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Secretary for the league, and captain of the two teams, is G. "Pat" McConnell of 314 Richmond St. East. Her moth- er, Mrs, James R. 'McConnell, said of her daughter: 'She's been bowling for quite a while now. She seems to enjoy it." The younger McConnell is ably assisted by her mother and Mrs. Thomas McDonough, the league scorekeepers, and by coaches who assist the bowl- ers. ' ' ; Sian The coaches last Monday . ee ' . . y were Mrs. Veda Norton and oe ee ' ; : i Mrs. Lois Johnston of Knox Presbyterian Church. It is their job to line up the bowlers on the alley and tell them which pins are still standing. They are assisted in this task by a rail, which serves as both a guide and suport. SCORE OF 278 Scores turned in at the Mon- day night gatherings range from zero to over 200, Said -CHA NEEDS CLOSE CO-ORDINATION «++ Club President Art Berry and Wife Oshawa Times Phote DANCING PURELY "SOCIAL FUNCTION" ees Nellie Goetens and John Nekkers Oshawa Times Photo WALTZ STILL HAS POPULAR APPEAL «+» Mr, and Mrs, J. M. Ballentine of Oshawa Oshawa Times Photo City Dance Club Flourishes - "Its A Ball" John B, Cliff -- SS S both well By WILLIAM DANIELS Of The Times Staff "After 10 lessons at the Osh awa Ballroom Dancing Club, uou seem to gain more con- fidence and have more fun on the dance floor," says Arthur Berry of 86 Churchill, club president, The club is entering its sec- ond season and, with 30 mem- bers, is looking forward to a successful year, "We are trying to interest people in ballroom dancing as a means of recreation and to better social activi- " said Mr. Berry. "Out objective is "not to achieve professional status or enter competitions, it is purely a social function. If a person feels that they would like to compete, we would certainly encourage them," he said, Two couples from the club tried for their Bronze Medal in Hamilton last year and re- evived ith "We have two top notch in- structors from. Toronto," said qualified to teach. "Mr, Chaff is the chairman of the board of directors and national president of the Can- adian Dance Teachers Associa- tion, He is "also "an "honorary member of the Imperial Society Continued On Page 23 SERN . '. AN MRS. ADA McDONOUGH IN ACTION - +. Awards Made In Two Groups Oshawa Times Phote Scott McColeman, "I guess my highest score this year is 278." McColeman said he had been bowling with the "blind bowl- ers" for two years, although he had, been in ling for many years prior to joining the Mon-| day night group. | The bowlers cap their season off in May with a banquet an ON THE TOWN Mr. Berry, "Mr. and Mrs. Po eu oer aet 1 HRN ET PAT RE The posh Vintage Room of the Georgian Motor Hotel . scientific spot removal , . . + gentle handling ond attention to GANITONS 'searyrce minor repairs, Call on us todey for this complete professional fobric core. Home Delivery and Cosh & Corry Service ¥ DIANE GEORGE errs ee Al Gourgien war neaen ee Motley lived up to his ad- vance publicity last week with his highly - pleasing performances at the Whitby lounge, where he is rapidly | becoming one of the prime favorites. His performance, while niavine two trumpets simultanelusly,. drew long applause. He has a good sup- porting cast, including King Herbert on the sax; Bob Summers on the © guitar; "Curly" on the organ; and "Fiery Elaine,' the exotic dancer. LANCASTER HOTEL The Gloria Jean trio will be back at the Blue Horse } Lounge of the Lancaster , Hotel Monday night. The trio performed in the | Blue Horse earier this year j and their return engage- ment is by popular demand. Lee Shott will perform on the base guitar and do the vocals, John Richard is the lead guitarist. Gloria Jean ' sings when not performing 2:00 p.m.