently than the Globeý and Mail reporter. He secmed ta think that Armstrong was onc af the better Leafs, but didn't even mention Pulford. Fle should know more about it than we country feilers, but If that was a gaod game, we agreed that we wouldn't want ta sec Armstrong in one of bis poor ones. Pulford was the leader on the attack, killed penalties and piayed an outstand- Ing game. It's unlikely that the Leafs will win too many games over the Montrealers, but Wednesday night tbey played close checking, bard checking hockey - and that is the onhy way the Canadiens are going ta be beaten. Even then, Bower was forced ta make at least four tremendous saves In tbe first period, although Leafs held a 15-7 edge in shats on goal. But, as spectators, we still missed the Rocket. Afiernoon Ladies' League7 On October 2lst, McDon- aid and Patfîcld scored 2 points cach while Sellers, Crowe, H-olroyd, Coyle split 1 each. High singles went te Aud- A.B. STURROCK & SONS LTD. 13OWMANVILLE MA 3-5516 rey Biekell with a nice2 and high double ta Olie Pý field wîth 253 and 245 for 498, Other 200 games WE ta Sadie Bucknell- ?08. Teain Standings 299 lat- ra ent Patfield - . Selrs ________ Davis _____ Crowe _____ Rolroyd Coyie .------- McDonald Richards...... Averages Ollie Patfield ----- - 193 Audrey Bickell - -____17' Gin Ellis......------- 167 Sadie Bucknelh ____.166 Barb. Caurtney 1,99 Bea Sellers 158 Gladys Bain --- - ----- _ 15 Doris Holrayd 151 Marlon Gibson 150 Nance Calmer ______15o Marg. Coyie .~...14f) Evelyn Large ..148 Gwen Reynolds - ------14p, Betty Richards .-- 148 Marg. McDonald . ...-144~ Elsie Richards ____-140 Rilda Simnick ____138 Jean Lobb..............-- _135 Marion McDonald. 135 Ruby Hutchinson ___134 Alyce Rodgson - -___132 Jean Harness ... 128 Rose Cowan ______125 June Clarke 125 Evelyn Butler - ------- 12- Memorial -Arena BOWMANVI LLE PUBLIC SKATING 8-10 P.M. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28th SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29th SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3th- 3 to 5 p.m. ADMISSION Aduits 50e - Children 35e- Spectators 10e CHILDREN'5 SKATING WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2 - 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Children------------------------25e Aduits accompanying children . . . 25c WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBERB 2 HOCKEY 8 Pi. COBOURG JUNIOR "#Br# VS. DO WMAN ILLE JUVENILES ADMISSION Aduits - 50c Students - 25e Booster Ticket Holders 25e Figure Skating REGISTRATION TO-DAY 4 te 7 p.m. B B Fl 7 i i 9ecre a li on £R eviews By IDouglas Rigg Figure Skating The Recreation Department in co-operation with the Bow- rnanville Skating Club are of- fering Figure Skating lessons to anyone interested in taking these classes. Classes will be held on rhursdays from 4:00 ta 7:00 p.m., under the leadership of Miss Barbara Anne Smith. The first session will be held on rhursday, October 27th, at Vlemorial Arena. Registration fee for this group will be $6.00 for a 20- week periad. Registration1 forms are available at the Re- creation Office, in the Lions1 ..ommunity Centre, T o wn4 Clerk's Office and fromn Mr. Alf. Samneils. Etglnncrs Skating Arrangements have been made ta hohd a beginners skating class for children seven years of age and under, as of August lst. Classes will be heid every Monday afternoon from 3:00 ta 5:00 p.m. There wiih be sup- ervisors on hand ta help in- struct the childrerq with their skating. Classes wilh get underway on Monday, November 7th at 3:00 p.m. The fee for this chass wil be $2.00 for the com- picte season of 20 weeks. Application forins are avail- able at the Recreation Office or frorm Mr. Al. Samelis. Choral Society The Bowmanville Choral