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Mixed Bowling October 8, 1976 Team Standings Lu Welsh 15095, 10; Donna Harness5 14741, 10; Moe Ric- hards 14741, 10; Elton Brock 14605, 8; Vince Prout 14431, 8; Mary Ann Richards 14450, 7; George Piper 14089, 7; Ian Wilton 13784, 7; Les Smale 13688, 7; Ron Selleck 13493, 6; Bert Engley 13908, 5; Hilda Brock 13779, 5. High singles - men - Lu Welsh 279; ladies - Heather Selleck 294. High Triples - men - Vince Prout 741, ladies 7 Flo Land 716. High Average - men - Elton Brock 253 - ladies - Lois Richards 216. Men's Major Bob Smith had high triple 811. Bob Williams high single 341. Bill Oke 335 Ron Good 335 Bob Smith 323 Gerry Master- son 310. Larry Piper high average 247 Ed Leslie and Harold Michelson 238. The I.G.A. team and Brocks Service Center lead with il pts. each. Pepsi Cola and Rice bowled both have 9 pts. Kens Mens Wear had high triple 3583. The Rice bowl team high single 1249. Starkv'llo October 7, 1976, Team Standing Andrews 8, Supremes 8, Gold Diggers 8, Lennons 6. High single - Cindy Milîson 259; high triple - Cindy Milison 685. Top Ten Games Cindy Milison 259, 217, 209; Olive Henderson 241, Karen Carter 233, Gail Milîson 218, 210; Mary Topple 216, Marlene Stacey 215, Pat Milîson 212, Donna Morris 207, Bernice Henderson 202, 202, Doris Chrysier 200. Advertlising... saves yI time! ICANADIAN ADVER-TISING ADVSORY BOARDJ Marina %#r. Cs Overpower Port Perry Team On Sunday night, the Port Darlington Marina Hotel Junior Cs played well to overcome Port Perry Flamingos. They were behind early in the game but finally got warmed up and began popping goals into the visitors' net. This picture shows some of the action around the Port Perry net, late in the third period. PONTYPOOL A fatal accident last Wed- nesday morning took the life of a young man well-known to the citizeas of this commuaity. Charlie MVlCullough, 24 years of age, was well-,iiked by ail. He had been invoived la sports in this district for many years., This past season be had assisted la coacbing tbe Pontypool Midgets to, victory in their league. Tbe great number of floral tributes was a testimonial to bis memory. To all tbe bereaved we extend sincere syihpathy. The C.G.I.T. are presently canvassing for the blind. A donation for those who are unable to see would be greatly appreciated. Six weddiags on Saturday invoived many Pontypool and area residents, June Masters and John Barton were mar- ried la Ballyduff Presbyterian Church at 3 p.m. witb recept- ion and dance foliowiag in Pontypool Community Centre. Sandra FAllis, and Murray Thompson were married in Pontypool United Churcb at 3:30 p.m. witb reception and dance foliowing la the Mill- brook Legion; Arlene Brown and Jack Carnes were mar- ried la Orillia at 7 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirk and Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Cala were present for the marriage of Sadie's and Ina's sister, Irma, in Nortbminster United Church,. Peterborougb. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Webb atteaded the wedding of tbeir niece la tbe same cburcb on Saturday afternoon. La Bob- caygeon, Kay Woodcock and Earl Giibank were united in marriage at a 3 p.m. cere- mony. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Propp bolidayed, la Niagara Falls over the Thanksgiving week- end. Those attending the Carnes - Brown wedding from this area were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown, and Don, Heien and Denise Brown, Mrs. Ruby Cbapman, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cochrane and Alex, Marie and Anale Joncas. Keitb and Dorotby Dewar were at their camp on Stony Lake for the boiiday wben ail tbe campers gatbered toget- ber for tbeir annual Thaaks- giving dinner. Seven members oftbe- VanDamn familles are present- ly bunting la the Timmias area of Nortbern Ontario. Bernard Neals bas been invaiided for tbe past two or so weeks witb a band injury. Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Masters were Mrs. Florence Page and' Stanley Welsb of Oshawa. 1Keitb McDonald, a local farmer, bad the misfortuae of losing 14 head of cattie when they broke into a field of grain on Saturday. Among tbose in hospitai are Leanne Sutch, baby daughter of Carol and .1on Sutch. She is a patient la Sick Childrea's, Toronto. Mrs. Hazel Fallis is la Civic Hospital, Peterbor- ougb. We wisb tbemn botb a speedy recovery. A dance, sponsored by Poatypool Chamber of Com- merce wiil be beid this Saturday night. (See Coming Events). Visitors for severai days last week witb Mr. and Mi-s. Bernard Neais were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Haifyard, Beverley and Wendy, of Iroquois Falls Jr. C Marinas By David Goheen Tbe Port Dariington Marina Hotei Junior Cs playing their busiest series so far this season, bad two wins and one loss last week. Tbey defeated tbe Cobourg Cougars iast Monday night 7 to 3, on goals by Ted Puk, Rory Gibbs, botb unassisted and Gary Cox from Rory Gibbs.' La the.-second, Brian Simp- son scored from Jerry John- ston. In the third, Ted Puk scored from Gary Cox and Jerry Johnston and Brian Simpson from Gary Cox and Brian Simpson from Terry Sargin- son. On Friday night the Port Hope Panthers skunked the "Cs" 9 to 2. The two goals were scored by Joe Humenick and Brian Simpson. On Sunday, the Marina's were down three goals before the "Cs" got going and were able to defeat Port Perry 9 to 4. Ted Puk scored at the ý7:05 mark of the period, the assists going to Cary Cox. Boyd Knox scored from' Alan Emard and Steve Duna. Emard scored bis first of three goals witb Boyd Knox and Rory Gibbs tied the game. Ia the second Allan Emard scored from Boyd Knox and Rory Gibbs. Memorial Arena, Bowmanvle Thursdamy, October 21sft and at the1 5: 00 p. m. to 6: 00 p.mni D8R Sports Shop 6:00 p.m. to 9:00p.m. sponsored by D&R' Sports ùnd Ski Shop Authorized Lange dealer in Bowmanville 85 King St. W. 623-3421 Bowmnanvi lie Durn Ted Puk made the score 5 to 3 on his goal. The assists went to Gary Cox and Jerry Johnston. Brian Simpson scored from Ted Puk and Gary Cox. Allan Emard then scored from Joe Humenick and Rory Gibbs. In the third period, Terry Sarginson scored at the 9:00 mark of the period. The assist went to Ward Reddick. Cobourg came alive and L*iberfmty Bell October 5, 1976 Team Standings Pearce 8939, 12; Forsey 9040, 10; Roberts 8747, 9; Robinson 9037, 8; Alldread 8938, 8; Spear 9248, 7; Gibson 9142, 7; Bragg 8971, 7; Bons 8680, 6; Nickerson 8648, 6; Coombes 8637, 51/2; Dadson 8605, 412. High single - 264 Barb Lyle Jr. - High Double - 485 (227, 258) Mary Thompson. Top Averages R. Fice 202, P. Forsey 199, C. Roberts 199, J. Spear 199, M. Thompson 197, M. Pearce 196, U. Miller 193, Mary Alldread 190, J. Chant,,189, H. Duna 189, B. Lyle Sr. 188, Marion Alldread 187. Team standings: Spear 5730 pins, 7 points; Pearce 5402, 7; Forsey 5574, 6; Gibson 5509, 6; Roberts 5188, 5; Bragg 5376, 4; Alldread 5282, 4;ý Dadson 5140, 31/2; Robinson 5371, 3; Bons 5278, 3; Nickerson 5253, 3; Coombes 4986, 21/2. High single 276 Eleanor Dadson, high double 527 (268, 259) Pat Forsey. Top averages: Marion RURAL BOWLING LEAGUE -Maple Grove 12527 pins, 12 one-haîf points, Hi C's 12460, 12 one-haif, Solina 12575, 11, Enniskillen 11214, 10, Farm Boys 1742, 9, Town Boys 10777, 8, Tyrone 11125, 7, Salem 10879, 6, Combines 9597, 3, Rurals 9503, 1. Top 10 