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14 WHITE ROCK SUN

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959

On The Alleys

with Stew Maxfield

Then there are our old friends
Bill and Nonie Meek, they are

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|| My apologies to Mrs, Winder

rolled a yery nice 244

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Monday, Oct. 12 was Thanks-)cver so thankful for 8 Ibs., 5 oz.
giving Day, and we must eae of beautiful little girl that ar-
‘eat deal to be
thaneial fore ‘Most of all we|gratulations to you both Bill
are thankful that we have such |and Nonie, we are very happy
a swell group of people to “do |to hear the news.
for’ ‘as they say ayer in the
Old Country. :
Take Ken Stewart fer exam-|fo outstanding score

e, Ken is evi thankful ”
Peer ee eter ear taee fed to| “pull intiateks ‘ap? bes

rived this week. Many con-

In looking over the scores
|for this week there really\ was

1 Vsee
that Blackie Leonard has decid-

fore he loses his anchor man
spot on the Bombers team, Did
jyou pipe that high single he
|rolled on the Sunday 10 Pin?
Bradbury please take note!
Chas McLaren came up with
a nice series in the A Major
when he picked off a high sin-
gle of 311 and a 3 game total
en 758, and then came back the
|following night to roll a high
jsingle of 300 and a 760 total
Nice rolling Charlie. Gerry
'Douglas also came up with a
731 Thur: night, his usual
self. Gordy Sears will have a
good chance at the 5 Pin As.
ociation Monthly Award when
rolled a 282 single and a
eries, Keep it up Gordy
ge Radford came in with
@ very nice rolling Tuesday

aficrnoon in the Homemakers’

League, with a 280 single and a
eries
when I

wrongly placed Mrs

||Fennell as high single instead

of Mrs. Winder of the Rockets
in the Thursday Mixed League
of September 24. Mrs. Winder
that
, and it is something for

ii |her to be proud of.
|| |LEAGUE SCORES:

Mud Bay: men’s single Geo.
Dinsmore 242, men’s 3 Ed Poier
635, ladies single Rose Young
229, ladies 3 Rose Young 630,

\\eam 3 Twerps 2627

S.0.S.. men's single W. Es-
{sex 211, men's 3 Walt Essex

|520, ladies single H. Beaudoin |

204, ladies 3 H. Beaudoin 526,
ttam 3 Angels 2379,

Sr. High School: men’s sin-
gle Steve Uyeda 232, men’s 2
Steve Uyeda 423, ladies sin-
gie Tina Hazlett 226, ladies
|}T. Hazlett and K. Pearce 341,
}team 3 Teen-Beats 1637
| Homemakers: ladies single
Marge Radford 280, ladies 3
Marge Radford 614, team 3
Luckies 2074

Men’s A Major: men’s sin-
gle Chas. McLaren 311, men’s
% Chas. McLaren 739, team 3
Quality Heating 3166,

Eagles: men’s single M. Nic-
ols 284, men’s 3 M Nicols 659,
ladies single Mary Hunter 243.
ladies 3 Mildred Hughes 558,
team 3 Bald Heads 2515
| Jr High School: men's sin-
|gle Ed Ostash 217, men’s 2
|Eddie Ostash 372, ladies sin-
gle Georgina Marson, Elva
Chrisfield 132, ladies 2 Barbara
Westgate 256, team 2 Hawkes
| 1476
| New Commercial: men’s sin-
|gle Bob Tingle 258, men’s 3
Phil Rimmell 638, ladies single

Vi Westgate 253, ladies 3 Vi}

Westgate 618, team 3 Busters
| 2762.

Wednesday Mixed: men’s sin-
gle Chas. McLaren 300, men's
3 Chas. McLaren 760, ladies
single Doris Cameron 280, lad-
ies 3 Ila Vibe 627, team 3
|Preseription Pharmacy 3194
Thursday Ladies; ladies sin-
jele 231, ladies 3 Betty Purvis
| 409, team 3 Doodle Bugs 2130.

