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Mey 26, 1966 14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thuredoy, 'THEY WERE TOPS -- 1965-66 were, left to right, key, outstanding goalkeep- sd ight Ken Scott, outstanding no- er, Tom Dart, most sports- eee Weneee A ogni vice player, Jerry Welsh, manlike player, was unable for outstanding years: outstanding player, Gary to attend banquet at Kins- Oshawa Minor Hockey As- Dionne, outstanding defen- men Community Centre be- sociation league play for ceman, and Mark cause of iliness McCon- _ PLENTY OF TALENT - Leonard McAvoy, bantam, sions were Bill Holmes, Most valuable players in the Rob Glecoff, juvenile, and midget, Larry Lloyd, juve- OHMA for the past season Frank Jay, midget, Top nile, and Erie Howard, ban left to right seated, ERNIE CAY LUMBER CO. LID. ARE NOW FEATURING FIRST QUALITY were, scorers in the various divi- tam. *T.M. 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TORONTO: (CP) Canada's track and field contingent to the British Empire Games at Kings- Also honored were. variOUS| ton, Jamaica, in August can't trophy winners in the OMHA,)/cay coach Paul Poce doesn't from novice through juvenile Most outstanding hockey play er from among 31 teams was 15-year-old Gerry Welsh, a mid know what he's talking about Poce, 42, a forme' boxer from Toronto, runs right. along with his athletes during daily work get. He received the UAW Tro outs. He is able to beat some phy. On hand for 'his presenta-' members of his Toronto Olym- tion was a former winner of the pie Club award, Ed Westfall of the Bos "1 want to run with these; ton Bruins of the National) guys," he said, "L feel that a Hockey League. coach of any consequence The Edward Crawley Memor- should be there to experience jal Trophy, presented annually what kids do, A coach loses to the most sportsmanlike play something phen he doesn't ex er in the city, went to Tom perience their indecisions, pain Dart frustrations and anxiety Mark McConkey received the Among the athletes Poce has Douglas Turner Trophy 4s the developed: are runners Dave most outstanding goalkeeper in Hills, Jim Irons and Abigail city leagues while the Gerald Hoffman all of Toronto McBeth Trophy, for the most Poce feels Canada can im outstanding defenceman, mwas, prove on its pe rformance in the won by Gary Dionne 1962 Empire Games in Mel Included in the impressive bovrne, Australia, when 17 track trophy display wes a new one,/ and field athletes won only one the Vic Burr Trophy, donated| medal,: a gold by Toronto's in memory of a former out-| Bruce Kidd in the six-mile race standing Oshawa amateur goal This year. between 30 and 40 keeper, It is for annual com-\athletes are expected to repre YOU CAN BUY plfone plo a . 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Other trophy winners were Charles Watson, Police Asso ciation Trophy. as most sports maniike bantam, David > cere-) Bracken, | Phy as most sportemaniike mid- get, vine Memorial Trophy as most sportsmaniike juvenile Reid Memorial Tro Dennis Hercia, Peter Le David McKee, Robert Wilson Trophy as most outstanding pee wee; Ifonard McAvoy, Cora \Cola Trophy as most valuable jsent Canada in track and field and Poce feels there is a good jchance for several medals, al though he admits few of them will be gold, 'Shot put and discus men Dave Steen and Gecurge Puce (both of Teronto) are capable | bantam; Frank Jay, Trophy as most valuable mid Joe Fiynn get; Bob Glecoff, Harry Dove Trophy as most valuable juve- ile, Kric Howard, Barnes Memor ial Trophy as top scorer in ban- tam; Bill Holmes, Trophy get; ley Trophy Lions Club as top scorer in mid Larry Lloyd, Mike Bouck of placing high and so is pole| Juvenile vaulter Gerry Moro (of Trail,' B.C,), Roberta Picco (Toronto) medals lie the half mile, 'iarry in tre shot and diseu Dave. Ellis are also capable of, Campbell bringing back some silverware,| Cleaners, "The real possibilities for gold, Trophy with Bil Crothers in| Jack Worral Jerome in, 222 the sprints and Nancy McCredie Tavish freshments Team trophies and awards Runners Abby Hoffman,,were also made to the cham and|pionship teams They were W Trophy to Scugog Bantam A; Pipher to Duplate, Bantam B; Trophy to Local and C. #. Me Trophy to Tony's Re juvenile midget as high scorer in. MONEY PROBLEMS? oes ten yyy shouvid join a credit union {t's no fun watching bills pile up~-but it can happen to anyone. When you're a credit union member, the problem can be whittled down fast. A credit union can help you get out of debt-- and help you start saving, too! For more information about « Credit Union that can help you, contact; OSHAWA CENTRAL STUDY GROUP CREDIT UNION LTD. 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