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WINNERS OF the 2nd. an- mual "GM Employees Bon- spiel", conducted by the Gen- eral Motors Employees Rec- creation Council, at The Osh- awa Curling Club on Satur- _day, was an entry consisting of four GM workers, each of UXBRIDGE FOUR WINS whom resides in Uxbridge. They are shown above, re- ceiving the GMERC Trophy. Left-to-right, they are:--'*Con" Smyth, "Ab" Waller, Harold ~ Elliott and Jay Merrick, skip, receiving the GM executive Byron Edmond- son, --GM Photograph Dept. trophy from Confusion ran rampant Satur- day night, when the Ohsawa Hawks knocked off Brantford 72-62, in the final game of the Ontario Senior "B" Round- Robin playoffs, in the Donevan Gym. The Hawks made no mistake about the game, but they were left pretty much in the dark as far as the standings in the play- offs are concerned. The main cause of difficulty is a Toronto team, YMHA Blues, who defaulted both their games against the locals. This norm- ally would leave the Hawks with a record of four wins and two losses, good enough to tie for first place with either Brant- ford or Kitchener, depending on what results when these two meet this Saturday. However,t he Ontario Basket- ball Association has apparently decided to disregard their Oshawa Hawks Pull Surprise Win Over Top Brantford Club former opinions on the subject land, unofficially, declare all games involving Toronto null and void. This would mean that the Hawks will have to rely on Kitchener upsetting Branford, thereby creating a three-way tie for first place, and possibly another round-robin, In Saturday's game, Oshawa started early and built up a quick 10-point lea* before the Brantford team knew what hit them. From that point on, the locals were never headed and the resutl was seldom in doubt The margin was cut to seven points at one point but the Hawks opened up a gap of 15 points at another. Hawks' fast-break at'ack once again seemed to be a major factor in the victory but some great defensive work, particu- larly by Tom Olinyk, also played of of! G an important part. scored by a single point, 40-39, in the second frame for their 10-point final margin of on the foul line, throws, to 16 by the visitors. points, 13 in the second half. Three players scored a "lucky 13" points, including forward Brent Oldfield and guards Bob Booth and Fred Reilly. points for Brantford, with Ciiff Goodwin dumping in 15 and Ken Kipp markers. BRANTFORD (62) -- Hotrum (17); Goodwin (15); Kipp (10); son (6); Phillips, Oxley, Mitton and Carefoot. OSHAWA (72) -- Cheski (20); Oshawa led 33-22 at the end the first half and were out- ictory. Hawks actually won the game potting 30 free Carl Cheski topped the Hawks fensively with an even 20 Big Brian. Hotrum tallied 17 chipping in with 10 owree (8); Hubbert (6); Daw- Oldfield (13); Booth (13); Reilly THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, Merch 30,1964 7] Win Trop Ajax Shellettes won the first girls' hockey tournament held in the Whitby Arena on Satur- day when they defeated Barrie 7-2 in the final round of the 15-game tournament. In the final game, Barrie needed to down Ajax by- at least four goals to force a tournament draw and win on a total goals