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WHITBY And DISTRICT Jailed Week Red Wings Win Jr. B. OLA Championship By CLIFF GORDON Whitby Red Wings last night won the OLA Jr. B champion ship as they downed the Mimico Mountaineers 12-9 or was it 11-9. The dispute arose out of a goa that was scored by Kenny Ross at the 19.59 mark of the second period. The referees did not make a ruling at the time on the goal, but they did rule that the locals would have to play overtime so in our book it looks as if they did not allow the goal, or why in heck would they make the two teams play over- time, as Whitby scored two goals in overtime to salt the game away. The win gives the Wings the series four games to one. The locals lost the first game but came to take the next four in a row. The Wings by winning won the Jack MacDonald Memorial Trophy Johnny Davis was the big man for the Wings in last night's game as the current record holder bagged four goals. Gor Holliday, Ronni¢ Moore and Kenny Ross added a pair each. If they count the ome at 19.59. Otherwise Ross had only one lies to Bob Ferguson, Bruce Marlott and Russ Ferguson. The game was a fast, cleanly played affair that saw only two| penalites handed out, one to each club and they were both majors. The score stood at one all at the end of the first, then| Mimico scored five in the sec-| ond as did the Whitby team if] they counted them all. Then in the final period they played to what was ruled as a nine-all tie. The local club along with their manager felt that the Whitby team had won the game 10-9 but they were forced to play| overtime, with the local team| playing under protest with man-| ager Davie feeling that hi {team was being back strongly|ever it did not make too much are difference as the Wings showed they had the stuff and out- hustled the Mountaineers and| |tired home two unanswered goals to take the game and the title. JUST TALKING . .. We would like to pass along our congratulations to manager Ivan Davie, coach Jim Cherry and all the players along with {their fine sponsors, Mr. and For Driving Intoxicated A Frenchman's Bay father of five was Tuesday jailed for seven days when he was found guilty of driving while intoxi- cated by Magistrate Robert Dnieper in Whitby Police Court. Robert Taggert McKay of 2 Commerce street, pleaded not guilty to the charge laid by the Pickering Township Police Department, Const. Thomas Speakman told |the court that on Tuesday, Sept. 19, at 12.50 a.m., he was checking a car on the parking lot of the Pickering Township Police Department at Dunbar- ton when he observed a car proceeding east on Highway No. 2 in a-strange manner. He said that the car swerved support, then getting the run around in the playoffs by teams like Long Branch and Mimico who appeared to play just when they felt like it. But neverthe- less the will to win and true fighting spirit of the local team won out as they waited their time and took the games when they could get them and showed they have the stuff that makes true champions, . Many a game the local club had this year with eight died-in- thewool players who did not|onto the soft shoulder of the know the meaning of the word highway and pulled back onto quit. So it's hats off and ifthe driving lane. Ottawa is ready with its bond| He followed the car, he said, to challenge for the Eastern|and stopped it one-tenth of a is|Canada title, let it come, be-'mile east of the police station. | taken. How-|cause we feel that the Wings /He continued that when the|prs Morton Lomax, celebrated the fellows that can take|accused was asked to produce team apart and add an-| his driver's licence and owner- |ship permit and had difficulty in getting them from his wallet. Const. Speakman said that McKay's breath smelled strong- ly of alcohol and that he was unsteady on his feet. Sgt. John Pugh of the Picker- the other cup to the collection. SUMMARY 1st Period 1. Mimico: Kowalski, Riding 2. Whitby: Davis .. Penalties -- None, 