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a ---'J M-4en ps Town League Hockey Standings GP W L T 0Fr GA Pl County Chrysier- 10 8 1 Loce .TV ---- in 8 3 Mdcxulty'u sports 1n 4 8 Kramp'u Furn. i 10 0 SCORING Gr Steve Eurns, Locke TV in Don MeMurter, County Chr. Gord Wilson, County Chr. __- Grant Flintoif, County Chr. 8 Les Soanmerscaleu, Locke TV - 7 Ted FParey, Kramp*s Furn. 10 Irv GiL Locke TV .. 7 Lai-ry Perris, McNulty's 7 Day. Green, County Chr. . 4 Doug James, County Chr. 9 Sam Thompion, Kramp's 10 Bob Frairey, County Chr. à Gary Wilson, Locke TV ----- 4 Don Prout, Locke TV - .. 6 15.L 17 13 2 29 2 18 12 19 0 0 2 4 6 a Liberty Belles lot Uchedule Statlstic Soecond Sebedule Teame Congratulations to Champs Team No. 1--Capt. A. Bale, o! lot Schedule - Capt. H. S. Young, M. Chisbolm, K. Reynolds, J. Alexander, Y. lanchard, K. Cain. Osborne, W. Dewilt, M. Camp- TeiNo2Cp.M.G- bell, P. Johnson. 1Ta o -at .Gb Teani Standings 'son, J. Chapple, J. Lawton, Pins PIs. Y. Osborne, Hi. Irvine. Reynolds---- - 27034 241/2 Teami No. 3-Capt. M. Blunt, Colville -------- 28614 21 N. Evans, J. Spears, H. Shee- Coombes- 25940 17 han, B. Kennedy, Y. Edmond- Locke .- 25769 17 Gibson 26223 16 Shakelon . ~l88 15,/ Teamn No. 4-Capt. J. Alex- Shal------5l80 .13 ander, L. Renaud. R. Morris, Blunt -------- 25641 13 E. Coombes, S. Hitchens, M. Leaman - --- 26094 12 Hennings. Patfieid--------- 25294 12 Team No. 5-Capt. M. Col- Top Ten Averages ville, M. Kirkton, A. Trewin, H. Reynolds ----------- 212 R. Dickinson, M. Kent, T. O. Patfield --- ------------- 211 Terry. L. Cole - ------------------- 2051 Teamn No. 6 -C ap t. W. J. Alexander --------------- 198 i Coombes, F. Allen, M. Lane, C. Roberts ---- ---------196iV. Miller, P. Luxton, M.j N. Evans - --------------- 1941 Campbell. M. Kirklon..------------ 193 ! Team No. 7-Capt. M. Lea- M. Gibson ----------------191 man, C. Roberts. A. Wilson, W. Coombes -------- --- - 190 E. Clarke, B. Bishop, P. Falli. M. Leaman ---- -- 1861 Team No. 8--Capt. M. Mac- 111gb Single lut Schedule Donald, F. Steadman, M. Mary Kirkton - ..- 352 Horsîman, R. Bathiate, J. Mc- 111gb Double -lst Sehedule eaSHo. Nancy Evans --- - - - 566'1en S oe 111gb Average - lot Schedulel Team No. 9-CapI. R. Sbjc- lielen Reyniolds __ 212 kelton, B. Stephenâ, F. Lux- New bowlers needed 2nd I on, P. Johnson, M. Lawrie. schedule starling Tuesday,j Team No. 10 -C ap t. B. Jan. eth. 1:45 p.m. Phone 623-I Locke, S. Duetta, C. Wray, 5178. C. Luxton, P. Cornish. Datia January January January LJanlary Alicys 20- 27 4- 6 9-10 5- 2 -February 10 - .-3. February 17 2- February 24 10-1 March 3 --- 8-1 March 10 1 - March 17 7- March 24 I - March 31 ___4- April 7 April 14 April 21 3- 4 8- 4 3- 2 7- 8 10- 3 4-10 9- 5 6- 4 3- 4 6- 9 April 28 - Top leam of ist an4 for League traphies 1- 5 7- 6 7-10 9- 4 3- 5 1- 7 6- 2 4- 8 2- 3 7- 8 10- 3 $-le 6- 7 i0- 8 1- 2 4- 7 3- 6 10- 5, 6- 8 à- 4~ 8 7-10 2- 9 4- 1 .7 9- 4 1- 6 3- 8 1 3- 5 9- 7 2- 4 id 2nd schedule will bowl today save ON INCOME TAX ibrino ,50 year may be deduet- ta prpmefrom your income if you vs it ini a REGISTERED RETIREMENT SAVINGS PLAN whie you alec guarane yourself a monthly mûtrement income fer hie.. Ask me for detail-I'ma witk Sun Life of Canada. A. B. PASSANT, C.L.U. 120 Duke St, Bowmanville Phone 623-3258 SUN LIFE 0F CANADA- DrugRuces New Year's 