scored basis. But Ajax upset the Barrie crew to top the title. "A More than 350 people visited the Arena during the day to see some of the most exciting girls' hockey ever played in this area. ONLY TWO UPSETS Teams from Humberside, Stouffville, Uxbridge, Cobourg, Barrie and Ajax. proved to be well matched with only two upsets in the round-robin series, Excitement ran high from the time of the first game at 8.00 a.m. until the completion of the th af th Ajax Shellettes hy In Tourney Sweep scorer -- Barrie, Mary Berthe- lolli. Ajax Shellettes won the Don Fleming Trophy for win- ning the tournament. Uxbridge received the H. Gibson Fina Trophy for finishing second and e Jim Bishop Award went to Barrie for ending third. HELMETS FOR WINNERS | The tournament received an unexpected poost during the ternoon when the Perdix Re-" search Co. approached tourna- ment officials and donated a full set of hockey helmets in team colors for the championship. Tournament officials: would like to thank all those who | assisted in running the event. There were many who donated their time without which the day could not have been suc- cessful. And most sincere anks to those who contribut- ed trophies and awards to th tournament. ; Ajax wound up the touma- (13); Olinyk (7); Grier (5); Gunn (1); and Campbell. Officials -- Jim. Brady and Dave Kelly. John De Hart New League President John DeHart was elected to succeed Sid Loscombe as presi- dent of the Oshawa Civil Serv ice Softball League, when tha' body held its 1964 organizationa meeting last week. Past-president Loscombe wa elected recording secretary 0 the league, which will consist « six teams: Oshawa Dairy, Os awa Post Office, Oshawa Fir fighters, Oshawa Police. Assoc Reynolds and Excelsior Life. Next league meeting has bec called for April 22, at 480 Mill: avenue, at 7.30 o'clock. ment with five wins and no de- feats while Uxbridge had four wins and suffered one loss. In their other games, Ajax defeated Stouffville 4-1, _ Co- bourg 2-0, Uxbridge 2-6 and won their semi-final game over Humberside 7-0. Remember When? ... By THE CANADIAN PRESS Montreal Canadiens crushed Toronto Maple Leafs 11-0 in the last game of a semi-final playoff in Montreal 20 years ago to- night, taking the series five games to one. The result was a shutout record in Na- tional Hockey League play- ofs. Canadiens, who went on to win the Stanley Cup, scored five goals in three minutes, 36 seconds of the third period. final game at 10.30 p.m, The games were kept well under control by the referees, with only a limited number of minor penalties being handed out, plus only one ten-minute misconduct in 600 minutes of action, Hockey fans were thrilled to see Bill Durnan of NHL fame on hand to present a number of awards to competing teams. He was impressed with the deter- ination, enthusiasm and com- petitiveness shown by all teams. i, Spadafore of Ajax assist- d with the presentation of wards and commented on the mooth organizational work hich helped to make the tour- ament such a success. Trophies and Awards were s follows: Ajax Sportsman op Goaltender Award xbridge, Cheryl Paradine. ewellery -- Whitby for top Acadian Cleaners In Major Playoffs According to the statistics, the Acadian club must be rated as the underdog, with the other clubs being Peoples Credit Jew- ellers, Darrigo's Foods, Steel Art. Signs, Stanley L. Jarvis In- surance and Unico Foods or Bayview Bowl. Being on the short end of the betting odds is nothing new to the local boys, who overcame a similar situation in season 1961- 62, to take the silverware. The best wishes of the five- pin fraternity go with the Aca- dians in their quest for top honors. 