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THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, - a 14 Thursday, Mey 1, 1958 ! FRIDAY NIGHT - Drelien Jars | ¥ (OTHER DAYS 8:30 A.M.to 6 P.M.) 0 De eam Inter. League HEE BOIAN ; LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- The : } lel 6 7 bio 2 LIGHT and EASY trouble - ridden Ontario Rugby | 4 & / Football Union will be an eight- j 4 to HANDLE foam international league within | p ] E i % Wo years, says president Gordon | 3 i ; j a Gilbride of London, Ont. : , ; : 7 FITS My)» The prediction followed a pro- 4 X fosal from the Big Four Football ; ; % § / GARDEN HSE nion to back the ORFU financi- ally in return for draft rights. The Big Four turned down an ORFU proposal that the team fin- | ishing third in the season play a post-season exhibition game with | the ORFU champs. Gilbride said his league decided | it couldn't afford the post-season game anyway. Expenses would | have ran to $15,000--more than | any ORFU park could cover. | Gilbride said the league fis happy about a new Detroit entry | and had hopes that Buffalo, N.Y., and Brantford would also join, The Detroit team will play only exhibition games this season to! test its strength. BOWLING NEWS TOOT WESTMOUNT LADIES' LEAGUE This week ended another section with | ; Be oe os Eat 11 os SORRY. = NO Sweet Caps, winners of the first section, y 1/71 {ii " y PHONE and the Spuds, winners of the second [ff]. / » a Bina Eimmerap wom 7, Ag 5) i § C E E ORDERS bowling for consolation" trophies. May / Lia ni od ETE Te Py ON THIS ITEM the best team win. Who was the good. looking girl with the bib on? ; / | { i 5 \ \ Guen Beruich tr. Joan Saban] 08 : / / y ol \ "PROFESSIONAL DESIGN" HOSELINE AUTO WASH BRUSH -- Designed to do a i Biggin. Jn Betty Dawson . f. / / I | { I 1! ELE AN \ better car-wash job faster, neater, too--no slopping water over hands or clothes. 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Value, Stella Newsome 207; Mary Mount. 2 ahaa ing Joy 200; Olive Dutfield 20, Team points: Players 3, Kools 1; Lucky Strikes 3, Winstons 1; Gaylords 3, Spuds 1 and Rothmans 3, Sweet Caps 1 w Team Standing: Sweet Caps 42, Spuds 36, Rothmans 35, Players 33, Lucky Strikes 31, Gaylords 30, Win. - stons 28 and Kools 24 " Playoffs next week. How about per- | fect attendance? x UmANL £4 WENA En KEES SELF-PROPELLED -- NO PUSHING -- JUST GUIDE IT... On Saturday April 29 1938, five teams representing the Oshawa Y's Mens Club, : fe ea] SAVE $20--This high-calibre Big 19-inch LAWN-MASTER Reel Type Power Mower will carpet el ele YoY Pela with Oshawa cut your lawn in double-quick time, with no effort at all on your part. You simply stroll around pi dh IBID itor "Girl teas which. 'somal your lawn and guide this rugged power mower, Powerful 4-cycle, 1.1 h.p. engine drives blades TERMS ed of Sharlene Taggart, Wanda Bu and wheels; Single fingertip control operates automatic clutch and cutting reel. 5 tool steel cut- Bren Br we te Tua, i ting blades. Large sectional rollers for easier steering. Cutting heights--14" to 2". Oversize 10" rampionship Paki Magy S$T/ i wheels with wide tread rubber tires. Chain drive, ball-bearing equipped. Handsome blue enamel, Por? Jubles Bove tem of Chey ann a h with smart contrasting black trim, ; Russell and Toby Wolter also won the championship but by a very slim mar. gin of only 40 pins 0 1 " asst