1970 LOCATION ON HARMONY ROAD, NORTH 3 Miles North of Taunton Roed, Oshawa Horse-drawn Sleigh Rides fer the children Se. This S.ason's Fast.st Snowmobies In Action I BDring your snowmoil. wlth you ... w.e ffer over 106 tcr*s te play on. ADMISSION - ADULTS $1.00 Childréà 12 and under FUS Informationm: DON ARMSTRONG, et Wellmans Ski-Do. Oûawa 728.7381 Fi rst Bowmanville Scouts Defy the Zero Weather 1 Troop members, after sleeping in tents ail night log cabin to make life a bit more comforlable. Iwith the weather well below zero, begin work on a by Fred MeMann JusI because the snow lies on the ground and tempera- turcs faîl bclow the zero mark, the Ist Bowmanville Scout Troop Isn't stumped for activi- liesý Seven members of the Troop went out la the Margwilll camping grounds, for a week- end wintcr camp, December 19 until December 21. Many aclivities wcre plan- ned for this wcekcnd camp. A log cabin was la be built, practical experience an how ta beat the lent or but, fire- llgbting, winter sports, cook- lng, and mosl of ail, how 10 keep yourself warmn and dry, Again, a camp like this was self-qustaincd. T h e Scouts~ made up the menu, keeping the Idea that the food must not freeze. Also, ail provisions such as cooking equipment, transportation, axes and many more supplies were provided by the Scouts. The seven members of the Troop plus two leaders slartcd tbe camp off by getling the supplies and gear from the cars down la the campsile. The slope of the bill proposed a problem afler the second and third trip la the cars. The path was getting Icy and often you would sec some Scout slîding down wlth the gear flying ln the air. Wben aIl the gear and sup- plies was down aI the camp- site, lents wcre 10 be raiscd. Here the Scouts were instruct- ed ta gel boughs from cedar and spruce trees. Whcn a sufficient number of boughs were present they were placed ln 10' x 10' square and 8' x 8' square. With about six tinches of layers on the ground tbe Scouts laid the plastic ground sheet an top of the boughs, and then the lents werc raised on the proposed area. Tbe Scouts were bold whal use the boughs and plastic were. Tbe boughs provided a mattress and the plastic stop- pcd the moisture from coming through the boltom of the lent. With ail the gear ln the lents, a fine was made la pro- vide beal and also la heal waler for bol chocolale. Bedding down was easy for the boys. The gear lhey brought pnovided thern with a warm, dry nighl. Saturday morning they had breakfast and started on their camping grounds north of Tyrone. JSt. Marys Cernent Redmen %0 ii Edi ut E wdWJ 1 flicMcl Rozema, Bill Alldread, Marion Pollen. by Harvey Webster juvenile Ganes Markham 4 - Milton 1. (Mj),Na. 4- Ron Brock, Capt., This is the first lime since' First Game - Bowmanvjlle Steve Hall 1, Ken Gilmour 2. Dianne McRcclis, Mfary Heath, Juvenile and Midget tourna-S - Lindsay 2. Scorers (B) Ken1 Jim Seebccks I. (M) Nigel Nick Zondervan, Florence Pot- menîs were oricnted in Bow-iTamblyn 2, Ken Tabb 1, LarrylFerguson 1. ter, Bill Hawkins. manville Ihal a Bowmanville Allun I. Baker I. (L) Brian; First Round Championship r No. 5- Bob Smith, Capt., team look top honors. 