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Oshawa Times (1958-), 22 Dec 1965, p. 7

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THE OSHAWA TIMES, | 22, 1968} | 4 ee 3 Oi edi Vid f\aDaee I FAAR enEfIAI & ri | | rwww oF eer arn a ae Hl ete Ny [} AVAILABLE ONLY AT DOMINION a A Divison ofthe 5. 5. Krenge Compe it 4N THE K-MART PLAZA aE: a 4 Ae { RS SEE * orp Ci l = {my SS eESTORES= OPERATED BY N.Y. DEFENCEMAN s DRUG SPARTA G. TAMBLYN LTD. 128-6651 i Harry Howell has been a ; | defenceman with New York ) Rangers since 1952. He play- ed junior hockey in Guelph, P Ont., before going to Cinn- j cinati. 8 yn , ee i { av 'ONLY ay 2h od réa Yl ge : = Y AT O¢ MINION Club Scores GIFTS FOR THE x Colts o low sents witine The winners and high scores in the games played last week by the members of the Oshawa, Oshawa Golf, Brooklin and Gen- eral Motors Duplicate Bridge & - } q : Clubs were: 4 : _ oe Sneaky Pete OSHAWA CLUB x 3 2 seman , Wackey Wabbit ie e Turkeys BP Kaniel 139; Jack Patter| CHANEL NO. 5 be ar Soapy Sam hile JN aii i ea ae . P. Kandel, 132; Jack Patter- . : t gon, Bill Cox, 124. Mr. and Mrs. ay . 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