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SPORTOPICS, School Chi WRAT'S THE MATTER DEPT. It was right after Christmas ladt year when the wolvés began ta hawl for "Bep" Guidolin'a scalp. Oshawa neral who had been first or second until the year end, suddehdy just couldn't get untracked. [t was the sarne Guldéliza who was the guiding genius behlnd- the Generals playoff drive ',tcarried them ta the Memorial Cup finals. New "Beep (s acclaimed as the best coach ln the business. Even general fanager Wren Blair, who wasn't exactly buddy-buddy with "Bep", had ta agree that his coach had done an excellent job. What few fans know was that Blair wamn't permitted ta enter the dressing rooni, without Guidolin's perrnlsuloz and once the players knew their coach was lni control, as "Bep" would proudly say, "They'd skate through a brick wall for me." The monetary rewards weren't very large, so Guidolin let the scene ta become a beer salesman up ln lhis hometown of Timmins. He would have stayed, because Blair had ea.rnd the right ta higher success, as general-manager of one of the. N.H.L.'s expansion teams and wouldn't be around. Nowever, ~ it was feit that "Bep" for some reason or other wasn't capable of handling the G.M. duties, and of course this happened te be where the maney was. Oshawa-born Ted O'Connor was appolnted to the dual raie instead. O'Connor had a great back-ground, having played with the Generals and Whitby Dunlops when they won the World Championship. He also had pro experlence ........................... and had just caached the Oshawa Jr. "B's" to a successiul ' season. Ted didnt have ta content with the tempestuous Wr. Blair, but he was alsa minus the great (at 18) Bobby Orr, sure-ire N.H.L. prospects Danny O'Shea and Wayne Cash- '.~ man, alang with another going concern - Billy Heindi. Every Jr. "A" teani Jases players every year - but these guys just happened ta be about the best on the club. However, Oshawa started off on the rlght foot blanklng the current league-leading Kitchener Rangers in their home games had wan three others and tied one. In their next haif dozen encounters, the Generals beat Peterborough, and turne in a 5-2 win right in Niagara Falls. They tled another and lo, three hard-fought games 2-1 to Toronto Maribarcs, 4.2 i n"St. Catharines and a 4-3 decision at the Hamilton Forumn. Ail three lasses away from home could have gone elther way, but stili the Generals challenged for the lead. Flyers got even by handing Oshawa their first home !ce defeat, but the Generals rebounded by skating to a 5-1 victory over Peterborough rîght in the ldftlock centre. Since that game, there hasn't been much to cheer about. They lost week-end encaunters ta Hamilton and Kitchener, and mnade it four straight the followlng week-end when they *couldnt even score a goal, bowlng 4-0 at homne te Manlies and 6-0 the following night in St. Catharines. The next Saturday - Sunday sciiedul. was much better, Generals defeating Montreal 5-1 and then tylng the Jr. Habs . ..... 2-2. Generals have now lost four of their last five, the lone victary aver Peterborough 8-4, ln whlch O'Connor and Roger>: Bedard each landed ane punch to wind Up with six game >ý suspensions. Now the dlock has run full cycle and the wolves are after O'Connor. They want Guldalin back, some thlnk that Jim Cherry could do the job and still others are In favor of promating Jr. "1B" coach Bob Dionne. "Okey" has ta be the best of our knowledge a three year contract - so even If he were lncllned, "Bep" wouldn't return as salely coach for another pittance. Bob DNonne had Te publie schools in the Generals playing their best hockey of the se:Àson ln his preparing for Christmas î debut fifling ln for O'Connor - but one game cýoesn't make Plctures were taken at1 an