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THE GOHAWA TIMES, Tomboy, Bessmber 30, 1910 J AT COLUMBUS. "| Ramblers En Holiday Events Tie For First Are Numerous COBOURG -- Ramblers finally {broke a four-week tie for first By MRS, FRANK T, SMITH (place with Fastenders in the COLUMBUS ~ Special Christ: Control Of Hope Building Urged PORT HOPE -- As Hope town-|out that, in the long run, the ship council held its last regular|land owner would receive more meeting this year, retiring coun-| value for his land, as residential eillors J. David Ford and Mac [standards would be maintained "Town Bowling League, Team Walker expressed thelr thanks through planned growth, So esll. " standing Is as follows after the for the co-operation and friend. ed "wild-cat' speculators would | Mas services were hold In Colum: 15th week; ship they had found while work: be eliminated, It was also said Pus United Church on Sunday, | ing for the township, {that an influx of large families) The morning service was eon: Councillor Walker recommend. With swarms of children living in ducted hy the pastor, the Rev. ed that the incoming. council for |#h-standard housing 1 the town. Ronald Love, BA, 30, bin 4e 195 be urged to pass the pro-|SP boosted local taxes, Among As the topic for " hristmas posed sub-division control hylaw [Other things, it was said that the age ""Yhey Fou 1 | as soon as possible, and that the|Pian would assure road access to Two anthems were ang of | township solicitor he asked to|®! Droverty sold, L; that Hosts the. ohitir. wider the direction (kiueky. Strikes ' coun | 0M properly planned in sub: ) ' [Hot [] ie approval in the new year. (division, The evening service was under Ajj, Cals the suspices of the Columbus: "We'll be the dumping ground FOX BOUNTY Kedron Doubles Club and was A 1or0 + of the area unless we organize| During the meeting, Leo Barre, candlelight service, Grant Glover xoey 2% sub-division control," observed of Canton, presented a requisition of Kedron led in the worship. A| =. singles -- Men, Jerry Im Mr. Walker, for the $4 bounty paid to town- |filmstrip "0 Holy Night", was oh BEE en Rice "We're finding many mor e|ship persons killing foxes. This shawn with various members of {Dhan 312; ' ' le in houses that were orig-|is the second fox Mr, Barre hast lub acting As nar | aly erected as single family destroyed, On Dee, 9 he killed rators, This was followed hy hl igh, tryples - Men, Boh Gold. dwellings, observed Deputy one with a pitch fork when it|short Christmas meseage from Ing, 600; ladies, Pat Dawe, 781, Reeve J, Blapleton, attacked his dog, As a result of |the Rev, Ronald Love, Special - - rr-- "There are a lot of funny the attack Mr, Barre has taken music was provided by the mem: things going on,' added J, David rabies inoculations, Toronto, Montreal Stocks Block 1H Neh Ll] Ny Sales Righ Low 11 a.m. Ch'ge LIL Taw a.m, Oho TORONTO By THE CANADIAN PRESS Torontl Stock Xashange~Des (Quotations In sents wniess marked §, 'e044 lot, 34 ~ Exdividend, sr~Es rights, sw~Ex-warrsnis.) 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Dufault Lake Ling Lamaqus Leitch Lorain Louviet Lyndhst Macassa Macedon Sleek Abitibi Alta Dist 210 Ramblers Fastenders 7, re Burley Bus mes 110400 siah" didi ETT Mareon Maritime Mayhrun McMar Merrill Midrim Milliken Minds Min Corp ML Wright r = Pierre Royalite Sapphire Sapph debs Siuth U FEF 1+ 3B F 108 700 § LL] 100 LiL] 150 50 818 1+ LI | LIL CSL 175 160 C Bnk Com 90 C Bk Cm rt 1200 ecalla 250 N Mylama Noranda Norlartie bers of the Kedron choir and the | Mines 1500 800 468 1350 500 1000 Cdn Brew 200 Cdn elan 243 C Chem 225 C Hydrl Car 100 CIL 625 CPR Cdn Pet pr C Westng Con Baks Con Gas Cosmos Dist Seag D Dairies pr Dom Flect D Fndry D Magnes Fleet Mig Fraser G Dev ame G8 Wares Normetal Norpax Norsyne N Goldert N Rank Northsp North Can Norvalle O'Brien Opem Pardes Pater Pick Crow Pronto Purdex Que (Chik Que Cop Que Lah Que Lith Q Metal Qunston Quemont Rayrock