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* 20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday Jonvery 9, 1963 OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS NICKLE PLATE ' "AGT yecause they were all hitting the pins. for the week te C. AlbiN 59 -- T, Hammond 751 (279); J. Smyth 735 (348); J. Huband 730 (275); aod Vv. Claus 7 (252); H, Blight i Pw ldy hte ag ag G,. Oliver 710 (251); D. Brown * };,Follahere 2 Rackers 2, Shiners % Bracey 678 (278); J. Childernuase 673 Piers pi, Sea ae ' (gm): x jie ory A, Cameron 664 2 {(271); A. Sargant ( 3 L. Law. League -- A. Vyfschatt 09. "rence 659 (260, 285) and. R. MeCarl i, G. Bitt-'g59 (253). . on pear . 20 ~- R. Gifford 299, Staufier 278, W. Hargrove 277, R. Lewis 27, A. Mar- 200 202, D. Lewis cineck 264 and B. Dove 252 221, L. son 247, 206; B bt Lemon League ~ L. Doyle 95 and E. | ee' Socnowsl! 318, D, Saunders 207, Route 71. ret Hy yar "Uling Points -- CNR 4, Tony's 0, Oshawa Lemon -- D. Prue 82 and G. Giass 4, George's TV 0; Len's-Lous 3. Morgen 62. Aeme 1; City Yards 3, Nu-Way 1; MOTOR CITY JUNIO" Beattys 2; and Zoltan, Nick's and Points Taken: Bantams (2 Games)-- [20's Fine 2 Yogi Bears 3, Pudidy (x. ¢ ¢ Standing -- ot aaa 13, ot . 13, Zoltan, Nick's a ran's Fina map i tS Per Pye} Sass Boe 10, City Yards 19, Len'ssLous' TY 10, a jeatty's 8, Tony's 5, Nu-Way 4, Acme and Beavers 3, Yankees ee Cate 1,4 and George's TV 3. 3, Outlaws 0, Pin "i Midg «| ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE OLUB . ee ig ero There were three fine triples rolied « 3, riger| Mis week: 700 Games -- Dan Charuk 'ef 768 (185, 296, 285), Jack Strank 762 (197, 1, 365, 200) and Ross Sutherland 713 (214, Ai i Pin Wreckers 0, Cyclones 4, Outlaws 0, 23% 267). Bombers 4, Spitiires 0 and Nit-wiis 5,| 600 Games --- Jean Cook 642 (215, Try Herds 1. |174, 253), and Shirley Stainton 641 (225, High Scores -- Bantam Girls: Irene | S31, 184). Roem te (aae, 9070s Paula Westlake) 300 Games --Walll Kappl 207, 200, estlake 255 (138); Nancy|Dud Mills 255, Sam Stainton 253 Bill sah agg (198) and Susan McLean|Corbett 249, Hugh McMahon 249, Gert 3 (149) . |Markelous 245, Diana Charuk 237, Glen Banta a " | ai: Be tit dan |Betien 237, John Patterson 223, Ber- Squires 282 (193); David Ferens 279\tha Sutherland 215, Barb Holland 210, (148) and Preston Henderson 258 (147).;Lorne Curry 209 and Pat Mowbray Junior Girls -- Avril Devenish 341/206, (218); Pat Ford 340 (200); Susan! Brown 301 (162). 10, Live Wires 8, Transistors 8, Dyna Junior Boys -- Nelson Keetch 405\mos 6, Ions 6, Protons 5, Electrons 3. (214); Bob Smith 398 (214); Eddy Hall/Neutrons 2. 378 (216); Michael Boakes 363 (203); Richard Whiteley 363 (192); Stew Mid dieton 349 (226); Adrian Delaat 343) (178); Kevin Dancey 304 (192); Gary Christenson 316 (193); Ricky Brooks 314 (168) and Larry Judge 306 (174), Senior Girls (3 Games) -- Dianne) Merrill 550 (299), Nice shooting,| Dianne, | High Soores--Senior Boys (3 Games) Dave Bishop 791 (314, 242, 238); (We are still waiting for that 900 game, Davy boy.); Mike Bombino 754 (315, 262); Larry is 716 (247, 237, 232); Lioyd French 69) (258, 221, 25); Greg. Element 678 (237, 224, 212); Russ Korbak 664 (280, 228); Phillip graf 634 (262, 230) and John Magill 553 ( Team standings Chain Lightning 4 "ano vinee ait tnwany he! te one BUSH LEAGUE With the holiday over the rest must have done something to the boys! JANUARY FOOD SALE AT | GLECOFF SUPERMARKET 174 RITSON RD. OSHAWA FREE CITY WIDE DELIVERY . . . FREE PARKING OPEN DAILY 'TIL 10 P.M. Specials For Wed. Thurs. Fri. & Sat. BUTTER "™" is, 50° With 3.00 or more meot order (4 th. Butter Limit) CIGARETTES °° "Cirron 3.09 CIGARETTES ":; 34° or 3/'l SOUPS AYLMER ASSTD. 6 ney Bor TE -- mi00's REG, 89e FOR 79° WAX PAPER "2". 