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1 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, February 18, 1963 OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS and aa % pee ie RZ? Gea Noo] 3 r %, D. PEE SNEEZY, PIONEERED NATION STUFFED UP? i * ' * » M. Si. 8. § ; ' Heffering S DWEE] | ou. ee Se, snc acs 22 alana "we se , ' 'Li Giower tm, |The first settlers in Australis aruk 305, 266, 215, Billie be this cold weather landed at Sydney Jan. 26, 1788 le od on ast' mew Cai john (handicap . Keep en : Of last section -- Blowers|~"0OW commemorated by Aus- Into Third Place 7 . Pca Wale Sine iat it, Go "ont , i sa ie : ce Gnas eae Far: The Al Heffering Imperials,points, Hatch Sheet Metal 33; i ing' i ; - ; A 207, Blinot five - pin club moved into a real Heffering's Imperials 30; Ben loodwand. nyohak m0, Ae Lambe m1, line tending position in the stand-|nett Trophies 30; Walter Luke . i Lai' S10 Dewell $06, 3. . mS. : ' ing in the Willowdale Men's Ma-\29; Aprile Lanes 27; Bad Boy ; ; mae 4 ne 4 ._B. ae release 215, CA COLD CAPSULES -- jor League, when the Imps took/ Appliances 26, with many of the q Lemon Leaguecd -- Some new: names 5 EEN HELPI Tin boat senitio ue le ai she petits troas the Bad Bay ot ee: eS oe cl ti weak pe mond "ae = 3 neat 3 a LER SRE | Only 45¢ -- family size 800 --s reco + a torrid) 22 the Hetfering club could Team ; Fred Pechaluk set 4 torrid|come up with another big win . pace for the Bad "ied Sapien this week, their chances of a : 3; Bu 67, 66, Let's all try next week, eh? bat oe Mite support Playoff spot would be very pro- vk ; WEDNESDAY NGRT LADIES from his mates and it was a|™Sing. ; . The 3rd section was a close win for Heffering's boys, 1261 to 1117. - Dick Adams 273, Bob Gal- lagher 258 and Jim Casselis 256, SINGLE VISION were the big hitters for the Imps in this game. 7 Heffering's pets took the second game by almost the s same pattern with 1267 to 1117 P for the Bad Boys. The losers' score was identical to the first game and Heffering's total also was almost the same as the pre- vious effort. Gerry Bennett 293, Bob Gallagher 261 and Jim Cas- sells 257, were best for the win- ners. Smarting under the double re- BIFOGA LS verse, the Bad Boy outfit went all - out ol the eee whe " S eo z almost made it but for a bril- : liant finish by Bob 'Gallagher, in | $ q 5 : " PRECISION / anchor, with a smashing 348) a XY OUND LENSES ee. » J game. The team totals for this| ester vy om en S vate u on en one, Heffering's 1257, Bad Boy : me Its | 0 Appliances 1218. 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