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3 A} trical appliances. "% Phone 919W. 107 Athol East. SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1950 ] THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE 9 SN CLASS/F/e 42--Female Help Wanted ART TIME WAI tress; steady position. Apply Queen's Hotel. ° «23c) STUDENT WITH SUMMER EX- ce .as hotel waltress. Apply rs Times-Gazette. (23¢c) YOUNG WOMAN TO HELP IN small bungalow, care for well- behaved 3-year-old girl. Good home for right person. Phone 2812-R after 5. + (21c) YOUNG LADY WANTED with g6od 'appearance and personality . Y for SALES POSITION ® in RETAIL STORE "knowledge of typing preferred Apply stating age and qualifications. , BOX 545 Times-Gazette (22b) 43--Male Help Wanted SECURITY THE EASY WAY--BY selling FAMILEX products. We need agents in your locality or in 'your surrounding rural area. Equipment needed for a rural route. Experi- ence not necessary--we will tell you how, Very little capital required. Best advantages offered for your SUCCESS. Write today for free de- tails, FAMILEX, 1600 Delorimier, MONTREAL. (T.T.8.) MAN WANTED FOR RAWLEIGH business. Real opportunity. We help u get started. Write Rawleigh's ept. ML-A-310-0, Montreal. (Jan.7,14,21,28) A YOUNG MAN WITH SOME electrical experience to learn electri- al wiring apd appliance service. State experience, education' and sal- ary expected. Box 531, Times-Gaz- ette. (21c) 44--Male or Female Help CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS Prepare now for winter examina- tions. Write M.C.C. Civil Service School,. 301 Enderton Bldg., Winni- peg, Man. (Jan.7,14,21,28) 45--Agents Wanted SELLING GOODWEAR, ALL WOOL made-to-measure clothes, is an easy way to earn big pay each week. Our Naw Spring ne is a complete clothing store. Everything sold on a money' back guarantee, with . a unique selling plan. We teach; you how to succeed. Highest commis- sions and liberal free suit offer. Bet- ter write at once for Free Sample a, and exclusive territory. Dept. 13, 'Goodwear Clothes, Box 215, Montreal, Que. (Jan.7,14,21,28) 46--Employment Wanted ICIENT TYPIST DESIRES work at home, typing or statistical. Phone 4817-R. (230) YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES POSI- fon as housekeeper in home where child is 'welcome; -live in. Phone 1630-R. (23c) YOUNG MAN, 17, 2 YEARS HIGH hool educati desi work in office or what have you. Good op- p 'personality. Write Mr. "M", Box 108, Kendal, Ontario. ny (23c) EXPERIENCED CARPENTER FOR modern 'cupboards, remodelling, eto: Will work out of Oshawa. Phone 3605. 3 (20d) YOUNG LADY WITH GENERAL knowledge of doctor's office, X-rays, receptionist, dressings, at present employed in clinic out of town, de- sires position in clinic or doctor's of- fice in Oshawa or Whitby; good ref- erences. Box 53%, Times-Gazette. (21c) ALL KINDS OF BUILDING OR home repairs and alterations expert- ly an8 promptly done. Phone ev. (181) RADIOS AND ELECTRICAL AP- pliances repaired for less. Keith Wil. son, 234 Ritson Rd. S. Phone 4523-J. (F'18) AIRI ILI , - gettes, ranges, all household elec. Frank Snudden. (F'18) 47--Legal Notices NOTICE TO CFEDITORS AND OTHERS In the Estate of ALICE A. HURST, Married Woman, Deceased. All persons having claims against the estate of Alice A. Hurst, former- ly Alice A. Cornish, late of the City of Oshawa in the County of Ontario, Married Woman, deceased, who died on or about the 2nd day of August, 1049, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned Personal Repre- sentative of the said deceased on or before the 18th day of February, 1050, full particulars of their claims. Immediately after the said date the said Personal