2nd Period Mimico: O'Brien, J. Henderson 1.08 a.m. the same day he was call- led to the scene and observed WHITBY PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brear, of Annes street, spent the week- end in McKellar visiting Mrs. Brear's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Speirs. They also visited in Parry Sound at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brear. Miss Judith White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon White, 207 Heary street, Whitby, received her Graduation Diploma recent- ly, having successfully com- pleted the course at the school for Medical Record Librarians at St. Michael's Hospital in To- ronto. Miss White will join the staff of the Medical Record De- partment of Oshawa General Hospital in October. Judy was a student of King Street and Col- borne Street public schools in Whitby and received her Senior | Matriculation at Henry Street High School. | Members of St. John's Angli- |can Church WA, Port Whitby, |are attending the Oshawa Dean- | ery Conference. | Sherry, daughter of Mr. and {her ninth birthday. Her friends |and companions of King Street | School wish her many happy re- {turns of the day. | For the first meeting of Unit- ed Church 4 W's Club a corn roast was, held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Winter. A vee 12.54 ing Township Police Department |laige number of members were Smit told His Worship that at 1.00|present for this social evening.| The group will meet again for [their regular meeting on Oct. 14 at the United Church Hall THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, September 20,1967 X United Church Has Kassem of Iraq has announced TAXES BAGHDAD (AP) -- Premier the drafting of a new law to exempt peasants from land and farm taxes. Sunday School Picnic On Saturday, Sept. 16, the an-| Skipping Race -- Jr. Girls: 1 nial Sunday School picnic of the|Anna Lisa Karssing, 2. Joan| United Church was held. The Beattie, 3. Donna Samanski. Sr. picnie had originally been plan-| Girls: 1. Joy Samanski, 2. Fran- SRE Sl ng A i eelbarrow Race--l. brought about 80 adults and chil-| Gagnon and John Reed, 2. Cam- dren to Springhill Park. Various eron Deeth and Ricky Marshall, contests amused those present3. Donna Samanski and Joy until supper was served. Follow-' Samanski. 02 52 he list of winners: Three Legged Race 2 gitls; 1. Margaret a usan Girls under pine years -- 1.|Reed, 2 Beverley Smith and Donna Samansky, 2. Sharon Rey-| Anna Lisa Karssing, 3. Sharon nolds, 3. Barbam Jones. [Reynolds and Cathy Mifflin , | Girls nine years and over --| Boys: 1. John Reed and Shawn 1. Gaye Courtice, 2. Joy Saman-| Gagnon, 2. Neil Smith and Cam- al. 3. Kersy White, 1 | eron Deeth, 3. Ronnie Smith and oys under nine years -- 1.|Tony Mesher. Cameron Deeth, 2. Leslie Reed,| Ball Throw ~-- : 23 Lintner, ars and over |Courges, . Cay Myris, oy e ye ver -- Donna Samanski. 1. Sharon Gagnon, 2. John Reed,| Jr, Boys: 1. Neil Smith, 2. 3. Bjcnand March, | Tommy Mesher, 3. Cameron {Deeth, Jr. Girls -- 1. Anna Lisa Kars-| Sr, Boys: 1. Shawn Gagnon, sing, 2. Barbara Jones, 3. Lynn|2 John Reed, 3. Ricky Marshall. Deeth. 7 | Shoe Pile : Big ii x | Sr. Girls ; 3 rances Mary Dean Samanski, 2. Jo | Leathers, 2. Cathy Mifflin, 3.|Lintner, 3. Rosalie Reynolds. 16aye Some. Leslie Reed, 2 JRL bag LL Li Bos r. Boys -- 1. Les , 2.|Bareham, 3. 5 Cameron Deeth, 3. Ted Lautner. Sr. Boys -- 1. Ricky Marshall, EWS |2. Shawn Gagnon, 3. Neil Smith ADDITIONAL WHITEY NEWS SHOE KICK Jr. Girls'-- 1, Barbara Jones, |2. Donna Samanski, 3. Anna Lisa " wn SMORE n {Karssing NORT , Ont, (CP) -- A| Sr. Girls -- 1. Joy Samanski,| million and a half matches burst l2. "Gaye Courtice, 3. Margaret|into flame at the Eddy Match| Company plant here. Fast action | r. Boys -- 1. Ted Lintner, 2./by firemen confined the blaze i Girls: 1. Gaye PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27th 8 P.M. ROCHESTER AMERICANS (Amar Hockey 1 Y vs KINGSTON FRONTENACS (Eastern Pro