J. 49 19.95 | iN 11.49 FINGERTIP SONTROL POWERFUL the Junior Boys high triple event, a = 4.CYCLE Toby Wolter of Oshawa won this event by a very close margin of eight pins ENGINE which he obtained in the last frame of his third game. Recoll Start Big 2'5+hips Use In all of the other events ostava ) h ~ 21 i ¢ t placed second with Donna Ba / - Y being beat out w her opponents hand 18 in. iP A PO ps N nen u our cap. Handicaps also proved to ata i 4 | b h . to our Bantam Girls team which had ! y = J % Cnt Recoil Start Credit a total handicap of 42, while their| i Ze Recoll Sta t J lowest competitors had a total of * \ z 320. Never the less everyone had a 2a # r i ; Terms very good time and everyone tried ( y \ Arranged hard to win A 4 . \ T Ss " While we have this opportunity we 4 p ; / ' 0 Suit would Iike to express our own and % ' i 4 RI Your the Oshawa Y's Men's Club sincerest ' ' TRA Te i, congratulations to those who won #4 / ho Budget awards in the tournament and also to - 4 K $0) J ? those who tried so hard but just didn't quite make it Don't forget .our own tournament which starts Saturday, May 3, at 10 o'clock SPORTS BRIEFS | SE : y ) 18-inch Cut FIN MEN T > WW \, i pl 1 34 hp 4-cycle TORONTO (CP) Final pay- --" Leaf Mulcher ment of $100 to keep horses elig-| dl ible for this year's running of the| ' : hy include Queen's Plate becomes due at! § DELUXE 18" LAWN-MASTER RECOIL START---Get this Wy midnight Thursday, the Ontario BLAIR NCO Bee" for thus qual foc jury operaiing dependable parformer--ut big dollar sav. 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Detroit also recalled s goa! e Hank Bassen and Ray Kin- \ (COMPETITIVE BRAND) asewich from Seattle. 2 n HFADS JUNIOR ENTRY ; J Soa ye , RETREAD GUELPH (CP) -- Jim Wilson, ' "ix ; ORIGINAL-EQUIPMEN > - well - known in minor baseball here, has taken over as president LY Nl « : \ and manager of the Industrialists A ¢ [14 »" of Fully Guaranteed Guelph entry in the Intercounty % E > : - - 1 p Baseball Association's junior ; : a Vv 3 \ Yah league. He is taking over the club \ \ ) Vilas A) ea. franchise dropped by the retire- ment of Albert Amies. i gr CANN . ; \ - with super-strength Examples of your savings on \ ee TENASCO CORD Super-Lastic "/100-Level" ; --vwith Tenasco Cord SMUKED | -- i ny . 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The quietest ride on json a0 11.98 / a 80-Level-Rayon Cord-Cold Rubber Tread Class "A . ) the road. ca : \ NEW TIRE SAFETY fo: the car owner who might otherwise have Trode-n |g A Tubeless or Whitewall Tires avail- § to be satisfied with the makeshift of buying RETREADS or USED wa 5-YEAR GUARANTEE able in many sizes -- $3 extra 3 \ y y TIRES Rayon Cord construction with Polymer Cold Rubber Treads. Note--Add 50¢ to above price ¢ Equal quality te tires around town at $5.00 more. Save Safely! Ay 3 . i ) ROAD HAZARD INSURED for installation : \ : NOTE---Add 50c to above prices for installation EXPORT ® Winners of 3rd Anniversary Draw * / CIGARETTES First Prize: TWO 670 x 15 TIRES OPEN FREE any other Macdonald Brand Mr. B. Nowak, 747 Gaspe Ave., Oshawa, Ontario Postage included Second Prize: ONE GARDEN WHEEL BARROW _ ; 5 oN 3 ASSOCIATE STORE A BUDGET SUPERVISED Mail srder end remittance fo: Mrs. J. B. Fleming, 774 Chesterton St., Oshawa, Ont. OVERSEAS DEPARTMENT ONALD TOBACCO INC. 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