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WHITBY And DISTRICT Whitby Bureau Office 111 Dundas St. West Manager John Gault THE LAST TRIAL -- ITS OFFICERS The historic walls of Ontario County's 112year-old Court- house echoed with the admin- istration of justice for the last time yesterday. Its antique, warm, movielike atmosphere will record no more the an- guish and the drama and the triumphs it has known 60 often and so long. Never once in its history, so far as -offi- cials ean recall, has the press camera ever desecrated the confines of the law with court in session or recess. In order to maintain this dignity, the four law officials involved in the last criminal case retired to the vast law library to be photographed. Seated are County Court Judge Alex Hal! and County Sheriff, Colonel Arthur Welch. Behind them are Crown Attorney Bruce Affleck and Deputy-Sheriff Morley Bain. Judge Hall has THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, September 9, 1964 5 Tel, 668-3703 For New Whitby's award-winning Brass new uniforms. Some $3,000 is needed to foot the cost of the 35 to 40 uni- forms needed for the Band members And the Band is de- termined to raise all the money' themselves. "We do not intend to go to the Town Council and ask them for the money", Band leader Eric Clarke said yesterday. 'We would like to do this ourselves". The Band's present uniforms are about 10 years old and the need for a new set is becom- ing urgent. A variety of money spinning ventures have been organized to gather the needed $3,000. Regular Bingo sessions are to be started at Club Bayview. Also visits are to be paid to the town by other Ontario bands for concerts. "We raised the money to buy the last lot of uniforms", Eric Clarke said, "and we intend to do it again. I am hoping that our many friends in the town Band has started a fund to buy|ag: Band Is Striving Outfits will come forward and help us a ree On other Band matters there are now vacancies for trumpet] and drum players. Anyone who would like to play either of these two instruments with the Band is invited to go along any Thursday evening to Band head- quarters. Winter classes for the Junior Band open soon under the dir- -- of conductor Stan Red- ern, Family Monuments Created To Individual Requirements STAFFORD BROS. 318 DUNDAS EAST 668-3552 been associated with the old building' for a number of years. Before he was appoint- ed to the bench in 1961, he was Crown Attorney for 16 years. Colonel Welch has been Sheriff for 10 years. Mr. Af- fleck succeeded His Honor as Crown in 1961, and was Assis- tant-Crown two years before that. Mr. Bain has been Deputy for five years, 'HUNGRY TIGERS' Sealtests Won't Die; WHEN? WHERE? EVERYONE WELCOME INFORMATION CLASSES Regarding THE CATHOLIC CHURCH & ITS TEACHINGS Commencing September 14th, EVERY MONDAY & WEDNESDAY AT 8:00. P.M. RECTORY MEETING ROOM SUNDAY MASSES ARE AT: 8:00, 10:30; 12:15 & 5:00 P.M. ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST CHURCH 903 GIFFORD STREET, WHITBY 668-3676 For Registration NO OBLIGATION Beat Brooklin Again By CLIFF GORDON When you have got a hungry tiger by the tail you have got to learn to be just a little bit hun- grier. This is the case with the Brooklin Sr. Lacrosse and their afch-rivals the Brampton Seal- tests. The Brampton team won their second game in a row over the pride of Ontario County, this time right in the Brooklin arena' Jast hight by a mighty close 6-5 score. Brooklin led the series at one time 3-0 and were odds-on favorites to cop the series in four, (or as this writer had said, five) games. Now the locals have to travel to Bramp- ton on Thursday night in search of one big win, or come back to the confines of the local ice palladium for "It." In last night's game it was Jack Madgett with two goals, Castator, Jim _ Richardson, McCauley and Spicer with one goal each for the hungry Bramp- ton team. For the local "Good Guys" it was the old work horse of the defence crew, Ken Ruttan with two goals and singles to Don Bruce, captain Glen Lotton and the ever-dang- erous Grant Heffernan. The fans turned out in goodly numbers last night, despite dirty 'weather to see what we thought would be the last game of Sr. Lacrosse in Brooklin this year. (It could be if our fellows get off their seats and run on Thursday night.) They saw their heroes build up a 2-0 lead in.the first period on goals by Lotton and Ruttan and thought that this was it. Many of the fans remarked to this writer hat we had about called the shot as we walked to the pop booth at the end of the first. The second period was an- other thing, however. The Brampton team were, as we have said several times before, very hungry. With the Juniors |Thompson in the visitor's cage. | sparking their running attack and the hard rock defence work of fellows like Thompson, Wan- less and Ford working to almost airtight perfection it was a rough road -to the Brampton) goal. As a result the Brampton team with the ever-dangeruus Madgett to the fore, tied the score by the 9.12 mark and a huge groan wént up from the Second Period 3. Brampton; Madgett (Arthurs) .. 7. 4. Brampton; Madgett (McCaul 5, Brooklin; Heffernan ........- 6. Brampton; Castator (McCaule' Ford oss srs eevee 7. Brampton; J. Richardson (Castator) _..-. ane 1B . Brampton; McCauley (Ford) ..18. Penalties: Castator 5.47, Cragys 8.48. Third lod Per! 9. Brooklin; Bruce (Craggs) ...... 2.48 10. Brooklin; Ruttan sa eneae 3M 11. Brampton; Spicer (Wanless) ....17.24 Penalties; McCauley, Craggs 7.39. TROUGHTON MEATS 104-LUPIN DRIVE BLAIR PARK PLAZA Try Our New Budget Freezer Plan Nothing Down - 6 Months to Pay local cheering section. How- ever, Grant Heffernan got the fans off their hands at the 13.28 mark as he scored while many of the Brampton fans shouted that he was in the crease. (He was, but was shoved by Naylor in the process of scoring the goal.) From here in the tide took a bad dip and Brooklin should 'better have stood~ in bed." Castator, Richardson and McCauley followed in that order to give the Brampton team a 5-3 lead as the very dejected Brookliners trotted off . the floor at the end of 40 minutes of grueling action. | In the third period the Brook-| lin lads gave it that old college/ try and did manage to tie the| score as Bruce and Ruttan beat ANY SUNNY DAY Check the accuracy of VICTORIA and GREY TRUST WHITBY 308 DUNDAS STREET W. However, the stone that broke) the window came at 17.25 when}! Spicer rounded out a neat pass-| ing play with Wanless to drill a low hard shot to the centre of the net that completely fooled the local custodian, Pat Baker. SUMMARY First period 1. Brooklin; G. Lotton (Heffernan) 8.02 2. Brooklin; Ruttan (G. Lotton, Crags ....... ose 15.26 Penalties: Thompson 7.39, Vipond, Rich- ardson 9.52, K. Lotton 10.50, Spicer 13.57, Castator 19.45, D. Vipond 2 19.45, Ruttan, Finegan 19.51. MORE WHITBY NEWS PAGE 16 | your watch with the SO- |) LAR CLOCK in our win- || LOOK ! ! For Your Freezer CUT, WRAPPED Red and Blue Brand AND MARKED HINDS OF BEEF Ib, 57° PICK YOUR OWN All Meats Government Inspected -- Fully Guaranteed -- PHONE 668-4633 House of Windsor WED., SEPT. 9 and 1:00 P.M. TO SNACK BAR © ANTIQUE SHOW and SALE Whitby Community Arena Chapter 1.0.D.E. THURS. SEPT. 10 10:00 P.M. 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