On The Alleys

with Stew Maxfield

tmit 46. White Rock Branch,;As we once more start dream,

Wednesday, January 18 was| Mr, Smelteer gallantly re

2 iy of ere exciteme in marked ta th writer {
Army, Navy and Airfarce Vet-| ing of OUuF 300 pin he Me Po sh de ag Bees pastas nee ely ck wits was held nl the evening for
erans put op a very good show-/Only lacked q few pins Jast Mis Paul Lari an ' 14411 Mar seem 4 lang time to him it wun members of the Baptist Church,
ing in Victoria last Saturday/ time, this will be the day lin \ Hrive aiidilea = a sweated ay ‘hat fe: had aa! of which the Smeltzer's are de
“han | {t Pravincial or sure: ee oe rite : : vout adherents
atyerneen ot eS ; | ee ihe 1) ; ie ey > Yee voy | Mr. and Mrs J Weasley | ried his bride, Sarah Young, | : re Ai oa
dS ~~ fe as gl ne a ar a i =; > hs Smelter, wha left their fife jal Malifax An enjoyabale evening Was
ag aes | Sa pale bt retina Ga SOHO & lon t home in Itlalifax, Nova! Tea was served by Mrs, Lar imide doubly enjoyable by
S< tors Rowlin a j — scotia in T7 to make a new ~ = a
Crate WIT}, i lhame wit! iw ct b at i, ‘<
Onk about A) pins separat- iTt's fi cla of frustration, good ‘aa. bal 2 da hak pal }
ed Taurus, { Ot hy and Man fellow ship and bull, Whitt Hock F elebrated their

Rranch), New Westminster and
White Rock in 2nd. Srd and 4th
spots. Victoria, whe held the
cup last year, took a commanil
ing lead from the very start
and went on through to win
the cup again this year with
about a GOO pin margin

If al) goes wel) with the gods
of fortune, the tournament will
be hold here at the Idle Hour
Allevs mext year. and then we
believe, that with the games
being played on home grounds,
we will capture the cup

The Fraser Valley Roll-Off is
wee up into Quite a fight
with some of the old reliables
heginning to take on a bit of
form as I predicted

The ladies are still being led

the top two, Maria Soad)
and Vi Westzate, with the ex
ception that they have changed
position. Vi now has a 46 pin

lead on Maria in place of the!

°6 pins she was down last week
However, they both had better
watch for Helen as she has
piled up 1706 pins in her first
(wo Sessions already Two otn-
er girls that are a threat to
their lead are Pat Lay and
Wynne Frank

In the male section, Bob
Brount has been shoved into
second spot after holding the
lead for two weeks by the ald
fire ball Gerry Douglas. For
some reason Alec Smith failed
to turn up last Sunday, how-
ever. he will be able to catch
up that roll. and all he will
need is another 800 to shove
Bob down one more step. !
nmder if he can do it? The

that he has been hitting,

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P@stgate came up With
triplicate in 10 Pin last Fri
day night to qualify for the
Yriplicate Chevron from ABC
What did you say the scores
were George? Anyway, away
goes a letter to headquarters
t> the award. What happened

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J Ken Stewart this week” He |

lid knocked over! Mrs.
Morgan of the Old Age Pen-
stoners League took Ken's door
plize last Saturday

Aa attempt is being madv
to line up a match with the
Old Age Pensioners and the
Blind for February 6, Saturday
night, at 7:30 pm. Should
prove to be quite an affair, and
a lot of fun to all.

Was just checking stra
the latest issue of the “Woma
Bowler” and some of the scores,
while not to be sneezed at, are
not so very much better than
our bowlers are doing. Had my
attention drawn to a very fun-
ny article which could apply
to our Lady 5 Pin Leag Tues, sO
with a few changes and my
thanks to the “Woman Bowier”
here it Js:

MURDER AT THE
IDLE HOUR

If your dis is murder, mystery |

and intrigue,

Why not try howling on a
housewife's league?

The way we bowl is murder,
and why the mustery,

The intriguing thing about it
you're about to learn
from me

Our goal is a round 300, we
have yet to dream of four,
But we are often glad to settle

for a miserly score.

And after weeks of going stead:
ily from bad to something
worse,

We'd swear we'd never bowl
again, 1 f we were prone
to curse.

Then like a fairy with her
magic wand,

We'd rack up » rosing score

Almost made it! That's what
does it!

Apd we're on the hack once
more.

1:30 Tuesday and Thursday
afternoon confidently we

4 g

,2y, 215; ladies 1,

iLay, 646; ladies 1, 3, Helen

With bravado and competition
all rolled into one

“Needs improvement” are (the
pass words ta the merry
pixied dolls,

Shooing voungstersa off with
oné hand while the other
grabs the ball

At

ithe

Leaving dishes, beds and dust-
ing for later in the diay,
Wouldn't mind the rush at all |
if the kids just wouldn't say,
“Hey mom, how did you bowl? |

One twenty? Not bad

Lons

That’s good. What did you dojed by
the last game?
Oh no, mot 83." | River

|'22 in Royal Columbia Hospital,

That's the ending of my Story (after

girls, ‘was buried on Monday in Fra-
ser View Cemetery.

t's been going on for years |
Would you li ke to come and |
/

join us?
We're the While Rock
Bowlateers visit

good bowlers, and joy in my | Bluff

heart that there are others who | of 30 vears.

bowl like me!)