entire season. Certainly Cherry Is daing a remarkable where many decorations job with Whitby Jr. "B" 's, but the rap agalnst Jini before youngsters who have ais was his inability to teach the players anythlng. He was great ations anid other beautiful at instiling desire but that was it. Sanie people say that O'Connor goofed ln sendlng Lite-gin L de wy-but the saine Billy Little was about the on!y Leg io ho dldn't go al aut in the playoffs last season, and h. sn't producing, s0 we can't really argue about that one.Bo ln owthat Generals are looking for help, however, ho. mlght Tenshvbendanp e vlualeta have around as trading niaterlal. emhaebndrw i We find O'Connor ta be a very co-operative, easy-talking fre sond cheulean Individual, but we certainly don't know nuch about hits eiOn -BricPat coaching methods. Perhaps he Is toc easy-going, we don't ner, An.gela $aman, Hilda know. But despite the loss af those four top players, Genex-als Sirnnick, M ab le Williamis, could be better. A little more desire, hustie and skating Onace Downey, Marge Laurie. would make a tremendous difference. Ted has been Involved Teani Two - Denise Anne- in hockey long eriough ta realize tuis - It mlght be about rat, Nyle Sheehan, Rose Va- time some af his players do too. nessa, Loraine Bruton, Mary The saine people now beratlng O'Connor will b. extoli- Westover, Rena Bathgate. lng bis coaching excellence, if the Generals get movlng, just Team Three - Barney Bois- as.the di wih Gldlin Ifthe cotiue e lue t wllvert, Bernice Bothwell, Aud- asheydidwih Gidoin.Ifthe cotine e lse t wllrey Bate, Mille Bates, Grace be, 11 told yau so." Caachfng ft would seem Is net the beit Murdoch, Leah Grahami. profession in the world. Team Four - Marge Blake, Fran Bruce, Mel McNulty, Jean Burton, Ami Piper, Dor- othy Richards. - A meeting will be held in the bowling alley office Jan. 'q 8th at 8 o'clock sharp ta dis- 125VVYcuss anychanges ini the sec- To Our Mariy Frtends and Loyal Customers Lloyd Ellis Shoes Mr. and Mns. Lloyd Ellils and Staff Brewers Retail Will be Open 10 a.me to 6 pom. Saturday, Dec. 31sf Closed Monday, Jan. 2nd OpeaatecL b y Bw& Wzaouir C. Liberty Belles Bowling Second Seheduje Vine - 2 P.M. Teamm No. 1-0. Patfleld, M. Coyle, E. Combes, S. Bucknell, M. Blunt. NO. 2-H. Reynolds, A. Trewin, E. Richards, B. Rich- ards, A. Piper. No. 3-M. Gibson, M. Mal- ley, J. Jones, H. Carveth, L. Graham, C. Luxtan. No. 4-M. Colville, J. Lobb, I. Hutchinson, E. Whiterman, IR. Spicen. Ne. 5-D. Colins, B. Mc- Donald, D. Paeden, M. Aber- nethy, R. Morris. No. 6-R, Mitchell, O. Stick, M. Crough, M. McDonald, A. Serry. No. 7-M. Taylor, T. For. rester M.L Hortmnan, B. Sier- huis, k. Mleeters. NO. 8--M. Cowan, M. Foster, 0. Richards, B. Locke, M. Dates, R. Cowan. Sehedle AlIaj'-1-2 3-4 9-8 7-8 Jan. 3 - 1-2 3-4 5-6 7-8 Jan. le - 6-8 5-7 2-4 1-3 Jan. 17 - 5-4 1-8 7-3 2-6 Jan. 24-.. 3-8 7-2 1-3 8-4 J=n 31- 7-1 4-6 3-8 5-2 F.eb. 7 2-3 8-5 4-1 6-7 Feb. 14- 5-8 7-8 3-4 1-2 Freb, 21- 2-4 1-3 5-7 8-8 Feb. 28 4-7 6.1 8-2 3-5 Mar. 7-.. 7-3 2-8 1-8 5-4 Mai. 14 - 1-5 8-4 7-2 3-8 Mar. 21 - 3-8 5-2 4-S 7-1 Ma. 28 - 4-1 6-7 8-5 2-3 Apr. 4- 8-2 3-5 6-1 4-7 Apr. Il - 4-3 2-1 Ç-7 0-5 Apr. 18 - 7-5 8-S 3-1 4-2 Apr. 23 - 8-1 -9-5 6-2 3-7 The 3mn tw ho n Ir L Park Clu ffl at e .