Representative will distribute the assets of the said deceased having regard only to claims of which he shall then havi notice. . Dated at Oshawa this 19th day of January, 1950 : JAMES HURST, Administrator, McGibbon & Bastedo, Barristers, etc., 20 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, Ontario, His Solicitors herein. (J21,28-F4) by Citation Nosed Out By Argentine Horse Arcadia, Calif, Jan, 28--(AP)~-- Citation, for only the third time in 31 starts, has come off the turf second best. Citation's return was marred Thursday by Miche, an un- hesaldod little grey horse from the e. 'The small one ignoring the great- ness of his rival, outgamed Citation and whipped him by a neck in a six-furlong thriller at Santa Anita Park, The race was Citations second trip to the post after a 13-month lay- off lue to leg Ynjury, and it was a tune-up for The Calumet Cannon- ball for the $50,000 San Antonio Handicap, Feb. 11 and the $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap, Feb. 25. | It was a full-seale race for Miche, "owever, as he took Citation's mea- sure in 1:10 4/5. The winner paid $30.20. Citation was 1 to 4. The distance favored Miche, a sprinter, ard"his 114-pound weight couldn't be compared to Citation's 130 pound package, BOWLIN G.M.C. CUTTING & SEWING LEAGUE The last section starts off with Happy Gang coming back strong to take top place and taking 3 from their top place rivals of last section. Aces, who are keeping Rollers com- pany down on the bottom. Deuces took 3 from Rollers and take over 2nd place. Lucky Strikes, Alley Cats, and Black Cats all get 2 each from Head Pins, Hot Dogs and Lucky six, Lucky Strikes piled up a nice score of 2,388 for 2 games, their first being 1,202, which puts them in the Honor Roll for Team High Single, putting Rollers out and it will take some beating. Greta Hogoman turned in a good score 224, 340 for the high single for the night. R. Westlake had 314, 238, 552; Paul Frank 900, 507; and Joan Cardinal 506; F. McMillan 486; B. Pipher 478 and Bob Stuart 462, which is all nice bowling. Alice Fitches and Hazel McCoy drop into the Lemon League while Pat Butler got out and the rest just stayed put in there. Team Standing Happy Gang .... 3 Deuces » Lucky Strikes Alley Cats Black Cats . Head Pins Hot Dogs . Lucky Six Aces .... Rollers .....coue0 ' Honor Roll--Ladies' High Single-- J. Perry 387. Gent's High Single-- W. Pipher 366. Ladies' High Double --Mary Thompson 654. Gent's High Double--W. Pipher 569. Team High Single--Lucky Strikes 1,292, Lemon League--J. Fullerton, W. Reid, K. Cowle, W. Baker, C. Fudge, A. Fitches and H. McCoy. 2,051 1,973 2,388 2,003 MAYFAIR LADIES' LEAGUE There are some exceptionally good scores to repeat to-day. Last week the good scoring bowlers were few and far between. Only ten were high enough then to rate a notice. This week there are about the usual amount of good scores for singles and triples, but the lemon league outdid itself. About 75% of the bowlers had at least one score be- low 100. It must have been the heat or maybe the pins. It couldn't have been us. Or could it? Only one team was blanked this week. The Moonshiners lost 4 points to the Try Hards. The Jesters, Hope- fuls, Alerts, Corner Pins, Luckies and Pickers all took 3 points each from the Head Pins, Jokers, Pixies, Rovers, Sunshines, and Mayfalirs, leaving them only a 1 point gain in team standing. The Little Beavers and Skipalongs shared 2 points each. High Singles--Jean O'Donnell 216, 212, 237; Marj. Vaughan 240, 263; Rose Peléshok 201, 216; Myrtle Lind- say 257, 204; Toots Ferguson 220, 211; Colla Cook 200, 224; Hazel Keetch 220, 218; Wilma Rorabeck 278; Jean Morrison 257; Daisy