--4:00 p.m on the guitar and' drums. Children Skating under 14 be > ye may oe | HOTEL GENOSHA Sone. BeOS. Gi: The Ken He Four wi pburn Four will ---- Minor Hockey be the centre of attraction g next week in Harry's Hide- | away, the downstairs Rock 8:00 10:30 Ni 7:15 p.m. Junior 'A' : p.m.---10; pm, H.L. Tyke L Hockey -- Os hag e poner += Cana | N' Roll Room of the Hotel | Genosha. G.M, Office League 8:00 p.m.--10:00 p.m. Generals vs Toronto Ken Hepburn will play the' CENTRAL ICE RENTALS: 728-5162-3 wis Sor spaced votes, OM 700 8m = 4.00 Bm : | c lead guitar and sing in his HOTEL GRILL COMING EVENTS own inimitable manner, C.C.N.A. BINGO ! which promises to provide 7 Kl : u , | high entertainment for the NG ST. EAST $5,000 in Prizes Hideaway patrons (who are staunch Rock N' Roll bufie) the beat. You're away --- glid- with rhythmical © steps were self-conscious about the dance floor, but now, ballroom | LIBRARY NEWS AND REVIEWS "| praisal of the life ofthe Tndlan| Awards 'are made in two | in Canada, For adult and teen-|categories: the partially sight- age audiences, ed and the totally blind. For| act to entertain patrons start- ing Monday night. a talented Cleaners & Shir t Launderers her inspiration as well as the/single game score of the sea-| Toronto, will share the spot- i H Si j S } e + R [pnt by which her par 4b In the totally blind classi-| light with beautiful Diane as 1 e u jyec ange will be attired in the appro- David And Hazel: b and w. 29| Umber. of pins gained over) wil It Include: jal finishes for softness 'late costumes of the Ga: sind body. cclenttie ret tecnteal 'The McLaughlin Publicjin touch with the Film Depart:| Nobody Waved Goodbye. bj min. Designed for discussion of he seasnn. ste toe 4 h musical numbers includes all ition on the third floor of the/and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m, on/this feature length picture is aj happen when a husband is over. |& oo arm from ti the of the.old favorites, together |Library, Previews of films can|Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and|study of the sources of delin-| Secretive about his work, For/participants, it will continue ¢ . - a - Mowe particular musical talents, erested in iscussing m| Following are some of the 16) audiences. |Newfoundiand: Col. 26 min. |selection for club meetings,|mm, sound films recently added! King Of The Blades: Col. 20| Here we follow Lee Wulff and CADILLAC jcame world champi fi All-Ro d Man well at the Coronet Room of A champion igure) a a [skater. For all audiences, (ares pn oeraPhs: Good for all! HortywooD (AP) -- Cliff] the Cadillac Hotel, tion to all Canadians to take|> and w. 29 min. A modern 'ap-/ Weaver, is also an axpert oil) Bonney's showplace in recent advantage of what they have|praisal of the difficult adjust-| Painter, cartoonist, wood carver) months -- "Christine," the audiences. "T just have a lot of fun," says; like novelty entertainment, Unner Canada Village: Co}./%" and his family, For adults| arquette, 60. "It keeps me out| there will be "Tiny" | Loyalist settlement in Canada.| i i cy Miss Cindy Lou, the exotic lier all audieater jou diverse subjects available in ake dancer. ° | he Film Library, We also have { Swanson, the movies' first) Monday to support his regu- juse. 16mm, and 8 mm, projec- glamorous grandma, says "'1in- | lar Showcase presentation. clock and expect me to say,/ for a second week at the 1 Continued On P. 22 'Oh, isn't that pretty.' I'll want| Spruce Villa, Whitby, start- ing across the Moor, dancing is a 'ball'. semester | ey presentations by Mrs. Kenojuak: Col, 20 min. A film|the partially sighted group, Lloyd Cooper, 434 Simcoe South 728-5133 prints are produced, For adult/ fication, a presentation is made} George, a singer. | j " 90's to lend atmosphere to Library Film Department is| ment staff who will be on duty/and