'General Motors Employees Hold 2nd Annual Bonspiel Fred Elliott, Bill Barta, D, Rundle, Art Budd, skip, Lloyd Somerville, Belg and ag 163-64, Len merville, Z : Ralph Somerville, With the Oshawa Acadian re 2\Gleaners club being a partici- Se Or pant, the following schedule Malcolm Nesbitt, |should be of much interest to Ross Milton, | local five-pin enthusiasts. 7; stashciy, '| The schedule for the 20-game Si Groceries rolloff will open at ee aan' Oh April 5 at 1 p.m. followed by a "ie Fer ty 7.)second 5-game set at Newton- Howard Saywell, brook Lanes, North Yonge, aiso falatechenld on April 5 at 6 p.m. Bert Granik, The series will continue with skip, -lanother 5-game set at Albion Len Yuill Bowl on April 11 at 2 p.m. fol- 6,|20U9 Calhoun, aE Rhos lowed by the final five games "/Don Crothers, Bobby being rolled ai Aprile Lanes at wu i ee '11 pam. on April 12. Second Game Taking part in their third con- yclaughlin, 7(Wi; Les Gorrie, 7(L).|secutive. Toronto, City Major x Brodie, H 5 7 4 : . Bert Gronik, 7(T); Ross Milton, 7(1);|Playotf series, the Acadian ge , 1 Art Budd, '|Cleaners club, Se by. Pe Eee 5 8. Brain, Jack Bawks; ene of Oshawa's 5 Ora 20; W. ie 7(1),|prominent sportsmen, will be J. Merrick, 10; D. Crothers, .;going all-out to keep the local Third (Prize) Gome threat alive. Art Stubbins, 8; Bert Dingley, Acadians previously won this Wally Butler, ; Don championship in the 1961-62 sea- een Coan, son and four members of that esey, Lloyd Sturch, title-winning team are still on Bia the roster, namely, Ozzie . Copel Keeler, Dick' Adams,' Dutch Lugtenburg, and Bob Gallagher. The other three members of the present club, Ron Jay, Jim Cas- sells and Gerry Bennett, will be taking part in their first cham- pionship playoff series in this top ranking loop. Oshawa Boys Lose In Final Toumey Tilt Oshawa Bantam All-Stars, playing in the Trenton Kiwanis Club Bantam Hockey Tourna- ment, on Saturday, won their first two rounds but had to settle for runner-up honors, when defeated 2-0 by Ottawa, in the tournament final, Oshawa defeated Trenton 1-0 in their first game, on a goal by Durmont O'Brien, assisted by Pat Greeley. In the second game, against Belleville, Osh- awa Bantams won a 3-0 decision with Wayne Blanchard scoring twice unassisted and Scott, from Whiting, getting the other tally. In the 'A' Section final, La- rose scored both goals for Ot- tawa, one on 2 solo effort and the other on a pass from Malone. Oshawa's fine showing in all three games of the tournament was sparked by the fine goal- tending: job turned in by Walter Krochman, ALUMINUM SHAWA FREE PARKING Secretary Pere Cutting of the 'Toronto City Men's Major five- pin bowling league has officially announced the playoff schedule 'lfor the team champidnship ior J, Hair, Jack