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THE OSHAWA TIMES, 1 May 4, 1966 Laurier LaPierre, co-host of the CBC TV program This Hour Has Seven Days, has been fired from the show, causing an uproar that has threatened a walk- out by CBC producers. OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS HUMORESQUE BLIND LEAGUE | High bowler for last week was Scott | McColeman with (183, 152) 335, followed | by Pat stone AL gt oa 296; sree White (99, 80) McDonough ve 49) 143 and Harold i temen (4, 7) " LAKEVIEW LADIES' LEAGUE | season Is over and congratula- | tions go to the Rolling Pins, who won the championship with a total of 6117, | Runners-up were Kooks, 6025; 3rd, Pin: | ettes, 5908 and 4th, Diamonds, 5497. in the Consolation, it was pee Hot Shots winning with 5901 Nlowed closely by Crackerbys 5895; | Alley Cats 5840 and Shindigs 5615. 700 -- M. Wanamaker 708 (258, 264). 600 -- L. Parry 666 (241, 258); H. Holt- foster 628 (202, 233); S. Brant 616 (211,/ 255); _B. Baron 607 (244) and M. Ress) 600 (221). 200 -- B. McDiarmid 262, G. McDon- Bell 248, &. Findlay 235, R. Wry 234, & 4, B. Smith 223, E, Clieff 221, T. Regim- | 216, P. Lemaire 211, D. Tomina 208, | |, Wessman 205, P. Clapp 203, E. Schroth 13, H. Colby 201 and V. Freeman 200. | Hope fo see you all at the banquet, | May 14, 6.00 p.m. GLENHOLME SCHOOL Jon Lee was once again the highest | Scorer for the Senior boys. Glynis Gard} and Billy Nichols tied with 180 for the! Senior boys and giris 'and again Bobby ow! led the Intermediate class with 95. Senior Boys -- Jon Lee 358, Randy McArthur 354, Carlo DeJong 254, John Wilson 152, Robert Pearson 165, Philip Tipton 220;Wayne Vennor 182, John Bax- fer 112 and Kenneth Steed. 170. Senior Boys and Girls -- Linda Hard- Ing 170, Christine Straszewski 152, Chris- tine Larush 130, Karen O'Boyle 135,/ Glynis Gard 180, Wanda Mather 115, Billy Nichols 180 and John Bisschop 150. | Intermediate Ciass --~Bobby Henning 195, Brian Bernier 190, Staniey Welsh 145, Jimmie Brown 130, Mary Polacok 100, David O'Boyle 140, Susan Lazin 90 end Margaret Reid 120. OLD COUNTRY CLUB Points Taken -- Geordies 2, Cellar Dwellers 5; Rolling Stones §, Skittles 2; Corner Pins 3, The Duffy's 4 and The | Nuts 3, Handicappers 4. Over 600 -- Dave Duncan 872 (222, | 354, 296); Lillie Finch 649 (211, 257, 181); Phil Addington 620 (105, 234, 281); Ron | Brown 678 (244, 243, 191); Ernie Mc- -| liwraith 621 (178, 220, 223); Sadie Stovell | 64) (193, 235, 213); Frank Linley 647) (219, 167, 261) and Keith Alderton 7/5 (268, 213, 294). Over 200 -- Jack Frost 216, Joyce Lin- fey 246, Bob Fredricks 248, Dave Whor- ra! 202, Marg Hall 276, Betty Whitmarsh | 235, Allan Cooper 225, Ben Fisher 217, | 211, Brenda Baron 229, 219, Stan Red- fearn: 224, 208, Joe Finch 209, Audrey | Fredricks 221, Brian Whitmarsh 220, Roy | Mills 208, Jean Carter 204 and Eric Smith 251. Lemon League -- Arthur Watts 98, George Day 52, Connie Addington 77,/ Lala Whitmarsh 96 and Mildred Cooper 8. MOTOR CITY STORE LEAGUE Playoffs are over and congratulations to Anaus Graydon team on winning the) championship trophy, with Captain Mae Jamieson, Ada Floody, Muriel Batt, Dot | Smith, Eunice O'Brien and Kay Manilla. | Kinloch's team captured the consola- tion award, with Captain Ev. Picea Fairley Bouckley, Lou Dobbins, Rose Fitzgerald, Pat Lacroix and Mary Bell. | 40 Games -- Betty Black 464 (238, 226); Cella Wigg 457 (248, 209); Irene) Campbell 433 (225, 208); Pat Lacroix 426 | (299); Lou Dobbins 424 (205, 219); Helen! Rudka 414 (246); Ev Stinson 410 (234) and Mae Jamieson 400 (235) 200 Games -- Mara McNeil 298, Rose Stovin 246, Mary Frobel 243, June Grice 227, Norma Bradburn 221, Mary Bell 217, Monnie Hubbell 216, Belle Logeman 216, Millie Holmes 213, Fairley Bouckley 211, Eleanor Crowells 205, Muriel Batt 203 and Eunice O'Brien 203. ALBERT STREET CHURCH LEAGUE Congratulations to the Rockets on win-| ning the. championship Trophy, with a total score of 5459. Next in line were the Jays with 5296, Satellites 5106 and Stars The Starlings captured the Consolation Trophy with 5866. Congratulations! Sea} Fleas were next with 5140. Tan cats 4974, Jets 4753, Hawks 4662 and Bugs 4598. Art Aliman ted the men with his nice) triple of 766 (283, 263, 220); Roger Plancke | 718 (278, 254); Stan Gray 694 (286, 209); Eric Jacklin 643 (281); Bill Pike 642 (221, 213, 208); Lloyd Edwards 637 (249, 227); Mace Morrison 626 (224, 208); Perce Clark 612 (241, 221); Richard Crouter 602 (269); Keith Pike 602 (267, 210); Mark Hill 236; Gord Shemilt 228; Norm Mar- | mien 219; Ross Clark 213; Glen Maun- der 212, 207; Cliff Davis 207, 202; Frank | Cooper 203 and Gord Ford. 202. | Pearl Marlow was high for the ladies | with her triple of 679 (292, 248); Grace | Locke 620 (243, 214); Marg Jacklin 617) 617 (212, 204, 201); Jean Morrison 238; Winnie Scott 234; Doris Zedic 222; Betty Grandy 215 and Ivy Gibbs 209. See you all at the banquet on Satur- day, May 7, at 6.15 p.m. sharp. | | MEN'S COMMERCIAL LEAGUE First Week -- Vincents (997, 1026, 1129) | 3152; Beatty Haulage' (913, 1017, 1318) | 3248); Doyles Construction (1155, 1011, 1056) 3222; Dempsters (1098, 1007, 1107 | 3292; Honyokers (1156, 1036, 980) 3172; Rebels (1077, 1065, 1059) 3201; City Yards (1104, 1120, 909) 3133; and Dodgers (1197, | 960, 939) 3096 Second Week --- Vincents (1116, 1159, 1171) +6598; Beatty Haulage (1108, 1128, | 1163) 6647; Doyles Construction 1123, 1024, | 1204) 6573; Dempsters (1131, 1069, 1082) 6574; Honyokers (982, 985, 1041) 6180; Re- bels (1005, 1157, 1089) 6452; City Yards} (986, 1091, 1055) 6265 and Dodgers (1091, | 924, 1164) 6275. Championship -- Beatty 'Haulage (6647) Consolation: Rebels (6452). | { Hypertension Ease Reported ATLANTIC CITY (AP) -- A Worcester, Mass., doctor has re- | ported a successful experiment to relieve hypertension. Dr, James B. 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