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\ SPORTS PANIC BUTTON Ken Avarell gave us quite a turn Tuesday in his Arena office when he calmly announced o ver t he phone that he was practically giving away his goalie. After we pushed the panic button the Dodger manager,, who is quite the practical joker, assured this corner that Stu Chapman was not on the auction block. Apparently the deal concerned temporary loan of subâ€" goalie Graham Sinclair to Orillia of the Intermediate A group, and the guy on the other end of the wire was an old acquaintance of ours, Bill MeGill. McGill lost the services of his regular, Bob by Shropshire through injury. and an O.H.A. clause proâ€" vides for the borrowing of a replacement from any othâ€" er club until the regular man gets back. This should please Sinclair, who has been staryâ€" ing for action in this early season while Chapman has been doing regular duty for Weston, and if McGill is as shrewd a coach as a businessman, Graham will have lots of support up front to protect his good record. CHAPMAN REPORT . When we became unstuck from the ceiling, after hitting the roof to the delight of a gleeful Mr. Avarell, and all was explained, Ken got down to some serious discussion. Chapman could dissolve Dodgers‘ only real probâ€" lem over the past two seasons, providing them with the type of netminding they need to become sound conâ€" tenders in the 13 team race this term. Former goalie Paul Robichaud showed flashes of brilliance last year, but failed the big test when the team started going downhill as a group over the final half of the season. With Sinclair replacing Billy Burton as second string this fall, Avarell could be taking a lesâ€" sion from Leafs with a pair of shutout twins to brace up his new club. Apart from the Western division, toughest fight will be with Neil McNeil of the Eastern group, who are now Marlies number one farm club. This leaves Lakeâ€" shore, still an affiliate of Marlies, out in left field as far as fresh talent is concerned and they will not be half the problem they were last spring. All in all. it looks like a roughie for Weston over the next two â€" dozen games. This year finds us out on a limb again. Before the opening game this month we predicted that Weston would receive the most trouble from Etobicoke Indians, a brand new 1963 entry in the Metro loop. O ~-"S.(.)*f;r: i‘n&iawr{s have a six game undefeated record, and Dodgers best outcome in two games with the upâ€" starts is a single point gleaned with a tie last Friday night. CRYSTAL BALL Last fall we made a prediction â€" that Marlie reinâ€" forced Lakeshore Goodyears would be Dodgers main opposition for the Metro title, Lakeshore knocked out Weston easily in the final playoffs after Dodgers had won the pennant. Barristers & Solicitors ROYAL ‘YORK PLAZA 1500 Royal York Rfi Weston Weston Weston Barristers â€" Solicitors (?eo W. 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Netminder Ken Dryden makes a Serta Cooper Furs Weston Lanes Marcia Mac Mil Jays Nydia Indians Refuse Scalping HIGH AVERAGE Mayme Boocock Kay Sawchuk Marg Forester Nora Sheath Bernice Elliott Elsa Peer Ellte Leggett Barbara Best Mayme Boocock Ellie Leggett Marg Forester Thelma Scagnetti Barbara Best Marg Jolly Maine Ireland Marg Forester Marg Jolly Mayme Boocock Barbara Best Kay Sawchuk Nora Sheath Thelma Scagnetti LOCAL BUSINES$ DIRECTORY Ladies Bowling Mt. Dennis Walter‘s Garage FULL GUARANTEE _Wheel Alignment â€" $9.50 FREE Courtesy Car. Pickâ€"up 1778 Jane St. CH 7â€"6590 Motor & Automatic Repair IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE J. R. Currie, O.D. Optometrist 1891 Weston Rd., Weston Plumbing & Heating Repairs â€" Conversions Alterations Guaranteed, Efficient 24 Hour Service CH 4â€"3870 For Appointment Call Piano Tuning And Repairing