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VZ THE OSHAWA TIMe:, Priecy, senvery xz, 'ven Senior Citizens Name Officers BOWMANVILLE -- R. Gil- of the ttf eal 3 i fa The remainder of the evening BOWMANVILLE crokinole, and a reading group|total of 1,194 the Bowmanvill Alan Osborne. partment for the various chil- dren's activities of the winter program. Of those registered 799 are boys. In addition to hockey the chil- The door prize was won by Mr. Robbins, The next meeting be Feb. 9 at the Lions Cen- re. i + i i I i SEg9 ae" ma | Fi e° Pt i ben) y , ie A. Saunders, Mrs. M. end Mrs. N. Collacutt. eaee hae 2 5 rb U i BS : Phone Rates At Dunbarton To Increase MONTREAL (CP) -- The Bell Telephone Company of Canada announced Wednesday that price increases in 12 telephone exchanges in. Ontario and Que- bec will go into effect within the next six weeks. The company said that be- cause the number of telephones in the local calling areas had increased beyond the limits of present rate groups the prices had to be raised to bring the rates in line with those charged in other centres with a similar number of telephones. The increases, apply to local service only. The Ontario exchanges af- fected are Caledon, Galt, Hes- peler, Palmer Rapids, Dunbar- ton, Maple and St. Jacobs. The company said increases for residence service range from 10 cents a month for two-party service to 30 cents for individual service. Increases for business service range from 55 cents a month for two-party service to $1.55 for Bruce Tink Heads Board HAMPTON -- Bruce Tink wai elected chairman o; the Darling- ton Township Area School Board at its inaugural meeting. Francis Werry was named as vice-chairman. The other members of the board are Sydney Worden, Her- bert Mackie and Harry Oyler. M. J. Hobbs was appointed sec- retary-treasurer and admini- strator. Organization problems were discussed during the balance of the meeting. Regular meet- ings of the board will be held on the second Monday of each month at 7.30 p.m. at the Town-! ship Hall, Hampton. The committees appointed at the meeting are: finance, Mr. Worden and Mr. Mackie; prop- erty, Mr. Oyler and Mr. Werry; teachers, Mr, Worden and Mr. Oyler; and Mr. Werry. ciety. teen planning, Mr. Mackie Interest In Recreation Is Growing (Staff -- A are registered with dren's p le Recreation De- rogram includes arts and crafts, basketball, bowling, baton twirling, tap dancing, fig- ure skating, badminton, dances and touch football. T. A. Fanning, recreation di- rector, reported 468 adults, of hom 317 are residents of the town, are taking part in the adult program. This includes the aquarium society, conversa- tional French, first aid, senior citizens, men's basketball, square dancing, drama workshop and choral so- movie club, The drama workshop has held two sessions on stage make-up this month under the direction of Mr. Robinson who teaches drama at Hart House, Univer- sity of Toronto. Seventy-two were enrolled in the adult swimming classes at the Boys' Training School. Thir- were recommended to.take the Red Cross tests and all passed. Seven were beginners, two jun- iors, one intermediate and three seniors. A two-week course for BOWMANVILLE -- In th first ' hoc! e the ol og Bnm off e. Buicks by the score of 2 to 1. The Stingrays goals were scored by Kathy Balson and Karen Davis with Margaret Goyne picking up an assist. The lone goal for. the} losers was scored by Christy Tigh assisted by Donna Wilcox. In the second game the Cor- vettes defeated the Mustangs by the same score of 2 to 1, The Corvettes goals were scored by Wendy Closs, While Frances Henning scored for the Mustangs with Cherly Davis picking up the assist. ATOM HOCKEY In a game played Tuesday, January 12, we saw the Bomber victory over the Bisons. The Bomber goal was scored by Ricky Howle assisted by Bruce Syre. In the first Saturday game the Barons P ge up their first victory of the year by handing the Indians a 6 o 4 setback. The Bombers goals were scored by Grant Martin who got the hat trick (3) goals, while Eric Martin had two goals and Rory Gibbs had one goal and one assist. Joseph Bennett also had an assist. The Indians goals were scored by Danny Catto who also had a hat trick (3) goals. The other goal was claim- ed by Keith Kelly who had two assists also. William Reid also had two assists. In the second game the Royals gave the Giants a 7 to 0 The board chairman, Mr. Tink, is automatically a mem- ber of all