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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, December 17, 1965 --=--------~ we r co aul ui Bis ee | Un iaUusiy BOWMANVILLE -- A number of the residents of Bowman- ville and Darlington Township met last Sunday to consider what measures should be taken to prevent the establishment of the §t. Mary's Cement Co. in the area. Ian Smith of Brookdale-Kings- gray Nurseries gave a brief his- ry of the events to date. Al- abe the consequences of air- ion, concussion from blast- and the like are self-evi- dent, the major drawback to this dd project, he pointed out, is the fact that such an in- discourages rather than encourages further industrial development. As a result, it was soon realized that the im- mediate inconveniences were not as serious as the long-range possibilities. Several members gave per- sonal eye-witness accounts of experiences with similar opera- tions. As an outgrowth of the dis- cussion. which followed, a co- ordinating committee was ap- pointed with Jack Lander as chairman. Other members of this committee include, from Bowmanville, Mrs. L. C. Mason, G. Gilpin and I. Smith and from Darlington, W. Colville, G. White and B. Mutton. All those present pledged their willingness to support the efforts of the committee. It was decided to meet with the mem- bers of the co-ordinating com- mittee in the immediate future. WHITBY DISTRICT BOWLING SCORES ST. JOHN The Riu iiiae MIXED BOWLING LEAG Tea rerpcagd alah 7 Bee 5, Y As Natural As & bce eg Pl 5, 5; Cotton Pickers 4, 4; Nameless 3 3, 3; Pinbusters 2, 2; Jerks 2, ™ wemamn' B00. Triples nd .0 Last t i f lomens riples a ver -- Lor- ; N | If vaine Bronisheweski 618, May Lavaliey a ure sé o 579, Pat Marrow 566, Mary Forbes 533, Faye August 527, Mary age 526, Betty Steffier aaa Greta Reiger 506. Womens 200 Singles and Over -- Lor- raine Bronishewski 239, Pat Morrow 236, ! Faye August 228, May Lavalley ay. ee Men's 550 Triples and Over Matt ? Kolsteren 688, Ab Samanski 550, 'Al Bh ler 618, Don Kennelly 505, Tom Ham- mond 597, Lou Bedard 584, Ray Hele 566, SsC¢ OTC¢ xd Samanski 252-202, Al Taylor 243-215, Don Kennelly 241, Ron Reiger 241, Roy Hele g 231, Lou Bedard 227-206, Tom Hammond ; 223-203, Bill Fraser 221, Allan Oerton 220, Harold Forbes 213, Tec Hughes 212, Jack 7 Veltenhelmer 204. Winners of Turkey Roll -- Ab Saman- ski, Matt Kolsteren, Don Kennelly, Lou Bedard, John Bedard, Lorraine Broni. shewski, Mary Forbes, Pau! Cumbo, Ron Reiger, Roy Hele, Mary Bibeau, Betty ; Steffier, May Lavailey, Edna Bedard, Thee Tevruchte, Thersa Wiggers. 2 e WHITBY ae dd gall Mag te UE 6' Silver and Green 6' Green " les 420 and Over -- Al Hammers ea Gea9-220)1 Sim Van. k and d od d # Jim Van- i trunk and a sturdy tripod stand. . , derende 633 (251); sea Seay a (233)4 aw. Completely fireproof -- can be decorated with lights! You can decorate these trees with electric tighte,, F € 6 foot Vinyl Christmos trees in either silver of green without the fear of fire, os they are fireproof! They rs C2) on (Reed e f Decorative, vinyl scotch pine, pre-» eB id Li é : ee 483 (230-241); Sam Princlotta 650 (243);| age assembled Christmas tree with 75 ne i ; : TR | Geil chante hens a o| . ae shaped branches, foliage wrapped 3 ° 630 (258 6% (233-223); il Black 620 (247); Wayne les 220 and Over -- Jack Townson with 55 bronches--toke-oport style--and metal tri- stand 6 feet high and have 67 branches that con be Sing ae 296; Cam Gauvin 284; Hans Zi 263; 4 : jon Latullpe 263; 'Andy "Martinolich 260; GREEN pod stand, taken apart, ond a metal tripod stand. Bill Sibeon 249; Keith Sharman 242; F 4 Hutchinson 237; Ray Short 236; Bi 7 Hewls 231; Alex Fillier 229; Bill Lund- S i | 3 Jack Scott 228; Bill Phillips Norm (ee 225; Bob Piaskitt 222; Bill r & $ bag A Ate Vesters 220. } 'eam Standings -- Jocker's 17; Drew's y 4 Take-opaort style, 6 foot 133 Lewis por koil Tailors 3; Pi ei Chitanos ties with 44 nd ; ; % main branches, 74 side sy ) scrdysnd"'on| ota OPEN 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. EVERY NIGHT (Except $ ; Andrew's 9; gens Villa Hotet iy < ij 1s Mitton Machinery 7 Knightmen 6; J. . stand, ond on aerosol e olVie alVia xcep atur ay a. Rev! € Estate 6; Whitby Poties oa pine spray. bomb. :. . Assoc. 5. MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE Dec. 13 FE. Aang to the following Turkey i} Winners -- Marty Jordan, Ron Pas- = Verna Sandford, Jenny Fowler, Mickey ee eitiy "Paice Cane, ec, ~ Sieeps Serie Sarid ier . sen, Marg Treffer @ Bb: F ; Team Standings -- County Bow! 38, ogllt : Rockets 23; Neighbors 20, Whitby Ages 4 t 29, Woodpeckers 26, Headpins 26, 4 y 4 ree aK gu Crackpots a $s 19, Poker er % " Chips. 1" Webbly Fins le NIT Wits 7, he i - Blowers 7, Sleepers 2. Z a Triples Over 600 -- Ron Pascoe 757 4 ; \ \ : "bt, c £283-270-294) Verna Sandford 697 (209- 261-227); Paul oe 677 (206-278); Mic- . A a potas Sturdy and reliable tree stands that adjust six ways and have an extra large water cup. key McMaster 671 (234-258); Marty Jor- dan 667 (201-311); 'See Hewis 665 (207- 3. Barry Denyer 639 (281); Ron Childs 633 (274); Betty Pascoe 629-238- 203; Rita Cane 621 (244-202); Mery Bemis 416 (225-200); CARL Pascoe 606 (234); Clare Holter 603 (245-206); Don Tripp 601 (211-216). Singles 200 --Mary White 290; Allin Hewis ee Bev. Childs 260; Harvey Roberts 252; Gene Sandison 245; V. Jor- don 244; Joe Locke 242; Betty Puckrin 237; Millie Peggs 233; Bill Hewis 233; Hazel 233; Ron Adair 232-216; Mar- ilyn alge 211; Alice Hewis 230-211; Georgina Nimegeers 228-203; Chuck Gill 226-212; Richard Sandford 226-213; Doug eggs 223; Pat Holter 222; Jessie Leun- ary 32218; Keith Laundry 217; Earl $mith 216-204; Grace Scholten 215; Beth Buote 214; Marg Pascoe 214; Archie Bruce 214; Mickey Mader 214; Don Grant. 212; John Hendricks 212; Fred Lanos 208; John Howland 308; Jenny Fowler 206-205; Bill Vaughan 203; Harold Moore 203; Jane Hamer 203; John Treffers 201. _Aitea Girl Wins ~<"Firt Scholarship: Miss Kathryn Prazienko, 20, of Bowmanville, was recently awarded a scholarship in a nation-wide art contest sponsor- ed by Art Instruction Schools @f Minneapolis, Minnesota. The scholarship, valued at more than $500 was won by Miss Prazienko in competition with contestants from every state in the Union and Canada. It en- titles her to a course of profes- sional training in advertising and related art. Miss Prazienko's scholarship offers her an opportunity to develop and cultivate her na- tural artisite talent to a pro- fessional degree of proficiency. Miss Praxienka pians to begin her art studies immediately. INDOOR CHAISTMAS SET 10-LIGHT | ROTO COLOR INDOOR SET WHEEL Top quality imported indoor set to add brilliance to your : @ Christmas decorations. Com- : Miles °; : plete with add-on connector 'av This colorful roto wheel can be used in an and clip Holders... eses sae DON wy Saul CAN SAY esc It includes a large molded plastic ' nee ce ens, 6' matching cord, and complete as- Chatge it sembly instructions, Bulb is not included. WHEN YOU SHOP WITH A K-MART 15 LIGHT SET .... "atl = "K-MART Will Not Knowingly Be Undersold !" FIND MONEY WASTED MELBOURNE (AP) -- Tele- phone poles in the Australan state of Melbourne have a new, slimmer look. The government found in tests that poles 30 per thin id y hats ' Steal ON_NO. 2 HIGHWAY BETWEEN. OSHAWA & WHITBY sponge safe. It expects to save $i80,-| Ah we e... is ae : o cto R MONEY REFUNDED -~ 000 by installing lighter poles. eee x