w. 80 min, A story of teen-| the problems of family life,| The blind bowling league has 5 expert pressing on professional equipment | | with some specialized num- |be arranged by appointment by| Saturday. The Library is closed/quency in an affluent society, | adults, jfor many years. school showings, etc. should get! to our collection, min, Portraying Donald Jack-|his wife on a hunt that bags Tonight will mark the final t: " / atte, levision's veteran Skit: Col. 16 min. A persua-| "Where ners. Whalley Lives: Arquette, television This is one of the most § so much of -- the finest ski/ ments an elderly widow faces; 2®"¢ performer on the piano, ac-/ queen of the exotics, will 28 min. An historical film je-|and teen-age audiences. jof mischief. I've got to live to; son, described as ause They Are Different: collection of 38 tam. film LIVELY AT 67 General-Manager Lou Bon | J rt aveliehle far = cmalliterest in everything" helps keep} spRUCE VILLA, WHITBY hikese |service charge, The Children's| ber lively at 67. Frank Motiey, ine iaiened Fi | Ba La to know how it works | ing Monday RENTING THIS EXCITING NEW RESIDENCE, LO- CATED IN OSHAWA'S FINEST RESIDENT- AL AREA IS DESIGNED FOR QUIET COMFORT, AND GRACIOUS LIVING, WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO VISIT US, AND TO RESERVE NOW FOR EARLY OCCUPANCY. Rosslyn Arnis Aparhuents 743 STEVENSON ROAD NORTH The music starts, You feel There was atime' when~ you {Bere eto NIMNENN tie RN RHE 2 RR MRA Te ee McConnell. will have a unique variety e e e hl F lm i ibrar essay on an Eskimo graphic|trophies are presented to the Cc aug in 1 V jartist, showing the sources of|man and woman with the high| honky-tonk piano player from Sonitene is more than just-dry cleaning. and teen-age audiences, to the bowler with the highest} Cooper and Miss George | thi | i their act. Their repertoire of now operating in its new loca-|from 1 p.m, to 9 p.m, Monday|age conflict, filmed in Toronto, | this film shows what may) been in existence for more than a | , | } bers more suitable for their jcalling 723-2725, Anyone in-jall day Wednesday. |Suitable for adult and teen-age) With Camera And Gun In| Charley Weaver : son, an Oshawa boy who be-/the moose, with some fine ani- appearance of "Saady" Sid. |sive call to action -- an invita-| hayseed humorist Charley! popular acts to appear at Mr, } conditions in the world. For alll when she moves in with her|°T@™ Sultar and violin. fiend support. For those who picting the United Empire] There are more than 300 films| be a hundred, I have so much) of comedy at its best," plus do." b and w. 29 min. A frank a@ i a8 | ney will have a new show in 'hal trips for school and community HOLLYWOOD (AP) Gloria Film Hour is held every Satur-| "Don't show me an unusual} trumpeter, will be held over ' NEXT WEEK'S ACTIVITIES AT THE Special Businessmen's Chinese Dishes 12 NOON TO 2:30 P.M. NO. 1 $1.00 Egg Roll, Sweet end Sour Pork, Chicken Chop Suey, NO. 2 $1.25 Shrimps, Chicken Chow Ain, AUDITORIUM NOVEMBER 20th to NOVEMBER 26th Sundey -- November 20th 10:00 a.m.--1:00 p.m, ey Tuesday -- November 22nd 6:00 'p.m.--8:00 p.m. Figure Skating Club 8:00 p.m. Junior *B' Hockey ----- Oshawa vs Peterboro Wednesdey--November 23rd 7:45 p.m, Toronto Symphony Orchestra Thursday--November 24th 6:00 p.m.--10;00 p.m Oshawa Figure Skating Club Friday -- November 25th 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Oshawe Minor Hockey League Saturday -- November 26th 7:00. a.m.-----12 noon Oshawa Protestant Church League 12 noon--2:00 p.m. N.H.L. Tyke League U.A.W, Hock 1:15 p.m.--3:15 p.m, Family Skating 4:00 p.m.--6:00 p.m. Duplate Hockey League 7:00 p.m.--10:00 p.m. Oshawa Senior League Monday -- November 21st 6:00 p.m.--8:00. p.m, Oshawa Minor Hockey PHONE 728-9724 10% OFF ALL TAKE OUT ORDERS