Averages- H. Mc- Laughlin 240 (9), R. Weir 238 (6), Don Taylor 236, John Coombes 226, K. MeGili 219, D. Wood 217, M. Reynolds 216, J. MacKenzie 215 (3), F. Wotten 212, B. Hall 208. High Single- John Coombes 294. Higb Triple- Don Taylor (797), 269, 264, 264. LADIES MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Sharlene Dehart 9 points, Dot Bridger 8, Minnie Taylor 8, Nancy Evans 7 one-haif, Fbo Land 7, Donna Harness 6, Shirley Davis 6, Onie Etcber 6, Jackie Braybrook 5, Georgie Taylor 4 and one-haîf, June Baker 3, Judy Bragg 21 Top 10 Averages- Sharlene Dehart 229, Donna, Harness 220, Nancy Welsh 219, Dot Bridger 213, Marilyn Flintoff 208, Jean Allen 205, Judy Bragg 203, Nancy Evans 203, Jackie Braybrook 203, Helen Depew 201. Hligb Single- Sharlene Dehart 324, High Triple- Donna Harness 789. ig Week scored a goal by John Scott. The final goal of the game was scored by Joe Humenick from Allan Emard and Rory Gibbs. This was an exciting game with many good scoring op- portunities on both sides. Bowmanville will play Lind- say next Sunday night at 7:30. There were 375 excited fans last Sunday night. Corne on out and support the Port Darlington Marina Hote) Junior "Cs". les Bowiling Alldread 205, Helen Piper 193, Pat Forsey 205, Jeanne Spear 193, Marilyn Pearce 205, Helen Sheehan 192, Una Miller 203, Eleanor Dadson 191, Mary Thompson 197, Sharon Robin- son 189, Lynda Niekerson 193, Joyce Chant 188. RENT, save big fuelibills for the rest of your lite ... The besf investment you wiIl ever make. We'll rent you our OVERALL Machine.. the cellulose insulation applica- for. And, you can buy the finest cellulose insulation money can offer right here, too. The Overal Machine is light-weight, porta- ble, simple.to-operate. If you insulafe today, you start saving heating and cooling bills tomor- row .. and ail the rest of your tomorrows. There neyer has been an offer with a better guaranteed return. Put OVERALL on your home. It will work for you, the rest of your lit e. Caîl and arrange for The OVERALL Machine foday! "Overail" insulation must be used with this machine. 55 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-4321 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October and Michelle Halfyard of Ladies' College, Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McMul- len, Mrs. Nelson McMulien and Mrs. Larm 'Hyland were Thanksgiving Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl McMullen, Lindsay St. S., Lindsay. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Preston'of Beth- any, R.R. who were marrieçl on Oct. 2nd. The flu 'bug' bas been prevalent in many homes around Pontypool recently. John and Elaine Van Wier- ingen from Kincardine were weekend visitors with their parents. Bryan McKay of Owen Sound spent the holiday with his parents, Mr., and Mrs. Curtis McKay. ma*ersto Thle Editor Uctober 9, 1976 Dear Editor; During a recent S.E.A.P. (Save the Environment from Atomic Pollution) meeting held in Newtonville and the debate regarding Eldorado Nuclear Limited's proposais for the Port Grandby area, Mr. Garnet Rickard stated "It was a motion of CO cil1or Lyall that the NewcastlE own Council take no action r gard- ing Eldorado." As a taxpayer living in the area, this statement of Mr. Rickard intrigued me and having property very close to the proposed dump in Port Granbyý, 1 went tbrough the files to see what I could find relating to Mr. Rickard's statement. The reason I was intrigued witb Mr. Rickard's statement was the fact that Mr. Rickard made the implication, that if his statement was true, Councillor Lyall bad been responsible for some form of evil doings. This was ail the more interesting when you consider that