1Finlcy 1, Kent Giltham 1. _ Trenton 2 - Cobourg 1. (T) Doug Nolan, Wayne Denny. Ken Tabb was the top scon- Second game - Oshawa 3- Ted Brown 1. Duncan Arm-' Pat Marshall, Chris Koss, Lor- et for the Juvenile tournament'Port Perry 7. (O) Gord Buch- 'slrong 1. (C) Randy Oke, *raine Marshall. which began on Boxing Day 'anan 1, John Goodwin 1, Paul: Consolation Final - Mark- No. 6-Dakin Goelake, ar, with finals played on Sna.Cro 1. cPr'> Ron ,îcff ery 3, hami 4 - Oshawa 2. (M) Dave ShMion DakinsonGeore Pooer Khen Riedcn'si goals whilc Pennis Romeril 2, Glenn Beer Sissons 2, Tom Dalzeli 1 . Ron' ok aoArhr ques Plante, ans WerlougJby, 2 Cheesman 1. (O) Paul Caroli No. 7 - Donna Brawn, hadonl fie Ra loghb, -Third game - Cobourg 4 - r2. atGe Pot onRz hgadns oi nly hefiv e ga sco :Milton 3. (C) Jim Gallaghcr 2,'ý Championship Final - Bow-;Cp. lnPot onRz tavseim the sgolsrecgams Max Bevan 1. Randy Oke ~r I]6-T a O() ema, Leon Doty, Lois Wood. lhavege bs ol gis (M) Rick Gooding 1, Robert! Tabb 3, AllUn 1, Simpson 1,okEieDbo Teoage. ' LnsyýoIe 1 o vas1 ogr .No. 8- Jim Robinson, Capt.. Thelocîs ownd Lndsy Cultr 1 Ro Evns . Rger 1.Jack Macnab, Gloria Smith, 5-2, Port Perry 6-3 and toppcd' Fourth game - Trenton 6 Walter Piersma. Helen Oven- Trenton in the final by a 6-0 Markham 3. (T) Wcs Laroon a den, Art Deboo. count. 1, Doug Whitney 2, Sandy g No. 9 - Betty Westlake, Cogrtuaton bys kepMacDonald 1, Duncan rm- WIII Capt., George Marshall, Rog- up the momentum for the strong 1, Bill Thorne 1. (M) er Ovenden, George Feddema, playoffs. 1 think the biggest. Steve Hall 1. Allan Cheesman, January 2nd, 1970, starîs AI Brock, Nancy Morgan. upset o! the tournament was'1, Jim Seebeck 1. aur second schedule. Lel'si No. 10 - Norm McKeen, Port Perry's 7-3 victory over First Round Consolation - make Ibis an cxciting ycar.' Capt., George Heatb, Dot Oshawa. This gamne saw Port'sOshawa 7 - Lindsay 1. (O)' Here arc the ncw teams and! Bond, Car-ol Rîtter, Shirley Ron Jeffery pick up the hat f Gerald Tanguay 2, John Sted- with thcm, lots o! competi-lBrock, Kevin Chîpman. trick and Impressed aUl hockey! jewski 2, Joe Rochbrune 1, Joe lion.1 No. 1l - Clayton Morgan, fans present. Ron has had a Reid 1, Gary McDougall 1. (L)' No. 1- Bill Williams, Capt., 1 Capt. ,Pat Patter, Ruby Wood- !ew workouts wîth Wbitby'sJ Dave Ferguson. 'Jack Bond, Bill Buma. AI De-, ward, Andy Bonsma, TedAU 'B' club but is nat a regular First Round Championship jager, Rita Nolan, Stella Haw- dread, Barb Chipman. .dAl due ta achool work. - Bowmanville 6 - Port Perry kins. No. 12 - Roy Woodward, Below are results and scor- 3. (B) Ken Tabb 2, Bruce No. 2- Arnold Van Goor, Capt., Gord Ritter, Gwen Dcii- ens o! ail juvenile games. The Simpson 2. Randy Rogers 1,j Capt., Bob McR.eelis, John jnia, Fred Tippins, Elsie Prout, consolation lrophy was taken Ken Homes 1. (PP) Ron Luffman, Marion McKeen, 'Hilda Feddema. by Markhem with +heir 4-2' Short I. Dennis Romeril 1,1 Peter Burtia. Marion Macnab.1 Spares- Gail Patton, Sheila win over the rugged 0O-shawal'Glenn Beer 1. 1Nu. 3- Bob Marshall, Capt., Brock and Marg Tippina. ai-try. - ___ à raI Round Coubolawm n iMeY AUdrnd. Dick Denws, God Luck b ah& _ December 28, Teain Viking.4 -- Slowpokes Apollos ---- Swingers -------- Road Runners -- Whiz Kids ------- 1968 PIs. 7 5 5 2 2 0 Men's Hlgh Single Lionel Hickey 242 Men's 111gh Triple Liane] Hickcy ------ - 636 Ladies 111gb Single Carrole Orme . 25.1' Ladies. H1gb Triple i Betty Cbarland ....