=. A d ren Ma ke Some Interesting Decorations nBowxnanville have been in many ways. These two the Ontario Street Schoo] have been made by the painted special waIl decor- creations. Top photo shows, Business Direclory Âccouni ancy RAY J1. DILLING Chartered Accauntant 93 Church Street 623-3861 WM. J1. H. COGGINS 15Chartercd Accountant 15Liberty St. S., Bawmanville Phone 623-3612 WILLIAM C. HALL B.Comm. Chartcred Accountant 361, King St. E., Oshawa Telephone 725-6539 BURROWS, SELBY & CO. Chartered Accountants 323 King Street West Oshawa, Ontario 725-6451 - 728-7554 William A. D. Selby, C.A. G. Edmond Burrows, C.A. C h ir op r acîc G. EDWIN MANN, D.C. Ofie:Chiropractor 15 Elgin St., cor. af Harsey St. Phone 623-5509 Office Hours: By appointment De n fal1 DR. W. M. RTJDELL, D.D.S. 75 King St. E. Bowmanvilîe Office Hours: 9 a.m. ta 6 p.m. daily Closed Satunday and Sunday Office Phone - 623-5790 Res. Phn Newcastle 987-4281 DR. C. F. CATTRAN, D.D.S. 75 King St. E. Bawrhianville Office Hours : 9 a.m. ta 6 p.ni. daily Closed Saturday and Sunday Telephone : Office 623-5459 DR. E. W. SISSON L.D.S., D.D.S. Office in his home 100 Liberty St. N., Bownianville Phone 623-5604 Office Hours : 9 a.m. ta 6 p.ni. daily Clased Wednesday - Saturday Insurance DONALD A. MftGREGOO Life, Auto, Home Inaurance 9%6 King St. E., Bowmanvile Phone 623-5982 Land Surveying MEREZLL ID. ]alo"N P.ENG. OL.S. 121 Queen St. - Bownmvile Bus. and Res. Telephon. 623-7251 Morigages SADIE HAMILTON - ORONO Phone 983-5115 )'!rat Mortgage Funds Residences - 'Faryns BusinessProperties Optomeiry KiEfiTH A. IBILE?, O. Optometnist 143 King St. E. - Bownmnvile Offce Heurs: By appcintmnent Telephone $23-3252 Mon. - Tues, - Thurs. - TrL. 0 a.m. te à P. We.&dSt - 9 - 12 T»dyaemniffl from left te right, John Davey, Je'ffrey Forsey, Bernice Barreli and Wendy Rivers with thei.r work; bottomn picture shows Susan Brown, Murray Oriniston, Mar- lene Macklin, Judy Sellers, Richard Young and Margie Stephens. Mixed League Bowling The Mixed Leugue Bowling wlopntheir second sciiedule o iday, January th at 7 p.m. Following is a list ai your new teams. The finst name on each team Indicates the cap- tain. Please clip the sciiedule for future refenence. Our best wishes for a happy, healthy New Year - and a reminder that aur banquet will be held on May 13, 1967. If it is anythlng like the Christmas Party - Waw! Second Schedule Teanis No. 1-AI. Osborne, Hazel Donaghue, Lil Cannons, Jini Thompsan, Betty Nichols, Han- old Moore. No. 2-Bob Glanville, Aud- rey Osmond, Shirley Davis, Hap Palmer, Don Myles, Dot Thompsan. No. 3-Elton Brock, Ernie Dickens, Lau Welsh, Essie Cox, Mary Harrison, Nettie Glan- ville. No. 4-Morley Etcher, Mary Wilcox, Don Bradley, Alex Wiseman, Marg Welsh, Velma ýýj-Mvles DATE Jan. 6 13 20 27 Feb. 3 17 24 Mar. 3 10 17 24 31. Apr. 7 14 21 28 10-11 9- 8 .12 4-5 7-6 2-3 1- 2 10-11 3- 5 4- 7 8- 6 12- 3 2- 8 9- 1 Il- 4 6- 9 8- 12 6- 5 12- 1 10- 8 3- 6 1- 2 3. 4 5- 1. 4- 9 7-11 2- 6 1- 7 Il- 5 10- 9 6- 7 il- 1 9-12 3- 4 No. 5-Gond Wilcox, Fern Bradley, AI Blanchard, Roy Connors, Pat Prout, Marion Wiseman. No. 6-Matt Harrison, Con- nie Wiseman, Jini Cox, Mur- ray Joynt, Emima Bromeil, Marion Perfect. Na. 7-Dick Perfect, Duke Brunt, Lamne Crago, Gerry DickenS, Ruth Mitchell, Duaine Palmer. No. 8-Vince Prout, Cc Muttan, Bob Mitchell, Betty Lobb,1 Kay Blanchard, Eileen Moore. No. 9 - Howard Bromeil, Ken NichaIs, Harold Bennett, Ruth Grant, Yvonne Osborne, Dorc Mutton. No. 10- Hilda Brock, Jo. Nowlan, Murray Grant Joan Bedford, Frank Osmond, Joan Joynt. No. il-Joan Brunt, Onie Etcher, Jack Davis, Mcl Wise- man, Ab Donoghue, Marie Lea- nman. Nc. 12-Al Lobb, Jim Bcd- ford, Bob Leaman, Mary Now- lan, Thelma Bennett, Mang Crago. LLEYS 5- 6 7-A.8 9-10 11-12ý 56 7- 8 9-10 11-12 -12 4- 5 7- 6 2- 3 -10 9- 7 1-11 6- 4 - 3 2-10 12- 9 8-11 -11. 1- 3 2- 4 7- 5 -7 Il- 6 8- 5 10- 1 -1 5- 9 11- 3 12- 7 3-10 6-12 5- 2 4- 8 Z- 5 8- 1 10- 7 3- 9 1-4 12- 2 3- 8 5-.101 -4 3- 7 6- 1 9- 21 -7 1- 2 12-11 4- 3 i-4 10-11 3-2 8- 9 r-9 3- 5 4- 6 2-12 )-2 4- 7 11- 8 1-5 i- 6 7- 8 9-10 11-121 I 00. o (KQS 50,000 WATTS QUA.LTY STEREO P5àa mitaIoxb - VERTICAL POLARIZATION ]KEDRON (Intended for last week) On Thusdy.eveningec. 