IMen's Major Bowling Sports Editor Frank Mohun wbo is always giving same- body a boost decided it was about time that he should make the headlines. Frank Ladies' Major Bowling The ca-leaders clashed at i.berty Bowl, Monday night, with Brock edgîing Buday 2-1 to take over sole possession of first place. Lyle downed Et- cher, and Patfield won over Martyn by 2-1 scores ta re- main tîed for third, a single point behind Buday. Joli slipped into a fourth place tie with Beauprie, lasing 2-1 to Brooks, while Beauprie defeated Onie Etcher by the same margin. The 2-1 night was made complete with Bak- ers win over Dunn. Doris Joli fashioned a 758 triple, which included a big 281 game, ta take aIl the hon- ours. Hilda Brock came up with a 670 total, followed by Jovce Major 647 and Joyce Lyle 637. Other high singles were re- corded by Joyce Major 270, Joyce Lyle 258, and Marion Siaglit 257. did just that on Wednesday nigbt when he tassed up the only 300 game bowled. The Editar rattled the pins ta the tune of 331. Ernie Perfect Is making sure that he remains on the top rung of the averages. Per- fect bowled 757 ta win the high triple and this boostcd bis average from 244 ta 246 tops for ail members of the league. George Piper had 753, Bob Williams 749, Jack Gay 730, Ed Leslie 728, Jack Bond 724, Frank Mohun 722, Si Tre- win 719 and Dr. Keith Siemon 714. Ron McLean had a nice low game of 91, Captain Paul Chant 111 and Keith Shack- leton 114. Treasurer Fred Cale had the best low triple 407, Long John Moorcraft 414, Keîth Shackleton 440, Ron McLean 443, Dr. A. Sylvester 447. In the team standing Ken's Men's Wear has 14 points for a 3 point advantage over Kramp's Furniture, Stephen's Fuel and Selby Grants Heat- ing team. There were some good sin- gle games rolled besidés Frank Mohun's big game. George Piper 283, Stan MeMurter 271, Ed Leslie 275-272, Don Bishop 282, Jack Gay 271- 286, Dr. Keith Siemon 281. 71AvraesTeai n c« W L Pt.s 6 Bernice Budai............... 211 Ken's Men's Wear 14 4 14 9i Onie Etcher .............208 Kramp's Furniture il 7 il 8 Hilda Brock ..............202 Stcphen's Fuel --- il 7 il 4 Doris ol ----.......... 19,5 Seiby Grant Heat il 7 il 1Joyce Lyle .............- 192 Preston Transport 10 8 10 0Dot Brooks ..............188 Cowan Equipment 10 8 10 0 0111e Patfield........--- 188 Liberty Bowl ---- 10 8 10 9Muriel Holroyd -. .... 187 Cab 500 --. ----- 10 8 10 9 Kay Beauprie ............... 187 Neis Osborne Ins. 9 9 9 , DotBond...............-------185 Pepsi Cala .....- 9 9 9 B Vi Coo.le ............- 185 Canadian Tire . 8 10 P 4June Baker .................. 184 Chartrans.-- 8 10 8 ) Donna Preston........... 182 Jury & Loveli 7 Il 7 3Helen Dunn ............ 1 81 Robson Motors . 6 12 6 3Grace Blackburn......... 180 Lander Hardware 5 13 5 Pcggy Haynes ............. 180 Bow'ville Cleaners 5 13 5 *Ena Et cher ...........- 180 Averages Margr Kin............---------178W Name G Ave. Helen Corden ............1751 Ernie Perfect ------- 15 246 Shirley Dpvis .... ..1 75!Dr. Kcith Siemon 18 233 Barb Bathglatc-......-. 175,Elton Brock 18 232 Eiiecn Hickey.....«......... 174, Russ Oke --- 18 226 *Marion Slaght ........ 1 74! Russ Hahiman 18 225 Thelma Forrester ......... 174 Ed Lugtenburg .. 18 222 Essie Cox ---......1 73ý Joe Nawlan.--- 18 220 Connie Osmond ......... - 173 TLed Bagnel - 18 220 Wilma Bates ............... 172 Dave McKnîght 18 220 jBetty Westiake ............. 171IFrank Lewins --13 219 *Em Bromell . .- 171 Ai- -----Osbarne 18 218 Lorraine Martyn........... 171 Jack Munday - 18 216 Bernice Terry.............. 1691 Bill Westlake - 18 216 Joyce Aimond.............. 1681 Jack Gay ---.... 18 212 Virgie Brown .........168j Jack Bond 18 211 *Nancy Brans .-......1671 Kari Biekeil 18 210 Lola Wright................. 