O'Brien, H. Tresise, Jack Elliott, skip, Ted Twining, Ken Dawson, Dud' Deeley, Vern McLaughlin, 6.) skip, 9% M. Rosebaugh, Dave Low, Drew Jacobi, Byron Edmondson, skip, > R. Lawrence, Chas. O'Connell, C Zlayt Reid, Doug Skinner, Hal Beard, Dick McLaughlin, skip, 9; R, Gulliver, Doug Taylor, Jack Magee, Bev' Smith, skip, Harold Ball, Stan Sereda, Dyson Brooks, Lloyd Sturch, skip, Ross Gibbs, Ross Hawe, Ray Webster, Dunc Brodie, The General Motors Em-|chairman Jack Copeland and in- ployees Recreation Council held/cluded Alex Brodie, who acted is 2nd annual borspiel at TRE lay drawmaster forthe day;' Art day, with a full entry of 32 rinks aie regalbaaond yf articipating in the popular|TOOKs, n ' : : sl Gibbs, George Tresise and John event, which saw a foursome) 8, "Cory a'l from Uxbridge, capture the| Harris. Chairman Copeland and members of his committee GMERC Trophy, with a total of ° : 74 points, for their three wins. supervised the presentation of ane ' the 16 sets of handsome prizes, The winning rink, which con-/at the conclusion of the day's sisted of "Con" Smyth, Harold)njay Each of the 16 rinks who Elliott, "Ab" Waller and Jay|qualitied for the third game of Merrick, skip, came up wWithithe 'spiel, received prizes and their biggest win of the day, in/there were also several "lucky|® their third game, to nose out|qraw" prizes presented, Lioyd Sturch's entry by the slim OTHER WINNERS margin of one point. I I ny The bonspiel was conducted) Third prizes went to Dunc on a "point" basis, with 10|Brodie's rink with a total of 68 points. Following in order were points for a win, two points for : 2 oras each "end" won, plus the points|rinks skipped by "Rich" Vesey, 64; Art Stubbins, 59; Alex scored in margin of victory. : ) Sturch's rink, which included|Brodie, 56; Don Jenkins, 55; Harold Ball, Stan Sereda and|Morgan Furey, 54; Bill Geer, Dyson Brooks, emerged with 73/54; Jack Copeland, 54; Wally points for their three wins. pt nd ae -- ping The trophy and top prizes,|McUaugnin, 40; Don Crothers, donated by General Motors,|4!; Bert Dingley, 40 and Len Edwards, 37, were presented to the winners by company executive Byron| Aggregate totals were used to Edmondson while the prizes tojdecide the standings, in cases the runners-up, also donated by|where rinks had an equal num- the company, were presented by|ber of points. Don Liddiard, executive mem-| Following are the complete re- ber of the GM Employees Rec-| sults: reation Council, on behalf of the Council chairman, Wm. G. Gum- mow. The committee in charge of the bonspiel was headed by G. Cox, 'Rich' Vesey, skip, Syd Temple Gord Jackson, Roy Morris, Ev. Jackson, >, Smyth, Harold Elliott, 'Ab' Waller, 6 Jay Merrick, "| skip, J. McLelland, Ed. Drinkle, Norm Kerr, 4,|Alex Brodie, skip, Ray McAvoy, 'Pat' King, "Ab' Price, Jack Copeland, ; skip, Bill Johnson, Gene Quontrell, Bill O'Donnell, Tom McDowell, skip, Bill Jenkins, Murray Walker, Geo. Tresise, Art Stubbins, skip, Don Liddiard, Glenn Branton, 'Wink' Gummow, Frank Black, Ed. Branton, Ray Cowan, |Bert.Dingley, skip, Norm Briggs, Dave Lowe, Don Jenkins, skip, Fred Elliott, Len Glover, Ruddy Andrews, Morgan Furey, WHEEL BALANCE...A SMART BUY AT YOUR GENERAL MOTORS