4 vous *1 BLEACH %°'"" porrur ror 19° PIZZA PIE MIX rc: a9 ror 39° FISH 'N CHIPS "SPECIAL BOS COOKED MEATS ¢Vxticrns © Soxcs.51 6 VARIETIES PRESSWOOD SLICED RINDLESS BREAKFAST BACON ss gior sxe, 69° PORK NECK BONES 2 iss, 23° HEAD CHEES COOKED PRESSWOOD _-- $] RIB STEAKS BEEF ""°'* ur, 79° BLADE ROASTS BEEF us, 59° CHUCK ROASTS BEEF us, 39° COOKED HAM PRESSWOOD'S SLICED ve 99¢ FRESH SIDE PORK"? = 2; $1 WIENERS FRESHLY SMOKED 3 os $] FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES CELERY ug sprciat tach 19° McINTOSH APPLES """" 2; 69¢ N. B. POTATOES "soe FRUIT BASKETS ""™ °° °*°** 2.50 ° up SPECIALS IN OUR CLOTHING AND HEALTH AIDS DEPT. Z.B.T. BABY POWDER am fon Oe KOTEX 24's ™ 2 oo CELLO TAPE an aoe BROMO SELTZER wage TEA TOWEL LADY GALT 'with WHISK) on SOP Open Every Evening Until 10,00 P.M. Q WOOLWORTH'S © <> Rep se" Xy, " vp INFANTS STRETCH SLEEPERS. One piece, run proof sleeper. Double sole on feet. One size fits up to 12 months, Six button front. Usually sells at $2.98. ON SALE $2.57 24" x36" DEEP PILE COTTON RUG. With raised pattern. Features smart de- signs in rich tone colours. Will stay fresh looking after many washings. FEATURE VALUE PRICE $2.99 BOYS' AND GIRLS' FLANNELETTE TAILORED PYJAMAS. Good quality flan- neletie with active print designs on white backgrounds, Elastic in waist, notched and closed collars. Sizes 2 to 6X, BIG VALUE AT $1.47 LIMITED QUANTITY! Big terry bath towels in jacquard and stripes. Sizes 20" 4". PRICE 66¢ EACH BIG SCREEN PRINT BATH TOWELS. Looped cotton terry. Floral designs. Sizes 20° x40". PRICED AT 77¢ PLASTIC HAIR ROLLER BOX. Keep rollers, curl clips, bobby pins organized and easy to get at. 'Free' 59¢ package of curlers with each box. Set usually sells for $1.59. PRICE $1.00 LADIES' POLISHED COTTON BIB APRONS. Excellent quality; cotton; floral and geometric design prints in reds, blues and others. Areal buy. Featured at the LOW, LOW, PRICE OF 88¢ MEN'S GREY MIX WORK HOSE. 45%; wool, 45% cotton, 10% nylon. Pre-shrunk, warm and absorbent for long comfortable wear. Feature value at 3 PAIRS FOR $1.49 BIG CANDY BAR SPECIAL. Moirs special 6 pack candy bars. 6 - 10¢ bars in @ package FOR ONLY 39¢ 2 PIECE BATH MAT SETS. Made of quality cotton, in bathroom decor solid colours. Approximate size 18" x 30". Washable, rubber backed non-skid rug. BEAUTIFUL 12" DAINTY ACETATE BALLERINA SHADE. For boudoir or occasional lamp. White background with coloured trim. A very popular shade for the modern home. PRICED AT 88¢ OR 2 FOR $1.66 BOYS' AND GIRLS' BEDFORD CORD AND SHEEN CLOTH BOXER LONGS. Has elastic at waist, two pockets. Boys' have cuffs, Girls' ankle slits. These are quality lines low priced for this sale. Sizes 3 to 6X. PRICE $1.62 FRAMED OILETTE PICTURE, Styled for your home. Looks just like an oil painting. Approximate size 16" x 20", 24 beautiful subjects to choose from, REAL VALUE AT $1.99 on NEW SPRING NECKLACE SETS MADE TO SELL AT MUCH HIGHER PRICE Matching Necklaces and Ear Buttons, A terrific buy! Beautiful 2 to 6 strand Neck- laces in Pearl tones and Pastels. Necklace and Ear Buttons set -- $1.00 or 57¢ each BIG PEN BUY. 20 plastic colourful ball point pens in a plastic bag. PRICED PRICED 67¢ BAG ASPIRIN TABLETS. Genuine Bayer As- pirins, 100 tablets to a-bottie. Adult size. PRICED AT 67¢ ROSE PACKAGE. Six beautiful long stem plastic roses and rosebuds in a poly bag 37¢ A BAG BEAUTIFUL DAFFODILS. In life-like details. PRICE 12 FOR 97¢ COVities. SAVE Re SS Ss : i: : lée, SALE PRICE 53 ¢ BOYS' LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS. Well made, easy care. Wash and wear cot- ton sport shirts in neat patterns styled with regular sport shirt collar. Sizes 8-16, PRICE $1.66, usually sold at $2.59 AVORY RUN BUDGIES. Here is a chance to buy a saucy little talking strain budgie at a very low price. These gaily coloured birds make excellent pets for all the family. PRICE $2.99 EACH BOOKS. TV and educational colour book, 56 pages of fun to colour. A real buy for those January shut-in days. PRICE 4 FOR 67¢ PLASTIC UTILITY DISH PAN, A real winner for kitchen use or window wash- ing, light laundry, bathing baby, or hang- ing out washing. Featured at LOW, LOW, PRICE OF 66¢ J FULL LENGTH DOOR MIRROR. Com- plete with unpainted wooden frame, Approximate size 1444" wide by 51" long. Suitable for bedroom or hall. SALE PRICED AT $1.99 R.C.A. VICTOR LONG PLAYING CAM- DEN RECORDS. Modern music with top recording artists. Featured during sale at prices you can't afford to miss. Usually sold at S198. SALE PRICE 97¢ pig i gly KNOWN ELF $ 5 Canadian Jr. Elf Book 5 FOR 76¢ Canadian Sr. Elf Book...@ FOR 76¢ YOUR MONEY IS WORTH MORE AT WOOLWORTH'S