167, Bob Williams - 18 210 Sadie Bucknell 1.... 66' Rap Palmer - 18 209 Joyce Major ._... . -........1661 Bert Engley 18 209 Joyce Tenni-nt..........._... 1661 George Piper 18 209 Jean Sellers ... ..... ...165: Larry Piper ---- 18 208 Helen Piper ..............- 164 George Stephen- 18 208 Marg Perris................. 164! Jack Parker 18 206 Doris Holroyd .............. 163 Murray Tighe - 18 206 Normna N-)rris ---........... 1621 Pete Dobbins 18 206 Helen Vivian --- ----- 160 Harold Bennett- 18 205 IVIcIe Dale.. 18 204 rTeam Standings R arry Gay ~.18 204 Captains Points Dr.H Rundie - 18 204 Rilda Brock.....-..il11Bill Oke . 18 203 Bernice Budai ................ 10, Bruce Milne - 18 203 Joyce Lyle................. 9' Carl Leslie .. 15 203 Ollie Patfield ..- ...... 9! Cuth McDonald- 18 202 Doris JolI ...............- 81 Bud Moses.. 18 202 Kay Beauprie................. 81Rass Wright .. 18 202 Onie Etcher......-------7 ' Bob Martyn 18 201 Ena Etcher.................... Ed Leslie . 18 201 Dot Brooks ............_.- 6 Si Trewin- 18 201 Helen Dunn . ...... .... 5Morley Etcher - 18 201 Lorraine Martyn . ........... 5 Murray Larmer. 15 200 June Baker ................. 5 Frank Mohun ------ 18 200 Ganis 20 andOverFeatures This Week i Joyec Lyle 258, Peggy Hay- bHîgh sngle- Frank Mo- nes 204, 215, Eileen Hickey 23 u.31 r 25 ilm Btes2.~ 231 Hîgh triple- Ernie Per- 235,Wila Baes 41,Helen1 fect 757.' Dunn 224, Jur.e Baker 205,' Low single- Ron McLean Audrey Biekell 251, Connie 91. Osmond 221, Lola Wright 215,' Low triple- Fred Cale 407. Jean Sellers 216, Joyce Major' High tcam (1) - Preston 224, 270, Doris Joll 281, 253,1 Transport 1318. 224, Thelma Farrester 243~,1 Hîgh team- (3)- Preston Joyce Almond 238, Dot Brooks' Tran spart 3368. 240, 226, Grace Blackburn 227, Low team (1)- Chartrans Em Bromell 201, Marion Sia-, 808. ,ght 218. 257, Joyce Tennantl Low team (3)- Chartrans 223, Glad Rahme 223, Ka!Y 2715. Beauprie 208. Betty Westlake' Fatures This Sehedule 248, Barb Bathgate 233, Don-1 îîigh single- Bob Will- na Preston 215, Hilda Brock, iams 355. 240, 215, 215, Marg King 215,i High triple- Bill Westlake Dot Bond 214. 1811 IFor OId Appliaxices Get Cash Today t. througb STATESMAN CL A S S1F 1ED 8 Phone MArket 3-3303 Low Single- Ron McLean 91. Law Triple- Garf Clarke 336. Higb team (1)- Preston Transport 1318. High team (3)- Kramp's Furniture 3486. Low team (1)- Chartrans 808. Low teain (3)- Bowman- vile Cleaners 2611. Society meets every Monday evening at the Town Hall from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. If you are interested in join- ing this group please feel free to attend the practices. The Director of the Society is Mr. Hugh Martin, of Tor- onto. Girls Broombali There are still a few open- ings for any girls interested in playing Broombali. Al Broombail games will be play- ed on Mondays from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. If you are between the ages of eight and sixteen inclusive and interested in playing broombali please contact the Recreation Office by next Wednesday, Nov. 2nd. Legion Bowling The first "big" gamne of the Legion Bowling season saw Perfect extend their league leadership ta six points on a 5-2 wi over Bates' runner-up club, iast Tuesday night. Tay- lor upset third place Samis 5-2 and Yeo dropped a 5-2 decis- ion ta Martyn, ta slip deeper into the cellar.hih S. Nelligan took bath hg single and triple honours, rail- ing a big game of 310 and another of 242 bcThre slipping ta a 138 game for a 690 triple. Jack Martyn was six pins back at 684, followed by Daug Tay- lor 667, Ernie Perfect 662, Ir- w.in Beauprie 628, and Ken Davies 627. Other hi'gh single efforts were turned in by Bob Cale 303, Doug Bothwell 265, Daug Taylor 258, 240, Ken Davies 252, Ernie Perfect 248, 241, Tommy Graham 2-14, and Jack Martyn 242. Team Standings Perfect ............. . ........22 Bate........... .... .16 Samis ........................._ 14 Taylor ............... --....12 Martyn .... ..........