“B" Men's Commercial: men's
single Mick Weir 256, men’s
3 Bob Hayes 692, team 3 Stayte
Service 2875,

‘Thursday Mixed: men's sin-
gle Gerry Douglas 281, men's
3 Gerry Douglas 731, ladies sin-
tie Jean Douglas 226, ladies 3
Pegey MeCarthy 546, team 3
Rockets 2931.

Friday 10 Pin
Ed Werk 187, men's 3 Tom
Bryan 650, ladies single Dot
Weir 173, ladies 3 Helen Max-
field 388, team 3 Sunnyside

men's single

2123.
Friday Mixed: men’s single
Gordon Sears 262, men's 3

Gordon Sears 707, ladies single
Maria Soady 223, Indies 3 Vi
Westuate 614, team 3 Deerslay-
ore 2047

Sunday 10 Pin: W. Leonard
183, men's 3 W. Leonard 452,
ladies single Dot Welr 164, lad-
jes 3 Dot Weir 475, team 9
Mad Weirdos 1698,

Yours for better bowling—

Stewart Maxfield,

Mrs, Julia Abbot, Foster St,

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easy been done to pitts ‘the Ir i
a ildren of BC. in
gently neededchildren of B.C.
Loan nct ceseareh into caus-our district in dicate

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Wedding Receptions
Meetings

Drive planned
for Retarded

Mr. Jack Gordon has been
named chairman of Langley Re-
tarded children's week and
fund raising campaign.

This special week will be
marked across Canada and the
US, starting Noyember 15, to}
bring their economic and soc-
lal problems and needs to the}
public attention |

The 42 chapters throughout)
British Columbia which main-
|tain education and training |
|closses for these children who
jare not eligible for public
schools will co-operate in this|
|province wide fund drive.
| ‘This drive has been made pos-
sible by a group of public
spirited business executives of
Vancouver led by Ald. Bill
Ratiie

Mrs. Gordon's committee con-
sists of Mrs. Rose Norman, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm Barkhausen, Mr. |
Jack Gordon, Mr Russell Ellis
and Mr. Alwyne Buckley

Mental Retardation, caused
by sickness, accident or other
unknown conditions which
damage the brain is one of
Canada’s biggest health and
|welfare problems. There are
jtcn thousand ‘such children
|that “think in sléw motion” in
|Briitsh Columbia, who are of
|school age.
|__It is estimated that there are
160,000 children so affected
throughout the country.

Many are only mildly ro-
tarded and can be trained in
special classes to find their
uscful and happy place in soc-

ANAF Auxiliary to
hold bazaar Oct. 31

nquets =
Dances ~

Phone WI. 8-9150

Opposite the Post Office

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1x6 to 1x12 Sheeting,

October 31 is the date set
for the fall bazaar to be spon-||| 2X4, 6 and 8 Yellow Sedar, per M. $27.00
sored by the Ladies’ ee Cedar Sheeting S) s, per M. $25.00
|to the Army, Navy and Airforce
Veterans. The popular affair|]| 1x6 T. & G, N
Will be held in Conner’s Hall at Spruce Seting, per M. $68.00
}2 pm =y:
|. Stalls will include home cook-|]] 94 x 1) Beyfl Siding No. 3, per M. $42.00
ing, sewing and white elephant a 4 x
A hamper will be raffled and||| No-3 z Shingles; per, Sa CAGES

a door prize will be featured. |
Tickets are being sold for the
three raffle prizes; which in

clude a set of bath towels, a
stainless steel carving set and
a metal fruit basket 4

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While Demand is Good

For Used T.V. - Refrigerators - Washers |

| S for 21” T.V. in reasonable working
1 25 order - $90 for 17” T.V. in
| / : reasonable working order
| ALarge Selection of 1960 RCA Victor - G.E. - Zenith to
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Lavge Selectiion of Frigidaire - RCA Whirlpool - G.E.
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ance on your present
in working order on

automatic equipment.

Large Selecttioi G.E, - Frigidaire ~ RCA Whirlpool to
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she was the guest of Mrs. John
Paschal.

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