WEEK’S RESULTS

B Men Commercial: men’s 1, | Road,

Terry Maxfield, 280; men’s 3, | falling at school last Friday |
at aa and received a cut above the

lright eye, requiring 3 stitches to | :

John Fletcher, 684,
Bdluebird, 2888.

team 3. |

Thursday Major Mixed: men’s | S!0s¢
1, 3, Gerry Douglas, 341, 875;| |

ladies 1. 3, Helen Maxfield, |

2965. 711: team 3. Sea View |#"d family of Coquitlam spent |
Saturday with the former's |
Thursday Ladies. ladies 1. 3,| brother in law and sister, Mr |
: am, }and Mrs. H. Lang, Campbell

Meat, 2996

Lila Phinney, 221, 555; team

ifilty-ninth wedding anniversars
on that day

an “al home party” givei
for friends and neighbors in
all
| lookin
ing in her plain black dreis
lrelieved bY & henuliful corsage
of pink rosebuds, received with |
| her husband the |
and good wishes of all

Meridian - Douglas

One seventy? Gee!’ | this community was sadden

Pentland of 17108 iA le

Mr. Fred Dewhurst of Grand |
|Prairie is spending an extended
| with his neice and fam-|
(Written with apologies to the|jjy. Mrs. Hud Smith, North |

Terry Shepherd, North Bluff

3, Doodle Bugs, 2279. | River
Homemaker, ladies 1, 3, Helen ,
Mrs.

Whyte, 298, 657, team 3, Venus |

P74] was a weekend guest of Mr, and
J

Horseshoe: men’s 1, Jimmy | Mrs
Hawk, 123, lait 2, David Lac- Coast
, Donna Max- |
field, 129. 217: team 2 Tornad-| &
os, 1193. |

Wednesday Mixed: men’s 1, |
Tom Bryan, 266; men’s 3, Andy

Maxfield, 269, 649- team 4.
Black Toppers, 3006. |

Eagles: men’s 1, Carl Holt, |
233; men's 3, Frank Hughes, |
40: ladies 1, 3. Jeanette Hud-
son, 263, 604, team 3, Hot Shots
2354,

Sunday 10 Pin- men's 1, 3.
\Art Weir, 192, 493: ladies 1
|\Helen Maxfield, 174; ladies 3, |
Dot Weir, 451; team 3, Weirdos |
184

Mud Bay: men’s 1, Jack Cos: |
'ens, 241; mens’ 3, Ed Haskins,
Hey ladies 1, 3, Bonnie Gey. |

|
, 240, 605: team 3, Missiles. |

2617 |
5.0.8.: men’s 1, 3, Stew Max-
field, 272, 617; ladies 1, 3,|
Myrtle Page, 228, 561: team 3,
Head Pins, 2842. |
New Commercial: men's 1, |
3, Fred Wood, 232, 606; ladies!
11, 3, Audrey Wood, 255, 602: ||
iteam 3, Ocean Beach Hotel,
2891

Friday 10 Pin; men's 1, 3, Bil!
\Bradbury, 183, 480; ladies 1, 3, |
Dot Weir, 165, 454; team 3, |
|\Bombers, 2138. |
Men A Major: men's 1. R |
|}Blount, 326; men's 3, R. Mce-|
\Nally, 729; team 3, W.R. Mot-
jors, 2045

Sunday 10 Pin: men's 1, Walt ||
toy, 193; mens’ 3, W. D. Hol
eomb, 512; ladies 1, 3, Dot
Weir, 166, 486; team 3, Mad
Weirdos, 1831,
| Friday Mixed: men's 1, G.|
Finn, 243; men's 3, Don May, |
606; Jadies 1, 3, Marie Kedy, |
270, 608; team 3, Donkeys,
2930).

Yours for better bowling

Stew Maxfield.

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Mr, and Mrs. J. Wesley Smeltzer |
celebrate 59th wedding anniversary |%" 0nt Mis, Ince, Sussauer,

hy Mrs, 0, Hareus

WHITE ROCK SUN

who poured,
After a small dinner party
lo close friends, open house

THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1960 9

greetings from their yi
son, Arthur of Halifax,
long distance call of congrat-
ulations from Mr. and Mrs.
Smeltver’s older Son, Ralph,
and his family, from Sudbury,
Ont.

Best wishes and congratula-
lions again, Mr, and Mrz.

Smeltzer, and may your cele
brate many more anniversaries
together

SS

flérnoon, Mrs. Smeltyeér, |]
very young and charm. |

coneratuls

the death of Miss Edna
Hoad on Friday, Januar
a lengthy illnes She

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