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ee pocernett ma een Seen So = alll Pictured above is a group of enthusiastic lacrosse players getting a few pointers from Terry Davis (Western Cana- LACROSSE ACE TELLS KIDS HOW § Minor Lacrosse "| Mowat and Lloyd Gibson, presi- ) ning was a well-known figure in * tic of the Pee Wee Champion-| ! ed the young fellows and also showed them some of the finer arts of keeping their stick in shape. --Photo by Stannett. dian Sr. Lacrosse scoring champion) who spoke at the Whitby Minor Lacrosse get- together. Mr. Davis instruct- Whitby District Bowling Results MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE (Dec. 7 Triples Over 600--V. Jordan 825 (297-209-319); Charlie Gill; 768 (279-213 276); Merv. Bemis, 761 (223-227-311); Marty Jordan, 734 (258-297); Mickey McMas- ter 706 (275-254); Earl Smith, 703 (253-255); Alice Hewis, 688 (271-234); Bob Redfern, 672 (222-287); Georgina Nimegeers, 669 (222-224-223); Carl Pascoe, 659 (272); Verna Sandford, 640 (229-214); Clare Rowden, 628 (203-231); Harvey Roberts, 627 (202-250); Florence Moore, 626 (228); Jim 'White, 615 (233-248); Paul Frank, 609; Jim Mifflin, 600 (258-203). 200 and Over--Wayne Stewart, 255, Bill Vaughan 255, Clarence Moore 238-224, Des. Denyer 234- 210, Jenny Fowler 229, Betty Bick 225, Joyce Denyer 222, Noel| Edey 221, Ron Childs 220, Betty, Bonk 215, Bette Holter 214, Lil Peake 214, Beta Buote 213, Ward Bick 212, Vern Brooke 212, Bev.| Childs 212, Don Grant 211, Ron Pascoe 209, Doug Peggs 209, Doug Rowden 209, Marion Red- fern 208, Pete Ruttan 206, 202, Myrna Brown 206, Sheila Ran- dall 202, Allin Hewis 202, Ron Adair 201. Team Standing--County Bow! 28, Whitby Cleaners 23, Neigh- bors 23, Poker Chips 22, Wood- peckers 22, Head Pins 22, G-B Jays 21, Echoes 20, Sabre Jets 19 Rockets 17, Crackpots 15, Bassins 12, Ringers 11, Ko-Ko- nuts 10, Union City 9, Lucky Thirteens 7. LEGION SUNDAY NITERS BOWLING LEAGUE (Results for Dec. 13) Demons..7, (39); Stinkers 0 (11); ices 4 (19), Snatchers 3 (31);' Headpins 5 (12), Dog Patchers 2 (17); Tigers 7 (26), Kingpins 0 (13). Ladies' High Singles -- M. Vaughan 231, J. King 221, 221, C. Rowden 204. Ladies' High Triples -- J. King 631, M. Crowden 564. HIGH PEAK Vaughan 575, Men's High Singles--J. Jimmo| 228, R. Mustard 241, B, Shearer} Legion Pays 226, B. Henderson 243, C. Skel-| ton 225, D. Rowden 258, 289. | Respects To Men's High Triples--D. Row-} den, 754, R. Mustard 614, B.| Rev. Marshall Lemon Leaguers ---B. Hayes|°f East . Toronto's 59, Y. Jimmo 94, D. Henderson|Branch 112, the Royal 88, A. Short 96, A. Mitchell 99.|dian Legion, and the Session o St. Andrew's Church, took part in funera services for Rev. David Mar shall in Whitby, Wednesday. Rey. Marshall, pastor of St HANDED DOWN AWARD SASKATOON (CP)--J. R. J. McNeill, a Calgary pharmacy student at the University of| Henderson 606. | WHITBY (Staff) -- Members| was Presbytery Cana- Presbyterian Banquet By CLIFF GoOnDON WHITBY -- Whitby Minor La- crosse Association held their annual "wind-up" celebration at the Whitby arena when crests and awards were handed out. President Lorne Haley wel- comed the players along with as many parents as were able to come. Also addressing the groups were Mayor Warren dent of the Ontario Minor Lacrosse Association. The guest speaker of the eve- lacrosse acmss Canada, Terry Davis. He played senior with Nanaimo during the last three seasons where he won the scor- ing championship in 1964. Davis also played one year with the Brooklin Srs. and played Jr. here in Whitby where he was as starry a player as his broth- er John now is with the Osh- awa Green Gaels, Davis gave the stars test Phillips. Rev. St. Mark's UCW Hosts Senior Xmas Luncheon WHITBY (Staff) -- St. Mark's United Church Women were sticks for showing real team | hostesses at a Senior Christmas spirit went to: luncheon held in the Sunday Novice teams: Bulldogs' Bob |School auditorium. Mrs. H, T. Dalby and Ramblers' Peter Fallaise welcomed the guests, John Smith asked the blessings. A most delicious lunch was served by the UCW under the leadership of Mrs. James An- stey,. Invitations had been sent out to Sr. members by Mrs. Harold Quantrill and Mrs. J. R. Ward. In charge of the program were Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. Charles Broughton. Mrs. Eliza- Pee Wee teams: Darts' Keith Ibbotson, Eagles' Larry Moore. Sting Rays: Jim Share. In the Bantam division it went to Allan Partington. Following the presentations and the few brief speeches, hot dogs and cokes were enjoyed by the fellows, thanks to the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Whitby Minor Lacrosse Association. Tonight Thursday) the Whitby Minor Lacrosse Associ- ation will hold their annual meeting for the election of offi- cers for the 1965 season. Every- one welcome at the Arena up- stairs. Remember lacrosse is still Canada's national sport. Let's support the fellows where they BEAVER | ' WORK BENCH A GIFT HE their s of | well organized minor set ups. | REALLY NEEDS some fine pointers on the game along with some timely pointers on how to take care of their equipment. | During the course of the eve-| ning several awards were pre- sented, The Darts, coached by Herb Tran, were presented with Not a glamourous gift the work- bench but it sure would be a sur- prise gift . . . and practical A solid 6 ft. bench es illustrated; packaged complete, ready to @s- j -- Just phene for Christmes ery. the Roy Howe Trophy emblema-| ship. The Ramblers coached by | Tod Lintner were presented with the Neil Murkar trophy for the Novice championship. Individual awards of lacrosse Andrew's in Whitby for 21 years before his retirement in 1960, died Monday at his residence, 502 Henry street. Service was held in the W. C. Town funeral chapel at 2 p.m, by members of the East Toronto Presbytery, which he was moderator of in 1954. A memorial service in Grove- side Cemetery was held by the Legion, of which Mr. Marshall the former padre. The Legion's Chaplain, Rev. Stanley Armstrong, of All Saint's United Church conducted the service. f|Over 60 members of the Legion attended the funeral. 1| Pallbearers were: A. A. -| Walker; Donald Wilson; Thomas |Scott; Warren Mowat; James .|Ross and John R. Frost. Saskatchewan, was presented|p with a scholarship by his father| who won the same award from the same university as the most distinguished member of the pharmacy class of 1934. Whitby OPENING SPECIAL | BROCK Evening Shows at 7 and 9 p.m. SATURDAY MATINEE AT 1:30 y 4 ' PLUS--REPORT FROM SANJUAN -- | Le ay. NOVELTY CARTOON--MANHATTAN MOUSE HARTT ||15.9s ...... finer leathers unsurpassed comfort MEN'S FINE SHOES ner con | Collins Shoes | 119 BROCK ST. S. | Open Fri, 'til 9°P.M, WHITBY BEAVER LUMBER WHITBY Dundes St. 668-5818 BOWMANVILLE || 96 King St. E. 623-3388 | 419 beth Bel! entertained by play- ing. accordion selections, carol singing was led by Mrs. L. F. Richardson, with Mrs. R. A. Phair at the piano. Mrs. Fred Ollen-Bittle was in charge of transportation. Miss Illa Newton expressed apprecia- tion to Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Richard- son and Mrs. Phair and to the committee' who convened the luncheon. A very enjoyable time was spent by all. BEGAN CAREER YOUNG British comedienne Tessie O'Shea was four years old when she faced her first audience at a church charity show in Wales. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, December 17, 1964 § sense A O.H.A. Jr. "B" Hockey SEAL-0-WAXES "* Saturday, Dec. 19th - 2:30 P.M. WHITBY DUNLOPS WHITBY ARENA HEATED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Admission: Adults 1.00 Students with cards 50¢ OPEN... THISWEEK NEXT WEEK -- Thurs. & Fri. till 9 P.M. Mon. to Wed. till 9 P.M. Christmas Eve... 6 P.M, For . ... 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