DEALER'S! skip, x, Maurice Black, Brain, Don Ferguson, Lloyd Sturch, ID, Jenkins, A, Stubbins, T. McDowell, R. Vesey, J. Copeland, F. Black, Ev. Jackson, B. Edmondson, Dunc Brodie, ; D. McLaughlin, M. Furey, 12; Bill McHugh, 11:00 O'CLOCK DRAW Ron Elliott, Ww. J Bill Kellar, John Luke, Wally Butler, skip, Neo=pyae Morgon Furey, Les Gorrie, L. Edwards, Pe ABeUED 9:00 O'CLOCK DRAW 2. Mitchell, Arn McEachern, Bill Burns, , Beatty, J. Elliott, Doug McCabe, Bill McHugh, Bill Potts, skip, skip, OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS 730, 170); B. Gledhill 642 180, 245); J. Goodes 641 (150, 302, 189); B. Gallant 627 (231, 203, 193); P. Cormier 626 (204, 194, 224); 1, Welch 615 (193, 251, 171); F. Linley 611 (230, 137, 244); R. Smith 613 | (219, 150, 244); D. Sayer 610 (155, 228, 232) and J. Jefferson 602 (237, 157, 208). High Singles -- R. Dingman 279, D. Cooper 253, L. Arp 236, J, Bell 233, 201, A. Legere 230, C. Winacott 229, P. Her- cla 23, B. Taylor 218, B. Scott 213, S. Weeks 211, V. Claus 209, G. Stockwood 206, W. Smith 204, 214, D, Solomon 204, K, Blakomer 201, D. Wiillams 202, M. Kalynko 200 and |. Paenney 200. esting acu -- H. McArdle 85 and ig 98, PARTS AND SERVICE LEAGUE High Triples -- J. Cook 794 (283, 275, 236), R. Coulson 789 (226, 296, 267), K. Dandies 2 and Daffy Ducks | land 656 (269, 252). 743 (iat as BO) Ww. Maes, Pgh Juniors (2 games) -- PinWreckers 3,| 200 Gmes -- Glen McGee 236, Billlas9), H. McLeod 665 (285), F. Brent 663 Alley Aces 0; HeadPins 3, Jokers 0; Hur-|Cook 207, Jack Strank 210, Lorne Pol-| (217° 953), R. Piper 661 (318), G. Mercier ricanes 3, LiveWires 0; Beatniks 3, Twist-|lard 230, John Jukes 217, Gert Markalous|4¢) (270, 213), E. Turner 640 (213, 245), ers 0; Atoms 3, Typhoons 0; Cyclones 2/221, Herb Stewart 205, Ross Sutherland! a vijia 621 (23, 252) F. Dwyer 616 (234), and Jetsons 1. 264, Gerri Edwards 209, Marion McGee|q' Hircock 611 (215, 204), E. Sweet 608 Seniors (3 games) -- Spacers 3, Plutos|202, Lorne Curry 248, 220, Dan Charuk/(936 205), kK. $mith 606. (206, 212), ¢. 1 Saturns 3, Martians 1; Planets 3 and/205, Flo Strank 201, Marie Stewart 200,|Tayior 60S (205, 209) and J. McCutcheon Jopiters os Ivan Parrott 236, 239, and Leo Bour-|¢o7 (215, 218). Z igh Scores -- There was only one/dages 20). eos Bantam hitting his mark this week as| Team Standings -- Nuts and Volts inlay Pythadrey Petes Hig Ag ar se Doug McLeese, really hitting his stride) Killerwatts 13, Diodes 13, Protons 12.) 243, G. Kurelo 236, R. Day 234, F. Elliott of late, came up with @ nice 363 (201)./Chargers 12 Hot Shocks 11, Computers|232) 209, E. Ferguson 225, C. Pinsent 223, Nice going, Doug. Nand VHF's 6. D. Clark 216, 214, J. Dell 215, N. Smith Junior Girls -- Dorothy Black 377 (236), 212, J. Gow 211, H, O/Nell 208, F. Peter- Joanne Smith 374 (206), Pam. Harding) LADIES MAJOR "A" LEAGUE | son 203, J. Malarz 202 and E. Clark 202 354 (191), Irene Roznik 345 (184) and Joan). The first night of playoffs is over and|" points Taken -- Cadillacs 4, Corvalrs 0; Taylor 316 (197). Modern Upholstering with 3467 are on|puicks 4, Oldsmoblies 0; GMC's 3, Chev- Junior Boys -- John Spencer 408 (224),/top by a slim margin of 42 pins, overirolets 1;'Maple Leafs 3 and Pontiacs 1 Scugog Cleaners, 3425, Next Is Horwich 3 z Tim Nicholls 387 pT Rvoctgtoliacd (214), Bob Dervent 330 + Don Collins | Jewellers with 3401 and Nu-Way Rugs 3400. 