committees. CLASSROOMS COSTLY ST. CATHARINES, Ont. (CP) St. Catharines Separate School Board has decided that portable classrooms are too expensive. Rent of $303:a month for one year or $186 a month for five years was the figure from the Nova Scotia manufacturers at which the board balked. The department of education makes no grants for classroom rental, although grants for school con- struction amount to nearly 70 St. Twenty-three course and all awards. The awards will be pre- sented at the Lions Centre at 7 p.m, Jan. 26. adults started Jan. 4 at the school with 70 registered. A 14- week course was set up for stu- dents trying for the Red Cross and Royal Life awards. % Thirty-two registered for the John Ambulance course. completed the qualified for Mr. Fanning says registra- tions for the children and teen activities have increased since November. The largest increase was in the girls' However, a few more have join- ed the basketball, other classes. The girls' gym gym class. craft and individual service. LAST DAY SAT., JAN. 23 per cent of separate schools' approved costs. class is planning a display in March. 20% * 30% OF ROOM LOTS WALLPAPER READY PASTED MAKE US AN OFFER! OUT THEY GO REGARDLESS OF PRICE BRUSHES ROLLERS 3°% OFF IA beating. Th Ron Piper assist. PEE WEE ome Billet Bruins goa Mike Corne s |the Hawks scored by Don Smith two goals, singles went to Pearce Wil- cox, Kerry Noble and one assist, Robbie Brough, Brian Cowan and Ron Piper also had one In the first game the Ran- gers defeated the Bruins 5 to 2 the goals scorers for the Ran- gers were Robert Harness two, and Tony Balson James Baker and Lauril Gay one apiece. Jer- zezynski had one assist. The on, In the second Pee Wee game e Royals goals were two goals, while and Walter Weres- Is were scored by 1] and Danny Robin- edged the Wings by Minor Hockey Results Listed the score of one to nothing. The Hawks goal was scored by Timmy Walton assisted by Her- bert Deryuter. In the third game the Leafs handed the pennant winners a 4 to 2 setback, The Leafs goals were scored by Gerry Snowden 2 and singles by Richard Little and Ken Rowe, Harry Oiler, Murray Ormiston and Stephen Poole all had one assist. The Canadian goaly were scored by Paul Shmyr and Larry Trick. BANTAM In the first Bantam game the Huskies defeated the Lions by the score of 4 to 1. The Hus- kies goals were scored by Jim Scott 2 and singles by Alan Johnson and Ron MacMullen. pick up a close one to nothing:Ken 'Tabb and Barry Cowan had one assist each. The lone Lions goal was scored by Brian Burgess. In the nd game the All Stars shut out the Braves by the score of 3 to 0. The Stars goals were scored by Tom Simpson, Steve Reynolds and Mike Donoghue. Randy Rogers had one assist. In the third game the Pirates trounced the Cubs by the tune of 8 to 3. The goals were by David Robinson 3, Paul Perry 2, Danny Nowlan, Peter Pingle and John Goyne one apiece. Richard Lowe had four assists while Ron Shackelton and Bill Woodward had one assist each. The Cubs goals were scored by Kenneth Tamblyne 2, and John Kramp 1. Jeff MacLean had 2 assists. MIDGET In the first Midget game the All Stars defeated the Training School 8 to 0. The Stars goals were scored by Bob Howes 4 and one assist, Ron Webb one and two assists, Mike Bothwell one goal and one assist and Terry Devitt one goal. Bud Depew had two assists, Warren Alder-one and Joe Hircock, two assists. In the second game the Com- ets handed the Generals an 8 to 2 defeat. were scored by Robbie Large 4 goals and oné assist, Don Fenn two goals and one assist, John MacDonald one goal and one assist, Tim Carter one goal and one assist. Paul Meadows had two assists and Ray Wrendelllwas later acquitted. The Comets goals ALL MURALS 9% © 50% OFF CILTONE & CciLUx FLAT --SEMI-GLOSS -- FASHION GLOSS LATEX --SUPER GLOSS ---STANDARD LL AT 1/2 PRICE ODD & SOUTER na one asie cow DISTRICT. NEWS eer were 'acLean and John Warden who had one assist also. JUVENILE In the Juvenile contest the Midget All Stars defeated the Canucks 6 to 0, The Stars goals were scored by John Oyler one goal and one assist David May- nard one goal, Dennis Homenuk Taylor one one goal a McLean one goal and one as- sist. Other assists George Leaver, Jeff Gilhool: and Brian Peters. JAN, 18 GAME Bisons defeated the Hornets the score of 4 to 2, The Bisons goals were scored by Ge MacDonald with two goals while had one apiece. Chris Terhune and John Bennett had one as- sist. The