Malcolm 260; Blanch Norton 254; Ethel Wagar | 246; Ivy Stone 238; Helen Turner 227; Mary ing 217; Ethel Truman 217; Dot Jones 225; Mae Sloan 231; Kay Brown 218; Elsie Smith 223; Eileen Fegan 229. Triples--Marj. Vaughan 690; Jean O'Donnell 665; Hazel Keetch 631 Wil- ma Rorabeck 619; Togts Ferguson 617; Myrtle: Lindsay 602. Try Hards Corner Pins .. Pickers Jesters Hopefuls Alerts Moonshiners Luckies . Mayfairs ... Head Pins .. Sunshines .... Skip Alongs Little Beavers ... Jokers Rovers Po 0. P. U. C. BOWLING LEAGUE Well, every team made a clean sweep on Wednesday night (this is bowling, not curling). I have one sad story to relate: It seems that Don Logan went home last week after bowling, and bragged to his offspring about his high score. Then when his name didn't appear in the paper, his family were rather doubtful of the authenticy of hi story. Anyhow kids, your pop di get 213; it's all my fault. The Watts, Cutouts, Sockets and Live Wires each took 3 points from the Dimbulbs, Thrubolts, Neptunes and Transfaymers. Two records were broken last night. Lloyd Pegg. now holds the men's high doubles honour--550 (252, 208), and Jack Sanders the Men's high single 306. You still have to beat the ladies fellas! Gerald Bull came next with 285, then Bill Duffy 256, 203; Benny Bennet 246, 203; Len Shaw 232; Ted Colvin 231; Doris Fudge 230; Nelson Turner 230; Rae Rundle 224, 203; Horace Hartshorn 217; Lou Ferencz 210; Helen Petre 206; Iris Bobier 205. The Standings Now: Cutout Sockefs . Dimbulbs . Live Wires . Thrubolts .. Neptunes . Watts Transfarmers Look, the Watts have company at the bottom! BUSINESS GIRLS LEAGUE There are some real nice scores being turned in these past few weeks of which we are very proud, but we would like to see all our girls turn out for bowling. Several teams have had only 3 or 4 girls turn up. If you find it impossible to bow] the oc- casional Wednesday evening play fair with your team, and 'try to get someone to substitute for you. 200 Club Laura LaPlante 262; Sylvia Phil- lips 260; Chris March 234; Nettie Sheridan 221; Vera Topping 230, 211; Judy Carlson 242; Nancy Mackay 200; H. Jones 232; Rosemary Lack 220; Roz Comrie 247; Irene Jakacki 237; Marie Sargeant 208; Peg Bran- fon 203, 250, 203; Vera Sawyer 205; Marg. Currell 235; Joan Pierson 201, Congratulations to Fern Brennen with a nice High Single of 279 and High Triple of 708 (219, 210, 279). Those are nice scores Fern. Keep up the good work. Lemon League Joan Pierson 96; Joan Fice Grace March 81, 58. League Standing CKLB Zellers Orphans .. . Hendersons . Wilson's Furniture .... Metropolitan Life ...... od} National Grocers Pedlar People Dominion Store .. OSHAWA DAIRY LEAGUE The Covers and Carriers are still tied for first place and coming along strongly in second position are the Cratés. Bert Keay was the guiding light on the Crates team as they slapped the whitewash brush over the Caps. Top team fought Cappers team when the Carriers and Cappers did battle; and the Carriers came out on the large end of the 3-1 score. Doug. Hart was best for the losers while Tom Neal. and Grace Holmes shone for the victors. The combined efforts of Vera Sargeant, Sammy Aldsworth and George Corby couldn't stop the Covers, as led by Stan Sar- geant, they defeated the Cans, 3-1, Top bowler of the night was Grace Holmes, who sét a new record for high triple without handicap with a nice score of 785. 