318 (202) and Rick Brooks 315 (717). |Then came Hambly's Beverages 3276,| COWNTOWN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Senior Girls -- Avril Devenish 714 (253,|Hayden Macdonald's 3205, Acadian Ciean-|,,1e#™ Standings -- 'Spruce Villa Hotel 248, 213), and Pat Smith 586 (234). jers 3193, Strouds 3103, Young Moderns | 26-87-6547 McLaughlin Fuel 31--86,260;| Oshawa Dairy Senior Boys -- Mike (Champ) Childer- | 3048 and Lakas Coffee Shop 2756. hose 792 (292, 256, 244), Dave Bennett 650) 700 -- Ev Redpath 790 (311), Betty (228, 217, 205), Wayne Fowler 574 (206),|Reese 768, Marion Dingman 754, Janet fan Jackson 573 (258) and Bill Maule/Peel 747, Isabelle King 741, Inez Curl (21), me Innis DeLong 712 and Mary Mann There will be no bowling Saturday, due 5 650 -- Lorraine Murphy 697 (323), Flo to the Easter weekend. Russell 692, Ev Harding 689, Alice West- BUSH LEAGUE ley 687 (304), Joyce "Porter, 686, Nancy Points Taken -- Len and Lou's 3, City|Love 685, Josie Westlake 677, Joyce Bell Yard 1; Beatty's 3, Acme Haulage 1;/659, Millie Belida 656 and Yvonne Du- Tony's 3, CNR 1; Doyle Construction 4/gay 650. and George's ; High Triples -- K. Bent 655 (251, 231), STORIE PARK LEAGUE W. Ritzie 637 (229, 212), R. Wright 607,| The first week of the playoffs Is over, C. Bowman 642 (254), A. Cameron 747) and the Albanys are out In the lead, with (29, 235, 222), $. Lawrence 632, J. Sar-|a very smali margin of 44 pins. In the novsky 63 (263), R. Gifford 607 (308, 275,| consolation the Mills hold @ lead of 120 724), A. Bruce 810 (290, 285, 235), H./pins, but things can change In a hurry Booth 673 (85) and J. Huband 686 (242,/in playoff bowling. Just keep throwing }, 221). and may jeams win, May High Single -- L. Doyle. French and the hid- den triples. ward 117, G. Kunkel 122, R. McCartney THE THIRTY-SIX LEAGUE High Triples -- Oscar Morrison 787,|102, P. Swartz 110, J. Osier 119, B. Mar- OOUBLES -- Marion Harding 411 (250).|/Bill Short, Jr. 727, Alex Anderson 677,|sha! 121, R. Young 135, H. Brown 117, er 200 scores -- Eva McCabe 221,/Lou Locke' 672, Harry Williams 663, Bob|B. McLean 104-132-115, S. Thovis 133, C. Ruby Lane 221 and Belle Forbes 218. [Amey 663, Helen Powlenchuk 660, Ariene|Weeks 123, A. Smart 122, B. Wilson 110 Rockets took three points from Try|Sargant 652, Joyce Porter 646, Jean Whit-|and B. Melch 103. | Hards; Maple Buds took three points|mee 643, John Sawdon 644, Ken Willsher| Only four more weeks fil the playoff | from Thisties, and Rose Buds took two/431, Reg Wood 617, Maurice Lyon 610,/and then your annual banquet. Arrange- Points from Busy Bees. Vince Craddock 610, Ozzie Whitmee 607/ments for both are going along quite well Team standings -- Busy Bees and Esme Kornylo 603 by your hard-working entertainment Buds 23, Rockets 20, Maple Buds Hards 18 and Thisties 6. - 'Al' Wilson, Don Wilson, 'Bucky' Luke, Les Gorrie, skip, Bob Skitch, Len Edwards, skip, 10; 6. 