Rix Athab Alba Expl Algom wis Amal Rare Am Nephe Anacon Anglo Hur Ansil Apex Res Atlin Ruf Aumache Aunor Barmnat Barve Base Metals B Dug Belcher Bethim Beveon Bieroft Bideop Bonville Bordulae Bralirne xd wo 7 5 5000 500 1500 20 15000 2 2450 1 #400 1100 500 1500 GN wt Great West 2500 1050 Ford, CONTROLLED GROWTH Que Nat Gas 153 Ros AV Can #31 Royal Bank #0 StL Corp ni Shawin 218 shawin 4 pr 500 Simpsons 10 Steel Can 0 Bleinbg A 750 Tr Can Pips 300 In Steel 2 Walk G W LIER) LIL] LIL) [LIE "i LEERY 869 sary 24 ig (LEITY Canadian 4 124 " 1644 Mis " ak hh "n 27h 14 EEL Y sell, The owner would be required SES ilssEsE 2 3 * 33 subdivision with the township = Ahites Ang NNd Arcan C Dom Sug of the township HY ay 107 Hydro Bee This brings the number of fox tails presented at the township road department garage to five The proposed bylaw would eon- The tails are received between 2 trol the size and location of lois and 4 p.m, on the fourth Monday whic property owners wished to of each month, Roy McHolm appeared on be. fo present and register a plan of half of the Durham County Junior Farmers to request a grant from of the children, Santa Claus was Insur, Members of the council were the township, The councillors pre-|ahie to visit both parties and dis: |eover of the opinion that the registered [sented him with a $256 grant to. tribute hags of candies to th plan provides for orderly growth ward the work of the organiza: pupils, It was pointed tion Junior Ontarios Columbus choir and the congre- gation Joined in singing many of their favorite carols, ENTERTAINMENTS Separate entertalnments were held on Friday afternoon al both {the Junior and Senior Columbus |sehools, Much to the satisfaction The Junior School under the dl. rection of Mrs, Gi, Lewis staged a were given by Janice Pariridge, Rob: ert Powell, and Heather Cochrane and Charles Love, Plano solos Township Gets Fire Insurance PORT HOPE Hope Town. ship will receive $75 from the Hamilton Township Mutual Fire ance Co, for each property ed hy the Insurance coms pany, which requires assistance in the event of fire, It was an. nounced at yesterday's ecounell meeting, The amount of money will help maintain fire fighting equipment for the protection of the township, The township will submit a list Roche 1" Rockwin Rowan Cons Sheep Ci Sherritt Sloean VR Btanieigh Btarratt Steep R Aullivan Teck H Temag Thom L Tiara UltShaw Weedon Weedon Yk Bear Young HG Lambert A Moore Pow Cp 8 pr T Fin A Tians Mt Un Gas xd were played by Gayle McKenzie of all fires, other than grass and Judy Powell and an ac. (fires, at the end of the year and cordlon. solo by John Lueyk, The the insurance company will pay members of Grade 4 sang, the out for those properties covered whole school took part In aby its policy. The agreement will dialogue, and a rhythm band be effective Jan, 1, 1050 Ten Robins Spotted In Guar Tr Hur Erle Imp Bank Ind Accep 1 Ac wis Inglis Inland € Inter PI Inv Syn A Lakeland LobG 1 pr Lobia B Masa | Mass ¥ MeColl Moor: N Star wt 87 100 3 1s 7600 500 1000 1600 6625 1300 500 1100 500 1000 133% 20m Hroul Reef Brnhrst Buff Ank Cable Cadnmet amp Chik amp HL Dyno dan NW dn Thor an Erin an Met AsslAr aveor hib M hime oldstrm Denison Den wis Discovery $0014 $7214 [TEIN $10% LIEN Mines vs om vim 2000 #400 1000 LL) iw Ag 124 16% Replace Trenton | PORT HOPE - Trenton Flyers Chuck Groome also pleked up have heen forced due to lack of helpers, Harvesters had all the [support tn withdraw from the sin bin trips, Melvor for roughing | Junior """R" Eastern Ontario and then Lowry for elbowing who League. The Junior "C' Port Also was assessed a ten-minute Hope Ontarins have heen invited Iisconduet for protesting too to replace them in the League strongly and flac accented at a meeting] NICHOLSON F, 4, JR, ONT'S, 8 |school, Nancy Simpson read a convened hy Jack Devine and| The File pulled into a (le for|poem on Christmas and Carolyn | he'd in Belleville fop spot in the League fn the|Webber and