League) See Bob Attersley, Harry Sinden, Alf Treen and Long John Henderson formerly of Whitby Dunlops play for Kingston Frontenacs. WHITBY COMMUNITY ARENA ADULTS 1.50 CHILDREN 75¢ [Leslie Reed, 3. Howard to one machine and damage was | Leathers, light. Sr. Boys -- 1. Ricky Marshall, House guests at the home of{2. Shawn Gagnon, 3. Ronnie Mr. and Mrs. Tom Breer, | Smith. Centre street north, prior to the| 5 : 52|that the accused was intoxicat- . Whitby: Davis, E. Tran 1.13/eq in his opinion 5. Whitby: Davis, E. Tran 1.20) <1t js clear that you were ; Minton: B. Ferguson, , intoxicated by the evidence of] a.e 4/the two experienced officers," , pH : Whibty, Davis, ruled Poin irra Dnieper jn/Jpnnston » Breer wedding were: oN 15! repis 2 2 convioh (Mr. and Mrs. R. m, E. Tran ¥ 15 registering a conviction. - | Miss Helen Taylor of Elliot | 15.45 Mimico: Hunter -- . Whitby: Moore, . Lake, Mrs, Freda Hughes, | : Discuss Export | Brampton, Mrs. Ethel Monahan, | 19.15 Mimico: Hunter 11.48 Whitby: Ross 19.59 Sales Methods E. Tran Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Taylor, | Penalties -- E. Tran and Mar Elmer Tran and Frank Wilkin-| Mrs. Norm Irwin for the fine son each scored once. For the/job they have done this year. losers it was Julie Kowalski, The local team had a very Dave O'Brien, Harris Hunter|trying year, what with injuries, with two each and single tal-'player shortages, lack of fan Council Endorses WHITE NEWSPRINT 4Y>-lb. pkg. approximately 630 | sheets for -- $1.00" 10. Mimico: Kowalski ... Mr. and Mrs. Roy Monahan, [Miss Kathleen Monahan, Mr.| land Mrs. Everett Taylor, Mr 15 mph Limit A motion that all cities, towns and villages in Ontario be ask- ed to endorse a resolution to A delegation from the new Blair Park Plaza asked council that sidewalks be constructed in change the 25 mph zone in|front of the new plaza at Dun- school areas to 15 mph was|das and Lupin streets before its unanimously passed by Whitby|official opening in three weeks. Town Council Monday night. They also requested that a Councillor George Brooks in sign on town property which im- his motion stated that the exist-| pedes the visibility of the plaza ing 25 mph law was difficult tobe removed. enforce because of the slight! arijjer Paving Company who difference between 25 and 30 has contraced to do the work mph. He sald town councilsitoid the merchants that it would should have the power 10 he impossible to do the paving change the speed limits within go. about one month. the town Councillor Robert Hastings| The Plaza owners stated that d/they would also appreciate who seconded the motion told ™ re council that school zome signs|lights and tree trimming in the had been purchased but no area. speed limit would be shown on| The problems will be discuss- them. |ed at a special meeting of the The Department of Highways finance and subdivision commit. makes the la rning|tee to which all members of a's speed limits in Ontario. council are invi Councillor Paul Coath sug- gested that the construction of , a safety sidewalk on the west side of Anderson street be con- sidered by the streets commit- tee to aid students attending Friday Night lott, majors, 4.23. 3rd Period Davis, Rose .. Holliday .... Holliday Marlott . . Whitby Whitby . Whitby . Mimico Whitby: Mimico: Mimico: Penalties 10.44 were discussed at a four-hour . 11.11|closed meeting Tuesday by the 12.55 Ontario Flue - Cured Tobacco Moore 13.23 Marketing Board. R. Ferguson 15.10 In an open meeting later, the O'Brien 19.47 board deferred making public -- None. the report overtime formed in July to study ways of Ross, Holliday 3.23|increasing overseas sales, but Wilkinson, director Lyal Tait suggested the 6.16 European Common Market is {the chief worry 20. Whitby 21. Whitby E. Tran Penalties -- None. Family Monuments AIR aes/ Created To 107 BYRON ST. S., WHITBY al Suiduat MO 8-5231 STAFFORD BROS. || c.1.L. Paint Dealer MONUMENTS LTD. 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