«........... 12 Legion Bowling Averages Up to and Including Oct. 18, 1969 Naine Games Ave. J. Martyn........... 12 218 E. Perfect .. . 12 206 S. Ncliigan ......... 6 203 W. Bates........... 12 201 K. Yeo ---......- 12 201 R. Perfect ......... 12 191. J. Geddes........... 12 197 M. Yourth ......... 12 194 R. Cale.,.......... 12 191 D. Taylor . -....9 19() I. Beauprie........ 12 185 R. Stocker _-.....12 182 T. Graham ..._...... 12 179 R. Wright .... . 12 1771 H. Bennett ......... 12 176 F. Samis........... 12 1751 R. McKnight ....12 174 K. Davies ......... 12 173 J. Knight ....... 9 171 R. Wheaton ..... 6 1 0)9 Russ Hayes... _12 16 C. Andefson ...12 166 D. Bothwell.... 12 163 V. Connors .... 9 162 R. (Bob) Hayes . 5 159 J. Barclay .......... 12 153 R. Johnson.......---12 153 R. Lockhart.......12 151 N. Mooncy....... 12 144 F. Burn-,.......... 6 103 W. Wallis _ 12...127 1 Gîbson...........3 127 R. Ellis......... ... 3 120 J. Living Sr........ 3 111 R. Wiliiamson 3 102 J. Beer 3 102 Pemnut-sized ismnce payments that give you a houseful of protection. Now you can get ail the property insurance protec- tion you need and pay for it b>' the mon th. Cali us. We'Il be glad to set up a convenient montbly Premium Payment Plan for you. IsTUAITr i. JAkmS [NSURANCE1 King si. IL Office NIA 3-5681 REAL ESTATE Bowmanvtlle Residence MA 3-5493 Goodyear Hockey Pair of Win Sf reaks On the Line Sunday Something bas ta change ln Sunday afternoan's forth-com- ing Goodyear League action. In the first game the Fan Beits and Office wihl be each looking for that first win after a pair of setbacks. In the 2 o'clock clash, twa game win streaks will be on the line when the Mats hook up with the Hase. The opener of last Sunday's dauble-header saw a late goal by "Hank" Lane, pro- duce a 6-5 win for the Mats over the Office. The lasers opcned the scaring on Ray Preston's unassisted effort at the 6:15 mark. The Mats roared back ta lead 5-3 on a pair of markers by Gary Co- oper and singles by Ted Fair- ey, Mort Richards and Lane. Goals by Don Masters and ]Bob Sheridan had tied the score earlier at 3-3. Preston notched his second, and with iess than four minutes re- Goodyear Bowling The first twa teams were badly beaten, last Thursday night, as the Goodyear Lea- gue standings tightened up considerably. The Tig er s smashcd the Office 7-0 ta take over the league leader- ship from the wbite-colhar crew who dropped ta second. The Machine Shop siipped ail the way fromn the runncr-up siot ta fourth position, after absarbing a 7-0 setback at the hands of the Bchts who tied the machinists in the standings. The Braves, continuing in third, cdged the Fan Beits 4-3 in a real close thriller. Back in contention are the Combines, 5-2 winners over the ceilar-dwelling Lead Press, while the Braîders pulled of a 4-3 upset decision ta prevent the 'Camets from breaking a three-way deadlock for fourth. Men's Teamn Standings Tigers ____33 Office ~31 Braves ~...~_____30 Beits............----_28 Machine Shap 28 Camets.------28 Combines . 26 Braîders 18 Fan Beits 14 Lcad Press ..___ .9 In the ladies' league, the Daisies made it five in a row, downing the Petunias 5-2 ta move Il points in front. Ladies' Teanu Standings Petunias........