John Hayes played Trenton's points and obliga. middle game when they edged piano solos, The rest of the after: | tions were to he assumed hy Part the league leading Juniors, It was|noon was spent playing games Hope and It gives the latter twa (the first defeat of the year for which were greatly enjoyed by all 400 17 Ll 7 124 2 215 184 [1] 4 19 Li bl) Ld 70 pr Augustus Arnn Aull Bateman Ronnyvie Cal Ea Camp Chip Cdn Dey inalask navamsa ha and sisters of the pupils, The members of the Benior School held their party at the 1000 £300 2000 1000 1000 20700 6500 xd pr 1000 2053 100 150 500 000 500 MO An #00 100 ann An vo rion Ww + Sales to 11 a.m.i 806,000. Fen Halliwell 11 An Mareus on M §& Parker P Pipe Mig 200 Cad Denison Pres Elect Mogul 338 on Negus 1000 Northind 2000 Regoourt 500 Sannorm 2000 7000 2000 1600 1500 1000 2000 2000 1000 A200 1000 12500 2000 1000 1418 500 2000 #00 LIL} 4000 Ano By ™ Montreal Si (Quotations | Odd lol, xd rights, aw--Exs Simpsons SKD Mig Tor-Dom Bk T Fin A TVR Can PL 720 Ktark Abitibi Pr Algoma Alumin Argus Ashestos Atlas Steel Bailey 8 § pr Bk Mont Bank N§ LL} d East Mal East Met Eider Eldrich Expl All Falcon ¥ is Ld 700 10 17 0 70 11 17 LL] 1 4] Banque ( Hanque P( HBnaue P( Hell Phone Rowlr ppr Brag) BA Hnk Note BA Ol) BC Power Ouild Prod goan Cem C Bank Com Ank ( Arew Aronze nt YK N Uran Fa Gia Ginn Coaldale Gold Eagle 43500 Gold Man 500 Grandroy 800 Grandue 150 Guleh 000 Gunnar Gunnar wie Gwillim Headway Hollinger Int Ran Irish Cop giellicos Luke " 20 145 1" 1" 1" BTW ITM ITH 6715 678 #18 +10 J Ld 1] LL] BILLY 244 90 13 n 3 +3 1 MW fly 14 20 227 1 13 n ? - 1" - TY LU ( ( ( "w ( ( 16300 BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT German Steel Firms Review Ungava Plan the Danish government to stock: southward from Hudson Strait to pile ore pellets on an island off the Quebec-Labrador border and 2) W rer. | the coast of Greenland west to Lake Mistassini, oF ONTREAL 1 ye Sel Freighters will then be able to| Roughly half Canada's iron ore taking a hard, second look before move the pellets to market every production comes from the iron agreeing to participate further in|month of the year, |ore of Canada mine al Schefer- an iron mine development pro- DECISION SOON Iville in the southern end of the gram in Canada's sub-Arctic | A decision on whether or not Labrador trough. Because Amer. It is understood the Germans '© 80 ahead with the venture is/ican mills are near, the United have asked an independent New axpeciey to be made within States is Canada's best ore cust . 4 APR BevilY 'oor. | MONLHS omer, pid pi ig dpe Alternative sources of ore sup-| West European markets are haustive study of a proposed pros plies for the German steel mills more competitive for Canadian ject to mine iron ore in Quebec's could be Venezuela, Brazil, Peru ores than those in the US, Ungava region, 300 miles from or the southern end of the Lab: chiefly because of distance from the Arctic Circle Fagor trough, ial 150 miles of he Jouree tomas and politi + 3 Ne awrence River cal affiliations and lower wage pa Sa ruan TMetests ove 30 The trough is a 600-milelong scales in other iron ore produc out exploration and pre-develop- mineralized belt that stretches ing countries, aan el New York Fondles Its Newspapers other half of the company's stock ia owned by interests of Cleve land industrialist Cyrus Eaton HUGE INVESTMENT | |BUSINESSMAN'S ALD There's the man with invest. ment interests; he'll get his full stock quotations along with the Authorities say that at least $200,000,000. will have to be in other news, and business articles of all kinds, vested to bring into production a mine capable of producing 5,000, 000 tons of iron ore annually at And the sports fans; ah, those big, meaty sports sections will be all his again just as in the good Hopes Advance Bay. Industry sources say the study old days of a few weeks ago The lovelorn will get their ad was ordered in an effort to de- termine whether or not