goal getters for the Hornets were David Vance Paul Sylvester and David Vance. In the second game the Bomb- ers defeated the Rams 3 to 1. Law. The Rams goal was scor- ed by Bruce Osborne with Mike Ormiston picking up the assist. Court Reporting Revision Slated LONDON = (CP) Major changes in the law relating to press reporting of court cases are planned by the British gov- ernment, it was reported Wed- nesday. The Evening News says Sir Frank Soskice, the home secre- tary, is expected to tell the House of Commons today that legislation will be introduced barring the reporting of evi- dence given in preliminary hearings before magistrates, unless the accused person is discharged. Soskice was expected to an- nounce that the government ac- cepts the recommendations of a committee established in 1957 after the sensational case in which Dr. John Bodkin Adams, accused of murdering a patient, one goal and one assist, Johnidresses given by Scoutmasters joal, Lannie Burns|Robert Bell and Albert Fulford two assists. Ricklof the First Port Perry Troop went to/Scout and Cub Mothers' Auxil- Yjiary. Mrs. Grant McDermott In the first Atom game on organized and that experienced Yileaders have volunteered their Try | masters John Bennett and Mark Caverly|qian Fulford, William Mc- Sargenson, with the assists go-|scouts, eight tenderfoot scouts ing to Steven Sylvester, Don and one second class scout. The Bombers goals were scored|of scouting and cubbing and by Dave Poole two, and Pauljcited the many benefits which Martin the other. The assists|come from participation in the went to Dale Cowle and Doug/organizations, Scout Leaders Talk To PORT PERRY (TC) -- ad- ted the meeting of the presided. Scoutmaster Bell said the or- ganization is becoming better services, These include Scout- Albert Fulford and Peter Sweetman, assistants Laughlin, Robert Mansfield, Sr., and Charles Reesor. The troop has 21 invested Robert Manfield, Jr., has been appointed as troop leader. The speaker outlined the aims It was announced that' a Fa- ther and Son Banquet will be held. Mrs. Lloyd Wakeford, who will cater, has arrangements under way. She asked the co- operation of the mothers. Plans are under way to have speakers at the auxiliary's Feb- ruary meeting. MAPLE GROVE (TC) -- A community shower was held in the church hall Saturday night for Mrs. Paul Melntyre, nee Dorothy Foley. The bride re- Mothers Cramleigh, Surrey, England, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roy Conners and family. Mrs. Haver is Mrs. Conner's mother. SOLINA (TC) -- The United Church will hold its congrega- tional meeting Jan. 28 when all phases of the work of the church will be reviewed. SOLINA (TC) -- The Wom- en's Institute will hold its an- nual Family Night Jan: 30 in the Community Hall. There. will by an entertainment, PORT PERRY (TC) -- Rev. A. G. Rice, BA, spoke on the new curriculum at a joint meet- ing of the afternoon units of the = be a@ pot luck supper followed! carved porter, Beth Robertson. Fashion Teens was chosen as the club's name. Meetings will be held at the home of Mrs. Carnochan. The leaders, Mrs. J. Carnochan and Mrs. M. Bassant, conduct- ed the meeting. PORT PERRY (TC) -- Offi- cers of the 4-H Homemaking Club (East Group) are: presi- dent, Joanne Jackson; vice- president, Mary Nelson; "secre- tary, Janice Williams and press reporter, Sherrin Vokins. The club's new name is '"Fashion- ettes". The mee will be held at the home of Miss Alice Dodd, STONEY REMINDER CARLISLE, England (CP) ~ Stonemason William Campbell, ho died last year aged 56, has been commemorated in a portrait mounted beside 13 kings in Carlisle Cathedral, Campbell worked for several years on the restoration of the building, and in tribute, three of his workmates made a stone United Church Women. More than 50 members attended. PORT PERRY (TC) -- The} 1965 officers of the 4-H Home- maker Club are: president, Grace Bassant; vice-president, Catherine Je fford; secretary Heather Robertson; press re- likeness from photographs. Continental STEAM BATH and MASSAGE 16A Ontario ceived many gifts. MAPLE GROVE (TC) -- Mrs. Haver and son, Edward, of ACE nv TAXI 723-5241 OSHAWA'S Newest Taxi Offering Sofe, Courteous Service 46 King St. W. Oshawa DECOR CENTRE LTD. 107 BYRON ST. SOUTH ONE BLOCK WEST OF THE FOUR CORNERS THEN TURN SOUTH FREE DELIVERY WHITBY PHONE 668-5862 Open Friday Night 'til 9 p.m. LLPAPER SALE 1 GAL. 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