------- ------19 Karl Piper, back on the beam after a slow start, crash- cd the pins for a 740 total ta lead the way. Fred Smith rolied 683, Jae Piper- 666, Ron White-644, Tommy Gra- ham-641 and Walter Goode -639. Vyvien Rogers came up with the ladies high of 589, with Marg Osborne bowling 560 and Carole Gould, 532. Fred Smith took high single hanaurs with a 295 -game, fol- lowcd by Ron White- 283, Walter Goade- 265, Jack Gcddcs-263. Tommy Gra- ham- 256, Kari Piper- 255 and 250, and Murray Grant- 253. Ladies 200 scores were regîstcred by Carole Gould -218, Vyvien Rogers- 215 204, Peggy Frank-. 208 and Marg Osborne- 200. Town League Hockey Schedule October 20-Ken's vs Hayes .Hoopcr's vs Stephen's 27-Ken's vs Stephcn's Hayes vs Haoper's November 3-Ken's vs Hoaper's Stephen's vs Hayes 10-Rayes vs Ken's Hooper's vs Stephen's 17-Rayes vs Stephen's Ken's vs Hooper's 24-Hayes vs Hoopcr's Ken's vs Stephen's Ilerember 1-Stephen's vs Haaper's Ken's vs Hayes 8-Stephen's vs Rayes Hooper's vs Ken's 15-Stepben's vs Ken's Hayes vs Hooper's 22-Hooper's vs Ken's Hayes vs Stephen's 29-No games January 4-Haoper's vs Hayes Ken's vs Stephen's 11-Haoper's vs Stepben's Ken's vs Hayes 18-Ken's vs Stephen's Hayes vs Rooper's 25-Ken's vs Hayes Hoaper's vs Stepben's February 1-Ken's vs Hooper's Hayes vs Stephen's lst game-7:00 p.m. 2nd game approx. 8:45 p.m. Play-offs- Semi-Finals 2 out of 3. Finals 3 out ot, 5. 1maining Bob Fairey evened the score, but Lane's secondi marker a'minute and 50 sec- onds later gave the Mats their second straight win. Ted Fairey callected five points, picking up four assists in ad- dition ta bis goal. In the nightcap, the Fan Beits took the lead tbree times but the Hase came back ta tie the score and then really turn on the pressure ta hand the sbart-handed Fan Belts an 11-4 setback. "Buck" Cowle was the big gun in the Hose Room vic- tory, firing three goals and assisting on three others. With everyane except goalie Vince Vanstone, sharing in the scar- ing, Lloyd Hamilton and Ron Burgess were botb right in step, triggering three goals and collecting a pair of assists, apiece. Bruce Cole and John Clark each bit the mark ta camplete the scoring, and Clint Ferguson drew tbree as- sists. Raye West fired haîf of the loser's four goals, with Pete Stacey and Bob Mar- jerrisan, connecting for the others. Team Standings Team W L Pts. Hase _____..2 0 4 Mats 2 O 4 Office -(O 2 0 Fan Beits --------o 2 O Leading Scorers G A Pts. Ted Fairey (M) 3 6 91 L. Hamilton (H) 5 3 8 Ron Burgess (H) 3 5 8 Fred Cowie (H) 3 3 6 Raye West (FB) 2 4 6 C. Ferguson (H) 2 4 6i Teenage BowlingI The f rst division ail won against the bottom half in boy's teenage bowling, Sat- urday. Rundie trounced Rack- hama 7-0 and Brown handed Phillips a 7-0 pasteîng ta leave the winners one point apart in the top two places. Third ranking Vanstone downed fourth place Mason 5-2. John Carter came up with a tremendous 346 game ta take the season's high single honours, and win a singles crest. Tom Callan turned in 268 game, Ruseli Hatley roll- ed 241, Larry Tayior-232, Mike Charles-210 and jim Thompson-207. Carter's î 693 triple was high for the day, with Mike Charles total- ing 552. Teenage Boys J. Rundie------------------ 24 D. Brown 231 N. Vanstone - ----- 17 T. Mason ~9 J. Phililps 7 D. Rackham - ------------- 4 The girls followed the same pattern as the boys wîth the three leaders aill vinningi over the bottom division. Paeden tied Coombes for the league-leadership on a 7-0: 1958 CHEV. STATION WAGON Automatie . . . Radio TAKE ADVANTAGE 0F THIS PREVENTIVE SERVICE SPECIAL! CANADIAN MAINTENANCE TUNE-UP O~iy PLUS Six Cylinder jny$5 2 AT EIGHT CYLINDER - $7.20 " Clean, Inspeet and Adjust * Adjust Ignition DwelI and Timing Spark Plugs Adjust Carburetor Idle and Choke " est Engine Compression * Test Battery and Clean Terminais " Inpect, Clean or Replace * Adjust Belt Tension Igniton Pints* Clean Air Cleaner or Igniton PintsR.eplace Element " Lubricate Breaker Cam * Road-Test Car LN. Ail This ... Plus FIEE