-647; 200 Gaines and Over CarroIe Orme -2.53, Linnel Hickey 242-237 Betty Charland 216-2.12 Dot Passant ---------- 228 Rose Marie Conway 227 Mike Kennedy.----.--- 219 Agnes Maclean ---- 218 Clarence Rivens - -.215ý Paul Laprade ----- 21.9 Allen Maclean -213ý Molly Horstman .2111 Mary Lane - -- - 209 Tony Horstman - -, 2071 Dave Orme- 20.5-202ý Pat Walker ------ - 202-200 Averages Betty Charland ------ 216' Jim Fair ---- ----213 Lionel Hickey 212' Paul Laprade 201 Carroie Orme -____200 Mike Kennedy 192 Elleen Hickey . 190 Pal Walker ------ ------- 190 1%@ Canadian statesman,Beowmanvie, ""- 21, leu Mixed Major League Foilowing Is a list o01the Cpt., Rosa Wright, Hhlda *ime new teams and schedule for nick, Jim Bruton, Vivien Ce>. the Second Schedule. bett, John Fowler. Bowling commences Jan. S, No. 7-Barb Brown CpI,, 9:00 p.m. sharp, eh AI. (Eald). Mike Murphy. Helen Vandr.. Teams - Second Schedule b.rg, Don Bishop, Yvonne Os. No. I-Bernice Buday Cpt., borne, Archie Crossey Albert Saman, Mel McNuity., No. 8-Joan Sutelfe CpI,.' Don Wright, Edna Chapman, Maurice Annaert, Mieàn Con- Ron Haynes. nors, Jlm Murphy, Coby No. 2-Doris Joli Cpt.. Ruas Krand, Rob Vandenberg. Hately, Angela Saman, George No. 9-Vi Coole Cpt..,IHow. Bebee, Mary Tennant, Bert ard Brommel, Denise Annaori, Payne. George CharIand, Myri Daw- No. 3-Helen Reynolds Cpt., son, Gerrard Goulah. Brian Martyn. VI Ruddy, Leon No. 10 - Helen Dunn Cpt., Connors, Dianne Cowling, AI Osborne, Virginie, Fatrey, John Luffman. 1 iil Joli, Irene Payne, Roea No. 4-Peggy Haynes Cpt..! Suteliffe. Dave Reynolds, NyhI Sheeban, No. 1 1-ILi Wright Cpt, Russ Halimen, Joan Wilson. Ernie Perfect, Babe Brown. Gord Cowiing. Norm McKeen, Lorraine Bru.. No. 5-111e Patfild Cpt., ton, Jack Chapman. Marion McKeen, Pete Dobbins. No. 12-Linda Crossey Cpt., Hector Baliantine. C on n I Frank Eccles, Shirley FowI.r, Peavoy. Jack McNuilty-. Gord Simpson, Doris Holroyd.- No. 6 - Barb Buttonshaw 1 Jim Ruddy. Date 1969- 1- 2 4- 7 8- & 12- 3 2- 8 9- 1 Il- 4 6- 9 12- 1 10- 8 3- 6 il- 9 1970 - Second Schedule main objeet. The raising of the log "fort" was going ta be a long process. The Scouts went out and got cedar rails and three Inch 1og poles. Stakes were driven ln the ground to provide a "'siot" for the pales to alide Into. After about six hours of work, which con- sisted of cutting cedar rails and collecting more boughs for the roof, their but was ready. It stood about four feet bigh and about eight feet, long. Inside the but therel were places for candies on' the walls and a place for the stove. The stave was made of an old five-gallon can with a hole cutl n the side and top. An elbow stove pipe was put In the hole on the top of the can and firewood was "fed" through the hole ln the side At night the boys b.d fun with Iheir sports activities. Bedding was again ln process but this time instead of a lent, they sic pt ln the but. With the wood burning ln the stove and candies lit, a feeling of warmlh and pleasure came over the boys. Here was their own "hut", somethIng they could caîl their own, and use over and over again. Not one persan was cold and the boys were eager ta get up ln the mornlng. Sunday's breakfast went fast and the day's activities came to life. Snowshoes and to- boggans were the tools to be used ln the day's activities. Whlle some boys were sliding down the hili, others