12; (217, Club Standing BANTAM "A" ROUND-ROBIN MOTOR CITY STORE LEAGUE | Points -- Jury and Lovell 17, People's) Men A. Venema 273, D. Mount- Ww Kernaghan 14, Nu-Way 13,|loy 238, $. Gray 225, B. Hurst 214, 208, Kinlock's 12, Modern Uphoistery 10, Gold|J. Scott 207, E. Hawley 206, 206, Gord Medal 10, Swan's $, Jordon's 5 and|Ford 205, G. Maunder 203, B. Pike Angus Graydon 3. 201 and K. Pike 201. High bowlers for the afternoon -- All| Ladies 600 -- Winnie Scott was the only Hill 508 (305, 203), Odie White 452 (219,/gal to reach the charmed circle with 233), Mary Frobel 424 (290), Mabel Moss 263). 417 (218), Irene Campbell 404 (200, 204), Ade Floody -- H. Johns 239, 215, B. og 404 (277) and Ann Gwilliams| Wilson 229, E. Hawley 215, D. Coleman 220). Over 200 -- Barb Harding 248, Helen 210, P. Marlowe 210, G. Locke 209, 202 and B. Grandy 200. Gourley 234, Ev Sitnson 224, Marg Warlow 236, Marion Hutchins 211, Jean McLaugh- Points Taken This Week -- Hawks 4, Jets 0; Hustlers 4, Beavers 0; Aces 3, lin 207, Caroline Dawson 206, Merle Poche and Annette Iliffe 201. Robins 1; Tops 3, Larks 1; Ramblers 3 and Wizards 1. | ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE LEAGUE! 600 Games -- Edith McMahon 706 (234, 217, 255), Diana Charuk 692 (252, 247), Deane Fry 619 (236) and Bert Suther- Colmean 602 (231, 216). = so 4 m4 oe Canadian Corps Loca] 1500 Canadian Tire Coca Cola Duplate Westmount Kiwanis 0 BANTAM "B": ROUND-R B'Nai B'Rith eG Local 1817 Scugog Cleaners Police Assoc, Houdaille Ind, Local 2784 MIDGET ROUND Navy Lions Firefighters Kiwanis Kinsmen Local 222 Rotary Canadian Legion JUVENILE ROUND-R: Hayden Macdonald 682 (208, 211, Ladies 200 Se ee ce oo enn oo cotm#an L |F. S eseorp, Zz BI MOTOR CITY JUNIOR LEAGUE Points Taken -- Bantams (2 games) -- Gatfers 3, PopEyes 0; Yaki Doodles 3, Goofies 0; Yogi Bears 2, Bug Bunnies 1; 2 co Cop NWN AO| 0 i] = eZ ooocsosce _ S tem or Oo Oe SMALL INVESTMENT WITH BIG RETURNS! Unbalanced wheels will pound the road like a triphammer. Flat spots soon develop on the tires. Tire wear can actually double! Your General Motors dealer has special wheel balancing equipment which checks unbalance... indicates exactly how much and where to attach lead counter- weights like the one above. This inexpensive service takes less than two hours for all four wheels. Pays off handsomely in longer tire life and a smoother, safer ride. It's just one more example of the excellent returns you get with regular Guardian Maintenance service on your GM car or truck. 3 3 1 2 1 "Ri 5 4 3 4 1 1 & 0 Smewreero SrHwwonre 3 2 George's TV Towers 25--86,207; ;| Auto Workers Allas's BA 318827) Richmond Tire 20 Credit Union -- 80,239; Dunn's Tailors 18--82,833; Peo- ? ple's Clothing 17--80,428; Motor City 15-- Tony s Refresh. 80,363; Rosebow! 11--83,756 and White Stars 9--55,901. | High Triples -- C. Burgess 746, M. Bell 727, J. Bilida 706, D. Bishop 769, J. Mc- Kinnon 746, K, Wiley 741, N. O'Reilly 739, J. Vasko 706, A. Greene 702, Ed. Mc- Leod 718, H. Appleton 789 and R. Plypiu 705. High Single -- H, Appleton 300, J raboy 301, K. Wiley 300 and J. 1. ' Kx) : Lemon League -- J. Jim, you finally made Congratulations! Some very good efforts again this week. 1 see some fellows are really frying. J. Klapo 133, B. Smith 128, F. Hay- 3 3 1 0 wwe KS mr Ow Oo OM aiige Irving 97. Well ALUMINUM It all by yourself. AWNINGS GENUINE, LIFETIME HOOLVENT Ventilated Aluminum AWNIN the best t Ozzie Whitmee won PORCH ENCLOSURES STORM-SCREEN DOORS-WINDOWS PRIME WINDOWS CMHC ACCEPTED FLEXALUM SIDING JALOUSIES ALUMATOPS FOR PICK-UP TRUCKS "oe KONG ST. EAST. 23, Rose . 