Mr. Rickard, with some pride, pointed to the fact the HE (Mr. Rickard) had been responsible for freezing the Port Granby area from Eldorado by putting it into a special study area. This whoie Eldorado ques- tion of expanding the, Port Granby 28 acre dump to a 650 acre Nuclear facility was first brougbt to the pubic's mind in May 1976 wben "Councillor Entwisie advised council that Eldorado Nuclear bas several conditional offers to purchase land at the present site at Port Granby. " This statement was foilowed by Resolution C-76-521. Moved by Councillor Entwisle se- conded by Councilior Cow- man:* "That this Council request that Eldorado be encouraged to consider the feasibility of building a new production faciiity on lands wbich El- dorado now controls in the Soutb East corner of this BROWNING LEVER ACTION HIGH POWER du308 Rif le Sugg. Retail $267.50 WHILé STOCK LASTS $217,50 SAVE $50.00 Boit Action Rifles HIGH POWER .270,' .308, 30.06 7 MM Magnum -,300 Magnum Standard - Sugg. Retail $249.50 WHILE STOCK LASTS $194,50 Deluxe - Sugg. Retail $289.50 WHILE STOCK LASTS $229o50 municipality" Mr. Rickard and ail councillors except Mr. Lyall voted in favour of this resolution. Councillor Lyal pointed out repeatediy that this motion was a controver- sial issue and required mucb more study and information prior to any council action. Facts and history have proven Councillor Lyall more than correct in his predictions. It bas become a very contro- versiai issue and one wbich may weii decide the political future of several candidates for office on December 6. In my study of the files I have not found one motion which wouild support Mr. Rickard's dlaim or implica- tion. To accuse or imply tbat Councillor Lyail is responsibie for the potentiai nuclear nigbtmare in Port Granby is politicaily foolisb and certain- ly contrary to the facts and truth of the matter. Mr. Rickard wouid bave been la a much better position if be had given credit to Mr. Lyall for bis foresight into tbis matter and than bad tried to take some of the credit for bimself tôo. A concerned citizen THERMO RUBBER Booèt s Reg. $9.95 SALE $7,50 (Size9) LINED RUBBER Hfunting _-1 Boots Reg. $7,95 SALE $5.50 Ail Sizes McGregor Hardlware Ltd. ""The One-Stop Gun Shop" 9King St. West Bowmanvi*lle Telephone 623-2542 Corne In for many more "B1g Game" Hunflng Sj ýpeclals an. -pues. Sun. Tues. Fni. Sun. Mon. Fni. Sun. T wo Wins and One Loss for O WASCO VOLKSWAGEN LTD . Porsche + Audi Presents ""The Player of the Week" AL EMARD AI Emard, plapying his first game of the season, was chosen the Payer of the Week" in Bowmanville's romp over Port, Perry Flamingoes 9-3. He scored threï- goals and assisteà on'two others in a very impesv effort.mpssv 668-93'f83 142,5 undas st. E. Whitby 1h. ""77's*"are Hors I r- Eidad UCW meet at cburch Oct. 4. Our president Lois Yellowlees opened with a lovely poem and then called on Donna Johaston for the min- utes of tl'p last meeting. Donna Johnston also conduct- ed the worshîp, Then an auction sale tocÀ. place. Mar- garet Hooey was auctioneer, we ail enjoyed this. Then a social time was enjoyed witb fruit, cheese and crackers and tea served by some of the ladies. Next meeting Nov. 1 Y E LVEEtRT0N Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson spent last week witb Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beggs and Crystai of Port Elgin. Mrs. Beggs and Crystal returned home witb themn and are currentiy visiting at the Wilsons. Mr. Auke Vandermeer, brother-in-law of the Frank Glashergens, is in criticai condition in Toronto Hospital with a circulation problem in bis legs requiring further- surgery. Best wishes go out to Auke. AdvertLisi'ng.. makes things clear.