ore sup- plies can be obtained more eco. nomically elsewhere before a commitment is made through a large investment to a single sup- vice, the kiddies their comics and television and radio fans will know Just when to tune in now Theatre ar, homemaking news, obituaries are all there, too, ply source The Ungava any Limited organization MATRIMONY AND TRAVEL The bride's pictire and wed ding story. Ads with train and new owned by the Eaton and German Interests, has developed methods plane schedules for that vacation he Nor business trip By DAVE OANCIA Canadian Press Staff Writer By FRANCIS STILLEY NEW YORK (AP) News: {parched New Yorkers happily fondled their newspapers again today Those dailies mean a lot of things to the city's 8,000,000 eiti- | wns, | Once more the weary com- muter has something to sink his eyes into--besides (he vacant: faced fellow on the opposite train seal Once again the housewife can finish the breakfast dishes and sit down to scour the ads for bar gains | Iron Ores Comp th the to lick most of the technical prob. lems involved in exploiting the ge deposits, What's on at the movies? Easy ut the financial and market Ing arrangements still must be to tind out now ironed out JORS OR TOOLS TRANSPORT The fellow looking The cl job, a used car basement workshop trailer hitch, Much less of a problem Just needs a peek into the papers first And a mighty among all is the news stand dealer. Maybe he's a disabled war veteran, a blind person, or an old fellow who can't find other Jobs too readily, His livellhood depends largely on selling news. papers I'he college professor, the dock worker, the girl secretary, their newspapers will be bringing them once more those many things they need and want to know. The . To overcome this transpor- news of the world, the nation handicap, Eaton interests the city; tomorrow's weather signed an agresment with forecast, for a for PROBLEM iof problem in the har Mn area on the northern of Quebec 1% not to ful the ore but to find a way of getting it out to markets economically Re serves in the area are estimated at more than 3,000,000,000 tons The staggering plans to graft a community onto the barrens call for construction of a 25 -mile rail Toad, a townsite for 2.000 persons, processing plants and a dock big enough to handle ocean freight prs Mining and conce be a year-round op the Ungava Bay harbor free only -about four mo tools shores a Yes, and news - behind - the news, background information opinion on government, politics, the problems we face, Society news and humor, the latest fash fons, the pictures made as the news was made, happy man But there's hardly any need to tell New Youkers what there is in a newspaper. They're well aware of what they've been miss ing nitration is to : But ice ition GREAT EXPLORER The first scientific survey the entire Pacific Ocean was made by Captain James Cook in 'the 18th eemtury, is it Ss 0 MONTREAL Industzials 521 Ao 80 145 Bank NS rts 3500 22s 578 #il 100 » ris 2620 Ll ) 000 2000 1000 2100 Wh dy turity il Age n 0 Canadian Prem ook Exchange--~Dee. 10 In eents unless marked §, Exdividend, xr--Exe warrants.) their first game in Pirton tn - 75m 13000 470 1000 2500 1000 100 Tin er lt Belleville, King Port Hope play Poterharanah ston and Picton ( ( ( ( ( 1 ¥ ¥ ¥ ( } 1] ¥ I 1) 11:80 Net 1 Aigh Low a.m. Ch'gs $2914 2315 2314 4 1 $364 AAl 3614 $30%% 4004 30% + $9 0 Mn S315 Mle 34% $250 25% 23% nu NY 5a Ail + LL 800 B03 LLY bLLY 465 Hy LA) Mannre Montgary N Goldvue 1000 Jack | 00 Aantiage 10000 Spring 1000 NW Amulet 500 (halski 14000 Opemisca 800 Orohan 21200 Porcupine 500 Portage "an Qe Cobalt 1800 Que Tith 1700 Que Ol A00 Red Crest 1000 ft Law River 800 Steep R L Tazin 00 Titan Ww Trebor 1100 Un Oils 100 Virginia 2100 Weedon 1000 len 100 8 120 in ' A , neved to Warsaw MIXED ROWLING 50 " 80 , A 25 f howling in the 60.50 Rowling League, the have eomfortehle ten » 4 " 0 "w Ny i] "w [1] noints, Dancers follow with 41 ' MM, Rliteens 