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Section winners are as follows: Ladies' High Single, Amy Sargeant, 309; Ladies' High Triple, Kay Twas- nick, 699; Men's High Single, Bill James, 323; Men's High Triple, Grant Chesborough, 788. Ladies' High Singles--Kay Twas- nick 274, 225, 200: Winsome Tutin 258, 200; Jennie Gardian 234; Theresa Kelly 215y Mary Gerace 206; Betty McCarry 205. Ladies' High Triples--Kay Twas- nick 699; Winsome Tutin 618; Jennie Gardian 598; Betty McCarry 556; Theresa Kelly 536; Helena Sadler 517; Betty Thompson 515; Lillian Prit- chard 502. Men's High Singles--Don Wesherup 284; Conrad Lariviere 265; Art Villa 264; Harold Woolley 261; Jack Hunt 258; Jim Snelgrove 251; Jack Mc- Conkey 249; Ivan Gray 248; Jack Bent 247; Adam Lyson 245; Wilf. Anthony 242. Men's High Triples--Jack Bent 690; Jack McConkey 658; Conrad Larivere 626; Jack Hunt 624; Wilf. Anthony 621; Ivan Gray 621; Harold Woolley 618; Don Wetherup 616; Henderson 637; Claire Wickett 631; Doug. Hart 623; Sammy Aldsworth 621 Good Singles were rolled by: Bud Henderson 252; Bert Keay 292; Claire Wickett 254; Marg. Hart 221; Velma Neal 21; Stan Sargeant 35; Bert Amey 55; Vera Sargeant 262; Sammy Aldsworth 254; George Corby 29, 225; Doug. Hart 281; Cecil Durno 235; Grace Holmes 271, 282, 232; Tom Neal 308; Helen Henderson 235; Don Hart 271. The prize money was won by Joyce Alexander, Jean Boyd and Pete Hen- derson. Grace's Carriers ..eveeese Stan's Covers ... Bud's Crates . Vera's Cans .. Carl's Caps ... Ed's Cappers . MOTOR CITY MEN'S MAJOR Shephard's Market took over the leadership this week, and with only one week left in this series, five teams are in a huddle and any one of the five have a chance to top series honors. Shephards made the most of their opportunity last night and blanked Eveleights Cleaners to dash the latter's hopes entirely. Gay Construction took three from Berg's Men's Wear and tied with two other teams for second. Wilson's furniture managed to eke out a 2-1 win over Libby's Plumbing to create the 3- way tie. Dunn's Tailors took two from Lakas' «Lunch, and Burn's Credit Jewellers. took two from Jury & Lovells. "Red" Black was the individual leader this week with three nice games of 322, 252, 272 for 846. Don Storie was not far behind with 826 (336) ; Gord Brown 813 (311); Harold Ball 795; "Smillie" Cummings 771; Freddie Ashworth 754 (309); Wib. Newlands 750; Reg. Norris 748; Shorty Davies 747 (321); Cliff Ren- dell 731; Doug. Harding 723; Johnny Trott 709 and Tom Jack 708. Standing Shephard"s Market Gay Construction Wilson's Furniture Libby Plumbing Jury Lovell Burn's Credit Jewellers. Dunn's Tailors Lakas' Lunch Eveleigh's Cleaners... Berg's Men's Wear .... MOTOR CITY FAGS With only one more week in the second section--there's a real battle for top place. Camels the top team met Players, a runner up, Thursday afternoon and a difference of thrge pins kept Camels on top. Black Cats also stood a chance of jumping ahead but lost three points to the Winches- ter team. Exports took three from Chesterflelds while Eucky Strike, Buckinghams and Players took two, leaving Sweet Caps, Wings and Camels with one each.' Over 400 doubles were led by Bea Ross 542, Dot Clements 524, Min. Hendrie 518, Elma Hunt 481, Ma- deline Reeson 446, Ede Reading 442, Helen Muzick 435, Electa McLaugh- lin "434, Elsie Smith 420, Judy Zach 411, Mary McConnell 408, Celia Wigg 403. Standing 28 Black Cats .... Lucky Strikes Sweet Caps Winchesters . Wings Exports ... Chesterfields Buckinghams DUPLATE SOCIAL & SPORTS CLUB the second section, They are Sinkers, Square-Heads and Dodgers. team with the highest total pins for the first came next week will take PRESCRIPTIONS Quickly and Accurately Filled MITCHELL'S DRUG STORE 9 Simcoe N. Phone 48 Three teams tied their points for | The | STAFFORD BROS. Phone Whitby 552 Monumental Works 318 Dundas St. E. Whitby Don Robinson 610. 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