TEAM STANDING OPTOMETRY Work Guaranteed Wm. A. Riggs 1230 Jane Street HIGH SINGLE GARAGES HIGH THREE CH 1â€"0701 MUSIC DRAY IN THE RO 9â€"2841 219 218 210 253 246 245 205 203 201 323 T12 657 H57 651 48 41 33 31 21 Owing to unforeseen circumstances in the Downsview Club on Tuesday November 12th. we were unable to play our usual Interâ€" national Match with the Harlesden Club, consequently we are playâ€" ing a doubleâ€"header on the 19th. Nov. The teams for these games will be: DOWNSVIEW MIXED DART CLUB No. 3. "The Andy Capps" CAPTAIN: Jean Garlick, Dennis Strudwick, Peggy Chennell, Jack Batchelor, No. 4 "The Candy Happs" CAPTAIN: Marina Morrison, Pat Penicud, Beryl Webb, Dave Ford. Alex Mackay. No. 4. NOT YET KNOWN LEAGUE STANDINGS 501 PLAYED WON Lo HARLESDEN CLUB 6 5 DOWNSVIEW CLUB 6 1 ! BASEBALL HARLESDEN CLUB 2 1 DOWNSVIEW CLUB 2 1 : RESULT OF SPECIAL CHALLENGE MATCH: President Ernie Whitlock won 2 games of 301 Organizer Arthur Day won 1 game of 301. A Victory For The Downsview Club. A POINT OF INTEREST Both the President of the Downsview Mixed Dart Club and the Organizer of the Harlesden Labour and Social Club have been in contact with theâ€""News of the World" newspaper in England, who are now awar{io/f our International Matches. It appears the Sports Editor of this hewspaper is extremely interested in the potential of Lhese matches, we are now awaiting further communication from im. It is probable not all of the Downsview members are aware of the fact that they are able to see the league standings etc. each week in the "Weston Times and Advertiser". DOWNSVIEW MIXED DART LEAGUE TEAM STANDINGS TEAM PLAYED wWON LOST POINTS BULLHITTERS 25 20 5 20 BOMBERS 25 17 8B 17 ANDY CAPPS 25 15 10 15 CANDY HAPPS > 25 15 10 15 HUGGETTS 35 14 11 14 FLIGHTS 20 13 7 13 CHIPMUNKS 25 13 12 13 MISFITS 20 13 7 13 BEAUS & ARROWS 25 12 13 12 MISSERS 25 10 15 10 JETS 25 9 16 9 DART LARKS 25 9 16 9 SLOW POKES 28 9 16 a HOT SHOTS 20 5 15 5 RED _ CAPS 10 3 7 3 LASTINS 10 1 9 1 PLEASE NOTE: Will members of the teams "The Lastins" and "The Red Caps" Please arrive at the club on the night of Novâ€" ember 26th. at 7:30 p.m. SHARP in order to play an extra set of games which will begin to brin« them up to team standings. HIGH SCORES â€" DOUBLE OUT â€" Ladies â€" Betty Whitlock 5; Flo Walters 5; Men â€" Dave Ford 9. e olk $TARTS â€" Ladies â€" Jean Ford 9: Men â€" Den Strudwick 10. BASEBALL â€" ONE INNING Ladies â€" Mari. Shortt 6; Doris Nazer 6 Men â€" Gord Morris 7. HIGH CAME â€" TLadies â€" Doris Nazer 19: Men â€" Dave Ford 29. HIGH SCORE DARTS â€" Tadies â€" Cathy Yeomans 165; Men â€" Den Strudwick 140: Dave Ford 140. DART LARKS SLOW POKES HOT SHOTS RED _ CAPS LASTINS PLEASE NOTE HIGH TEAM INNING "THE BUTT HITTERS" 12 HIGH TEAM GAME "THF FLIGHTS® 59. HIGH TNDIVIDUAL POINTS . . . TOP FIVE LADIES â€" Bettv Whitlock 83; Doris Nazer 79; Flo Walters 78; Jean Ford 63: Elaine Strudwick 56. MEN â€" Dave Ford 94: Den. Strudwick ®1; Barry Yeomans T9; Les. Moore 63> Joe Brown 59. The five ton individual points will in future be shown each week. Any member wishing to know their individual point standâ€" ing may ask Rettv Whitlock before the commencement of evening‘s games or at the end International Dart League No. WESTON TRAVEL SERVICE Phone 244â€"5324 HARLESDEN LABOUR & SOCIAL CLUB 3. CAPTAIN: Jean Watson, Cyril Dale. Sally Bowerman, BOOK NOW AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT SUN LIFE ASSURANCE CO. OF CANADA GOING OVERSEAS ? 