87, Prancers Dashers 8, and Vixens In the cellar with 81 points Rowling 'over 225 Doug Fergu: son 813, 208; Howard Sanders, M3 244; Art Brandweod, 244 | Tam Clark, 243; Puth Clark, 240 (297; Leo £nicer, 230; Russ Low |237; Owen Tent, 232 NX) 2 LLL LL 11) LIE LIE 0 » LL] LL] LL) A ) 3 15 w " " "" "" i] f 3 5 24 n "ns | 2 164 Sales to 11:30 am 184 mines and oils 153,700 gnancy Of Bitches Declared Reversibe NEW HAVEN, Conn, (AP) on the present state of our know Successful use of a simple drug ledge, I should not want to go,' which reverses pregnancy in dogs PRESSURE DROPS | {was reported today by a Yale] Dr. Whitney said that the drug pathologist, [caused a drop In blood pressure u "The drug, known as Malucidin,! which lasted several hours, |does not cause abortion," sald added Dr, Leon F. Whitney of the uni:| "Research and advice from | versity's medical school staff Yale pharmacologists developed | When Injected, the drug causes the fact that by giving a small the pregnant female dog to re- desensitizing dose, followed {in 182 sorb, or incorporate, the. embryo five minutes by the full dose, the Men's High Average, Industiiala 26,400, Dot Lent, 223, Triples ng: anders, 711: Tent Ruth Clark, 634; Laois wood, 634; Dot Lent, 636; Betty Reech, 621; Elaine Simpson, 618; Nuss Tov, 614; and Art Brand wood, 619 Ladins' High Single, Helen Ful 7 ford, 336; men, Howard Sanders M0 Ladies High n, 812; men, 601 He" Ladies' High tin, 767; men, Doug Ferguson, Triple, Dot Aus: | | 4, Ladles' High Average, Dot Aus 216, second REAVEK PEEWEES in Flying Officers M A. Lytle parade, The cadet band is expected to he available for public parades this spring. Cobourg Rotary club which sponsors the squadron, has sending twa members to each Thursday night parade is not yet known who the two will be for the Inspection, heer 'n gol night and a revised schedule will [in the first he drawn un as soon as possible, Rabbit' Pemberton started them ai (he home of Mi Other teams in the league are with an unassisted goal followed | powell Lois Arand. | Rill wood, 228; Bud Downey, 223 and Ken Coughline and Blake Doug Ferguson, (Warsaw when {second Four shutouts in three games|two each with singletons going to were racked up in the Heaver Allen, Watts and Davis Following hockey of the game in the MAPLE LEAFS 2, RED WINGS 0(scored by a 82 margin | research IN ALL CASES blood stream, | [this week's games days club counted bath goals in the be a boon in the elimination of here will parade for semi-annual or the winners for charging in : , ro ee In Evancio, liaison officer between 8 the Rangers scored twlee | . ' 0 ' TORONTO (CP) A recom: first public playing since forma. | Jhutout was richly deserved by alists Commanding the parade, ta he the third a scoreless draw. Wally Packer help ensure recreational oppor only two sin bin trips in the sed some animals and some rare wild that committees of citizens speci: of {his Kent town. Oficials were #ames played in the Town Mer | advisory BOal that recreations which interfer first half of the game for an easy into her blood stream, explained bitch showed no signs of {liness Dr. Whitney or loss of appetite." He described the results of his. Ie said "How Malucidin ac- studies in the current issue of complishes its result, and how Veterinary Medicine Magazine the embryo is absorbed Into the 5 81 move or less Athletic . (PeeWee Division) on He said the drug was used on Of & mystery." many bitches between the 10th T= were the results, and 42nd day of pregnancy "and was successful in all cases. The P d ] 15 TAMW 'enton earned the gestation period of a biteh is LL ara e an. Wi won Sy ig 8 his In an interview, Dr. Whitney B Air Cadets opening period of play. Douglas said "from a Jeastico) stand Y [got the first one with Jones help point, when, the drug in injectible ; 2 i on th lay while Wayne form is made available lo the COBOURG Members of 808 og wR the second wun veterinary profession, it should Sabre' Squadron Air Cadets aided. One penalty to Ev Fenton [unwanted puppies." inspection January 13 |the first stanza. "Beyond that," he gid, 'based Inspecting afficer will be Squad: |; \ NERS 2, RRUINS 0 wor RCAF Trenton air base. Win him | The middie game followed the Ask Resources : expected Flying Officer G.