Lubricalion STARTING NOV. lst GAS PUMPS WILL CLOSE AT 9:30 P.M. Robson Motors Ltd. BIJICK - PONTIAC - VAUXHALL CARS - GMC TRUCKS 166 King St. E. MA 3-3321 OSHAWA DIRECT UINE RA 5-2712 ýi THURSDAY, OCT. 27th, 1980 Town League Ken's and Hoopers Open Season with Lopsided Victories LIBERTY BASE LINÇ - 'S Featuring ~' AUTOMATIC PIN-SETTERS OPEN BOWLING EVEIy DAY Phone MA 3-5663 l'une Available for More League Bowlin.c. dmý 1 The Town Hockey League's regular schedule' got under. way Thursday night at the Memorial Mrena, with Ken's Men's Wear trouncing Dept. of Works 19-3 and Haoper's Jeweilers belting Stephen Fuels 11-4. In the lid-lifter, Ken's scared four times in the first, led 11-3 after two periads and wrapped it up with an eigbt goal third period snree. 40 scoring points, John Clark win over Munday, while Coombes downed Luxton 5-2, Vanstone's hast-placers drap- ped a 5-2 cantest ta Bail. Pat Thompson and Mary Munday tied for high triple hanours with 492 totals, but Pat had the high single ta herseif xvith a 220 mark. June Bain-211 and Marie Chant- 200, were the other 200 bowl- ers. Teenage Girls S. Coombes . 24 J. Paeden -_____24 S. Bail 14J C. Luxtan -_____9 M. Munday -_____ 7 H. Vanstone --- -- 6 Etcher moved five points in front of the junior boys div- ision, defeating Burgess 5-0,- while runner-up Beauprie were able only ta edge Sei- barth 3-2. Bramell, stili look- ing for their first win, were helà off the score-sheet again, lasing 5-0 ta Carter. Bruce Coambes led in bath divisions with a 376 double and a 209 single. Gerald Har- nes tatalled 329 and tied for second best single at 162 with Wayne Moaney. Junior Boys R. Etcher --- ___ 20 R. Beauprie _______15 T. Seibarth _______9 R. Carter ~7 W. Burgess ______ 6 R. Bromeil l The junior girls standings underwent a major shuffle when Dadson upset MacDon- aid 5-0 ta push the lasers right out of the lead, into third place. Park taok over the leadership with a 5-0 win over Oke's ceihar - dwellers and Osmond hung a 5-0 set- back on Brown ta tic Dadson for second position, two points of the pace. The batties for high single and high double were very close, as Sharon Dadson edg- ed Linda McDonald 265 ta 260 in the double and Betsy Philips noscd out Linda Mc- Donald 145 ta 143 for the higb g m . Junior Girls G. Park ..___12 S. Dadson ______10 V. Osmond ..____10 L. McDonald ..~ -8 B. Brown 3 1956 CHEVO 2-DR. HARDTOP V-8 . .. Automatie . .. Radio ON ALL USED CARS Now is the Time Iofluy- Save $ $$ $ TWO SHARP SPECIALS ! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - setting the Pace with three goals and four assîsts, while Don Masters, Lloyd Hamilton and Bill Crossey each bagged a hat-trick and three assists. Hank Lane, Bob Abbott and , Jim Olinski scored a pair of markers apiece, and Mort Richards taliied one goal, while helping on five. Raye West wvith a pair, Bill Lyle and Chuck Kilpatrick, were the lamp-lighters for Dept. of Works. Five unanswered second period goals were the big dlif. ference as Hooper's came fromn behind to lead 2-1 at the end of the first, 7-1 after two and outscore the Fuels 4-3 in the final session. Bob Sheridan had himnself a field day, potting a pair of goals and setting up haif a dozen others to figure Prom. inently in the scoring. Bryan. Hughes and Ron Burgess each conuted a hat-trick, while the Marjerrison broth e r s loked after the rest of the scoring, Jerry with a Pair and Bob with a singleton. Jim Richards, How a r d Quinney, Dave McCullough and Ted Faircy scored for Stephen Fuels. BUY NOW FOR ... CHRISTN>% SAVE $ $ $ THE IDEAL GIFT FOR SPORTSIMEN 1,50oOFIF on ail GOLF EE1UIPNENT ]Buy the Best . .. From a Prol PHONE MA 3-2816 à me u 'i J.-zý j i ýj .1- 1 IAN TURNER T or contact TM CARAMM STATMMAM BOWMA"ffJAý CMTAMO