1 5 , M r. a n d Rs. ss L e e Stertained in honour af Mr. and Mrs. Neil Smith, at a Sseasanal dinner party. Guests ,were membens of East Whltby STownship Council (1987) and~ ~their wlves. Mr. Smith has ~jserved on the council as Reeve Sfor the past seven years, andi Swill be retiring at the con- Sclusion ai bis present terni. *Those present were: Incomlng Reeve John Howden and Mrs. Howden, Coundil members Alan Evans and Mrs. Evans, Douglas Marlow and Mrs. Marlow and Alan Henry and Mrs. Henry. Township Clerk Wmn. Goldie and Mrs. Goldie, Brooklln, and Mrs. Margaret Houldlng, treasurer. Mr. Le lu the Incaming Deputy Reeve. The HI-C Group of Kedron United Church held their annual Christmas Party at the home ci Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bishop on Friday evening, December 16. On Mcnday evening, Dec. 19 they were supper guests afi Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lee. Fol- lawlng suppen a practice ses-j sion was held befare the groupi went "Carolling" for shut-insg In the area. Mr. and Mrs.1 Bilan Lee, group caunseilors, and Mrs. R. S. Bishop were misa guests at the supper. Mrs. Percy Mountjoy is a f tient In the Oshawa General sitai where she bas been othe past three weeks. When Bannie Dale, daugh- ter ai Mn. and Mns. Bob Dale, lu home on leave followlng a 1G-week basie training course at H.M.C.S. Cornwallis in Nova Scotia.a White Gift Services wene held by bath the. Junior and Senior Sunday Schools on Sunday niornlng, December 18. The 10 a.m. service was con- ducted by Orval Jackson. The chfldren placed their gifts in iront af a manger scene in which Mary was played by Maurcen Bremner and Joseph by Jinmmy Siater. Mn. Jack- son read the narrative for a film on the Christmms Story. Bill Werry conducted the service for the senior school at 11:00. Mns. Wm. Rosnak rcad "If I Had Not Followed the Star". Those taking part in the nmtivity scene before which the white gits were placed were: Kathy Rosnak, Gary Sellick, Richard Ding- rnan, Robert MacDonald and Donald Tregunna. The 25th Oshawa Bnownie Pack visited Hillsdale Manon recently ta entertain residents 4>MASONRY SBUILDING PRODUCTS Natural Stone, Silis, Brick, Block, Steel, Walk Slabs, Cernent, Flue Tiles, etc. END 0F NELSON ST. PHONE 623-7431 jThe. Canadian Statesman, Bowmuivfle, Dec. 2t, ION Jr. League Al-mStars Play Peterborough Jr.Bs' Here Sunday bY b Jim Clarke Hockey fans in this area are reniinded that an exciting exhibition game has been llned up for the local arena on New Year's Day. Jr. Men's League President Jack Baker and bis coileagues will pit an Ail-Star crew agai.nst the formidable Peter- borough Jr. "B" Don Byes. Currentiy te Don Byca are soarlng long on a seven- gaine wlnnlng streak and are tied with Oshawa Crushmnen for second place in tue six- team Iaop. This Friday evening they teke on Oshawa, in Oshawa. Pat Baker, twice a Mann Cup goalie and recagnized as one of lacrosse's top netniinders, coaches the Peterbarough club. Many fans who feel Bowman- ville cauld ice a satisfactary Jr. "B"I or "C" teani will certainly want ta witness this with Christmas Carols. Ac- companying t he Brawnles a m ;m were Brown Owl Mrs. Frank N'ewell, Tawny Owl Mr. Wm. DAIRLINGTON Rosnak and Packie, Martha Fraser. This year the Brownies UPHOLSTERY mnstead af exchanglng gifts among themselves, have made 102 KIing St. W. Bowmaavilh. a contribution ta the Crippled Phone 623-7341 Fros Eautimte Children's School.____________ Il 1 a IThe Jr. Men's Leo h u I 1rovided many hrl ai& some excellent hockey Suni* day nights, and they ;un c«r. tainly be putting on a utron# effort when tuey meet thO classy Don Byes this Sundey (New Year's). Game trne la 2 p.m. The Jr. Ail-Star Club will be handled by NeIMo Yeo and Stanley Stepheas Don't miss this gamet. Glen Rae Dairy h NO MILK DEUIVERY MON.., JAN. 2nd 14MW<'ua a i kWM ALL CLASSES 0ONE LOW PRICE 9409 Bre-ivers Retail 1 1 1 ý 1 id