|%2Me pattern as the first fray | the cadets and RCAF, also trom |\'® jitat David, and then consted the Trenton base, to the win, Hoth goa assisted and were scored hy Rill or esearc Featured at the inspection will Wright and Johnny Bray, The be the squadron hand, making its| | mendation that some nature re- tion a few months ago. No band | Mike Bewuna To Je Ruugers |sources be set aside purely for played last year, due to shortage {0% CSCIC NR are scientific purposes has heen made of members. This year good oy aes while Bruins" Chedatle to the provincial government hy 'esprit de corps" is reported by Si * the same offence the Federation of Ontario Natur- officials Waa gated 'or He sa ) \ i Jr. A's who play the In a brief presented to Premier "ld In Cobourg armouries, will re Se, hm Fri loath Frost Monday the federation sug- 1° Flight Lieutenant 1. RB. Ward two years younger but battled gested also that a written policy L. lank and valiantly In the late game to on park development and man (Adjutant will also stalemate the Rlack Hawks 0-0 in agement is needed in Ontario te for Hawks and Dale Lingard for tunities will always be enjoyed hy the A's each picked un shutouts people in the province but it was Lingard who played No nature reserves exist in On standout hookev to thwart every tario for scientitic purposes on Hawk thrust. The latter the although there is a danger that ord and third periods. First it flowers may soon disappear un was Peter Johnson for hoarding less given protection, the brie! followed by Ed Jenkins for trip said, SWANS CLEAN UP | Ping, To assist in park administra-| yy HE, England (CP)- Swans MERCANTILE HOCKEY | tion, the federation recommended yay save money for the council| Following were the vesults of | ally qualified inthe field of edu worried about the cost of clearing cantlle Hockey League here cation, recreation and out a mysterious weed threaten. (his week he asked to serve in ing to choke the canal, but the LAWRENCE H 4, ELDOS 0 capacities swans--more than 70 of them The Harvesters started fast The federation also suggested: gia 'doing the job for free and scored all their 1s in the with the preservation of natural wi hey were \ 'p conditions in parks be restricted EARLY MODELS ey ere ee Pale to definite areas and act There were 19% different mod trick. The other counter went to demanding the use of mechanical els of British automobiles on the Chub Mclvar who also garnered (power be discouraged. 'market in 1013, an assist. Ron Pllsworth and! hy Ville The winners grabbed a 3-1 edge 0 minutes from the stick of Boh Lax got the hy Jim A counter Cillmour [nd their last game In the Peter. third from Rich Brown with the horough and District Teague an only reply by the Juniors coming Friday evening when they jour. from Bryan Highfield with help Mrs. Frank Smith, from Garnet Harris, In the second period Larry Bat At the completion of 11 weeks tershy counted for the J's with Mixed | Bill Donners Filers, Both counters were noint lead assisted, Twelve penalties were on the rest of the field with 61!assessed, six each hut the Jun. the un Cancilla scoring for iors had three misconduets to Mal The rest are Cupids and Comets Stephenson, Ted Watts and Ken and ny Johns while Jack Black plek ed up one for the File ; MATTHEWS C, 6, HLWAYS 1 The Conveyor team posled their first triumph of the season in this nightcap when they jump. ed into a 40 lead In the first half of the game, The marksmen were McMahon, Doug Erwood, mons, In the second half Harve over 600: Werguson,|Gordon averted a shutout for the LADIES' 001: | Hi-Ways while Ted Jex and Bill Brand: |Foole added to the total for the ihe Ladies Wednesday