were out with the snowshoes, walking ln the fields. The Scouts were kept quite busy ln their activi- ties throughout the day. Closing a! the camp was a sad moment for the Scouts. They wanted to stay out for another couple of days but the leader was tired and had to go to work ln the following days and their parents mighl not go along with their Ideas. But with the but up, and the experience the boys were given over the weekend, more camps are scheduled for the winter months. The Scouts that survived the weekend are Ron Mar- chand, Jeff Brooks, Mark Chipman, Dale Rundle, Don Childs and Bob Cox. The leaders were Fred McMann, John Neugbton and Harold Knigbl. In the future the Scouts will be going to tbe Bancroft and Orillia areas for wlnter camping and Ice fishing. St. Joseph's Mixed Bowling League ýLadies' Ma< Team 1 - Onie Etcher, Joyce Tennant, Nancy Evans, Donna Osborne, Florence Dra- per, Mabel Williams. Team 2 - Olive Prtfield, Toots Wiseman, Doreen Park, Lillian Hone, Judy Green, Helen Jacobs. Team 3 - Helen Reynolds, Barb Osborne. Donna King, Debbie Green. Beatrice Mor- gan, Millie White. Team 4 - Dayle Wolnik. Marion McKnight, Fac Lewis, iris Hellam, Barb Wallace, Ruth Thompson. Team 5 - Shirley Davis, Thelma Forrester, Dore Mut- ton, Betty Rogers, Betty Fogg, Duaine Palmer, Team 6 - Barb Butlonshaw, Date Alleys 1- 2 3- 4 1 Jan. 5 1- 2 3- 4 Jan. 12 10-11 9- a Jan. 19 3- 5 12- 2 8 Jan. 26 4- 7 5- 1 f Feb. 2 8- 6 10-12 9 Feb. 9l 12-31 4-91 Feb. 16 2- 8 6-10 4 Feb. 23 9- 1 7-11 2 Mar. 2 Il- 4 2- 6 12 Mar. 9 6- 9 1- 7 il Mar. 16 8-12 il- 5 10 Mar. 23 6- 5 10- 9 M Mar. 30 12- 1 6- 7 à A pr. 6 10- 8 il- i1 '7 Apr. 13 3- 6 9-12 10 Apr. 20 1- 9 4- 2 3 Apr. 27 7- 2 5- 8 a 1-12 8-10 6- 3 9-Il 2- 7 4- I 3-10 12- 5 Il- 2 10- 4 9- 7 5- 4 7- 9 10- 2 3- 1 17- a 7- a 4- 5 9- 7 2-10 1- 3 6-12 8- 1 12- 4 3- 7 1- 2 10-11 3- 5 4- 7 8- 6 9-10 9-10 7- 6 1-il 12- 9 2- 4 s- 3 Il- 3 5- 2 in- 7 3-8 6- 12-11 3- 2 4- 6 il- 8 5- 7 11-15 11-12 2- 3 4-i 510 12- 2 4- 3 8- 9 2-12 1- à 12-10 or Bowling_ Helen Depew, Joaijne Bromeil, Gail Masters, Karynne Buris, Muriel Tennant. Team 7 - Dot Brooks, Helen Rogers, Heather Moore MarY Cowan, Marion Wiseman, Patty Fair. Team 8 - Merridy Hateiyv Eva Whitehead, Joyce Almond, Faith Sleadman, Pat Thiele. Team 9 - Ena Etcher, Mabel Lewis, Emma Bragg, Lindi Gallagher, Greta Luxton.% Team 10 - Marg King, Lyýi-.1 Piper, Marg Perris, Betty Smith, Meg Gibbs. Team il - Bernice Terryo Linda Cole, Jean Harnest Linda Lake, Marg Clemengae. Team 12 - Marilyn Col%, Laura Hazelden, Eileen Moors, Hilda Simnick, VaIerie Clark~e. 1-12 6- 3 2- 7 4- 1 3-10 2-5 1-2 0-4 8- 7 5- 4 7- 9 0- 2 3- 1 NOW Ms THE iTENu i 4- 5 9- 7 2-1f) 1- 3 12- 4 3- 7 1- 2 12- 5 4- 7 8- 6 12- 3 2-10 9-10 7- 6 1-il 12- 9 2- 4 8- 5 10- 7 3- 8 6- 1 12-11 3- 2 4- à il- 8 5- 7 11-18 2- 3 8-94 82-10 9- '4 To Order Your WINTER FUEL i '~ Money on DX Prermiun, Quality Fuel Oul CALL COLLEC Phone 6683341 DX FUEL OI CALI US TO-DAY FOR PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE 67 KING ST. W. BOWMANVILLE 'I YEAR - END CLEARANCE 25?/o OF F - ALL - HOCKEY EQUIPMENT STICKS AND SKATES 0 &dISpoiâ' Jan. 5 Jan. 12 Jan. 19 Jan. 26 Pcb. 2 Feb. 9 Feb. 16 Feb. 23 Mar. 2 Mar. 9 Mar. 16 Mar. 23 Mar. 30 Apr. 6 Apr. 13 Apr. 20 3- 4 3- 4 9- 8 12- 2 s- 1 10-12 4- 9 6-10 7-il 2- e 1- 7 il- 5 10- 9 6- 7 il- i 9-12 4- 2 -------------