2063 Lawrence/Ave. W. at Weston Rd. fantastic save on Dodgers‘ Dave Parâ€" ham (no. 9) while Weston captain Dave Cullimore (no. 8) gets set for the rebound. YOUR MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY CAN BE LIFE _ INSURANCE W. Alkott, C.LU. LOST POINTS 13 15 16 18 16 15 EM 4â€"5141 17 15 15 14 13 13 13 12 10 Despite the predictions of Dodâ€" ger coach Ken Avarell, Etobiâ€" coke Indians walked away unâ€" scathed with a 33 draw in Metâ€" ro Junior B action at Weston Areâ€" na last Friday night. Earlier in the week Avarell had predicted an end to Etobiâ€" coke‘s walkâ€"away with the wesâ€" tern division leadership, claimâ€" ing his crew would down Indiâ€" ans by at least three goals, Dodâ€" gers were lucky to come up with a tie on the night‘s performance. Dodger‘s only bright spot in the game was netminder Stu Chapman, who seemed eager to prove that Avarell has finally landed a goalie who can kick Each team scored one goal per period, with Weston always trailâ€" ing until the final stanza when Jocko Ptashnik teamed with Arâ€" chie Yurkiw and Dave Earl to give Dodgers the edge for the first time in the game at the 34 them out from any angle, at times without too much support from the second wall. The Good neighbours held their weekly Euchre, at the home of Mrs. Nash, 36 Braeâ€" crest Ave. with the winners beâ€" ing, Gladys Brown (78); Ethel Fry (75); Greta Wellwood (73); Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. John Carbis on the arrival of a son, Nov. 15th, a brother for Kristine. m dfi euna oo o | High Averages Low Score â€" Jean Bowring 48 The Royal York Ladies Bowl: ing League â€" Tuesday after noons. TEAM STANDINGS Bobolinks 53 points. Chickadees 44 points. Wrens 42 points. Loons 36 points. Wippoorwills 35 points. Woodpeckers 30 points Bluebirds 21 points. Ravens 19 points. High Average Doris Dodwellâ€"204; Kay Carâ€" iidona, 187; Marg Taplin 190. High Three Flat Doris Dodwell 658; Marg Tapâ€" lin 655; Kay Cardona 645. High Single Flat Clara Ashbee 764; Joan Pulâ€" ford 749. Hl!h Single Handicap Mixed League. TEAM STANDINGS Bowater 41 points. Fordwich 35 points. Boniface 25 points. Redwater 25 points. High Averages mer 290. High Three Handicap Kay Cardona 322; Edie Lorriâ€" mer 317; Irene Shaw 306. dale Lanes. PEE WEES TEAM STANDINGS Mice 24 points. Squirrels 16 points. High Average Boy â€" Peter Eccles 58. Girl â€" Wendy Pugh 42. High Score Boy â€" Gary Chard 110. Girl â€" Wendy Pugh 105 Men â€" Bill Evers 214; George Allen 203. Ladies â€" May Allen 187; Mrs Blakeman 144. High Single Flat Men â€" George Allen 329. Ladies â€" May Allen 284. High Three Flat Men â€" Bill Evers 788. Ladies â€" May Allen 644. High Three Handicap Man â€" George Allen 733. Ladies â€" Ruby Allen 736. High Single Handicap Man â€" George Allen 336. Lady â€" May Allen 297. INTERMEDIATES TEAM STANDINGS Lucky Ones 31 points. Grave Diggers 30 points. Angels 25 points. * Pin Setters 24 points. Crypt Kickers Five 20 points Sting Rays 17 points. High Averages Boys â€" Mike Cafferette 232; Gary Evens 211. _ S Girls â€" Adele Hoey 151; Sue Michaels 149. High Single Flat Boy â€" Gary Evens 282. Girl â€" Sue Michaels 222 High Three Flat Boy â€" Gary Michaels 653 Girl â€" Gail Piggott 557. High Three Handicap Boy â€" Ken Murphy 703 Girl â€" Gail Piggott 717. BANTAMS TEAM STANDINGS King Pins 10 points. Robots & points. Martians 7 points. Road Runners 6 points Strikers 6 points Playboys 5 points Beavers 3 points Jets 3 points No Names 2 points. Kay Cardona 300; Edie Lorri Thursday _ evening _ Rexdale Boys and girls Bowling Rex ELMLEA and DISTRICT MRS A. CARBIS CH. 1â€"9260 It took Neil Cotton less than four minutes to gain the equaliâ€" zer and after that Chapman was on his own, blocking sizzlers that his defence seemed unable to check. Jim Donaldson opened the scorâ€" ing for Etobicoke with a solo efâ€" fort midâ€"way through the first chapter, but Yurkiw canceled the lead at the 12.04 mark assistâ€" ed by Al Osborne and Dave Culâ€" limore to end the first twenty minutes in deadlock. Bobby Gresko again put Indiâ€" Bobby Gresko again put Indiâ€" ans into a shortâ€"lived lead as Al Osborne evened the