Afternoon |N e Tatthews, Right penalties, four ach, all minors, ONTARIOS BEATEN Playing their final game In the Peterborough and District Junior Hockey League hefore moving up to the O.H. A, Junior "RB" League Double, Dot Aus-{to replace Trenton Flyers who [have folded , Port Hope's Junior "C" Ontarlos were soundly thrashed before a large crowd at the home team laced them 14-4, Port Hope led only once and tin, 183; second, Joyce Lingard, that was when George Fenton scored unassisted at the eleven Howard second mark of the first period Sanders, 216; Harold Churehley, (Warsaw roared to the attack and ran up a 7-1 count entering the Keating and Watson got best LL outs The Port Hope played their ond period and were only '| Peterborough, points to start off with In the|the Juniors who had a record of | present, League, The Ontarios will play five wins and a tie to date, PERSONALS My, and Mrs. Arthur Catton of and Mrs, Ken Mr, and Mrs, Norman Leger: ton, Gale and Karlene, visited Sunday at the homes of Mr, and Mrs, Walter Dowse and Mr, and Hopers only had nine men In unl: form, Allen got a pair for the win ners with Davis getting one, Port [Hope's scoring plays were hy Ga nie Harris from Bill Wakely and then Wakely from Harris, War saw scored four more g the third with Davis n [} hat trick and Bill Wakely making the only response for the losing Ontarins, Port Hope will make their first start in the Lakeshore Junlor "RR" League against Pie ton, Other elubs in the League are Belleville and Kingston, BOWLING A tight fight has developed in Bowling League with Colons on the . top with A7 points closely followed hy Commas with 8 and {Dots at 83, Specks have 40, Spots #8 and Dashes are hopelessly be hind In the cellar with only 21 {points, Those hitting over 200 were: Shirley Jones, 224; Jean Mitchell, 221; Muriel Clayton, 215; Helen Baptist, 210; Muriel Wakely, 200 and Helen Markle with 200, Orioles have a comfortable lead In the Thursday afternoon Ladies Bowling League with 85 points, 12 ahead of Robins whe have 4 Jays and Ravel re stalemated with 41, while Sparrows trail at 20 and Wrens are in the cellar with 22, Those hitting the "200" mark were as follows: Doris Me: Caw, 283; Greta Wilkinson, 223; Olive Ledbury, 815; Betty Rusaw, 212; Leona Phillips, 213; Helen Douglas, 208; Mary Highfield, 208 | and Marg Parks with 201 n Bird Count PORT HOPE -- Ten robins de. Jack Raglan visited Saturday evening elded not to make the annus! trip south this year The relue tant, travel weary hirds were (spotted hy members of the Wil. [low Beach Fleld Naturalists Club, Travelling in several parties, hy car and on fool, 81 naturalists combed the townships of Hope and Hamilton and part of Haldl. mand from the shore of Lake On. tario to north of Rice Lake, | The club recorded 5308 Indi. vidual birds of 48 different cles as members held their fifth annual bird count Sunday, Most unusual birds reported were a Lapland longspur at Port Ho and a vesper sparrow at Coe bourg, The most common bird was the herring gull; a total of 1400 of this species were seen, BURKETON ByA, R AURRARD BURKETON = Mra, B, Davey visited relatives at Highland Creek on Sunday, Mr, and Mrs, Ross Winters and fumily, Pickering, Richard Win. ters and Gregory, Toronto, Mise Irene Brown, Sougog Island, were Sunday visitors of Mr, and Mrs, Earl Oliver and family, Mr, and Mrs, Willlam Slinger. land and Lynda, Oshawa, were Sunday guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs, B, Hubbard, Miss Carol Haines, Toronte, visited Mr, and Mis, Peter Gatehell and family, Mr, and Mrs, George Lawson (and family, Markham, were Sun. day guests of Mr, and Mrs, Roy Rone Mr. and Mrs, Albert Adams and girls, Bowmanville, visited Mr, and Mrs, BE, NM, Adams, The compliments of the sason ge to all our readers, for your shopping convenience IN THE OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE UNTIL 6 PM. WEDNESDAY NEVER A PARKING P ROBLEM FREE PARKING FOR 3,300 CARS SHOPPING