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Mercury Cougar Hardtop Mercury Marquisâ€"a truly luxurious automobile...sets a new standard in elegance Mercurys Meteors Comets Falcons Cougars Photo by Stan Windrim hockey league while the Old Timers (some are not so old either) are a team of former professional hockey greats who now play some thirty exâ€" hibition games a season, mostly in aid of some charity or cause. Enviable Record The inexperienced juniors, despite having youth on their side, have been no match for the poise and exâ€" perience exhibited by the NHL greats in the past. But of course this season might be different. Tuesday‘s game will be the first of 25 planned for the upcoming season by the Old Timers. Indians on the other hand have close to a month‘s practice and two preâ€"season games behind them. both the older and the not so clder generations. That is the date of the Etobicoke Indians annual game with the NHL Old Timers. Indians have played the Old Timers once in each of the past two seasons, and lost both games, but this game is a benefit game with all proceeds going to the Etobicoke General Hospital Building Fund. Indians and the Old Timers should require little introduction but just to establish the contestants, the Inâ€" dians are Ray Picard‘s highâ€"flying entry in the OHA Metro Junior B Last season was one of the betâ€" ter ones for the Old Timers as they played 34 games and won 33 of them. The other was a 2â€"2 tie with Canada‘s National team. Over the years the former greats have played 145 games, losing only four and tieâ€" ing another six of them. After Tuesday‘s game with the Indians, the Old Timers will travel from Newfoundland to Alberta for their remaining games before the season is over. Most of the team has been toâ€" gether for a number of years but there are a few changes every year. This term Bob Hassard, a forâ€" mer Toronto Maple Leaf, has joined the Old Timers along with Pete Conscher, from New York Rangers and Chicago Black Hawks, Murray Ezzard has both played and managed the club previously but this year he has hung up the skates and will manage and coach the club only. Danny Lewicki is probably the bestâ€"remembered of the current Old Timers (see what we mean about not being so old) and he joins the Old Timers after NHL seasons with Toronto, New York and Chicago. Others on the Old Timers are Barry and Brian Cullen (Torontoâ€" New York), Bob Goldham (Torontoâ€" Chicagoâ€"New York), Murray Henâ€" derson (Boston), Sid Smith (Toâ€" rontoâ€"Whitby Dunlops), Harry Watâ€" son (Detroitâ€"Torontoâ€"Chicago), Cal Gardner (Torontoâ€"Boston), Ron Hurst (Toronto), Jack Hamilton (Toronto), Bob Beckett (Boston), Bob Robertson (Detroit), Ivan Irâ€" win (New York) and finally goalâ€" Next Tuesday, October 11th, at Central Arena an event will take place which should be of interest to Etobicoke Indians Meet NHL Oldtimers At Central Arena Next Tuesday Night @1 AL C _J yO however, Etobicoke were badly outâ€" played by the visitors and were very hard pressed to hang on for a win. at Central Arena, Etobi defeated Lascos 3â€"0 in Whitby and Dodgers and Dixie Bechives. . Lascos have displayed plenty of bodies in their two games while Etoâ€" bicoke have pretty well established Two Wins Over Whithy after two periods of play. They were never headed in the game afâ€" ter taking a 2â€"0 lead in the first period, which ended 2â€"1 for Indians. Both coaches, Larry Regan for Etobicoke and Jim Cherry for Whitâ€" by, experimented with their lines throughout the games as these were the first two exhibition games for each club. Whitby plans another four their opening game lineup, and an impressive one it could be. In the their seventh place finith last year as they have ten holdovers back from last year‘s club. ‘Tickets for this game may be purâ€" chased at Central Arena, Pine Point Arena or the Etobicoke Recreation 8â€"2 on home ice. Tuesday‘s game was & thriller all the way with no "Last year we went with youth and suffered as a result. This year we should reap the rewards," exâ€" plained Whitby manager Ivan Davies. keeper Ivan Walmsley (New York Ranger chain). € Indians have very few returning from last year but have an excelâ€" lent crop of rookies plus some talâ€" ented players from the two clubs that folded this year and they will unlikely drop any lower than their accustomed second place. Cosburn Accounted For One of the returnees in the Inâ€" dian camp has made his presence well known by scoring two goals in each of the Whitby games. Bill Cosâ€" burn scored twice in Whitby and then duplicated this feat by doing the same thing Tuesday night at Central Arena. The line of Cosburn, Don Thompâ€" son and Alston appeared to be the VOLKSWAGENS ABUSH CO. SLIP COVER * Chesterfield TR‘ NEW LOW PRICE 312 Adelaide W. 1648. 368â€"2211 UPHOLSTERING BEDSPREADS » â€" DRAPERIES FOR NEW 1966 FREE HOME ESTIMATES up a 3â€"2 lead best going for Indians Tuesday but Larry Fullan and Paul McCann were on a line with John Saville for most of the night and although Saville gcored the third Etobicoke goal they were not overly impressive. Etobicoke wonldmlrur tn&: on defence season m&-hmm At least the prospects are not too dim, considering they have only two back from last year, one of whom did not play Tuesday, ; Ron Simpson was the lone deâ€" fender who toiled for Indians last season but looking good were Barnâ€" house, Cullen and Stewart. On the forward lines Dale Powers was parâ€" ticularly impressive along with Don Thompson, recruited from Brampâ€" Goalkeeping would appear to be in good hands with John MeWilliams and Grant Cole sharing the duties evenly, Cole gave up the final goal and was given a good workout in the final period. Indians‘ other goalkeeper, Bob McKerigan, might prove to be a sore spot with Indians before the season is over. He was released to and is It‘s more fun when you travel together! & SPORTS EVENTS e SALES MEETINGS e CONYVENTIONS & SKI TRIPS & EDUCATIONAL TRIPS 3 e CHURCH MEETINGS e COMPANY PICNICS & TOURS For information and Reservations call Charter Coaches 889â€"7585 â€" 923â€"2232 Call the Charter Department of TRAILWAYS of Canada Ltd. at 889â€"7585 ‘or 923â€"2232. TRAILWAYS yfi tey, . = mtw!sâ€"-e for now playing for Woodbridge Rangâ€" :Mmmhn has high praise for his talents. Larry Fullan had an ideal chance to produce an insurance goal for Inâ€" when he was awarded a penalty shot ;H&-’M&m‘ Fullan atâ€" to goalkeeper Robbie mandknectnldfiomk. Woodbridge Rangers will complete a home and home series with Wesâ€" ton by hosting the Dodgers tonight after losing 5â€"1 in Weston last week. Then a week later Rangers will host section of the Junior "B" loop. Avoid â€" blown â€" barrels. Ev hunter knows enough not use . gun as a crutch or walking stick, but they still do it. There is an added menace in this department, with the use of plastic wads in loading shotgun shells. These wads will occasionally stick in a barrel with disastrous results on the next shot if not removed. It is advisâ€" able at all times, when using a shotgun, to check the barrel freâ€" quently to see that it is free of any obstruction. The Ontario Safety league claims that a common sense approach to the handling of all firearms is the most important factor in elimiâ€" nating needless accidents, 1, October 6, 1966 â€"