score with a bit of sharpâ€"shooting again set up by big "Cully" and Dave Parâ€" Dave Earle wound up in a bit of hot water with the officials with a minute and a half to go in the game when he protested a little violently with referee Sulâ€" livan for an obvious interference call on his own play and drew a 10 minute misconduct penalty. Girls â€" Janice Macdonald 144. High Single Handicap Boy â€" Ron Allen 281. Girl â€" Barbara Munro 248. High Double Flat Boys â€" Harold Rooney 383; Ron Allen 337. Boys â€" Ron Allen 144; Harold Rooney 155. Girls â€" Janice Macdonald 379; Barbara Munro 344. High Double Handicap Boy â€" Harold Rooney 409. Girl â€" Janice Macdonald 432. Shea‘s Mixed League. Thurs day evenings. TEAM STANDINGS Carpet Bagers 56 points. Slow Pokes 52 points. Wizzers 52 points. Untouchables 46 points. Pirates 46 points. Roudies 46 points. Wayâ€"Outs 44 points. Headpins 42 points. Strikers 38 points. Pin Pickers 36 points. Top Cats 36 points. Andy Rockets 32 points. Beatniks 32 points. Flintstones 30 points. Scrubs 28 points. Alley Cats 24 points. Men â€" Gerry Leroux 174; Stan Lieberman 174. High Averages 165; Kitty Ramhill 161. High Three Flat Men â€" Doug Grigor 630; Fred TORONTO SCHOOL OF LOCKSMITHING ___ BOX 81 STATION T. TORONTO 1917 Weston Rd. (Opposite Belmont Chev. of the Weston Area Swimming Pool Associaâ€" tion to be held in the WESTON RECREAâ€" TION ARENA ROOM on December 2, 1963 at 8:00 p.m. Reports of the various officers will be presented and nominations received for the 1964 Board of Governors. Refreshments provided. Weston Area Swimming Pool Inc. dated : Thursday, Nov. 21, 1963 _ Weston H. G. WILSON, SECRETARY WESTON AREA SWIMMING POOL Learn This Interesting and Profitable Trade / EXPERT PERSONAL INSTRUCTION A Licensed Trade School. LOU‘S VARIETY | BEST VARIETY OF TOYS BE A LOCKSMITH Marilyn Callaghan TOYS â€" GAMES â€" GIFTS Complete Train Sets .027 â€" HO â€" .000 gauge Locos. Table Top Layouts Use Our Layaway Plan Otherwise the match was without serious intident, with only 11 miâ€" nors whistled down, 6 to Indians. RANDOM SHOTS . . . Former Dodger Howie Layton played a whale of a game, forcing Weston into a headsâ€"up game that slowâ€" ed down more than one scoring ace with his vicious bodychecks. Howie will be wellâ€"remembered to junior B fans who watched him help Woodbridge to the Meâ€" tro crown two years agd . . . . Weston outshot Etobicoke 29â€"20 over the route, pointing up the fact that Indian netminder Kenâ€" ny Dryden is no slouch when it comes to team support . . . top Dodger of the night was Archie Yurkiw with a goal, an assist, and one heck of a lot of digging in the corners . . . for a new junior B entry, Etobicoke seems to have a lot of beef on their front and rear walls . . . Winner of the Dodger Treasure Hunt and a $10.00 voucher from Turner‘s Meat Market is Mr. Don Flynn, 45 Nordale Cres. Men â€" Bob Murray 245; Doug Grigor 241. Ladies â€" Lorriane Hodgson 622; Diane Anderson, 612. McKenzie 599 Ladies â€" Marilyn C 524; Jean Atkinson 516 High Single Flat Ladies â€" Doreen Hackney 218; Marilyn Callaghan 193. High Three Handicap High Single Handicap Men â€" Doug Grigor 636; Don Branton 635. Men â€" Don Branton 270; Doug Grigor 243. Best Bowlers of the week: Men â€" Fred McKenzie184â€"200â€" 215, total 599. George Grigor, 180â€"187â€"199, total 566. Ladies â€" Doreen Hackney 256; Lorriane Hodgson 237. Ladies â€" Marilyn Callaghan â€" 131â€"181â€"169, â€" total 501; Kitty Rambill 165â€"164â€"148, total 477. Shea‘s Rexdale Community 10 pin Mixed League â€" Friday evenâ€" ings. TEAM STANDINGS Alley Cats were winners of the first series with 42 points. Second were Strikers with 40 points. SECOND SERIES TEAM STANDINNGS Alley Cats 12 points. Spoilers 12 points. Have Nots 12 points. in Weston Marilyn Callaghan CH 9â€"0741