18, Try er 200 -- Tony Killinbeck 278, Joe| chairman. Parson 266, Jack McLean 257, Jack John- son 240, Bud French 240, 201, Art Sargant 248, Don Pierson 229, James Scott Sr. | Two regulars are in the charmed circle | Frank. French 225, Colin Wilson 223, Ruby/this week, Norm O'Relily 706 (249, 201, | Parson 216, Lois Short 213, Bill Short, Sr.|9s6); Dick Stata 703 (221, 261, 221). Con-| 213, Evelyn Morris 211,.Don Pierson 211,|gratulations to both. 600 triples: Aubrey George Powlenchuk 205, Joan Taylor 204)/ Hircock 669 (211, 266); Joan McClelland : pps Pia ag Pa hongy 204 | 662 (266, 203). Ev- Stata 655 (236, 235); Green 2. yy' " iv , |Art Peeling 65) with a very nici . Bi High Doubles -- M. Cockerton 534 (277,/Beth Kane 200. Spiers a (236, 249); tim Nemish ant 257); M. Irwin 497: (276, 221); ©. Shortt) Playoffs -- Albanys/ 3,197, Cromwells! (24), 229); Frances Gibbs 609 (200, 261): | 462 (216, 246); M. Pirie 440 (223, 217); B.)3,153, Simcoes 3,033, Hillsides 2.939, JohN-' Don' Robinson 604 (218) and Wes Stata 600| Dewiand 439 (251); |. Frost: 429 (243); $./stons 2,878 and Hibberts 2,802. (223, 227). | Stead 411 (230) and B. Hunt 408 (222). | Consolations -- Mills 3,342, Burtons! 299 Singles -- Molly Hartshorn 241, 218, | High Singles -- 8. Wilson 235, A. Cor-|3,222, Centres 3,146, Montraves 3,017, Col-|1 ouise Richardson 239, Lucy Peeling 230, | nish 230, F. Russell 225, J. Saywell 216, J.Jieges 2,988, Tresanes 2,902, Cuberts 2.781 | john Pisani 225, Morris Davey 216, Bill| Huston 204 and L. Burkhart 200, jand Oxfords 2,769. Elliott 211, Bill McClelland 208, 202; Win-| ALBERT STREET CHURCH LEAGUE | FRIDAY NIGHT INDUSTRIAL -- |", Killen 204 and George Morgan eg The Hustlers have taken over the lead} points Taken -- Motor City 3, Dalry /iicxs 9; Daks 3, Oscars 0; Pips 2, Helf- fn this section with 22 points, Larks 21,/Queen 0; Genosha 2, Westmount 1; Qual-/4-. 7, Jays 2, Kayos 1. This was the Hewks 19, Tops 18, Beavers 18, Aces 18,lity Fuels 2, Gillards 1; Homes by Harrl- | act night In 3rd section team Standings Rambiers 14, Jets 12, Wizards 10, Robins!son 2 and Acadian 1. are: Daks 21, Jays 17, Colts 15, Hicks 15,1 8. ; : High Triples. -- P. Tompkins 759 (237, /pips 13, Kayo's 12, Oscars 11, Heifers 4. Men 600 -- Gord Shemilt was high bowl-| 230, 292); R. Richard 712 (235, 236, 241)3) Attention! March 27 is the first night of for the night with"708 (305, 234), A:|F, Hayward 71) (261, 196, 254); B. 'Skin-|the play-offs. If you have to bowl off one Allman 693 (208, 283, 202), M. 'Morrison ner 710 (265, 243, 202); D. Wilson 672 (233,/of the executive must keep score, All 689 (283, 241), P. Clark 687 (260, 246), 191, 248); R. Doyle 658 (159, 244, 255); A.|teams are in the play-offs. Bowling ban-| R. Plancke 673 (238, 272), E. Holiand|Vailencourt 650 (208, 213, 229); D. Mossiquet April 11, Union Hall, downstairs pe 498 (244), ©, Davie 629 (237, 232) and F./644 (188, 196, 280); H. 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